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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
H,IE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING.

I hEUULN1l
i TON, for BOSTON and PROvIDENCE-Inand route
shortest and direct carrying the Eastern Mail
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, Cso. Joel Stone and C.
VANDERBILT Capt. W. H. Frssee In connection with the
DENCD RAILROADS leaving HewYo daily tSundsys e1.
cepted from Per No North River first wdA above Battery.
plsce o'clock D. and StoniDgton al $50 the
arrival Of the mel train which leaves Boston at $3.50
The c. VANDERBILT from New York Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday Stonngon Tuesday Thurdsy and Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, orn New York Tuesday. Thursday
A Saturday, from Sonngton Monday Wednesday and Friday
proceed from Bennington per railroad 10 Providence
and Boston the Express Mail Train reaching said places In ID
morning lines that prefer
remain board the enjoy nights rest unditure
breakfast desired and leave SonDton In the 7SO ~ taAn
for Providence. .
baggage master accompanies the and train through
each way. -,
For passage berth freight apply boazd he
steamer Freight 0ce, Pier No. North River or st
the Office No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
HaorNr WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

MISSES ROURs FRENCH and ENGLISH
lN1 BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL, No. IS West SD st.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

VALUABLE FARM for SALE--On Long Island
hours from NewYork Long Island Railroad contains
$50 100 under high ofcaltvson balance woodland
sureoe level moderately rolling location remarkably healthy
buidDts in good repair consisting Of Cottage House rooms
besde kitehtn Bsrns Cow house Wagon house CrsDAIy
Woodhouse loehouse (Gned Manure sheds &c. foe Apple
Orchard Pss Ches and small fruits OF the finest varieties in
abundance convenient TO Pos0ee schools kc. For furhe
particulars apply TO ISAAC $ KETCHAM, the Promises
1erobo L. l., OF Wh JGGfR jr. No. 20 Vesey st ~ Y.
nc S0A FOR SALE or TO LET-Two of
6DtbseVTUs the q - beautiful brick COTTAGES
yT.st 5st west Of 8th-av Sire 20x42; lot axleO thr.e
y;e. and bsscmept with all the mo6e npro,v nezs Iu
suhe on the prerliss OF GEOk1L sINpLkf oss.T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

TULTON FIRE INSURANCE Co., No. 40
I Wsls,.-The Board Of Directors OF the Company have
this day declared emannusl dividend Of SEVEN PER
CFST PAYABLE and AFTER MONDAY 5th ins,.-New Yofk,
Ami l. ls5s. JAMES RANKIN, Sec
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
6ales bp Aueti0n.

4 C. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
"A. ofiee, No Bro~d 4.
A,siso.es' Sale o,
PIRsT-rLhss ROSEWOOD FURNITURE, H.,
A. the od-esfAbtsh-d War--oous II
Mr. WM SIMPSON,
No 59i Broadway,
fOpposi.e IN, Metropolitan Hotel)
On THURSDAY. Aprls,
Including ,h. entire tocs also, LumeeI Vereer Ben
P.row.re se s.b positive, BY Greer Of the As'gus'.
BLEECKER, SON & Co., No. : Broad
n :. .e pr.ps,.d 10 give their attention SALES ~
syIiOI % 5 tRNiTURE sod Personal PROPERTY
9f ,very description At Private Re'idenees n.Stl
A. NJ Asswn. Aucton,er.
DY BANGS, BROTHER d. Co.-Trade6ae
ID Room. No IS Psrt -ow
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Ap-I 7, a. 81 O'Clock
ENGLISH and AMERICAN BOOKS a grei. yAn,iy Of
nrs ircudre collection Catholic Books. Aso mGny
,s,My Tliu.trai.d WORKS Englsh Engravrrs. L..
F FRIDAY MORNING April 3, az 10 o'clock
p,pPpe STATIONERY, kc-Ab1u. 500 Resms Papers.
Can Letter Note Caps &c Of The best in
state together with large stock Of Imported Sta
b. boIe TO sold without and in bts SUI.
purchassr.
DYJD d. OOK-WEDNESDAY, Apr
d. A. 10 o'clock e. the store No l02 HsidenlaDe AUCTION
SAIE Of Roses Pear Trees Grape Vines fowepg Shrubs
yir.s Azs., Csc.us Pconies from @. Max Astoria L.
IN bloom and full Of buds Warranted true to name sad Is re-
presented on the catalogue.
NANAL and COURTLANDT-ST. PROPERTY.
O-ApRIAN II. MILLER will .sl al Aucion THIS DAY.
at The Mrchsnts tKchanfe the valuable hvest1ry
briok STORE and LOT No % Cour,lsndt-st.
Also the HOUSE and LOT No 36 Canast Breaiwsy.
T~o tbds may remain Oh bond and mortgage Maps No 81
Wslst (23s9)
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
ITO FARMERS, GARDENERS, &c;--F'

ITO FARMERS, GARDENERS, &c.--tOr
J. SALE the beautiful and well know DAIRY FARM on Long
Ishns of the late David Mul situated the Nisnsouen
Jamaica Turnpike Road three miles from WiiSusburEh
snd containing l60 This most beautifully located
surrounded by roads and the turnpike running through the
Ter of IT, gvne extensive front for Improvement s
fine condition having been used Dairy Farm f ~
There extensive the premises consisting
hrse double MANSION House Stable $50 feet long 40
wide high with walls feet thick and well suited
for factory purposes together with Barns honse Blacksmith
md Wbeewght Shops Carriage house Vegetable Vault which
I'LL hold OQ6 bushels built Of and side h and
Cow aud HAY barn about 200 feet long The farm capable Of
prod ocDg much farm CT its ze on the Island for w'
n.min WAS awarded by the American Institute the best
f.Im on Long Island II surrounded and divided up ey double
faced stone walls There great amount OF be eofesl ko
nj fp ON the prsnses The farm will be sold either parcels
10 su purchaser OF ia plot private sale II not sod by
he Ot6 dsy April will that day be sd " public auction
a O'Clock D. M the Brick Tavern al Middle Village sdloii
ins premises Stages and from the property every
bour dsy from the Grand aud Houson ferries Applications
made TO s. A. MILLS, at the Artisans Bank from 3
m. p m, or to C. r. MILLER No. ID Pine-st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

CTORE PROPERTY for SALE chesp-lne
- y,jusbe brieh HOUSE and STORE No. l54 South 6.
WlEsmsbur.h for sale cheap, Apply 70 J. T. wELLiN6S
No gs South sthst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
HAPM nf 10 acres fnr SALE-On the Hudson

I 20 mile, sbove the city adjoining the Village Of Pie mont
within half mile Of the Depot Of ne Enc Road aud oi ths
Pa,,hsn RAILROAD Of Jersey Sid Farm in excellent
pdtn sp1ns advanced dwelling large aud convenient,
S.,n snd other outbudn 10 good order The Farm well
v,,,,d hne privilege fish pond in front Of door, large
s.ro Of choice iIut suswbeui. rsspbeIes &c Price 500
ka bond and mOtsage Address the Rev d. T.
FRAMES PnTmon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
financial.
SAVINGS BANK.

~
NOTICEThe D-positnrs are hereby nouied r-,i.
Lon of the BY Laws II this nsttptor .,icie
- been BY the Board of pc
tnx the Sh section II article s. and being folo~,
lrele section Dr,rs b. made p.rsonalf, the
od. wr depositoT IL the B.nh have ,ynsture
Of The party their Signature book By of s,,orny
Suy but person shall the sht demand
y rsrt his principal Interest without producing the or
al boob that the payments entered snail
y p~rsn have such ht whoa, previous Doee the Bank
Of s intention 10 make sach demand OF thirty for
emoyrt no, exceeding sS and Of Sr amount;
exec dns Al depo's received the Secretary snail
~ In money tak, deposit BY the BSoss H
CRY Of Yorh and al shall be mai in The
manp~
The ss. Of this amendment is 70 allow aepo..ors to drav
their MONEYS bushes. day uru Of thiy II
less han $500,
instead Of restricting them The third MOcdsy OF each
month, and weeks previous notice
In prsctie depostors hsve been permitted N draw
tin. vhout notice II s Dot iuende ordinary times de-
Wat. from this practice but in the event d money panic the
limitation sinse day enforced would prevent many
cons 10 sctua need from the opportunity Of drawing and the
Trustee. have the efor with v-v 20 the accommodation OF
an the above ehspgesecurnE however beyond coutn-
.ency the Of s the depotors BY requiring he previous
notice Thirty and sixty days, .eoorns To the snoun, Intended
70 BE- drawn. BY dnrction OF Toe Irnstees =,
THOMAS JEREMIAH, Preident
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

LNOR SAIE-The 3-story and basement stone
Il font HOUSE. No IS West dst, between 5th and Gih
Aost In d,pth kpriy 10 HOMER MORGAN, Pinest,
No. Metropolitan Bank building.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
DEM NSYLVANIA RAJ ROAD ID
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROvI-
IL DENCE ke-On and atsr Oc, %, 1857. fran of tas
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD aud FISHKILL RAILROAD
win Hartford after the arrival there Of the Express Is o
the New and Newsven and New Haven and iisstose
and Springfield RsIo ads which leaves New York m
SAMUEL MOTT. supedntcudsut-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

I ESSONS in FRENCH.-Classes OF four pupns,
ana ~ an bour wc. veel At se rae Of ss pr aI,sf,
az oVeped a: No 60 University place, by Mr. DELAao
CUFILF Bachee des Let'res .. des Sciences De
L FaIce Pupils will b. ,sish.d hope with the css Ish %
and The Prosr Apply At ire above No 70 M or Mrs DE-
LIROCHELLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

CIIICAGO CITY BONDS--SEWERAUE
u I0ANTh..e bonds ar. payable in 1890 and bssr partly
,r and pa seven per inere' p.y,ee snnsN IN
Coupons ss he Ameean Exehsnse Bank New forH IN.
i've se Of the CITY of CAic.zo Nov. 1857 WAS less man
81 ZOO COO and The assessed value OF taxable properly was
SIS Every dol..I Of the debt IA. been eifssa
,r punic;ps pupoes The Bonds protected by slkins
fund, raised By spena tax FOR sac oJ .,rL,,...
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

EOR SALE or to LET-The three-story brick
II DWELLING HOUSE, No. u President't between 90,
improvements, Gas Bath Water closets rRp Rns
"a M,erus essy rent i25. Apply 20 the ARCTIC FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY No q Wslr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN laR SPRING ARRANGEMENT 1888

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN leR SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
Commencing March Is 1853.
Ps,sensr Station In NswYOrk corner 77ths and tthsi
entrance Th-st - o
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORK.
70, tex), II o. $40 lcrt 5:So and
N2O p For Bridgeport, 7H ga m (s1li l3:t, Slo ienl
$50 and A. 20 o. NJ For Milford Saford Fairfield, Southport
md Wesport 7:2o a N. 1875 sSO 40 For EoIw.h
7:2o ~; H45 $40 (ex), $3.50, 4l 5:25 m For Ds1en
and Greenwich 720 m l245, $3.50 Az, 4:2o m f%
Stamford 7:2D ex) m. l245, $40 Tex $3.50 40 o;1'
a NJ For Port Chester and intermediate Stations 100 m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston sa N. Tex $40 p m lexl ro Hartford ano
Springfield o.. lex STOP m leH For Connscaeut Kyes
70 Montreal a. m. exj and $40 IN ex) 20 Northampton
For CapA Railroad tex and l2i5 FIR Houssonic
Rsiroad sa m For Esagstuck Railroad g N. and p m
Tor Daubuyy And Eorvak Railroed. 7: % m t:D m
JAMES ii. HOYT SaperDtendsnt-
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY-M and Express lines leave New York a. and II m
and and D. m .e s3 Through Tickets sod for Cincinnati
and the West and for Baltimore Washington, Norok &c
ard ,broux al baxzse checked Washngon In M and
trains Jw. Woodbury.. Assistant ~ perntendent
No bssase viii be received or any tram anle asuyeoa sna
checked 6Nen minutes In advance of The time Of learns
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

y. G. HALLIDAY, Aneuone,
TIE above Sale 10 sdtogniee
vcloek at noon, q sane peee
tans TtTSf 49,.
rhs above sale 4 Adjourned
veloek at noon, u SANE pc~'
,s2D FrkTu 70 folg
The above sale 10 sdjou,1'se
0sloek st noon, q, sane pace
Eb2o TsSF % febD
The above sale 10 adjoufhsa
twelve 1cloct at noon, o. sAiI
feb2s TukF 20 nhs -
The above Sale 10 q f.ourn'
noon. a same plsee.-Daed
nhs TukFto uh2o
The above sale 10 hereby
April. 1853, st the same beuf .
mhz2 TukF IN spj
The above sAle 10 al ourned
plses.-Daied 81 April, ls5s.
st5 Tukf % spl1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
n0nsE and LOT 10 Bloom.
EOR sALE-The fsst-class HOUSE, No. lO5

Ess. Sshst built IN superior nannei oy days wTk
BY the present occupant for lis Owo use eooss Is ee
~ a. i,e three basement and sc 10Y ~ ~ ee'
fest srd r.sr by feet inches dee with an sddonA rear
seue equ, about % ee square Inq9s on tne ron
o,clnck.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County of NewYorh notice hereby gsen 70 III Persons
having claims against IDRlS L. APPLEf Ate OF the Chy o.
Nsw decaed present the with vouchers ocs~f
To The subs ber the New York Ju,-nie Asyimn 7 e W
The CITY Of NewY before the eighteenth day VI psm
~, New York the 6aesnh day Of March 1855
mile lav6mTu. JAMES l.. APPLcf, Aimmsus"h
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

T AND WARRANTS purchased and for sale
Il and Claims Bounty Land Extra Pay and Pensions
promptly collected BY GEO wooDMAN, ~ wiliam't
OH 000 to $4,000 WANTED on first
y l4,UVJO sl,..improv-d Property. Inquire Of A B.
WILCOX Market .surapo. Co No. 73 Walst, N-wYork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
furniture.

C'NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
II NIruRE in all colors and styles Wholesale and Recall
At prices from s25 ana upward
WARREN WARD, No. ~ Canal 81 (old No. ST.
-Four door. Of Broadway. New Yors.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-10

POLICE CoURT.-YesterdaY DR.. A. w. Van
Alstin, the we'll known daguerreotyper, was
brought up charge preferred against him by
the Worcester Gas Light Company, of felonious.
ly taking and carrying away 81 900 feet of carbu
reted hydrogen gas, the property of the aforesaid
company, valued at S76 60.
Hon. Dwight Foster appeared for the company,
and George F. Very, Esq, for the defence. Mr.
Van Alstn waived the reading of the complaint,
and pleaded not guilty. Mr.. Foster. in behalf of
the government and the Gas Company, stated to
the Court the gronnds of the complaint and the
evidence upon which he should rely To support
the allegations charged in the writ citing in con.
nection Herewith the decision of the English
courts in the case of the Queen VS.. -, in
which the highest English. tribunal affirmed the
decision of the lower court that such taking and
using OF gas was an act Of larceny.
Mr.. Very, for the defence, stated that the
amount charged in the writ was such, that, if the
allegation was sustained, it would place it beyond
the final jurisdiction of the Police Court, and he
would therefore prefer not to enter upon the case
at this time.
No objection being made, the defendant was
held to answer to the complaint at the next term
of the Criminal Court, in May next. in the sum
of $500.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-10
a PRUCLAMATloN
. L H E LAD S!!!

WHEREAS it appears that the DAYS OF righ honor ard
integrity are fast fading away, and WHERe s the mn
scIupulous and igdorapt daily tatng advantage Of
the profound and learned, Be 1T KNOW rHERaFoRE ia
au, whether MAIDS, WIVES, or dow that DR
CHEEsE AMPS FEMALE ILLS are AIosE tn,, 90 rtain
panacea for the troubles incident to female disorganiza
uoni they ALoEE correcting all painful loepstruaton
assuagng paptations Of the heart disturbed sleep pain
IN the side, aud causing health and happiness to tbe
Whoie seXi more especially the MARRIED. PORTION as
they are certain to bring the mo,tAly period with
regularity. AND WHsRgAs, thess PILLS are purelv
vegetable and entirely from minerals tnerere per
ecty harmless in their operations and wholly unlike
oher medicines thrust upon the public. purportut 10
eueot thH Objects Alrsaly detailed THREgp5Rv ne n
6SoWa, tnat NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DIR
OhbEahmAN will accomplish the desired Object when
DaAPPNf1ENT has been experienced under the regime
OF OTHER Pill s. and the LADIES will cause this Procla
nat'on u spread amongst them to their own everlasting
oenen'-slways promising that said Proclamation in one
case must De considered null and void; that s TO saw
tnat the Pils must not be taken when any female is in
an INTERESTING CONDITION. otherwise a MISCARRIAGE will
be the inc sitabe result ~
Explicit directions to be carefully read aoeoupany
ss'h ooN Price ST. Sent By DSa On enclosing 81 70
~, OorneNus Il Cheeseman, Box 1881, Post Once New
YORK City, or to NJ. B. Green q Co. Worcester Mas
Id by one Druggist in every town in the United
Given under my hand and seal
n ,,.-,, U. L. oHEE5EMAN, NJ. D.
R. b. nUrCHlNGS, General Ageat for IN. United
should be addressed. :" V''0''
OFsod by NJ b Green Co.. Worcester
d9 dawBm
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-10

F1REMEN's MUSTER In BosToN.-The Bos-
ton papers state that arrangements are being
made for grand muster Of fremen, to take
place on Boston Common in August or Sep
tember next. 1t will continue three DAYS, and
will be open to fremen from all parts of the
United States. 1t is proposed to offer three
prizes for the engine companies, and two for
the hose companies. The engine companies
will play on height, drafting, and playing
through four hundred feet of hose, using such
nozzles as they choose. The engines will be
divided into three classes, the first having
cylinders seven inches in diameter and up
wards; the second with cylinders between
six and seven inches, and the third with CYL
lnders under six inches. The prize for the
first class viii be $1,000; for the second class
$1,000; and for the third class s 900. The
hose companies will run halt a mile, and UNI
reel five hundred feet of hose their prizes
will be 81, 900 and $500. 1t is proposed to
raise $4,000 by subscription, of which
amount $4,000 shall be set apart for the
prizes above named, while the remaining
$4,000 shall be devoted 10 paying the incl
dental expenses OF companies from distance.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-10

DR.. DuPoNC0's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOE
EEMA The combination of ingredients in Dr. Du
Poncos Golden Pills are perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice of old Dr. Dupon.
CO. for over 30 years. and thousands OF ladies can tes
THY their great and never-iaing success in almost
every case In correcting Irregularities relieving pan-
tul and distressing menstuaton, particularly at the
change OF 4ite. From Ave to ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pi has permanently cured thousands and will cure YOU
If you use them They cannot harm you-on the contrary
they remove all obstrucons nature to its proper
channel and invigorate the whole system Ladies' whose
nea th VIII not permit an increase of family will find
these Pills sure preventative For particulars see d
recons on the box. Price $and viii be sent to ladies
conhdenuay, by mall by enclosing 81 10 either Of The
following general agents for Worcester GEO r. SpIJ&a
20l Main street JAMES GREEN, III Msinstreet pAVIb
sOIg 25l Main street, Of Mechanic street; Also
0s J, Choate, Fchburg, Csntrel & Son. Danielson-
VILE, Robert Geer, Norwich, Balch SON Providence
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. D. Il D. Sands New YORK
A. A. Burditt, 0hnlop, Mass.
See the signature DUPONC0 is on the Box none other
ehulhe dly mch10
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-10

COURAGEOUS RAT.-A English paper re-
lates the following anecdote:
A gentleman, worthy of all credit, and who
may be the more readily trusted at his story
Acknowledges his own defeat, was aroused one
night by heavy Jumping noise on the stairs.
Unable TO account for it, he rose, donned his
dressing gown, and with his candle in his
hand proceeded to investigate the cause.
Half way down stairs lie perceived a lage rat
employed III facilitating the descent of half
loaf by pushing it down from one step to
another. Anxious to redeem his property,
the owner descended after it, The rat at first
continued his exertions, but as the enemy
gained upon him, he changed his tactics, and
turning his front upward, began to climb
towards his opponent. This was Just such an
intruder as might with all justice have been
kicked down stairs but so stern was his air,
and so menancing his aspect that the gentle
man hestated, and hesitation ended in re.
treat. His feet being armed only with Slip
pers, he lost heart, and began slowly to ascend
backward while the rat deliberately mounted
after him, aud thus steadily drove him back
to his bedroom, the door Of which he shut in
the face Of his foe, and terminated the adven.
ture by retiring TO bed, while the rat returned
to his well earned booty.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-10

ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-An annular eclipse Of
the sun will occur on the 18th inst, which will be
visible in the Eastern part Of North America, the
Northern part Of South America, in Europe, and
part Of Africa aud Asia. The central line passes
near the Northern coast of South America, across
the Atlantic Ocean, to England, and the North
ern part Of Europe. 1t will not be visible in the
United States West of line passing from the
Western shore Of Lake Superior to Mobile.
The beginning will not be visible in the United
States except in the Eastern part of Maine. The
observation will commence at Eastport Me-, at
6 O'Clock and 10 minutes, and end at o'clock
and minytes. 1t will begin at Worcester before
sunrise, and conclude at 7 o'clock and AZ min.
utes. The sun will rise at 10 minutes past 6, on
this meridian, on the 18th.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-10

CURIOUS PLAoARDs. Upon the door of the
Old South Chapel Boston, which is now used
daily for business mems prayer meetings, are
posted placards bearing the following curious in
scriptions;
" Business Mems Union Prayer Meeting, in
this house, this day, from II to o'clock Friend,
Stranger, Traveller, come in and stay five, or ten,
or twenty minutes, or longer, il possible. Come
in"
authorizations and prayers not to exceed three
minutes each. The leader will call time when
this rule is disregarded. Young men and youth
invited to take part No controversial points
discussed
1t seems to us that the language of invitation
to such scenes Of solemnity might have been
souched in some other words than those of the
race course, and we should doubt whether many
besides jockeys or sporting men would understand
what is meant by " the leader will call time"
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-10

SPIRITUAL PRESENCE We know not the
laws OF the spiritual life; but if, even while
here on earth, and while it is confined to tho
body, the mind has, through its material or
gans, kind Of universal presence, and its
thought outstrips the sunbeam, can we sup.
pose that they who have advanced before us
are more restricted in knowledge, and that
eclipse falls on all that they leave behind
cannot doubt that this world lies open to
their view. With enlarged powers, with
higher faculties, while all seems darkness to
US, all to their purer vision may be light
around us. And would fain think that there
are blessed thoughts coming unawares, and
holy impulses, and better purposes, which
visit the soul in it's struggles, from tho help.
ing love OF the departed. Sure am that our
danger ts''lot fran too great faith IN the reaii-
ty Of the spiritual aoorld. That world, where
is iti Is it not the teaching of reason that it
is all around usi God grant that we may
feel the moral power Of this idea of spiritual
presence !-Peabody's "Christiaa Days and
Thouqtts."
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-10
10. 1 8 B 8.
to attack Western Missouri, but the report
was not credited.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
THE REPUBLICANS r1o1oRIoUS

CoNcoRD, N. H., March "A large vote
was thrown at our State election,s today
William Halle. the present Governor, was
supported by the Republicans, and Asa P.
Cate by the Democrats.
The returns so far indicate the reelection of
\dr. Halle by an increased majority over last
year, when he received 81, ,474 votes against
1928 for Mr.. Wells, Democrat.
The following is the vote in some of the
principal towns : Nashua Halle, 1904; Cate
623 Amherst-Haile. 219 Cate, LOG.
Claremont-Haile, 528; Cate, 2d4. Keene
Halle, SOL Cate, 233. Manchester-Ha Halle
1876 Cate, 9O7. Portsmouth Halle, no !;
Gate, 803.
Albin Beard, editor of the Nashua Tels-
graph, is elected Mayor of Nashua, by large
majority.