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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07

The Question ef Steam Below Forty-sccond
Street.
NOTION r0A RJuNCTIos AGAINST tbs PROHIBITION
o. USE OF STEAM DESxD-rHB CORPORATION
ORDINANCE sUsTAI
UxrnD STATES CIRCUIT couK.
Before Hon. Judge Nelson.
ne Neac Pork and Ne0 Hapsn Ratlycad Company vs
the Mayor DC and the Police Commissi,ne,s Tho fol-
loving abstract Of the opinion Of Judge Nelson in
this Gaze Which was argued before him n Ooopertown
iris vas motion for An Injunction on behalf NJ the
plsipNns the oe'endsnss On OIL dled " RESTRAIN
them win the sunneg Of their iocomo
tyes on 1sr track upon the Fourth Avenue In this city,
Whether or Common Council p0es tue DO ser
ps The ordnance OF the a7lh Of December 1854 pro
hbth the Tupnirg OF locomotives the Foir avenue
be Forty second street ~ % respects DO
0DsTg 10 tho Harlem Company, and (l) y respects
those belong ng Z, he New Haven Company is Insist
% The pAfs OF Tho Ia, Ter ths charter
Of The Harlem Company the Common pou lci, after Civ
ing Their consent 10 The construction Of the roRi aoag
Fuurn avs nne TO twenty third ct possessed
90 prohi 1T toe pse OF au,borZ 81 sad ch viz
the carrying OF property and pers by force OF steam
OF tier right, neither the New haven Conpany
they portets equal right with the charter ier soe
eighth section Of the act Of March "a lsis And urher
even c,nsedng the power OF pronoilan 70 sxst In tue
Common Coutcl, respects tho Harlem onpaoy lha,
does not ~ respects Srem, vi mia the true
i-s Of thu ABOVE referred TO- Uoont wnole we
ate tAtsnd the authorities or city lad fuli po~sr
pass .he diaIce oil lne 2Ttn Of March, 1854,
ap,cs the Haflen Ra lrosd COMPANY ana the re
stss Any figtss ~ ts rtsrscs superior 20 see 6ieCo
psDy 20 bs V epshe then 70 The acopoves aga
TIC ocinsEcss q Ire Guy We THAI As yshle an
poTtfs 81 las olnpeny deqeuj iba os Lsgis
surc OF Neg York Rpd epeuoenty " mat the eighth
eecsip does rot, ia terms res.rst he.e gats and pow
err 70 ihuc Possessed - the later 1hst words, shat
iee heS Haven Company 90 not come intn the city
unasr grant from the Haslem, aud CO take
Lo,Dpg ,us 9nat mat company can grant. ea; COZ
strung tie sishl1 srcton Of tae ect of s84s IA
recfCn wi the OF shs Hssl-tn rs0f caRuGre
rst The the meaning aa5 atsnt " the
ieg atue . confer On sae Sa@ Asven read
sreassr privileges han bad nssn might 30 conferred
tie SsIer TIE payer coneTfei Is simply TO use the
batirDl rssd, enc Io'hrg Inoe Both tic asrien Com
psg a. the Lg aure arc 20 be presumed 20 nave had
ku1 siedpe o. nc inracbs o. Inc OF the roat oy
Harlem Company At tho tine o. the passage the
OF lS43 sni hence that the privileges granted onoud be
Construed suoj OF 10 tds mtston Tho act Of 1854,
expresa to The city tho rgc - coasent
prohibit Tnccn OF the rad, aai tbs right I,
regulate tho Of after construction or this ac: the
New Baven Company and the Legislature Of bad
notice And shau be presumed 70 nAve inquired iuSn the
and couo lions rpm which The consent gven,
under wnch tbs road constructed aud raa
she city. fbe city authorities had the power PAYS
the din Of z.th Of December 1857 40 the motion
Tor the injunction shouli therefore be denied.
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we're rev,rted At go. 9lo Bye was sseady with 81
Of about 7 goo busbe,s q 1870. a TOO. . ,on.
esss !. Dsmiso -e,s mace q exc 100 90 laws q
Nc 80 Do. kasacsicc ~ Nxc HAo lao Rio - nae
anAo, and 10 ~ D m'nyo q exc
Co1TtN -fbe nsvt et nsw.r and the sAlee euo-
bySctd soous zoe eaes closing ~ about l3sa PSF iD
f'r ueds,g uplands, which about enc eighth cont
adverse.
lEEIGnns. 10 London leo boxes cheese taken
sesi $50 ee.s soaln = r. Per sso Ios .. %
engaged Al o., 1000 bo's. resin al ~,
sed fome shes, sss ,assp, u al cargo, NO .
srpsssd lean with naval Bn'i ~ 2s TX
InuIT -salts 0 90 boXes Palermo ewoas we're made
E,D,s $500 dry Calworois cold a $50 six months;
200 wet ,sed Barpcs Ayrss DC cash; and 1900 wet
ssl3d German s'ps d go, Viz months
1Ros saes 80 tsns Scntch cg sra TO, dix mon ~.
Rors continue fsm end falss loned.
koIAssss ~ss ~ sDo sasa ljni'ed.
nses ash IS pr $40 ies lowered rom lbs yard 81
rte were gsM; eaes Of 500 bsL crude turpenns 1ere
msde At SO IS
0ATs heavy, and es Of State and WtHteY e.
pahu { ii 4Ss . %
Cus ae,e quiet srd sales limited lnssed sts,dy Il
TAO . 75c 4 q ard -hels nc char gsd.
PROVISIONS Fork The msyx sas iess bnoysnt, and
tie otmana Haas b SIX The eal@a cub scsd 600 bols
rcnoiug ~ 81 40 Si7 30, thin mesa a. Si6 90;
clear 20, ~ $g26, ara p,ios a. $50 ace SIS So Beef
in far csmsnt, wro 'alss of about bbis nclod
ita rcrIfy eaefs at 30 8 ?; repsckeo Wesern a.
slS SO sI4 10 ara ezra % ut SIS Al Astb 80 Primo
mess a. bee hans quiet ano pr uchaos cd hut
firm. CuS nsss 6rm tDs aaes embraced sbOus lb0
te,css, nsUdiDg thoal5srs ~ CSC and hssns O. $40
SIC Bacao 6r,o; OF No box phcrt 70 ddes
we're reported nj esSc Lard wac stesoy with sAses OF
sb ut Ior b5s g, II sc atlHc Butter and cheese we're
eiescy, VIII sSles were M derstc
RIcE-- ss ss a lso III, made ~ 90 So IS.
sKNs.-As Dvoce " ape de Verde goat sold Ut
3Tc escb. al per crLt IF TOR cssb.
SUGARS : The a,ket III and active. The sales
embraced 22so bids Cuta cb fly grocery goods " the
f'sb.s, figures. re whoe ,spse relpg ., TO- st4c o.
Tho ssss 800 sol1 IN line al Sisc Tue Gales
n
ano SIC hoxes n 7&c astc
WHisIsy ia % OF eco bbls were made q. 2iLc.
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Board Of C0uncilmen.

me Board met last evening, when hr. Carpel in the
absence OF tho prssdeT rsque tsd 20 preside After
We mib aes OF he previous meeting read and sp
PROVED and few unimportsnl pShIons ana resolutions
were referred
COMMUNICATION FROM THE CENTRAL rARK COMMISSIONERS RE
LsnyE TO THE srRIArs AsD AvRHUEs ADJOINING TIE
Akpepy communication w.s received from TIE Con-
nossIs Of Tire Central PARK in reference % TIE streets
M avenues surFcun5rg The Park sbz;ra7' OF which
ID sutjoncd -
rhtes re-erpd .hsi a runser Of puNhe Improvements
nsb' Be e'nse on 10 eonnec',on with The
ass Oornon Conrcn ths Croon ,osrd tie street Depart
'pS Re s T. s ns' a. s r. ~ %
put icfar0s IN hrs, place 10 Rocomm7aRte he uac
= ;'tse 'i aaf ssoaa !: s han rs
sa sGsft i sSd
ssrrs len, = ss,eg e ~ ssuaaAry q h psn !! re-
VII lsot Se ess sary 800 On sfs syeas IA mfs
oonm,naea 2 ee',ow BE ro.ewSy on gigss syen "a
han me ro@away Of FIN s1enes ssa ssSs ,s' fess
sseas,ln ssIs uEosd hs park ne aver ae
e..sf "a e Tree. 81 hs Proposed sT n 10
yor van recon rendsd hs1 stpui.'ion be
p..a with four let q ne srfsse eusse he roaew.y
~ ne e M s,rh = rrog.ry nl. I, a
IN ne irc essed andn becomes uenes.srg .
p.re p1cmo !. rrcws y tees WI j. a. = s5pspss
lss, .. 6SS q The Fs nod Sven ass sso ns he
A. TaNMw ~
para rsqrre- large splouni 81 Earth = 80. neSr
re SOUR. sssern cornes A. tss INN Csc v,eniny
Ss s ss e h s1 n1 YER = S
hat believed 10 lpce asou. twenty a-ye The genera el
Of gro3ns nearly h,r-a ssose TIE grsde .,
be ADJOINING streets Andh sih haze % be reduced The
sossi A. ea'e 70 t-noye - Ilh - az spsre
49, ,.r.s s.a
ior m.irary purposer shouIf be prSps-lv raid
nTd nsde rse az ~ &C s1-rcss ErSsnA f,r o. pii-
tASy Of tse city, spas NINA 5e DARK issll beng
rsservrt ~ ryie-s sc othr cxi'Eei0H-y dispisys
,, ~ M !, ,, 49, - ne r0po ~ nsSn 2 ~
- d. y ~ on 7op c,lr-ii - - Z, -
ep-,se- 80 ,ss IA. s * m IN q b- a t bsrsly
sqa.i hist N m grazing rsesg though
Co sSous not D. purshssea a. IRIS gr1as Ill move
srcsssaon q rocr % eepih 10 oe rArs y forty feet
49, w tana u. re sa,tsa !, -. ~ - ,hs
.tss = 80 - ss-,s 1917 y o
from stcve ~ tak = ihs VIDE wheh u briidng ~
sconss eso vtsnei - 10 fes sns piasia throughout
~fh tonf fa~a ~ - - rte4 rrder wh1n fhou b. Two
$50 eesa Nent &c --et 1e y. y Sa-rtase
80 80 go - n se "a -ese .
ssu,ie - rsv-p.h ..e-a b.l,cy ~ a.. 80
ccrr nv MS xrpassr,ert ;s5ss W. rtis
40 siN ~ Frtyt1sd wih gsea pstei snas frnn
me hHrsfy 'r1~eb rfcsd snd htTsn'h aTe4Ns = II.
k.h y 80 Ps Y - ~ Y " 80 y s't vi
,os3rf tJrofg .,-l~ - tis = 49, ~ ---ss 80 s -iS
p~v~Tent ssrs0 - corb'eF Ertlsr~ ~ pak - F1.in
sriy - ~ dves 10 tles sispa ~ cnrvitE
rwet ise toh tts leAtlag 'hs psrx 80 pr1i~ kmE
&rf o. - aef AVE- ~ ~ - pArae = ~ % tAst lf,
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RvTuRS OF TINS MoSrRBAL MILITARY The Mon
csl Field Battery or Artillery and population of c1vslsy.
wno passed tnTcugh here hondsy night, rceco1 tns
ely aria orbpg ey boat s5d receiT sd n nne
sye BY he jackson GGsrd, Capt vigil, aed TIRE Troy
G,7en Corps CAPT Bsnehsrt which c,rnnaries e~cored
10 he cepgi MIST of them took the FOR sor
trea being acxous 10 reach hore tonight, though lew
itmaiaed over. They oil express themselves fgnly de
lgniea viii her vist 10 tie Uocd atos a0d VI lbo
marked attentions they have received here Gnd ~ Nos
York They home with highly enlarged ogin Of the
enterprise ard chstsc.er well a tho hos s;sy VI
people. isrre number Of etz9ns OF Montreal who
accompanied the Artillery their excaTsou returned
with them Trcy 2ssaes, Sept. 4
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The movement, viii be soon, h slight IN all the Co.
partrena. A. stated in this column yesterday, he
banks begsn business laa; week with sb1ui twenty
milors Of specie e loss in the shape 81 payments into
the rub treasury and export, fell but little short OF NH
Lon. Next week, California remittance will be due,
which Gas the steamer Wednesday sals ron Boston
and Will probably take ont spcc'e) viii De likely 20
sTe the reserve 70 twenty niEe Millions and half Tho
contraction IN tie loan column goes on though slowly
appears though the backs had present reached
the extreme limit Of expansion The decline deposits
continues 70 necsse the revival OF and move
mtn " noney IN the country. The ret deposits, aor
deducng smother day exchanges would te esq os3 5e7
I'm the WHOLE the statement satisfactory and may be
regarded an evidence bs, The culnBapg pori Of lnc
period monetary and ssgnhon has been reached
and passed.
An impression prevailed early this morning tha, stocks
would be considerably higher 10 day. News of an en-
coursslng character had been received from Europe
was understood that Pressenis Of the New York Cen.
irsl the Ere the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pennsylvs
MA Central would meet 70 Of Philadelphia 10 set
tie All pending disputes Pubsbed reports Of receipts
one or tao roads footed up better than expected Al
trober the brokers felt sstsfed mat they goug
have Al ASOye marie. and better prices THE morning
Tho expectation wss culy moderately realized Prices
we cefisiny 10 nsSy instances hiGe higher shau on
Saturday tus The amount Of done ANAL, and
ihs nsissi siOEsi rgas, NeS iGk Central 1as !.
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MISSIONS ABR0AD---We zee il announced. on what
we suppose good authority that The Pres8crt bas ,e,
dared post Of Minister 70 span alternately 70 Sgus,rr
kaovy sud spsnn. ant that o. Minister y sarsria 10
NJ Xinel0w Of tn House o. Iepreaeialve e. ph0 the
nrst named, raid h7s already dechned we preferred
hanog bio Toe decision M the two latter Ia "a We
rse usort "a hse uot yet tran1gred Hfsw IN Dc likely
o. less O. he wsdom which Ia ne instance has FMiet
n r-efee.t n ~ selec, ~ ReGtienen eD sci quS
81 a. mi no aces 'or winch tney sgre nemfa rFs
umt ~ ittslNgsrt 0steVvef could BRING hnsei q co..
WElte Wtbo1t fek0t t1e prusps1t ~ ~ rttu8Ni q
NtF frem DE hNu pes #cts Wnieh thfY DIV 0i5apf
W. 10 mtcl e,,t u temse'ycs and vsa.unels y iV
staIGy -Lssll,., 9.ss, yx.g \,
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Wy t'pftthss
THx ryoPIp'S GENERAL COMMIT rEv

THx rEoFLE's GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The People's General Committee met last light a. Mozart
ban y sonpo's 'ser arrangements for their primary
elections which take place ths ecek Inst night The In.
specsr. ~ ne several wards we're appointed and will
49, " or rcgn with thtse cho.sr by the Regu ara and
me p'iToaf vii 6e nelt IN AZ these two fec
uoft tsve uniMa against 1ammauy Hail. and will choose
serasie act q daieases there viii be oo-,ea, for re-
eogniNon before ire - mouse C1nventon These iple
family auaffes VII u course lie adjusted before the
&c ton tsses pssce. 20 the democracy have happy
faculty. Of becoming harmonious At the rirht time.
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CotIIsrorThs isrt Col John McRae, iron WnpInr ton'
NC while beating throus The Esrrows, cne n contact
scnr IN, bound The former lost her yirg
gear; The latter had ansa and Lost 1av she reiured
70 repair.
The souh are in went o. more steamers Zee advertise
mont IN smother column.
snr Rrnrccl-rhe bsrt Lsrwinv Cant Kelly arrived ~
psrmcYp from RIO Jpnero, reports foNowH-Ibe pNtn
Rehsrsa from Richmond arrived Ro Jsnero cn tn 5h
uy he'd tai FIRE IN the bold farm s-u
apeoua and had been burning Iva several dsys
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Csraran hYencs pere steady, with small sales within
the - q quotations Suii ern -four was steady
with ssts II sccut &C. n 900 bbs at our figures Rye
8our srd cerp neal were reniy NJ quosaiions, and
ssea limited Vhesi was risefy, with sses OF about
81 go busnes, including red southern M 81 n st gO
tbte DO 81 AL t0 white Wcrignr II Nj pr ~ so
ircsrn red ~ 81 ~ good chicago spring at Of N
snd Interior bite western ~ vi a. Torn heavy but
" isr ACTIVITY, viii faen q shtni 70 coo bushels in
cucnF fcatro Yves EN- nxea Al csc. coo fair TO god
% ~ Tic. Zoo. ard prime and scurd II 7ec 1sc.
soviheIn Nhiss ~ sic Sac, and far W prRe yellow
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ONE Y MARK IT,

MONDAY, Sept COP ".
ire bsns statement made up iris cay compares a. .o
lows with that which vas publshed q week since
Wsek e1dio Leans. lerect> Csrcvrd,n Dfpo~i,-.
Aug so sl26,es4.42A 27sl7,ooe Tsosyss I0g b2S fss
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Ic wing rroft to the stockholders, after tho pay nent
oisteres The fun led debt Of siiicos Ael ao ing
for ci vdeDd OF ten per cent tive Of which paid
April iat there y BE- rmairiug surplus Of 81 ,323 OF
tho recops s2i9 35i BY the lac, and s65 40
by abe branch road. The lass sterling loan fo2
has been paid on or the dcllsr bonds puntcg -
$3.50 eco the Vh9o snount, exceptug 81 Ola, has
teen paid and exchtg ged Tor ths oorpapys 1859 bords
TIE receipts Of ice Illtle Mia nj Railroad Tor Angus,
were s,s go sane sbo1, soc 600 for the corresponding
u,ou.h iast year.
The following N tho urpsl morlhly rummxry OF import
al the oovt a kex York for AlvuFt lghs.-
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aTcnNn EnIRn.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Sept. G-6P. m
AsnFr The ttleE embraced about 90 bbls po.s a. CO
BrRkrsrrrrF-Ficur--rhe market dlspiayed increased
,t.vintss The gatr cnbrtced ascri sreo 900 bs,s
osn M within the rarge 0f About the following quota.
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PAINTS, AC.

ora CARR0F rAINr-FoR BEAUTY on APPEAR.
suce wi sneak 10y itself. We prepared 70 demon.
free s Huperior durability All oher pana in ms-ses
% proee upon exposed surfaces uneosied fnr sNs
iFon work. Foogpg, Ac N, wERrs A o. isi Water nj.
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WATCHES, JEyyELHY, sc.

rETEtEY NEbY low
y Al dttcrpions a. soii jeselry diamond rsg- silver
spooat Jerks Ac tor ~ retail q lees han usual
GAO ~ sLBsr. tmRgrier.
WhoissAie ard re all II Wal susel Good focr.
ARGE gItNOND FOR sALF-A VERY snowy
IL pr uisri, mounted Gin CuNars AMI tcuhsrners
M~itd kHle rertrnpiofr u prica
billion from 3 - 10, 4 ~ Frf ~ a. cicer.
y w. Pill NH, Diamond Broker. 5I1 Broadway.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

pouSn HttL ~kfkR CORE AND Hr~gf. NORTH.
~ tnptor Nsas 4 HatafSp. " ~ pryslclAr sol 3-o-
prsur, "a ursQuse8 iu f@su'y ~ s~son. s-Einy elr
Foci 'ahle AZ houe confaci6 maize ~ ctiss ~
and wHries he fuprrrrffg ~ M Rprrtsiv
~ acnsr - i.r~ q~e.crsd IRE ~ eitspr
will resp enasucsd teasas from trest-su IA 80
oontbs Circulars aod treatise he bubs ~ eent
crate
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

NV yoEK csTnoIrc LrrRsRy ASSOCIATION
~ b-tOres Nhirese Asferb Rooms viii ucs OF
bnnGsy evening, SsntLbs. IL rsris~ VI lectures III
Ca tiE- osYLkk, on 70 History Progress Of u.
Fr,r and psri III Alssurs n he United ssasss Ticket
70 ctnia For fans psgsuisrs zee future
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PPLEToNs RAILWAY GUIDE SECOND EDITTss
ready price . contsns 10 sfs IUs tshier
OF so railroads lsrse fer plate Teadipg
Eent lrse BY n all on rece;n. OF rrice.
u. aPfLArok a CO.. Publishers, II.
I,ypReON's MAGAZINE AND PUTNAMs MONTHLY,
u fer pembsr really and for sale By FL
nd arerts and by OaKsafTI 90.
III and liz william street.
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The refoluoD fSop the y ard OF Couulmen IN OF
pas Dbsrs Of tne Com Cocnc eight dollars
Der siueg, ~as ca lea up, and laid on the table.
The 4. ard shon adjourned 10 "hursdsy nexs
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si26 $40 . o4se04 77,s 90 100 ai7 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29
Hnrfinn Nfins.


GEN. HAvELocK DEAD.
NEW YORK. Jan. "a. The royal mail
steamship Europa, which left Liverpool about
$50 p, NJ, of the 9th inst. arrived at her
dock at this port at $50 this morning.
1NDIA.-Gen. Haveock died on the 25th
of November of dyscntery, brought on by
exposure and anxiety.
On the 18th of November, an engagement
took place near Cawnpore between Gen.
Windhams division and the Gwaior mutt
neers, in which the total loss Of the tents Of
three regiments. 5000 in number, which were
burnt by the enemy. The oath regiment is
reported to have been nearly cut up in the en-
counter
The Gwalor mutinoors number more than
5000 men, completely organized and equipped.
Sir Colin Campbell. hearing of this disas-
ter, quilted Lucknow for Cawnpore. On the
7th Of December he came up with the Gwa-
lior mutinccrs. and totally defeated them,
capturing Is guns, 26 carriages, and an inn
mense quantity of ammunition stores. ETC.,
and the whole Of their baggage. The British
loss in this action was insignificant only ono
officer being killed
All the women and children, sick etc,
from Lucknow, had arrived in safety at Al
lahabad,
The official report of the defence of Luck
now, is published, and shows the privations
endured by the heroic garrison, and particu-
larly by the ladies', were fearful
GREAT BRGrA1N.-Operation were resum-
ed upon the Loviathan on the 9th inst,
with success, the vessel being moved several
feet. The proceedings were continued daily
up to the departure Of the Europa, the pro-
grcss each day amounting 20 8 or 10 feet.
The evening before the Europa sailed, the
ship had only Ga feet more to be moved
Il is understood that bill, authorizing the
East India Company to raise a loan in Eng
land. will be introduced Immediately upon
the assembling of Parliament
The returns Of employment in the Cotton
mills Of Manchester show gratifying i'm
provcment. the number Of hands working full
time being largely on the increase.
The Dq3y Nens says that Lord Palmers-
toms forthcoming India bill will transfer the
direct management Of the political affairs of
India to a Cabinet Minister, who. tits under
stood, shall be a Peer, and in whom all pat
ronage, with one exception. is to be vested.
This member Of the Cabinet is TO be Presi-
dent Of a Council of Six. to whom simply
Consulate functions are 90 be trusted. The
European portion of the Indian Army is 20
be greatly augmented. and an regulations re-
garding it are to cmanatc from the Horse
Guards
FMvcE.-Nlllc Rachel, the great tragcdi-
emo, died january 3, at her estate in Cannes.
Her last professional performances were those
which took place in the United States.
Great increase of confidence in commercial
circles in Paris. g.. reported
SrAtN.--rhc Espaaa Of Madrid, in tho
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29

from the Missouri Democrat
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rapidly improving the hair No article Of similar kind
now before the public enjoys better reputation a
storyc and nyigoraiing hair tonic Its peculiar chem
zeal qualities have beneficial effect upon the growth and
character Of the hair, giving silky and glossy texture
70 that which formerly Of a coarse and dry nature
10 has, also, understand tendency preserve the
youthful color and appearance Of the hair, and destroy
ing or counteractng the effects OF age. With such
concentrations in It's favor, hardly perceive how any
lady or gentleman should be without valuable adj
iunct to their toilet.
O. j. WOOD Co, Propretors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York, and ia Market Street, St Louis, Mo.
Sold in Montpelier by l.. +. PIERCE, and FRED E.
SMITH, and by all Druggists throughout the Country.
76s0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29

In Morciown Jan Mrs sally Stiles, wife OF the late
Pclcg Stiles, Esq. aged 73 years
Sister Stiles prosscd faith Zoo Christ and united with
tho NJ r. Church nearly fly years ago. and continued
scadlst and uuwayering member OF the tll her
m0ta Co thr church triumphant above In the sacred
and tender relations ri vito aud mother, she cNcmpcd
those principles which fully cndcacd her 20 her nu.
mcrous funy and member Of the household Of
faith, she cvcf ready 20 every good word and work.
Nuv. A. NEWTON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-01-29

SOMETHING Worm kSowGNG.--By using Professor
woods Hair Restorative, gray hair be permanently
restored 20 its original color The suhioped certificate
rom johnson Stone, Gardiner, Maine. IS but one Of
the many instances that are daily coming know-
edge, Of is wonderful effects In il no longer proble
matca bat selEeydont truth a. hundreds Ia our COM
munty testify