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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

COUGH vs.. LEEs.-The Portland 4doe,tsser
learns that the action, J. B. Cough VS.. Dr. Lees,
of Scotland, is not actually commenced, but only
threatened. The proceedings, il entered upon,
are to be by indictment. In such case, by Eng
lsh law, it is understood the truth cannot be Civ
en- in evidence. DR.. Lees, it is said, has charged
NJ. Cough with excessive use of opium and Wis.
itng low places; and the Dr. offers to prove what
he charges, before twelve persons who will receive
thn .natinncnu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20
THIRTY FIFTH COEGg p 1ss.
WAsHISGToN, Friday, March 10.

1Y,o VI. y = III. ! p 4.
iar+ ra1,. i''it .'le
~ '''''. u me i'FS ''-a' IRE % We"
1870 oo,'e1itIl'S IN the FFesiqs"t views
&c 49,. 49, 1','1s'o o. 'ile 5'..:l,''
tbo sao ls ~ i'i'.,'il 5' "
a-JoraJ =. l.. '''e" "as ieAs'ie'' anu
NJ, NJ. 80 ~ De pt ~
o,,d ad5rassal ~, ~ '"0A 'le l-goi
oo,or7to,, ~ oPposl'-"n ~ IL
NJ r,lo-. ~ ,i,b. - .,-.#.
" - c'''ii'' 'al" '"a1 lhasin uch
oJ,+;or,s Ill Us '.'''e i5u Pssse'' res
- - Gl ~. li,'lo 20 oeglQe upon
Of The Ksnzas I'm bo fa1t oi,d -
tba ooprea Of hot Sta,o ~.
lenotb tho ayants in Ea,,,as -, ~, go
Of 4arties fbere gb;a} Ne ~, AZ
strngola bet,rsan tba NV
bpt between Tho nr o5,yoso5 20 10
istration and tbat fovogahIe - !, H. 80
eee5od IN ino,,,ra irt +bo yaligit,, of
conoor ottI,to ~ 80 49, v. lie l.I
ma IF Tho fTn;,,, =, 10 So
Mr. Honsrnn of Tovos ro,Iioa - .ou,o -
the nosi+ions ri H. Clor $500, s,t H.
oar5ad tbo NaLragI,a XII ~ fs,s1 -
fostaroa ~, 7or,,ar.or,,o. ~ ~ -
ambition =
MI Clap ansg,ered tho. ~. zT;s.o,,ri 70
strict,on vlooad +, bo}r,a ~ - -,
slavabo1ainy Stofos IA Ia,,;.ia+', e -
bs6 oon5or6,,o7 NJ u,,.,s.,,i9 fa
that hin
NJ Hono+o,,. a,;l H., .-......c1,o,
os h,t iii ~ -.
tbsra anybo,y +tba;r s,,,Faa,,na,;o Is h;S
vote did not a;sbonor l;r,,
Mr. Dnrkee ~ vgi5oo,si,, +o,l, s+ron,
gronnd ngairs+ no ,l,1,+a., fN.,.-+:4t;l,,to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

REPORTED CONVERSION or EDWIN FORREST.
AT the prayer meeting in Burton's old theatre
in Chambers street, New York, on Wednesday
dlnng the preaching and praying, young man
rose IN the pit and stated that he had heard glo-
rious news, namely, that Edwin Forrest the
greatest actor in America, had been converted in
Philadelphia aud ii Is added that his CONVEX.
sion took place on the night bofore-Taesday
night.
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,.now long, 0 Cod. how longsn

And now we thank heaven that the day Of retri
button has at last come: that with disgrace and
dishonor the people, through the legally appoint
ed appliances, have dragged Loring from his place
and given him over altogether to the service Of
Belial He has been public servant unworthy
OF the State, and over his compulsory overturn
the people may well rejoice, for it foreshadows
"the good time coming" when Massachusetts,
court houses shall not be surrounded with chairs,
or Massachusetts, jury rooms be used for slave
baracoons; when shotted six-pounders from the
Navy Yard shall no more be turned against the
breasts of honest citizens in the streets Of Boston;
when hired assassins. with drawn swords and
measured tread, shall tear man from the shelter
Of our constitution and bill of rights, and consign
him to the fatal embrace Of slavery, because the
slave power of the South demands it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

SALE OF REAL ESTATE The property of the
Nankeag Manufacturing Company, in Ashburn-
ham, consisting of cotton mill and dwelling
houses, was sold at auction on Wednesday last
for $3.50, to Ohio Whitney of Ashburnham, Oil
yer Caldwell of Leominster, and George Black.
burn of Boston. 1t cost, some nine years since,
g36 600
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN-We would invite
the attention of our readers to an adyei tisement
of furniture to be sold by E. W. Vail, on satur-
day next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

Mr. a. n Correr, Secretary Of the Peoples
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. has recently
been appointed BY Gov. Banks, Justice Of the
Feacs tor Worcester county.
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sREAIla, a. C0GsIS5 ELL.

C q N S E L 0 RS ar l. ".
Michigan street,. .Nilwaulie, WIscoasn
SIMEON SMALL join D. GswaLr..
AFm0ld's GlCaules nu6 WfsuE Fsufts. -gs
sale, wholesale ard retail by
j. q. Hill, Druegi4t aud Apatbve5sy
GlY2 at Heeltanigs' HAIL flt3ok
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PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC Room
my8 No. Mechaaiea MalL ID 8sai-e. a.

Rho Worcester NnGer Cure WI hereafter
De exclusively ievgted thstee ment OF female oatisfs
Whe IN. otger sex Wl ne received ouIy as b3arders
hs QcMion % ellis establishment elevate quiet and
heaithy combining tn advantages Of both town aud
country. open at Al Seasons, For circulars address
ROGERS, 81 D Worcester Mass
~ Dr RoGEEs day office is I'll the Central Exchange
Post Once floor During th- Evening" and nigh be may
be found the Water Cure ar nj
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

VALUABLE FACTORY AND STEAM POWER FOR
SALE.-rhe property Of the Boston Brick Man.
ufacturing Company, consisting of steam engine,
machines, buildings, and every facility for the
extensive manufacture of bricks, and for the
prosecution of many other branches of the man.
ufacturing business. 1t is finely located, and Of
fsrs unusual inducements to purchasers. See
advertisement in to-day's paper
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-20

saiords Liver Iaysofator, cr sale IL Worcester BY
JOHN Q. HILL, Apotbeeary, aecaauics' Hall Building,
Worcester.
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II. accord snce with the wishes OF the great bod
CT the people of this State. as thrice ezPFesse
through their representatives in the Legislature
Edward Greeley Loring was yesterday remove
BY Governor Banks from the Office Of Judge
Probate OF Sufflk county. By this act OF eve
handed justice, the Governor has effectuaiiy pu
to rest ali donbts as to his thorough and corapet
Identification with the Republican party, at th
same time that he has vindicated the honor
the State, SO long furnished, from contuuin
such man in office.
Considering the tenacity with which the kidnaP
ping commissioner cluug to his Office Of Judg
Of Ptobate, there can be no question that tn
penalty he has at last been compelled to pay 10
his misdeeds is a severe one 10 him, but yet fe'
will question that it was inst one, or that sue
al example was needed on public grounds II OF
none other, to show to The world that Massachu
setts is still true to her ancient fame-that sh
will not uphold by her approval, the conduct
the assassns Of liberty or reward with her office
ana honors, the men who, acting in conjunction
with the human bloodhounds OF the South, ba,
upon the track Of the flying bondman, and srik'
him down even beneath the shadow Of Faneui
Hall for the bribe OF ten dollars which is prof
fered for such service, in the Fugitive Slave
Law.
We witnessed the trial Of Anthony Burns, at
which Loring sat as judge-we saw the poor slave,
maaaelsd u court, and guarded by the armed laa
sroni Of the North End-we heard the unjust
and illegal rulings Of the Commissioner, and the
infamous decision uttered, which vrtuailydeclared
that the oaths Of dozen unimpeached Massa-
ehusetts citizens were Of no account against the
word Of Yiginis negro trader, and as our blood
boiled with Indignation at the sight, we repeated
in cur heart the words Of the Corn Law
q ..aor,t-
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4 IIOHNBfS 4 COu&&ELLDRa at Law
Nos 4 & 5 Worcester BauE Block. Worcester. 5iass
BERRy CHAPIg, hpeLrrog Dln,fry
AMI az
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SALISBURY MANsIVN SCaOOL.
LINCOLN SQUARE,


5cT The SPRING TERM Of mis- School for Young
Lades, viii opel On MONDAY, th4 12ta OF April NIX
prompt attendance al the opening of tle Form IS v ny
desirable. J. s. BEhNE Drineiu4l
Worcester, March II, 1858 dlf
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Dan probably sell PiRnc Tortea cheaper than sny
Nsf, oragent in the State. 7laras BoOk Worcester
le3O dtf
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20. - b 8.
BY TELEGRAPH
--IO IHE-
w O r O r IS It Il r s 2 Y

By the American Telegraph Company Printing Lines
oLeein Gen ri EEgrsss 9fiee LLne-In House Block.
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FRESH saAD Our u-isl b7 H,a,..r san Of NJ 10 Me-
ena is street who fishes with s.,r aeok ia all re va
tsrs uuon ssweII As in :ba faui streams and
lakes received asssgeai0r by express another lot OF
these fine large Potomac shaJ packet in ice and in
prime order, which he will dispose Of to5ay sngy or in
p'irs to suit the wants Of his customers.
GATES, himself living impersonaton Of good living
stands constant at his post ready accommodate
all the huagry throuss who daily and nightly crowd into
his beautifully uael Saloon Drop around there to-
day, or this evening if You wish extra Gates'
fare is always superb.
SPuRas sALcoN-spur- hiss been serving up more
magnificent specimens Of prgris chickens of which he
has few eft, which vita other choice aatsbes he
is ready pp TO bis caaoDe5s thu shortest
notice aige him visit if you with 10 eno7 yourself
to the best advantage, the good tanes ct life
Brighton 1gnrhes-Harsa 10, 1853
st market go heef cattle, 50 wos4ing oxen, 55 COW
and calves 1850 zhtap, s43 shores, :a hoas
Beef Cattle -PRICEs- Pieces for ike quality were
hariiy susai1ed be ter quality ferret and about
last weeks prices obtained W. quote: Extra 35
hrs qualify aga 10: ssoon1 qaality : : 51j
third quality 8 % a IS.
WorEjas orsn-S7o, IS, s., 81, ia, 1876 $50.
CO@S chG CatUes aaIes S24, r. IS, 80, IS ~ d 80.
Sheep-salss Of snail lots 81, %, so, 5, %
S1oe-ssveraI lots to psdde 81 6 68 Il one los Sc.
Fas Hogs-Noag ootsr.d
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Bliss Dyspeptic REMEDY, for sale 10 Worcester by
JOHN Hill, hpoheoary, Mech snics' Hall Building,
Wor ester.
snords Liver Iayisofator, Fer sale ia Worcester BY
JOHN O. HILL, Apotbsesry, aecaauics' Hall Brilding,
7E,or,.-.sr
Sir James OarEe'5 celebrated Female Pills, for sale in
Worcester by JOAN Q. EIaL, Apabcoa1y, Mechanics
Hall Bui.dna Worcester
Prot Woods aAr Asoratiqs, for sale in Worcester
by J0HA @. Hill, Mechanics daA ee5llieg #eresS
ter
4fs = a. A'ioo'' 2...' .'1" e-s''f+t-ye a"e 1yo
balSamum, Tor aais ia Worcester oy JOHN U. HILL,
Ap ,ag.sTy, ,lsohaa,o.' Ba, Worcester
PERUVIAN syfu Tor S'l' "a worcester 'Y . '-'N v
hill, ApoheoaFy- Aechauics iialI Building "orces
fer
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hNIFs BLADES mad 20 order. 8az9fa groaa@ and
polished aaa al aads OF cutlery ant sufAoa iastFu
In71tS Eened rspaTe and Poahsd' ~ u A--nm-
mtnga' 1911 Main st eet
Those LADIES' Wao have ehawls to CLEANSE his Spring,
will do Welt consult the advertisement If ;r Log, in
va 49, '4 ga ' - sS' -
"
IeSopANog AND iAeUDaaca coHDl, aD.--aaarr-'y
day passes bu- what some go'e uatures ,a a-sanss
what can person exp io' 10 ~ Is better ~
"a, gain PS e,i, D. - 800 T. -" ne ~ y VINO
FUNDED al his Ior,a sro5,ov'. iy "a ~
old STANDARD pri.os 70 cents anil al Ysaas3o cbsaD
aamoaS %.ssn a. 5AaAas All yicaf= warranted to
- =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
California Overland hTail.

From the letter which we publish in ano-
iher column it VIII be seen that the Postmas.
ter General has siguifed his assent that Mes
srs. Buaer6elI G Co might form the JUNCTION
Of the two arms of their great overland mail
route to California, from Memphis and St.
Louis. at Fort Smith, instead Of aJ Preston
This Is very important step gained FOR the
35th parallel route, AMI We have no doubt that
ultimately the contractors will be permitted
to 60 through via Albuquerque.
The forming the junction On our frontier
vii! be Of great advantage TO Western Arksu-
sas. Itwlll serve TO draw attention to the ma
ny advantages possessed by Us, and will. on.
douhteiIy. draw large emigration to settle
upon our cheap and fertile lands. Van Bu
rem being the point where the route from st.
Louis frst strikes the Arkansas river, and
where it intersects the route from Memphis
and Little Rock on the river-ths Postmaster
General having agreed that the contractors
might carry passengers and the mails on the
river 10 Fort Smith-wiu be very materially
benefited, as Is already apparent from the
cahane.d value Of property.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
.GENENAL NEWS.
FURCElG Fao1I aURoPE.
Eraacc ans, E:ssa9amsg.
lIlg Hs Na..aarf L.rl

New Nogal March 3I.-Iaa Intelligence
brought by Jue steamships City Of Baltimore
and Persia goes 10 show that there is very
strong impression that a rupture between
France ANA England, as long predicted oy
many, IS DOW imminent.
Eudly. who Wa, convicted, with Or..r. and
Flsrri, Oh the charge o. having attempted 90
as-t--u.ta Lou., Napoleon, had been so-p,,ca.
Ihr sentence on the latter two had been sae
cl-et
ra,,l#meu. Lad sea,somJl.l. The posi-
ton of affair, with France was exciting mani
fest anxiety both with the go,cumou, and
the ieop.a.
A million of raua1s sterling in gold had
awssl ia England -lu-e the departure o. the
Niagara.
The bullion 10 tie vaults Of the bank .s
England rs- expected soon to exceed li..-
teen m.loH- @. pounds sterling.
THE bank -aI resolved ug. TO discount in
future for I..eguat houses.
Continental exchange, had become much
irwr than they were 80 previous aI.la.a.
Over "a million ot 3...us VIZ. lost CD the
wreck Of the steamship Ava.
There is no intelligence of m1mar, Gam
China. Canton. lu possession u. tire allies
remained perfectly truaH.s and .-..e seemed
uo lsr.a.y. Of a uaar Immediately a.-
tuaaH
The only .rm o..a.a,., from Ja3.a p. l.-
announcement %. the wreck u tae Steamship.
Ava. Her ma. and treasure to "a -a.g. ana.
oua. We're .9-., tat j-a passengers were al.
saved
The intelligence frau Australia received
in England comprises a.ra Of Importance.
eNerg. -aa report olseYenu werc1nr.. failures.
According q, t-. .a,a, accounts received
u Bingham. ...u EASTERN ~..u America the
war u.."..u Jaa. -aI Paraguay ~.a ga,
-s.s-.u
I'm a luH. at #.a...3.r. The government
la. been Victorious, and % aam..~ u. .aa ....
-ur-.urs, vino Lad been ua.- gl.-ea.r.. hid
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
From Er $. Eaar Era.-sr..
Missouri Tf


EGs.r Missouri E-rrf.-r.
S.r-As al. information relative Co "a.
movements o. the -~-.r.s" .s n. r-sss-. In
laras,.ac o. tae public. send 500 .ae ...s-
iug. which ls reliable.
a party 90. Cherokee. SIX in aan1ar. ..-s
lth tie nation .u N.gcr.h or Ia-t. Cd q ,rs..-..-
expedition Co tla T.n.ns. returned 'rs; va..
ana reported .nar tnrug-tnree DAYS .r.ga
south .rom the salt Plains they came u-..,
a large number a.. O.mar.lc. k.awah. Wac,
and NEt.a..a Indians assembled Boo council
who receive. them very friendly aud traded
with them freely for t.a goods ,Hay b.1-a.
ouL The s.an.l ha3 under con,..c-..,.0-
Che Does. I'D r.#. a. r.-.s. r- fa. United ~....
ust ..-a.s..-rL .r % panty .. ~N.-waas AMI
Hazeaas.' .gm whom ,4ag aal received q
.r-o .4alu.v y. presents, and bad ma4s 4
-.es.y with them tr their muua. 7..... on
against ..a .n...a...u. .t ot -an n-a. s-
H.s Mormon. .-se Impressed upon t.ra
trb.- ,.s necessity ut uu.ta- a,a diem ana
taking decided stand against Oh. United
STATE, # Laeg wish % retain taa'r luaHur
grHaals, stating ala. #- soon a- The white,
.u. .. E.-...a .. .t t.... they w.. then spread
a. .ta. OH. ..... a.. ..v- ,.e I1.a.st .m
....r ' ... Is. doubt The ..s. ..v
.. ..- ... .. principally ar,.,.l
a-a- .# -.... .....Es. .aag esa aai .,
n..-t ....r...
Ia. ,..a..e, n.a mate ta., rlg, n-'t
. w... ...w about ...... horses an| rs.s,
a-. r.. I...a m... and has. engage. To
meet ....s# ....- .-.- ..s f... e. 70 certain
point .l tie ...-. .--... n..u between. ...u
... -.. ..r.rsa .. ...a. b..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
-n- -E-L.--sir.s--s.r--s-

This celebrated company Of negro Ministries
ui,L q superb brass band led by Ia. Temple;
a qualriiIe band .s- lg u. u Kirk; min
steel troup headed lg a.. W. Foster and \.
d. Scott, will give a4 eu.esta.ament to the
c..izens Of Van h-ssa and vicinity, at the
coss't house us2- Monday evening, tie I9-l
-Ipst. Jalg.ng from l-a bills which we hsve
seen, We may eETec, something rca, rare
aat spicy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
JramtLe H. Ha-a,d .EltraJ Of llti inst
Overland Dgau-Junctiou at Fort Smith.


We received the following letter from our
friend Col. james Glover by last evenings
NAL, too late for our paper. We hasten to
Iav IL before our readeFs--it Is of too much
Importance TO tile people to bs suppressed.
Washington, March g, '58.
Dear sir-I ar,ei here on last Monday.
Mr. Butteria.d came in last uigut-ue is in
fine health agl spirits.
w called 10 see GOV. Brown last night.
and / ana gsalisd to say, we succeeded in
getting his cons. 1T To make Fort smith the
connecting point Of tie two arms of our great
route, and we also obtained us consent To
run our maj. and passengers on boat, from
Little Rock. 10 your beautiful and growing
city. This Arrangement will greatly facilitate
operations, aud add considerably ta the con-
yeu'euce Of our passengers, beside atioyding
great advantages . the rlyer paor,-. Ads
patch received last night, announces the arn-
yai OF Alg. KENYON at New Orleans He had
charge %. the expedition from the California
side. Letters, also from the patty who went
from st. Louis, give the most glowing de
scuptou o. their TIP - far as Fort Chad
bourne.
A letter from KENYON, some time since,
informs rs that le bad contracted for 400
head Of mal aa. horses to be delivered .a
July. Mr. EuuerHa.I has coatrasea for "a
large number Of eaagaas. wagons and a.rue--.
part Of which oi BE- saard t. California
on the 10th oi April. Ma Crasssr AMI n.s
self VIII start su Il few days. lo any horses ..-
mu'e-, aua make c,srras.s .yr ,a. delivery ot
grain along tie luut..
Thus, you SEE. laa. tae mos. active r~a.a
arI.n- ara being made. FIR The execution v.
tie contract.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
Er-m Washington.
E'..u-. auEl - a..It Ealln.

NA-H<al.z, March au-Ihe Seual.
C.muH.. oa Military Alar-. today resolved
TO report a recommendation {, a.n.yurIa..
half % million ot dollars .ar the purpose OF
having Telegraph line established from Ms
-ouu to Salt Lake City, Its construction Co je
completed within ne hundred days.
New York, March &0.-Tna i0teIe.ac.
lr,u-a. by Steamship lsy of Haamore. has
had uo ea... upon oar market. The sales Of
cotton to-day have amounted ID 600 y.as.
Sterling Exchange las advanced, quota
Ugus at tile close standing at s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

l'roG Schae.-e- w.. give grand concert
ca Thursday, April -a.a st The PfesJy y,orian
church in tA.s city. Aa ssh. be assisted By
LIS pupils Of th.s city aal no pains WI. be
spared 10 make tAe s.ae.r, as entertaining rs
possible Daring t4a evening ile,o viii be
al ;n;es4.ss..o 5am the regular concert, in
order 70 give the la.s..c c.sss aa oggortu-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Bar Pracftce at Washnytoa.- 4 Wash
ingtou letter writer SAYS that the bar Of one
Of the fashionable hotels Of that city, has ia
ken s2l, 900 for drinks ia the past iurteeu
months. During several Of these months, the
city was comparatively teusntsss. Tfis ena-
bles Us to make a sort Of approximation to
the sum total Of congressional expenditures
for fuzious.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
Des,rurnss Fire at st. Lo,fs.-Tho St

Hrslraraps Fire at st. Losag-The ST.
Louis Democrat, Of the 21th uIt, says
AT ID O'Clock, last vvar,ng, fire broke
oul 300 g.e extensive uv.-.lorv wagon mauu
nr.g., % Jsaa Cook, ODD BroaiaaN between
Madison anl Aio.roa -lree.~, west side. From
the oou.u.u.t u4luly yi ,us contents pI the
building, the d.mes spread with SO great ac-
uyIty THAR tbe entire structure was burnt out,
leaving only sue brick walls standing. Seye-
ral tenemenl- .u tue Fear, Of small value, were
also destroyed. On the south, the Tenth
ward house" formerly She sixth ward house" :"
kept by Henry Slahe.bach, was ruined-the
upper and northern portions being quite con
~uuea. \ ~edier'- shop, next adjoining, was
slightly Injured. On the north, smou shoe
store WA, burned, aud next it a taiIor's shcp
received considerable damage.
We understand that Mr. Cook Aas insured
in tAe office of the German Mutual Compa-
ny.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Tts C.s' Of Tie Var ToyE Po';os.-Ac-
oor3.ng to the report made to the legislature
'y the Metropolitan Police Commissioners, the
expenses of the department for less taan five
months has been S47-,sG3 2f. - a large
number Of the old force, under Mayor Wood,
are decided by the courts to have been lie
saly discharged the city viii have to pay
t-em in full Of I'll Demands The number Of
policemen In the new department IS not SO
large a. the old force, T.atcost on an aver
s-o 100000. This year the Metropolitan
police viii DO. cost less than 5I,3U0,Qpo
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
GelcgrapbiC.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROTE EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. SF TEEE PERSIA.
French Nary On War Footing.
rs On War Footing.
~ n. Sg.II.ru n-I

New YoHK, March 3I-Ths "unard steam
ship Hersia. Capt. c. III. L. ylakils, which
left Liverpool, with the European mails, for
tins port on saturday, tl. 20.h u.t has ar
rived. The Intelligence she brings i- three
days later than that brought bither Jy the
the City of Baltimore, and one week later
than that received via Halifax, by the Ma
CARA.
The LivsT09l J-ead-tuG> market is gene
rally reported duh but without any material
change 20 either d.dr or wheat.
No change in prices is reported in ,he Ljv-
egW1o. provision market, and business Is sta
ted to have been generally quiet
Con'os are reported 90 have declined {
since the departure Of the Niagara. The
latest quotations are oG for money.
The bullion 40 the Bank Of England vaults
had increased E22G,oOO during the week.
GENERAL NEWS.
Orders have been issued by the Emperor
LoHa Napoleon to put the tgeuch navy on a
war footing.
The Hawa and Southampton steamship
Arago, which left New York on the 9th u.L,
arrived ont on Thursday the 18th.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
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Wright & l.a=aaas world renowned
oorn.7a-. v5' s.sa oHa of ,a..a grand unique
and caa-re a-srrls.a.ae-.- To Night and to-
suoFrv night At t.-s.s..a House. The ,9v-
ers OF .aa z.l -ra--sr..a- may esge-t a rich
tres. on ta5s l.-a-..a.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16

Steam A8riae-Tho steam marine OF the
United. States service is very limited. Ac-
cordins to the Navy Register for 1853, it ap-
pears that we have only 10 screw steamers
Of the lst, I'd and Sd class; screw tenders,
side wheel steamers of lst, 2l and Sd class
cs; ! side wheel tender.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
LATER FROM UTAH,
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NEW oEh, A!Eh D.
To-day adyices from the Jtah expedition
have been received % the 10Th OF February.
The haalta of the troops continued good.
The u4areh upon Sal, Lake city would pry1a-
Lly Be commenced about the 2Hth OF Aay.
The grass on the plains had far advanced.
Several hundred recruits viii have reached
Fort Leayeuvor,h previous 10 ,aa --in 'i
May. Preparations are making % the latter
post for the early Forwarding Taa.urgswgais.
Col Hoffman, command had been met on
their route 400 mlt.s westuf Laucuwsr.l.
Col. Johnston. supplies would rot 'a't long
or than NAV. but tIare were So. Fort Laramie
sufficient supplies FOR Sonar months ,ar 5000
men. and train would be a-Ia--a.- ry"
that raInt To Camp ~...t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-04-16
uuT- truly
JAMES GLOVER.

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el TO Ug southern editor.
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boats vraaa- slsam-bu.ir,Zs jump without.
l.E~-ar % newspaper be- carried ON e,euast-
la-.g without money: Nd more than s dog
San wa- ai- ,a.. when he nas none. Oar sub
scihar~ are all good, Jut what good doe, a
mans goodness d., when it 6ou', do amy
good. We have uo douh. tha. MI lhjak dat
every one has ra.d except him and as we an.
clever fellows, and Lis ,ittle matter. Il oil
make DC difference.