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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

GALE of valuable REAL ESTATE IN PAhI l.
y TION-ANTHoNY BLEECKER Co will sell AZ pub
Yofi on H RSDAY the It'll OF May next at u o'clock noon
OF Henry Nieo ESQ referee tue 90
the souhweern of Houston aud Allen streets III sNu
cy being feet incn Allen street by eshty
esbt feet four inches Houston street, more or less
The premises are nov known HERMITAGE HALL.
See Referees advertise OF sale in The Evening Post
FOR ,rther particulars apply 10 the at hs Once
No s4Nilsm street; GEO SHEA Plainth Attorney
No 1857 Broadway; or JAS w WHITE, Defendants Aor
new, No. 81 Eberty-st
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DUSsEL DORF GALLERY, No. i97 Broadway,
- 80 Ct the fnest P<INriS1s ever put upon en-
bibran Opep DAY snd EVENING. ASGiitaGSs y eroA.
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A. J BLEscXER. Aucton.er.
CUPREME COURT SALE of the splendid
wen Eth and stbsys-A BLEECKER Co. will sell Gu
MONDAY APPLE at u O'clock at the Merchants Etshaass
n the most rhorouch msnre possible ard rrpse with every
improvement which comfort aud axury csn desire
udet dumb waiter 10 the ith story stained
elss dome TO exen and library which cannot Do
surpassed for perfection the city This property can o. seen
before the SAFE cannot otherwise be spprecaed house
2jx7a. lot hsif the block. BY order, 1900, ~, , r.,
l.(O0l Z. L. kUuoLco' neieiee'
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AUCTION NOTICE.-EUGENE b. FRANK
AIN Auctioneer by p. B. rankin Co To- NOR
ROW (ss utdsy) MORNING. At 40. eoot Al ssesI0om 10
IS Nu,au.st. extensive sale Of PARLOR CtAHBER DIN
ING ROOM LIBRARY and other FURNITURE CARPETS,
CHINA GLASS aud PLATED WARE, &c. For particulars
4, Herald AZ Express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER
W No. ga Broadway, near Houstop.st
klis. Ihup A KEFNf.,.. and Direetress
Performance commence with the Overture At ~
SATURDAY ENENIHG, April 4, 1881
Eighteentb night Il
THE ELVES; OR, TIE STATUE BRIDE. .
Produced With New Scenery Costumes Properties and Me-
chspica Effects. .
Lsstyp-The mountain fol- ess Pasoria inhabited IL
IL sid by Pixies Sptes and Elves who, like the Phantom
Of Germany, delight to ehrap travellers into aeir
eams and torment them with their mscheyous antics hSv
nc the power transferring the spirit they often in their ma
eieus gabo give lie the newly dead Statues rocks and
ees are seen moving In the forest but Is only
during the they their fictitious exisenee-st the sp
oIosch of night they their immobility. "
Colin. .........................Mr. T. u. Johnston
Prince Jockey Club. ....... Miss kste Rel nolds
Silva the statue. Miss Leurs hcenc
The new arranged and composed BY Thomas Bsker
Previous 10 which the popusr drama Of
THE BLACK BOOK.
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DROAD WAY I II f I + r.
ID r. A. MARSHALL, Sole Lessee W. r BLAkE' stage
Manager.
Door, opens Overture st7i
SATURDAY
OF positively the last performances oil INC
renowned and LEARNED ELEPHANTS
VICTORIA and ALBERT
They ill appear on each Nigh in GRAND Dl'EhrisE-
MINT with fsvorte d. snd Face sustained oJ the
DRAMATIC COMPANY
sATURDAY-An AFTERNOON PERFOkMANCE, 10
which the ELEPHANTS will appear, with other entertain
nents 70 accom- mo families schools, children, &c
Doors open At "A, To begin At p m.
On MOSDAY EVENING April 6, will be presented for the
frs, W. :, This ,abishent the grand hs.ooa romantic
and scenic drains O sreat celebrity, entitled
THE Last DAYS OF POMPEll,
om Sir Edward Bulser Ly tons novel in which the entire
resources OF the Tnsar all departments will be engaged
The scenery by g. Hester. 49,,
MIR Lor 'Aipaces
Ills FIST Al pearsrce srce his successful Western osr
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Phonetic kshors- Hand Academy. No 20 Md sou e.
o. adlcted BY ANDREW J. GhAHs H. Law ReSoyie, Opss
.pipgs. C.Ic4lsis sent oI sepils;tyI.
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a.. h.,s "a. 4. ,al re 'mrr vemsot sNs of 70 hbas
.v.d AZ y6doc and 100 hads Clts husovsdo 81 $50
LEATHER continues firm sud fair blsne,sis doing The
"a "A. b...oe.si folOSt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-04

thcberter'S by pcFsin pccihc does mot Purge
bat tone aud 90 he
spine, pr e4csl b. srsks; rads fou,
6Asdel FeecsD' one ~ two Or dose water cure,
bfsitburD ,i.t headache pes, yeness nausea aad cre.-,
Appetite 50cens per bottle by al dsst.i Depot NJ Ol
" alst, N. Y.
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Neutrality-suspicious. having been made Tor
IN NEW CERTIf iCATES ofBANK sr0 TX for the follow
na which were stolen from the subscriber March 81 1855
No. 49, dated Feb 49, 1855 for IL shares In the
Pacific BaIk 80 escni
Cehcac No. SO dated Dec l e6, for 10 shares M the
Pacific Bank, 6o0 each;
Certificate No 80 dated Feb 1857, tor ~ shares 10 the
Psc he BAek, $50 each;
Certificate No. ~ dated Dec 10, 1872 Tor shares IN the
METROPOLITAN Bank, n 100 each
Cehcae No. 7o GATED Dec. ST. 1885, for shares IN the
Metropolitan Bank eco escbj
Certi6cst., JOHN y. MARTIN,
No. l6 spring -st, ~ r.
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ROCK Isl AND RAILROAD

~ COMPANY "A DlvII END Of FIVE (Sl PER CENT GA
the full Stock Company has been declared payses 81 the
sce the Treasurer In this city the lOth OF Apd
pro rata DIVIDEND (eqgsl 10 TWO AND OSE-hALF
PR CENT bss been declare the scrip stock Ofho
Company issued Bonds converted the 10Th OF
January 1857
Psr hocng the Scrip Stock will be required 20 surrender
the the tia Of The payment OF the Dividend ard Cetts.
fcsies for Full STOCK viii then be i,sued thereof
The Trspsf.r Books will be closed the Sis, inst nd
main closed ur'il orlius Of the 10th April.
y Ney.Yoik March II, 1857. A c. FLAGG, Treasurer.
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MARINERS SAVINGS INSTrrUflON-A-
w sy oraer Open daily from m TO p M
no on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from
10 O'clock Interest allowed deposits from - 10 tSv
per cent; $500 At cent Deposis made
On q, beor. the 18th Of April will bear interest from the rst
- Anil THOMAS &. SrlLLMAN. Presden
P. w. BNGS, Yics-PresdeLt
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OCEAN BANk-ELEClION.- ne Annas
~ Election for THIRTEEN DIRE CroRs OF this bsas N
for THREE INSPECTORS Of me next succeeding Es~ctoi
will be held At The BAnkusouse on EsDAI zee lfa a
of April next The poll will be open from !. 9.oes "a 20
ocl,ck D. M The Transfer Boz Ks will b. closed from the "
o D.. 18th April. By order Of the board
Eew.York Ma 'ch 80 ls57. PARKER HANDf, Cssief
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q
They cone ops t their Holes DE - lsa !. s,rance
"a Ishd the otter day, bouRht box cos Az -
n tAAINNi Oi@ Hnd Lere perfect stampede l-s
Ian nous among tre RNis whcn oci)e SCENE,
a. 4 they wOull tutu MS oul O the house
Nhciessle anu Re Al. DePo- NJ SSs BROADWAY New
York. - We"
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
From the N. y. Journal Of Commerce
THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH.


Mr. CYRUS W. Field who returned from England in the
last steamer whittier he had gone business connected
with the sNcw York, Newfoundland and London Tole-
graph Company gives very encouraging accounts Of the
progress of the great Atlantic cable The manufactures
continue to turn it out at rapid rate encountering
unexpected difficulty, that there is every prospect Of
its being completed at the time already fxedsay by the
latter part of July Second only in importance to the
construction Of the cable is the perfection of the
chnery to be employed in laying it down and conf
dence in the Of this great enterprise is much in
creased by knowledge Of the extraordinary precautions
which are taken with reference to this part of the work.
to guard against the danger of failure To eect
ally the engineering difficulties previously
ating it has been decided to dispense with the ponder
o,is revolving drums heretofore employed in putting
down sub marine wires and substitute therefor n Sc
Iies of rollers the wire running out and un-
der them alternately. Connected with this apparatus
is an ingenious piece of mechanism, which will precise
y indicate the strain the cable at all times and the
apidity with which it is running out The speed of the
ship being proxmaoy known the process of laying the
wire is very much simplifed Mr. Bright the chief tele
graphic engineer personally supencnds the preparation
of this machinery to be placed each of the ships
rying the cable, viz tho NAgamemnon and Niagara "
The former is Of such large capacity that her portion
the wire will be placed board in single coil That
part intended for the Niagara is far advanced that the
process of shipment might be commenced Immediately if
the vessel was in port ready to receive 1t.
Great interest is manifested in England with reference
to the construction of the cable and the preparations
made for shipping and laying it, As evidence of this it
may be stated that the Prince of Wales recently visited the
establishment where the wire is making, in company with
Mr. Field and others, for the purpose of witnessing the
progress of the work. and while there cannon
pcatedly discharged by means of electricity transmitted
through four hundred miles of the cable
Quite contest respecting the location of the
main telcgaphc Office at London Liverpool but the
former finally chosen.
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
Markets.

NEW York, April 30, p. m Cotton is firm sales Of
1000 bales. Prices as yesterday Flour is dcpress
ed sales of $500 barrels State, Sc Sc l5 southern
Sc 80 81 40 Wheat is unsettled, but higher white,
81 so; red, 81 So. Corn is buoyant sales Of 80 900
bushels yellow, so cents mixed, 70 cents Pork has
advanced mess S22 rs. Beef is steady at SIG 25
Lard is higher, at la cents Whisley is easier Ohio
29s cents Coffee is dull Rio iot ~ cents Sugar
is firm Cuba, 0a l0a Spirits Of turpcntinc is firm
at 40 cents Rosin is heavy at 81 80 Rice is quiet at
43a5i. Freights are inactive
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

The Tampa Pennsular gives full credit 10 the
statement announcing the discovery of outlet for the
swamp waters in the south of Florida Officers of the
army who have traversed the everglades at all stages In
form the editor that there less impedment to travel
than before 1t thinks troops in search of Indians will be
able 70 continue scouting during the where IL has
heretofore been impossible.
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
OFFICIAL.


TREASURY DEPARuuH,
March ~, 1857.
Notice hereby holders Of stock OF tho loans Of the United
states that this ften win purchase until me LIST day
June next 81 100000 shall be previously obtained
and win pay in addition he heres accrued from the d Of the
last interest freou together with days
additional money reac Je vendor tho following
rates premium on said stocks;
For the stock OF 1872 premium Of 10 per cent
For the lS4y aud 1s4s Of 10 per csa and for
tho stock 1850 commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock 5smu
Of per cent
Certificates OF stock transmitted 10 tho department this
ice must be assigned United States by the party duly entitled
10 receive the proceeds,
Payment assigned and transmitted will he made BY
drafts on the Boston, New York fhadel
mia al the option parties entitled receive the which
should expressed the letters accompanying the certificates
HOWELL COBB,
Mar -dtlstJuneN Secretary Of the Treasury
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

The New York Mirror states that Mrs. Bently COM
peted her task Of walking for thirty consecutive hours
at Tabernacle at 10 o'clock the night Of the Goth
ut The Mirror adds that for the concluding eight min
ues she walked without support and did appear to
be greatly exhausted She vocerousy cheercd and
Capt Rynders made speech and set good example by
contributing SO to the box towards the support Of the
three fatheress children" in whose behalf Mrs Bcntly
walked. His example was very generally followed
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

called soaqoa It's peculiar virtue is Lit il becomes
hard and durable, and polishes smooth, as maible
In the Capitol machine-shop the operation of turning
immense marble columns for the Post Office extension is
also going
Tnn CouRf on CLAIMS court, after recess of
four weeks will resume proceedings Monday next
Judge ilchtist chief Justice Judges BIacord and Scar
burg associates NJ Blair solicitor d. Ratela, assist
ant solicitor d. Mcpherson, deputy solicitor and $.
H. Huntington, chief clerk II b expected that the first
two days will be occupied IN delivering decisions in
that have been submitted
THE NAVAL CoURTs. In court No. / the case of Com
ander Oscar Bulus who placed the reserved list
by the retiring board taken up and in progress
In the other two courts the Of Loutenans Chand
Ter and Baldwin still pending. Lieutenant Baldwin
rested his yesterday and the evidence for the gov
ernment mostly documentary is progressing, and
il is thought that the will be concluded this week
THE WAsHHGToN LIGHT INFANTRY These volunteers
will parade to-day for the purposes of drilling and tar
get firing. From the indications out of doors at the
present writing the weather will be popitious this
their twentieth celebration of May day The prizes con-
sist of golden Maltese for the best shot silver
cross of the second best shot and leather the
third wther's Band will discourse music on the oeca-
sion.
MARRIAGE LICENSES, Washington is certainly not be-
hind her sister cities in the number of marriages which
taken place since the LIST of january last for
orediby informed that two hundred and twenty five
rage licenses have been issued to parties in this city since
New Years day.
Mn s. S. LuRvEY, of Maine has resigned his Office as
messenger in the Office of the Superintendent of Public
Printing, and Mr. Thomas Mulloy has been appointed
to supply the vacancy thus created.
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
al Elopemen Case a. ,Spripc6eld. /,

SPRINGFIELD, April 29.Judgc Torbet to-day decided
that the wealthy heircs, Miss Martin, who recently
eloped with Mr. Boyd, at liberty to go to her hs
band The Judge however doubted the legality of the
marriage the bans not published The case has
been up writ of haJoas corpus since Friday last and
has caused great excitement The parties highly
spectacle.
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
Grand Exhibition and May Festival Ball

DROF H. W. MUNDER most respectfully
his friends patrons and public generally cf Wash
Georgetown aud Baltimore that his exhibition and
Ball will take place Friday evening May l. 1857 at
Washington Assembly Rooms Louisiana avenue between ~
9th
spared patience 10 render this eXhh
the superb entertainments that have ever been offered
to public beautiful the
dminuvc size Of tho children that VIII,
upon participate the complicated accr,
seldom ever Witnessed on tho
stage
Prof having reputation being the beat
teacher this he hopes coDrm that
opinion public by offering the following
( Asw
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
Nncigdfion Ucst,cdrd.

DuEKmK April 29.--Lake navigation between Dun
kirk and western ports resumed on Saturday. The
New York and Erie Railroad Company propelles, Elm
ra, Olean and New York, departed, and four Others
rived.
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
Siapcr Seized.

NEW YORK, April 30,--Thc brig Ellen, which had
cleared for Loano seized this afternoon by the
enuc cutter Washington as SLAYER.
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

Rf5s-The name of our fellow w-citizen Nicholas Cal
respectfully municipal convention aud tho
the city gentleman every necessary capacity
10 on the Office OF tax collector.
Ap
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
The Unilod Slates Steamer Nlaaara.

New YoRK, April 30.Thc steam -frigate Niagara,
hence for Europe, spoken Saturday 200 miles east
of Sandy Hook, under sail and steam.
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
Weather al The South.

NEw ORLEANS, April 20 Letters from Texas state tn,
the recent cold weather had done much injury to the co
In the various parts of that State,
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
BY TELEG GRAPH.
Dest,7,ctire Ere n Apalochicola.

AUGUSTA April 3O.-A fire took place in Apalacbcola
on Thursday last which destroyed the Union warehouse
with 1000 bales of cotton, the post Office, and many
stores and dwellings. Loss, 100000
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

BUFFALO, April 30 Navigation will probably not re-
open before the 18th of May, if It depends
tirey on favorable winds Our harlor is still closed by
ice s#t#
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
Partition of Nicdraqttd.

NEW York, April 30.-Adviccs from San Salvador by
the Illinois state that the partition of Nicaragua among
the allies has been consummaed the natives of Nicara
qua fully consenting.
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

Il Miss years old.
o Syrian Waltz, by Masters md Misses,
10 Pas Tros Misses from TO years old
Syrian Masters and Misses from to years old
10 Masters and IL Misses composed
by Prof Munder expressly which Il acknowl
edged beautiful dances Witnessed in
Producing soul stirring national airs.
ID Shawl Dance by 20 Misses In which introduced the coo
May tho grand march and ascension upon
throne, final ablcau
ornpp; which Introduces everything executed BY
while attending Are and OF tho most complca
the profession. This dance introduced by
~ years at his first May Ball. and he only re-
peatsn II nuponth by urgent requests.
After will be cleared for tho accommodation
OF the whole company.
George band is engaged for the occasion,
will a very choice collection Of new music
has long abandoned the habit
sending lowing tho want OF time ts
the year he cordially invites all M former patrons ana her
friends assuring be strictly select by placing
responsible person at the door,
SSoud happen TO rain ON tho lst tho bal VIII DO postponed
until Monday the 4th
29-td s.31sut A
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

following numbers OF the Maryland Consolidated
Lottery Susqeanna Canal &c. Glass 49, drawn
April 20, 1857
G6 35 As 60 So Sc As 20 22 10
The following are tho drawn numbers apsco Lot
terry class D, drawn April so, 1857: sas
so 40 27 81 81 rs 80 65 go
r. FRANCE & Co., Managers.
D. II McTHAIL Commissioner.
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
1rriral Of he Saratoaa

NORFOLK April 30. The United States sloop p-of war
Saratoga, from Key West, arrived to-day in Hampton
Roads
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

TNIfE NUWT I1ON NAIGE, NO. 81 D0uIe-
ward dos Capucines, Paris SILK stu0
articles printed muns India
chmcresTbs house the highly recommended In France
and the considerable establishment Europe
count the Importance its manufactures and it, sue
by the and extent Of
three Tho CoMPAGNIE IXONNAEE
articles of their manufacture and thus bringing
direct relation with the enabled
er advantages than any other establishment.
April 10--d1mir
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

ODD FELLOWS HALL FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY COMMENCING
MONDAY, MAY 4TH
TIME original Ordway's 4Eolians, under the man
/ agement OF JOHN +. ORDWAY--
ordway Hail. Boston, (shoro they have performed for the
eight ycns will during tho enlargement and beauynr their
hail. the principal southern and western cities and give
Washington, commencing above introducing Ethiopian
melodies burcsqucs, comiluc operate representations
dars life and selections from popular See small
bills
25 cents. Doors open Ito before
May LIT
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

Dy-CoLLECToR OF TAXEs.--James f. Halliday
S a this Office.
Ap 25-dtit
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
DURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner PonnsyIya-

DURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner PcnnsyIva-
nin and rand Half street Washington D. G., Mrs
sJl.As REYNOLDS, proprietrcss.
Boardcrs by the day, week. month
comfortable suitable for fdme crma
comfortably accommodated and
furnished to tbosc who elsewhere
choice selection liquors and viii always bc
found at the bar.
lunch overy day at III o'clock.
Ap 1s-n
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

FTNIIE PRESS and the Public Service; by a Distin-
L gusbed Writer. London, 1857. 81 25
Hugh Mos work, sIhc Testimony Of the Rocks proiusey
illustrated. 81 25.
Shakespeare mpostcr; English Critic 25 cents
British Expedition the Crmca; by W. H. RUSSELL the Times
correspondent Nos. and rs cents each To bo comctedn n
twelve just published and for sale at
TAYLOR q MAuRYS Bookstore
An 3o--a 9th street
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

GOLD STUDS AND SLEEVE BUTT0NS.--We
NJ Gull attention TO unusually assortment gold us
and sleeve buttons Of every possible variety from the ncst gold
those richly set with diamonds, rubics, cmeralts &c
w. GAIT 4 BRO,
32i rcnnsyyana avenue, between 9th and 10Th SIS.
Nay lat
The Washington union., 1857-05-01
ordway's Ethiopian MeIangcs for the People.

LEWIS CAss, Secretary OF state
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

Mr. s. S. LuRvEY of Maine, has resigned his Office as
messenger in the Office of the Superintendent of Public
Printing and Mr. Thomas j. Muoy has been appointed
to supply the vacancy thus created
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

THB CAPITOL EXTENSION The main features Of opera
tion this gigantic work at present, besides the wilder
of marble and marblecuters the north, SOUTH
and east of the Capitol the excavations for the
ridors between the centre building and the two
WINGS and the elevation TO their place of the castron
brackets which stand the castiron pillars of the
dome. corps of about eighty artists engaged in
patering, iescong and painting the walls of the two
extensions. kind OF plaster has been introduced
from Italy for the corridors and their appurtenances,
The Washington union., 1857-05-01

The Cnard mail steamer Arabia left New York yester-
day morning for Liverpool, with 1877 passengers and
81, l,0332l2 25 in specie.
The steamer Hausa arrived at Boston from Bremen on
the 29th with dates to the 9th She had 500 passengers
and reports large fields of ice on the banks.
The Warrcnton (va Flag chronicles the death of Mrs
Judith Keith at the advanced age Of nidy-eiqt years
She the mother of five generations and her living
descendants number more than one hundred
Two physicians of Wythevic, Virginia, administered
mixture of choroform and ether to boy of Eve years.
whom they wished to perform n surgical operation
and he died from its effects almost instantly.
The Cincinnati Gazette announces that Hon Edward
Everett will deliver his Grafton Washington before the
Young Mems Mercantile Library Association on two oc-
casions-the evenings of May 7th and 9th.
The Rochester Advertiser states that the gale ON the
lake the 10Th very heavy from the west and that
the steamers did not venture out.
The Bclvdec New Jersey Inteligcncer states that the
appearance of the crops in that neghborhood gives prom
isc of good harvest The grain has not been injured
by the excessive cold except in q few localities
The Mobile Daily Register thinks that from the evil
dences Of progress the Mobile and Ohio railroad will be
completed TO 1ibby river in time for the next crop
The Stratford Canada) Beacon states that most dis
astrous fire broke out at that place on the Odd umo
which resulted in the destruction of buildings val
ued at about SIS, 00O
The scighing was good in towns along the northern
line of western Connecticut and in western Massachu-
sets, last Friday.
The Hartford Times does not hear that any fruit trees
in that State sufficiently advanced 10 allow the buds
to be nippcd by the late cold weather.
The Selma tAlabama Sentinel says that they had n
heavy frost in that city the 24th u and that every
thing in the way of vegetation looks badly.