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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26
'" % TEENS: s., IN ADVANCE.

TO ADVERTISERS AND BUSINESS MEN.
The Netos, having regular permanent selni-week
J circulation as large, not larger than any othl
newspaper among the farmers and substantial bus,
ess men Of Fredericksburg and this section OF Wiz
,nia is confidently recommended a medium O.
advertising surpassed by other in this place. u
numbers among its readers those who able L
buy literally and pay promptly, and whose custom
would be valuable to business men.
Neither labor nor expense will he spared to max
he Neics worth more than is paid for it by bubscr
,ars or advertisers.
Immediate applications, enclosing the money ma
lie made to NEWS OFFICE,
jy X-ts Frederick shurg. Va
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'T'HE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub
l. lshed sEMI-wgEKLY would not willingly be 1Usdk
y, tOr any consideration, any subject, or in an!
fits departments, original or selected. 1t endeavOr'
TO b useful to the farmer especially, and to al pol
tiCans and others open to conviction willing t.
listen Its political friends having been
,eitly demolished i'll the late election, it Will support
Ir. Buchanan against the attacks of the Democratic
party and is in the market for paying subscribers
without regard to creed or acknowledgements a.
eflfve those who can't read English as any others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26
J. A. HEFELFINGER 4 CO,

8.
ES Stages, of first class, leave BoRsack's Depot
daily on the arrival of the cars for the Greenbrier
White, Sweet, Red Sweet, and other Spriags.
LS- 1t will be seen by the various epapers that
theCar5 OF the Virginia and tennessee Railroad, leave
Lynchburg taoicg day. say at A. NJ, and l50 T. NJ,
aiforiug desirable opportunity for all the Springs
above. je l6-dtlS
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pALLOONS.-We can supply any mum

Dber of this beautiful and poFular toy. at hours
notice 0nr apparatus is now in first rate working
Order and the article turn out is good it can
be made. \ largo discount will be made to those
buung to sell again
- WILLIAMS < BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26

1000 BBLS. Rockland Lime now
1OOo landing and for sale by AZ
RRfDGFoRD 4 CO.,
au "a ts# On the Dack
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-08-26
COAL.

GOAL AND WOuD.-The subscribers,
~ Agents for the sale Of COAL from the peep
Hun,' aud ''Springficld" Mines. now ready to
furnish superior lump COAL we'll as average, and
.Suliths" Coal in any quantity
For COAL, or for OAK and PINE WOOD, well sea-
sonet apply to Mr. Pitcher, at Coal Yard, (ScreaIIi-
'''''' i"A Wv" i. j. SMITH & CO, Agents,
It'll between Broad and Grace SITS.
TERMS:
For Oak Oak 8 Per cord, deliSS s CASH
For Coal as to kind and quantity. au I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

A NEW BILLIARD SALOON AVN RIR Will. BE
Opened on saturday Jue me o. Canal and
genue sreem The saloon Wi be kent In the best Italian
Irench and American style viii he he narar care OF
NE proprfn<s 70 render everything comfortshla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

irsss ssyMoQ y ona" a. 'ss s''oes' rc''' s'~As
YOuE WIFE THA,ss VANS vrrr,v
Number Tween v..iz re.dy this day.
STf ltsdt VIII rl h II Ga W r. fr
No = June arrsng msn Wit the author Az wan
ne fact sS s 81 saJ intel
CONTENTS OF THIS w.sK's PAPER
Travel Notes in Hibe iapds-ko lII-tFrom Cor
respond Mt hsny Wilderness Of Engedr
Yellow F. YER Psnics
az eS sGes ct or f Psssn b naSny
Cha Americans Abroad; Foreign Gold IN ankee Pockets
Ihe Nan bout Town-Many slip ',wixt Cup and Lip.
The Jane Ossbraton- The Fleet Load
ing the Capnon The kncampmept Uncle Lewis, the Fisher
man The 1usrd
domestic ineuig' nee.
The National american oor neil at Louisville, Kentucky
oA CGH 0 n sssso1
Of louisville Kentucky; george Prentice; Hon Hum
The Lead Secret concluded Chapter the Twenty Sixth;
The Close Of DAY. charter The Twenty ssveuh Forty Thou
sand Pounds Chapter the Twenty Eighth Tae Dawn OF
Praoie and Tsue-Domesuc Disasters; Irish Rebels In
William Jay, OF Psth. ,., =.
Luke Home Hudson street, New York; Mrs. Ryan; Mrs.
Sarah thompson: Mrs W-atherspoon-
They Wll be Lone
The Last OF a Celebrated Thief.
Men and Things In Italy(From own Correspondent
1hints vi q and d herwise.
Weekly Market sun mary.
Financial and CONNIE cAl
Comicalues Illus ations-3roundless Alarm; Lovely
Fit; and the Decision Of the Police DGeuty;
Those Horrld Worms
Persons living In he cities Of New York Brooklyn and
wishing sroers Weekly supplied at their hodses Will pesse
serd their residence 10 nce OF pub caton
deliver the paper viii collect pay for The
sAinc' Puhl.bed nv II ,RPyR A BRoTHERs
Franklin Ne York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

WHAT n THE REAsoNG-TaE UNPRBOEpES
w good hssla Of our cay aud is ss.o ,shng freedom
darrhora cholera similar COMPLAINTS Ia due IN the
opinon II enlightened VI the medical faculty, 70 he
general of st great preventive remedy tne mo
EZRA Cusnac sra IL well known fact that the majority
Of house "a houthoui the states are never whoL ts
escetnt psnatea for not merely an stsntaners
relief TO the suffering, ard nfabe and speedy .sre for
all stomach amens but II IL also delicious summe. oeye
rsee arS unfalrg preventive axansi disease sfhiN
FR1D Of 70 frss.u stree, New York city, - me soe sgsn
er United 9ates The b tiers be- Obtained OF him.
wholesale and retail wei Of all respectable drusgts
throughout the county,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

SyARUOes vIP~ AID. PpRsors sUfpaRIya sksx
swollen ess vsrtcse veins can ne relieved by NeNrfa
OF rpral elnrc stockinxe nafs 70 cyav
70 be ,hssrsf ,rsv 10 ,rrcs'ss 80 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26
....a., ,osp.sixas Arrsrr1ov.-Rsp- sou

TAnas OOsPArlxs,s ArIErTIor;,,ssy soys.
Er sport Of All Kinds happy 70 STATE " the public that
accommodate target companies perhaps more 70 ne
satiaf~eon other Oft OF town. havtuf
hcre better chssc- foI sport than any place OF "
knd Having fair support last year from NC pm
Nc hope his saasou merit s their pstronsge, aud PR
o1ee 70 leave hing undone 70 please AT parties Mls
e sumcent for drilling OF manuvu~ins OF All kinds
eo urr hhed with lunch inner N any erent o. numosr
nmey notice only The facilities Afforded 70 Get 70 ~
80 House are very cnvepent e1her VIII sis,neos ~ "a
=! rps bsnk and fh day The seceud svenus oars rs0
eyery Zen minutes and always re>dy W scxv
w~e~f~ IN NE rscs~ r~~~onshle terms
w1fIIHw a BRowp. rroprsNs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

rvARp TO TBE LApIEs-MADAME rrLJrERs co,
~ are selling cnss At heir store and she's 70 ms "a
rortasns OF French head dresses &c when
he ledies are Invited 70 eau and exsnnns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

urur utRvESrA~ NIGHTS xrrESrArNNENrs.
Nv samuel Ferruson xeq., sdtor Of the Dabhu Unver
city Magazine,
Con,enls-rhe children % usnsh, Rsbelion 81 Slke-
Thomas Captive Of kshin. to-by Nightmare and Rossoe
Of Rcal volume, Emo ~ psscs. rrics Vi ~ r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

Gy,lD WARD-TQ THE DEMOCRATS OF THE TWENTY
~ second xsrd-Al u YOU who are Oppo.ed 2 The Sc
and dnpoaed TO support the General Commes o.
which wilson Small Ia chairman uesed to ahen1
meeting tt the house OF Mr. Hugh Murray Of Forty
bird street and Eleventh avenue Friday evening june
at O'clock for the purpose OF having enrolled
cordng 70 the reso uons adopted By the above named
mittee. By order OF the Board Of fpectors
JAMES HUGHES.
JAMES WALSH,
JOHN COYLE,
HUGH MURRAY,
PATaICR BRENNAN,
GARRET Fl sTRIKkR, Jr,
OHA6 CAMPBELL,
FREDERICK LEP0RINE. r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

20 THE DEMoCR ATYo REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF
the fifteenth ward-Au democrats favorable to the call
of the Democratic Republican General Committee OF which
wilson Small liz the chairman, will meet at Academy Hail.
663 broadway. the evenings Of June and H. TO enroll
their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

uEHIOR VETERAN CORPS OF lsi1 WILL MsEr AT
- he Mercer House. OF and Mercer streets
~. Frdsy evening june ~ ococs 70 make arrange
report from the commit ee Interesting 70 all LEI every mem
Der be present BY order, n. RAYMOND, Ooonei
Isaac NJ PHrrE, Adutant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

AT NTH wARD-IN PURsU ANCK UF rHE CALI. o.
IN the Democratic Republican General Committee Of the
city and county OF New Fork Nessrs John spanrd Low
sprinssteen, John Hanpen samuel kowAnd and william
Of ne above ward elected By he people has, fall convened
evening Of the l9h june 1857 AT eight O'clock Tor ae puT
pose Of organizing board Of inspectors motion Of John
y, spaford Samuel Rowland duly elected chair
man, and William Van ArsdAs and Samuel Frye oera
The democratic citizens Of the ward respectfully requested
before the board of inspectors either Of the
following evenings between the hours OF and ten
June rs n - and 2 1851 at the AdriAho Of Hud
and streets, for The purpose Of enrolment and
sAxUH. ROWLAND Ohairnaa
Wv . Vac A.sDAls' Clerks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

EyIRsT WARD DEMOCR ATTIC REPU yLrOAN OaaANI
Eat "A meeting Of the democratic voters OF the yard
will be held Al the I5rosd Street House this ming ct
O'Clock for the enrolling members 70 form demo
cratic association 70 elect i've delesse, e the Genera. Com
de eg a!es 70 the Ward Commit Puncua attendance IL
quested, By order. OHAS MCOAY.
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TILE n1II.I[ Any.

UxxNPT FIFTH NATIONAL CApErs THE ExEMyr
~ meub erp Of the above corps will assemble his day,
Al Pentands corner Of Edrfige and Broome strests q
n. r. NJ atend the funeral ~ late captain, VIM VI
rcrneu members IL the second ANY are re
,uesed n unite with A. 4 CHAMpERLIN, CAPTAIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

IIARPERs WEEKLY
Ill Supplied dealers and others. either In the current
weekly numbers IN the
MONTHLY PARTS,
the Weekly) by ROSS TOUsEY,
Wholesale agents. IN Nassau street. New York
OLD NEWSPAPER ANY ONE HAVING FILcs OF
" Old papers. fifteen twenty Old will ind a
purchase Ny addressing through the Herald Office TO
AntiquAran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

NENTRAL PARK LOTS FOR Saloon FIFTH AND
~ Eighth avenues fronting park. Apply TO RAYNOR
BLAOKWkLL, I,l20 Broadway, next to corner of Thirty
fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

x~,,vrR RyRNE, MATHkNArf'IAN AND ENoINEER,
l,ho, M numerous vor mahemsiics civil rshsHxy
~ schanics engineering has In prepars lon great work
w shr saving machines the engine and Steam nsv
gson Psvpees and inventor are requested 70 torwsr.
tey specifications Address tiers on proessioua
hrslusss 10 Oliver Byrne bon " Srosdwsy Post ones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

ITO SOUTHERN MIR 'HAkTs IN SOnD STANDING
The advertiser solcs the attention OF Snuaern merchants
who may be DESTROYS Of securing the services OF reliable
aud assistant 70 this notice We about forty
years ~ are good neal has orough knos edge OF
business IN detail has been, since the III sixteen con-
yanly engaged sctive husnes confident nj rerk and
partner oboins trade and will ne valuable acqui'
such require the assistance Of one theoret.
l ~ practically corverssn with ev ~ business form or
sacsnn and extensive business acquaintance He An
excellent of good address and habits and Will fur
rish The reliable testimonials by letters from, and re
ference most OF he leading houses this CITY. business
connection and residence Of so In prominent 70 hern
city early life, induce hm 70 prefer smbrklnE IN that
he takes this method 81 requesting proposals. from
merchant Of gcd standing Cemmunicsaons addressed :?
A H. o. nor sos Post Office, View York viii be ~ gArfed
strictly conhde fial and receive prompt attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

DARN FOB sALE-sITUATED TX MILES FIR IN THE
4 Bicksvtle station. l., miles nom New York. ooa
high state OF culva new eight room house barn corn
crib &C. Parties desiring eligible ooustry residence could
not have healthier pleasant siuaton being only
bays north where there FOOD
Ashing and canmng the and noted for buckle
berries and blackberes which be found in profaron
The gruw ing consisting Of oats and
grass are very promising win 90 with the farm de
sired Appl. P. SELL 3lS Fulton street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

- - ;
10TH wARD-THE DEMOCRATS OF THE 18TH WARD
10 are pouded he lspesors whose duly enrol
Al democrats resding IN hs ward mseI = ne aramescv
Trdsy) evening" june T the last lime BY order u 10
bEPHN. HAG0ARTY, Chairman.
q I'D wARD.-HAvINa s1xN ny NAME ATTACHED
10 an advertisement purpornG 70 be hat of officers
eIsced 10 general committee kc under he obligations
sued by the Seven Convention, take tne earliest
nortuniv Of have been utad
wish be spoken 70 By any party belonging :, that bogus
mort OF the Ger eral Comnitee exsence VI Which
"A FRANCIS CROsSAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

ITO GRoCERs AND BUTCBERs-wIrL BE SOLD
cheap the stock ard nrui Of grocery and meat mar
n q distance the country A hne opening for
business man. Address Grocer Herald Office.
ITO TCHMsBERS and JrwELLERs-rOR SALE
and old e.tablthed store, In beautiful and enter
prisinx village about four h ride from Yort by
railroad For practical workman this u chance ssldm
offered This and good will be sold cheap for
cash applied for For particulars inquire At IA Maiden
lane fret floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26
grw PUBLICATIONS.

r,ou norm ssxxs MARRIED AND srFuLn-A
Nxors 49, pscsi diseases hsir causes prevention and
cure, on rbrsgl gc.i gr,nc,gss rree f~ sac "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

prURSIsr I'D COUNTRY HOUSE TO LEr-PLEAsAN
ksu:e house fronts on dravessnd bay somm md
sne vie Of the Nsrrews Hamilton be Facilities 10
bshng and fishing excellent The place s easy OF access
stages passing apply al l4 Macdoug street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

a GRAND CHANCE FOR HA4TSR, DRY GOODS, Mu
"A sic other tasteful store at Third avenue TWO ock
nom Cooper Institute head OF the Bowery store 70 ei rem
SS Haiters fxtures ct auction on Saturday. instant pos
session given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

Two REET IN BRooKLYN-oNr THREE STORY BklOn
house, Fropt street within 30 yards o. the Fulton sno
ferries This contains all the modern I'm
provemen gas and cold ws,sv baths warmed from be-
AR furnaces and Piled with rain and web water without
ring out OF doors Inquire OF JOHN HARRIS. al No IN
he court adjoining
UNoRKsHoP TO LET REAR HOUSE,. $50 FRANKLIr
w street. suitable for light manufacturing bush ees
Iro ulre Of h. Jaco, No Harrison street, Of Ia sOKsR
NAN, zS West Thirty hrsi street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-26

ABROTYPE GALLERY FOR SALE CHEAP-IN A
"A good location for bu,ipess for selling ont
the present soing West Apply INN OF lately NJ 1856
Eight Avenue 10 let
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17
LOCAL NEWS

THE FIREMEN's GREETING yesterday Tues.
day. morning at about quarter before FIVE o'clock,
the arrival of the steamboat train from Norwich
was heralded, says the Bay STATE, by the firing of
cannon on the Common. The train contained En-
CINE Company No. IL and Hose Company No.
from New York, which were on their way to
Boston. The former was accompanied by Shell
ton'sBand, and the latter by the Washington
Brass Band No intelligence having been sent
to this city of the projected stop of the Hose
Company there was no one to receive them, but
cold Torrents" Company, with characteristic
promptneas was soon uniformed and met them at
the Lincoln House, from which place they escorted
them to the Nashua cars where they took seats for
Lowell. In Lowell they are to be received by an
other Hose Compony, and from thence proceed to
Boston. Their carriage, which was very UNIQUE
and rich affair, was upon platform car in front of
the train.
0ceanus No. II was escorted by Yankee No Of
this city to the Bay State House, where they
were soon engaged in passing congratulations and
in social conversation. After a slight refresh
ment they came out and paraded through the
principal streets, calling upon Mayor Richardson
and ExMayor Davis, both of whom accompanied
them to the Bay State House, whore at eight
o'clock, both companies with invited guests, sat
down to breakfast prepared in Mr. Cliaords
best style. AT the close of the breakfast james
Mcfarland, Foreman of No. 8, introduced his
Honor Mayor Richardson, who welcomed " Dee.
nus to the Heart Of the Commonwealth in a
a witty and brilliant manner. He then introduced
Ex-Mnyor Davis as an Ex-Fire Warden of the
city Of Worcester; he made short but eloquent
speech, and was most loudly applaudcd After a
fcw remarks from Chief Engineer Sturteyant, viii
liam Williams, Foreman of 0ceanus No. IL, paye
few statistics of tho Fire Department of New
York, which were listened to with attention.
" Three times three" were then given for the New
York Fire Department, and Mr.. Williams took
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

TINS afternoon. He surrendered himself to
the Sheriff, and gave bonds in five thousand
dollars TO appear and answer. The Sheriff
surrendered himself to the Coroner.
The National Guard were under arms for
an hour in the Park. and were then released
from duty, and left for Boston to take part in
the Bunker Hill Celebration. The twelfth
Regiment is now under arms at the City Hall.
At the atfray this afternoon, several of the
Metropolitan Police, besides Capt Dilks,
were so badly beaten that their recovery is
considered doubtful
Gen. Walker arrived this evening. and was
received by his friends at the landing. sa-
lutte was fired, and the General then entered
borouche drawn by six horses, and was es-
corted to the City Hall by great throng of
sympathizers. The general influx Of people
added new Juror to the already great excite
ment, in the Park. An enthusiastic recep-
ton was given. He was escorted to the St.
Nicholas Hotel, and will remain in New York
for come time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17
Firemen's Reception in Boston.

oceanus Engine Company of New York,
with Skeletons Band arrived in Boston at l
O'Clock Tuesday. They were received at the
depot by Washington Company No. of
Charlestown, and escorted through some
OF the principal streets to the latter city,
where they are being we'll taken care Of
The Company numbers ffty-four men, aud
with their splendid engine, attract much at
tention.
New York Hose Company No. arrived at
Lowell Tuesday forenoon, via Norwich and
Worcester Railroad, where they were enter
tanned by the Lowell fremen. They are
expected in Boston early Wednesday morn
ing. The boys from the Orphan School at
Randall Island were introduced to the Mayor
at the City Hull, on Tuesday They visited
Faneuil Hall, and afterwards by invitation of
the Mayor The weather clearly indicates
an Easterly rain-storm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17

The Know Nothing COnveutiOn-Mr.
Banks accepts on the Springfield Plat
fOFm-Mr. BOnney Declines.
Boston, June l6, 5 o'clock P. M.-The Commit
tee appointed to wait upon Mr.. Banks returned at
half past five o'clock, and Mr., Arlington of
Boston, spokesman of the committee, reported
that they found Mr.. Banks seriously i'll. They
stated the objects of their mission, and Mr.. Banks
was pleased to reply that he was proud of the
honor conferred upon him by the nomination, and
that he was staunch believer in the Springfield
platform. Illness alone would prevent his accom-
panying the committee and addressing the Con-
vention announcing the grounds upon which he
accepts the nomination.
Mr.. Bonney of Lowell, has declined the nom
nation of Attorney General, and John H. Clifford,
Esq, of New Bedford, was nominated to fill the
vacancy, but it is not at all likely that he will
accept the nomination from such Convention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17
New York Matters.

NEW YoRK, June l6.-An lther serious riot
between the two police forces occurred in the
Park, today, in consequence of an attempt
made by body of the Metropolitan Police to
arrest Mayor Wood and Sheriff Willett on
warrant, granted by Judge Hoffman, for as
sault on Mr.. Conover, the Metropolitan Com.
missioner of Streets. The Metropolitan Po-
lice while ascending, in body, the steps of
the City Hail. were beaten back with clubs by
the Mayors Police, and many of them badly
hurt. Capt. Dlks is MORALLY wounded. The
Park is filed with an excited crowd. The
military, it is reported, is to be called out.
The warrant upon Mayor Wood was served
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamship EurOpa Mt
Aa ifax.


EXCLUSIVELY TO The WORCESTER DAILY sPY1
The steamship Europa, from Liverpool
O'Clock on the morning of June 6, arrived at
Halifax at o'clock on the morning OF June
10th.
The steamer Indiana arrived at Liverpool at
2 o'clock A. NJ. June 4.
GREAT BRITArN.-P Parliament resumed its
sittngs on the 4th. Iii the Commons, Palm.
erston intimated that he intended to submit
bill this session for the abolition OF church
rates. Mr.. Beekley gave notice of his inten-
ton to bring up the question of the ballot
June 23d.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer stated
that there was no intention at present of re.
ducing the duty on paper for educational pur-
poses.
Intellectual efforts were made for the an.
pointment Of committees to revise the duties
of the Board OF Trade, and to consider and
report measures for improving the condition
OF the laborng classes.
The Princess Royal annuity bill was finally
passed. The London Times states that there
is not the least ground for the report that the
U. 3. frigate Niagara is not to take her share
OF the submarine cable. She was to leave the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-17
The Ra,rIe Of Bunker Hill.

Eghty-two years ago, o.day, on the 18th
of June, 1875, was fought the memorable bat.
tie Of Bunker Hill, where the Americans, al
though repulsed, from lack of ammunition,
gained substantial victory over the British,
ald where the gallantry and valor displayed
by our ancestors in holding out SO long against
such fearful odds, made them models for the
imitation of posterity. Would that the same
intrepidity, and courage, exercised politically,
could stimulate us, their descendants, to the
accomplishment of our deliverance from a
thTaldom as intense and intolerable as that
endured by our forefathers from the British
crown.