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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
Town Officers Elected.


Pans. Moderator, John bennett.
Clerk, II. T.. Hammond.
Sclcctmcn. Elisha Morse, 4. $. Thaycr,
Scion q. Walker.
School Com, Silas =. Maxim.
Treasurer. Sam'l NJ. Ncwhall.
All Republicans, and elected without on.
position.
ALn,Nr. Moderator, Chas. Hutchinson.
Clerk, q. W. Saunders.
Sclectmen, James French, Geo. French,
WIN. Coleman.
School Com, $. j, Cummings, Esron
Himball.
Treasurer. j. II. Loyepy.
All Republicans but first Scleciman and
Clerk. Abcrncthy Grover for Moderator,
was beaten by 20 maiority.
BrcKrmrp. Moderator, l.. +. Smith.
Clerk. Das,inc Sralding
Sclcctmen, Addison q. Cole, \. i. Bon.
ncy, VIM. Chase.
Treasurer, Dastinc Spalding.
Town Agent. l.. i. Smith.
School Committee. Dr. T. H. Bradbury.
Cons,ablcand Collector, Oren fauir
The above are Nil Republicans, not SPOT,
or blcmi.h ON them. We have madca clean
sweep, " horse, foot, and Dragons"
Gmup. Moderator, r. J. Chapman.
Selcc,men, George Burnham, John ".
Bean. samuel Richardson.
School Com, Ephmim Rowe.
Treasurer, Caleb Wight.
Town Agent, Jane. burbank
Constable and Collector, I. =. Green.
Al Republicans.
Ruuu. Moderator, Elias ". Carter.
clerk, Benz Freeman.
Salcclm,n. Fla. : Bartlett, {. l.. III.
wards, Timothy II. Chapman.
Treasurer, Charlie. Mason.
Town Agent, Ella. " Carter.
School Com. Elir. VI Carter.
Collector, Bnj Freeman.
The above are al Republicans, aui were
elected by spol mnjuritics.
woopsrocS Moderator, \. H. E'irs.
Srlectm,n. Aioniram Casts, Alden Chase,
lIcuj Davis.
Clerk and Treasurer, joel rcrIrsn, Ir.
SUP. School Committee, Alden Chase,
George ". eastman and ". " BROOKS.
Town ,srnt. Perrin Dudley.
An Republicans
rnrrrRG. Moderator, ). c. Walker.
clerk, Marshall walker
Selcc,men, VA Charlrs, James Walker,
: A. Bradley.
Treasurer, GrlrssB. Barrovs.
Sup. School Committee, Rev PC. Rich.
nrls1n.
Collector. Charles Tibl-it'
Al the above ar Republicans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
Weekly Summary Of News.

preme Judicial Court for Cumberland coun-
ty, commenced on Monday, Hon. WOOD.
bury Davis, Justioc, presiding.
1t stated that the trial Of the Rev. Mr..
Kalloch will take place at Cambridge, next
week.
Hon. Nlyah Marlcn, OF North Palermo,
died on Saturday, Feb. - after short i'll
ness. Mr. Marden has occupied an imPOr-
tan, position IN the public Affairs Of Waldo
has been representative, county commits
sioncr and senator.
Tho Rhode Island House Of Eopfcscnia-
tiycs on the 10Th, by the casting vote Of the
Speaker. voted to restore capital puni'h-
ment in tina, State.
Mr.. Frederick, the newly elected Senator
from California, landed in that State, six
years ago. with twenty-five dollars in hi.
pocket, and without political influence. lie
returns, with halt million. NJ Souator
from the .mariest State in the Union.
Tho Steamer Anglo-sason sailed from
Portland for Liverpool on Saturday. She
takes on: full freight. Her next trip will
'' ~ "o"''
The Advertiser states that the SasadHhoc
democracy had something OF mus about
HfsH
the Inauguration hlI'. Ine custom House
wing had Da'' al bA'n' w''" "''!''", MAN,
agcrs' Tho ro'toIhee a'hcTe"'' e'.''r''''
at the lonn"e io'''' n''"'"''A' WIN
"'"'' Univ "''
rs The trains on The H. y J. L. H. as
cd through Halloween On M'n'"y, week
nan jumped upon the track anu instantly
Killed 10y the engine lie vas 'O''' ~
years o' ny
II - understood that james h''hanan
Henry n"pho" OF tie President elect VIII
be Nr. buchanan 'r''a'e se'r''''y' ''
- about : years old las travelled ." hn'
rorc, aud speaks hneIhy French and i'A''
ian.
\ Washington correspondent n the Her.
all say' &" The Banks of the District werc
increased o." sunday last, unh'r tho au'Ii.
e'' OF the lady OF Speaker Banks who "'h-
crrd one INTO existence '''"'ns small ho'''
:" o''d''h'' 10 h's''f ~"
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The Utica y. \. Daily "aie''e' dating
lack to l''" IN It, weekly ISSUE has ceased
to exist. The Gazette was FEDERAL nation
49,, +, ,,..,.I ,,,,J.r,.r,,,i.l,rl. Is,
summer !, ,,a..Il 10 the Know Nothing,
,l,,,.h b,, ,r,,,l the death Of IL very .r.r,l.
ily. Itwasa case II suicide.
r.. SIT. nj, Milo. .,,. d, ,n.r, M
,,i. ga, viii ,..Y, III. oio,b ar,i,cr.,,,
If n, fir, .,,,,r,p,p, on, E,.ri,l, r,rc nm
mi. continent aud within the limit, Of our
own state.
On Friday morning. Jan. H.. a PRISONER
sentenced I, solitary e,nGn,msn: in tie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

NV Books. I. II. Peterson, E-q., an-
nounocs tina, he has in press the following
works, which will be issued. the first on the
9Th, and the Second on the 18th Of the
present month. They both are pronounced
to bc works Of great merit
TnE IoHpER RoyrE, by Emerson Bennett,
Two volumes, duOdecimo, paper, prlco 81.
VIVIAN, or the Secret Of Power, by Mrs
T.. ID. y. y. Southworih. Complete in one
volume, cloth, price Sl,2i, or two volumes
paper, at 81.
Either work will be sent, frco from post
age, to any part Of the United States, by tho
Publishers, on receipt Of price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
WMnNcrox. Feb. Is, lsiI

" N'AiHHA'ff I'VE - A"fNs
The lIous, thi. morning closed up action
upon the several reports Of thespccial invcs-
tigating committee, a subject which has
caused much excitement from its commence.
mcnt. The case Of Mr.. Gilbert OF y. York
was first considered. Looking upon the re-
port OF the committee as proceeding SINH.
lar 70 n preliminary examination before a
grand jury, hc claimed trial at the lar Of
the House, where he could confront witness
and have the benefit OF a cross examination.
\ motion 70 this cnec, was made hy Mr..
Pur,ianec, Of Pennsylvania, which was vo-
tel down by the shaun democracy and South
Americans. Being satisfied that majority
of the llous, vera determined to condemn
ham upon the testimony Of witnesses Of
doubtful reputation, taken behind his back
without notice, hc resigned his ,cat, aud the
resolutions in bis case were laid upon the
table. Hon. o. Il. Maticson, another mem.
Der from New York, who lad been implica-
tel by the evidence and in whose case the
e'mn'i,tcc had reported resolution Of cS-
pulsion, immediately sent in letter resign
ln6 h" SCAT. Bat the resolutions declaring
he had been engaged in corrupt combina-
tons as member, tho House refused TO lay
upon the table, aud passed the same by a
large majority.
In the case Of DR. Weleh, member from
Connecticut, the committee recommended
expulsion, but the evidence was 80 weak i,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

ADrorrp MISSIONARY. The following
reply was received by the committee who
are collecting facts in relation to the prohib-
itory law, from Missionary in Aroostook
County, under the patronage Of the Maine
Missionary Society. We publish /, that
contributors may understand how the funds
OF the Society arc applied.
1.-The most tangible fact about the Maine
Law is that was in itself villanous deep.
ton an intended tool and covering Tor pohi-
zeal intrigue and land speculation"
NJ. Il. KEEP,
Missionary to No. ii and vicinity.
The Journal states that this Mr.. Keep is
an occasional correspondent Of the Christian
Mirror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
OBJ Ottorb Qrmotrot
PARIS, MAINE, MARCH s,iS57.
Published rvrRr friday MORNING nv
DARIUS FORBES.
JOHN y.rERRY, Editor.

Terms. ---Onc dollar and 60, ccats siriSIly
~ ,pyANCr. one dollar aad .c'cuty.h'c cent,
vithin .iN months, twp dollars at the end OF
the ,e,r. 10 which hity cent. viii lie added bot
e,ci, year which paywcut y DELAYED.
Advertisement. asserted on reasonable terms :
the prupsis,"rs not lring tesroUsilc iorany ever
h,,ond The sm. uat charged iar the ad'crii''mcni
- Communications shoud u" directed I"
- The ONf,ui Democrat. rs'is, Me-
rs ". rErttSoILL 5 Co., 10 State So
noston. and l22 Nassau 81, New lo'k. az "ur
onl, authouI.l sgrnts iot procuring suhsctipiiot'
forwarding l'cTiiscmsutf.
- Payment &c III advertisements - held H.
BE- doe frtm ihs date of the frst inscttlon.
Book and job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

oxroEp NoRS,L ISsrrtrE. The spring
term Of thi, popular school conpenecd on
Wednesday the It'll inst. under very favora-
bic prospects. The number OF scholars IN
attendance is as large as usual. IN inter-
cstins and profitable term is expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06
The Legislature.
FRIpw Feb -.

SENATy. Sir. Woodbury., from tho CON-
mittcc on Claims. reported leave % withdraw
on petition II Robert Martin iOi pay As a
aembcr Of the Board Of Agriculture also
on petition Of Daniel Hopkins, Tor los Of
horses seized by Dcpniy ColleVtor. Acccp-
tel.
Mr.. Brown, from the committee on Raj
roads, Ways aud Brdgc,, Tepor; bull n
authorize the construction u railroad
around the easterly sido Of Back Cove, Port
land Read and assigned.
Mr.. Brown presn,ed the petition 81 Her
coy Z. LOytll and 10 Others, that interest
not exceeding per cent, on contract. secur-
ell by mortgage may be legal. Referred to
COMMITTEES on Mercantile Affairs and lnsur-
ancc.
Passed to be cngrosscd-BIl IN relation
% wills.
On motion Of Mr. Jones,
Ordered, That the committee On the judi
eiary be dircsicd to inquire into the eIrcdi-
cncy of altering sec. 30, chap. l2G. OF the
Revised Statutes, ~ NJ 10 permit admins.
traitors, executors and guardians where they
shall reside more than 10 miles from the
place Of holding the probate court In any
county. q make oaihs 20 their inventories
beiorc a justice OF the Peace.
llousE. On motion Of Mr.. Cr,sby Of DcI-
ter,
Ordered, That the committee on the Jnli-
cihry b. instructed 10 enquire INTO the c1pc-
dicncy Of abolishing jury fees, and report by
bill or otherwise.
MIR Poster, from the committee On Fi-
go. q. -. 4
Of State tar, reported an act l,r thsass
n,cnt Of State lax Cor the year 1917. amt
ing u 600 OH. 80 aud the same was read
'"la, anu assigned. -, y-.,.....--,.
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StuRpAr, Feb ..
SrN,rT Rrrort ~ the committee on tho
Judiciary. declaring lr.i,lati1n lnsnTodiont
un an order IA relation o. Increasing ihrpay
.ol witn,,,c. and Jurors. came from the llIuss
accented.
ca motion oT Mr. Woodbury.. the report
was laid ON the table.
Mir Il,rrick. from the committee on tho
Judiciary. REPORTED LEGISLATION inryrclirut
ON an oii.r relative a. the rryh,blt1n OF
eircu'c' IN the Sm'c.
Tn molten oi Mr. '""'''
'lI.'',', '.", ,"' ''''''''V. %, y" J'y'
car! ~ H'',',u 10 muir mo '.' 'AFI''
enc! "' >" .'t''NS '' 10" ~ t''''''" W
'"' 'u"''c @' r.'o''m'n 'h' N'''''t' A. "
t'b"'' sue" "'h,'is ~ w chosen anu !" h"'H
"'''' '''A,'S ~ ','' '''', i"'"'''' - gu '''"
,'H,' 80, mo-, ,g"''''''''' "'' "'" '"'''"
anu NOVA '"'" "''''''
llorsT. Ordered. That committee Of
thrc' BE- riscl, 10 report 60 this House, a.
so,n ~ may b., thc amount II pas o. b.
allowed hereafter a. tue deputies ~ princi.
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C,i,i.orJ p.,ri,,. NJ n.,,,,,t -, 49,.
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Finally ra.,sl-Rc,olyc In favor of STATE.
Reform School Receive Gr abatement OF
state tax on the town Of Cutl,r
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sL>NI,. b"' TOT '' A''.''''.nt n' q ,''l'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

wLp CnrRRr Bass ,ND Tar, by an in
rcni,u, combination with few other SIM
ple., afford ~. the .urcst antidoie known
far consumption Of the lungs. br. Wi'tar,
in III. Balam Of Wild Cherry, las produced
a remedy Of untold value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

TnE KNIGur TRIAL. The government
rested its case on Monday. and on Tuesday
Mr.. Walton opened for the defence. Our
summary Of the evidence is necessarily Lriei'
but /, embraces all the essential parts. II
is not known how many witnesses will be
introduced for the defence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-06

Particular attention is invited to the ad.
vcr,isomen. of Stock aud Farming Tools, in
another column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23


AHnHY On Monday, the 2gh Inst JOHs AEssuY, d -
North f.l hih street, brooklyn, b. -
Iis rcu-e "crc inferred in the Cemetery Of tho Ever.
I.ro-yn-Ou Tuesday eis, rs, rrri. v inf,n, daugh.
ter Of Charles l. and Julia r. Erowcr aged 20 days.
The relatives end cnfs " the family arc re pccuuy
invited b. aucnd The funeral ti' afternoon 2d ingt at
o'clock, nom The residence OF her parcuk, 81 Ludlow
street, without further invitation.
IHi.s,Npr.Ou Tuesday, April ~ After short Illness,
JAouH Iu,n. BCu-AEDr, aged ~ years and months.
qr,e fr MI. uf Use family are respectfully invited 10 at
tend h,, fncra from his late residence, Mr. John y.
No. RI hmond road Beach street seapet0n. staten
Island 1t ocock ths aiterncon Ills remains will DO
takcu ~ Greenwood cemetery.
Ct,xasul, On Wednesday. the cd insi Jc,N n
OL,momlN. on Of ). g. AID Mtsy Cham1crIn, aged
Thc c.t,rs and FRIENDS OF the family arc invited A.
tend tn t.rs Or friday, 2ltb inst, at O'Clock A. ",
from he residence Of h parcnis II Second as cnuc, N
CGI.-,uairuly, on wednesday morning, April q,
ioll, Co.'s. sgcd 81 years, mouih- and = days.
The relative and friends respectfully invited 10 At
trna H. tlucr, from his late TcsinCaue, First avenue
cnrrer of hts fourth street his srernoon 1T O'Clock
H. rcman vl be taken 90 Friday morning 10 New Jcr.
isn.-un wednesday, April H. FRAsuIs. youngest son
Of Charlie aud Eliza h0iy, aged years months 'sit -
rlr remains will he Inferred on s,aicn Iisnd
Beloved by al who knew his worth,
ila va o. u a short time givca;
fle csmo but TO prepare on earth
90 hl higher place IN heaven.
Evaf.-In Brooklyn. on Tuesdsy, Iit mt, lAsr
WILLY youngest sou Of james ". ard Lacy >. Gwon,
a-cd Il nottl and 10 days.
The Onersi viii take plsce- On this ene-rcon, %'d
ip Al o'clock from his fathers house In Icfcrts street,
grsi Lou- tsst Of Gand The friends u the family
srd sl.n of hs brothers iOhn =. and Chas. and H. A
Moorc ar invited 20 attend fs remains viii be taken 10
Crecnv cd Tor ntcrmcnL
Ftrrt.f -sudIJ MY, "Wednesday, 22i inst, Mr. M-
e,t,tr TaRu4i, in The 18th year Of bis age
To rcrtiyes and friends of the family, al0 The mem
bcrs "a he T. W. wallack Musketecrs, requested 70
srDd a. funeral from the Of his father, -, tl
yarclh street, FRIDAY alternoon, 1T O'Clock. It's re-
mn ne viii be inferred 10 Calvary Cemetery,
f,wrrSc, On "Wednesday April ~, Hyymvr, ",
daughter ol Iocph and bsrJ T. Lawrence aged year.,
1 mouth and d3J
The friends and relatives respectfully requested "
attend Nv, funeral from 1G2 lay street, Williamsburg
uia Afternoon At O'Clock.
MlfnXNs.nn "Wednesday, AIr -, HsNHy o., 500 o.
Cegspi and Mary Martens, sgei ear. months and
~ dsya.
IL re,rs.ns pi' be taken from tbs resieace ~ ~ pa
ren.s, 80 roa'somery street 70 mrrs~, a. ocecs a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23

hocAnT On Wednesday, April q, MlBr taII.a dtlsh.
Ter on hane' nneired McCary, aged years m r.
day,
The funeral sl take pane tbs CTbursday) afternoon at
eocok from tie rcsitnce Of her parents IL OH street
The irend' and relatives Of the family respectfully IN
yited ~ attend
MpKaows wednesday, 2ei iast CnAar ~ MoKsows,
son OF !ohn and Abby hcKeown. OF -cNl,tns. aged
years, months aud =. days.
lis remains I'LL be taken Ia Greena ood Cemetery tbs
afternoon I'D inst At T. O'Clock from he residence Of
h, parents, il6 Elizabeth stree,
isliast, North Of Ireland papers please copy.
lFtN.-lru.@ PECg relict Of the Late Daniel Peck
The friends ot her family and 81 her son Geo. H. Peck,
and hs brother 10 law, Howard r. Coates respectfully
invited 90 attend her funeral from Stephens church,
corner Of Broome ami Chrysue streets, 70 morrow al
O'Clock +. NJ.
SAMSON "Wednesday Apr' -. OF congestion Of The
lungs, SsmAN f. oANsa aged 81 year, mouths and 10
days.
The relatives and freads 0, the family aud the nnem-
berry OF Allegheny IO'sc No 1876 o 81 o. e. are res
pec,u,ly invited 20 attend his funeral O'Clock ut 80
Marion street His viii be Inferred IA Greenwood
Cemetery.
SxTa-On Wednesday, April o. S,R,HF daughter OF
Alexander AMI sarah SIN tn, tie 1h year her
The friends of the family requested % attend her IN.
neral from the residence a her parents iSl IA Twenty
bird street. this afternoon al: O'Clock. without further
invitation.
WnMulrr On wedneaday, OIL inst % scarlet fever
EMMA. daughter OF Geo. ". AMI MARY Ana Nmurt
The relatives and friends oi the family respectfully
invited 90 aend her funeral from the residence OF her
par, nls street, Greenpon L. l., TO morrow, AT o'clock
T. NJ
WILLIAMSON "wednesday morning April 22. Mrs, JAM
c. WulJAMs wife OF flihu William and daughter Of tho
Samuel and Jane Geodrcb sged - Sears ,oon,as
and u days.
The relatives and friends requested 10 attend e f
neral s afternoon THURSDAY al 2oclocN from nee Late
residence. S. Essex street.
wuIlAxs-On Tuesday 2i. inst at The res ience OF Mr
John O. Aymar Broadway, irsH WILLIAMS a taitalhl CO.
lorcd sery ant. aged abou. - years.
Norfolk Virginia, paper please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23
MRrT1cN.


nR,rN--SNoasAS -Dn Tuesday, April ~, by the Row.
John Mlcy, tho residence Of the brides father GuRu
A. Urhh, To Miss loups, second daughter OF Captain j,
Sherman, III ~ Brooklyn.
EnmogS.-BBSIR.-- Tuesday April n, NJ ~ Br0ome
street. PArt EBnOts ~ MARY Bioks1s all Of uis city.
FOSDAfDIghip i. in this city, "Wednesday, Apfl
o. by the Re-. John u. steele, nuoDORx j. fOsDA, Ed
10 fIfoDA T. IOtTskYut, both a New York.
TOOn--Sw ORDs.-On Tuesday, April u, nj ~. Matthew'S
church, Jersey City, by Rev. James j. BOvdcn, .osN
IoO1 o Onciunat Ia MARY SsosDs, daughter Of Robert
Dumont, 10. OF The former place
IIouN--NiunncE.- Harlem, wednesday, April
o. ~ The rcdcncc OF tho bride, by Rev i. = Lord, Mr.
CAus~ o. IionHY, Of Bedford, W Ns ANA NJ WIurtocS.
eldest daughter Of J. g. Mhhlock, hel, of Harlem.
IAwENCh-lIOE-In this city, Wednesday, I'D inst /,
si The rU.uoc 90 the brides father, by ue Rev Mr.. T.
Egcnbrojt, D. H., IhWur {. IAvC1NCS 10 ADDE y Hos,
second daughter Of Richard NJ Hoe, lq all Of this city.
IAsrON-,'iIFsotp Hartford, April Il. by the Row
Ir AirdUk, AsfE - IAwToN Of thL city, 10 Miss igts
NJ daughter of W Gfswold Ed, OF the former place.
SNmguN-tUIiJ1noN--O Thursday evening, April Is,
ct The rc.iclcc OF the brides mother by the Rev James
Milett ~ .imS W. SsuxON, OF Winstcd Conn w Mss
MAst AaNA iUtl1TOS, Of tbs city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23

FROM tlss port "Wednesday aeK II is expected vii,
se oct about million Of dollars in specie The out,
asd rnovemcn, has coTnmenced and il will not soon
~.
1Nf Assistant Treasurer report to day as follows
.si receipt $500 so, IT
Ssl payments 39s 357 q,
o<a. balance. Ia, COS l6S I'll
Al the second board the market was decidedly gloomy.
downward tendency Of prices continued and before
be close decline realized in all the leading railroad
ccks. Michigan Southern opened at decline Of per
tct Cleveland and Toledo fell of a; Erie, X; Read
", y; Cleveland and Fusburg, y; New York Central,
There were large cash sales OF Michigan Southern at
g. but in other STOCKS there very limited
mount oi business.
The steamship Niagara from Boston for Liverpool to- day,
ried cut nearly 5000 900 in specie. The Cunard stoam
Albert n. Eicolay's regular weekly auction sale Of
tocks and bonds vii! take place o.norrow-Thursday
a past twelve ocloca at the Merchants Exchange The
a f0r the occasion includes about $4,000 Hancock
ounty and Warsaw city Qinots) bonds. These bonds
issued to the warsaw and Rockford Railroad Coml"-
ct par, and being sold by the contractors 70
obligations falling due. copy of the act Of the Hi
os Legislature which these bonds were Il
ned can be obtained at Mr. Ncoay's office
The earnings of the Iehigh Valley Railroad Company for
he month OF March were as follows
March, 1867. y.
NNNN -~N~- .N
Inc,so.a 0;
Tina onoshio CITY of Einbrg AZ this port from Glas.
-, go, On. I,,. l,.ar from, Ionson Tho rono,.
B""t O'ih5s oh0 e"! 49, i'''" ''"''"' '"' A''''
srAct i reported As being in Sill more stringent con
hilton, with further fall in the funds Consols were
uoted per cent lower II expected that the 9th
ns tie Bank OF England would make another increase in
&he OF interest. The effect OF the first advance had
hardly been developed up TO our latest dates must
|ae great deal of financial embarrassment and many
ailure- We can hardly think that another advance in
k6e rate og interest follow the first Nothing
lho.i I'd Toe djrcst necessity would Dduce the hank IN
-, ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-23
srlseeIIrneous and Dss.sfe,s.

Tbe s't,nshps Asbama capt scheuck. from savsnsih
and Marion Capt Foster Charleston arrived ycss,tsg
The purser Of each steamer has hanks l0r syors.
srr OCrAS srsr-Thc following particulars % lhc 0ss %
The shp ocean spray fum letter addressed 70 Far.
Geld Esq American Consul at Naufurs:-
AstntrEtsco PsROs BssHCs GGOvr, ptt~oSp isL,Sp,l
10 tie Unicd states Cousul Manrils-I sm painful
at c iOss % O shp Ocean
under ny command, DE 5lN Of hccmbcr last lac cur
e. are brery "a Clowswe sailed from Iondoa
80 90 Zoe BcyVurc, he Nslsbsr
tossi. pssssEe DE ship sprung alcts, and when
had pRssc Nc-e sltndsr had Increased uCh ha
pumps becouing ercy uercss and me wi,ef gaining rs
l,affu raU.fty. 0hl gcd, o lives aud
hopes ~ saving r AMI ship W bear TIE
hand lr days suer bore up, IRE wutor gaining
ht bold aud thc officers And completely
Finding utterly Impossible, to stop the leak
Keep Che sbp Woat bet Hltw hours forced 20 her
aud cndcavor much rosdle of the
trcr she sDl ~" biped sBd sunk or hc
We h,d only lime. ~ ute Gry land
ur iu save hr' n cur provisions and al he mttrt
Most Of personal effects lost and
much Ci ng shoes The Cargo will De total iu.s there
means here ~ and hr unwilling
stop htr they can 60 aWaF The brig Two t'sns hfrr
oig 90 iof Mfur1s part q M crew have ssSed ss
captain cr pstssgc aud seven a fm 80 tu her htve NJ
power W kep hem and hti ct ncien e. slvea
hia We res ~ Cur provisions, also .isl n ~
hey wnud uo last at ~ us grrat length nj Hine Tier W.
boy Tho commander would take All OF IA u wished tt
Do not wish ~ abandon httc saved ana MAJ u A
70 ehr - also u cruise and su De som" an no. ~
fure she arrives ri he tsne. 1hc question no. as -
fe@r shsa no eooyga " cnsrsr naJ ~ ss
esDres-i, for W lrcsn NauTi5fs We "a =. ~
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