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CONSIGNEES.

BOSTON-Bark Thos Allibone-Moses Greenwood-W 4 q
= Neagie-Wneele Bake-C Boye--E Marquee too
Oroseon Benneteau--Taylor ChuTchl-ieues Deiaehas
- RelhamTI wiehell Dueher-Eeald Massie 3co-Beebe
6eo-Byrne, Vance &co-Sampson Keene-W A Violet 6co
-kiee Haihzway-L II Randolp h-Heaton Oliyer--P II
Brinton &co-Rotchiord, Brown &co-Reed Fied-A Robb
6co--J Adams &co-C Flint Jones-W q Betterton Sco-
! Akens-J n Robert teen Riehards--Duclos kco-L
Bos--E Daley &co-Frost 4co-C Il Cate 6co-J h Vaen
tine &c0-B NAuife &co-aud order.
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Union Row, IS Carondelet Il,
z. r. SMITH. No. 4 fchonpitou Ia II
A&RQ 80, ~. Bile oakley. SO AND 81 RAMPANT
<{T5 sueet manufacturer of Carriages Rugges anrno
n - Wagons, etc. Fire Engines re6nit Rana, spIIs
- -e1o @..ne shortest notice. jas ~
mPoRTANT To EVERYBODY!!
DE GUINONis
Explosive Camphene and Spirit Gas
N ID @ A

and most bia, % that Camphene yields the clearest
ohsacIs nght Of known substance and The nniv
70 ~ adoption hero been its eanors
49, shch really bs wondered nj win ,he
exclusive S Sse I s Indsrped having purchased he
merits. N examine thefn and judge OF their
RS-CANPHENE and prrp ,,,~,,
gallon. - DNNNANH FLUID by the barrel
ss; TSuny Rights for sale IA States of Iouis,apa Mi.
~ Al ~ a A. ihansas on adorable terms AppIy 10
as Am oAkflkffE sGANDLING a
No IA Poydras street.
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4 ,oLLuM sPhlNGS, CHOCrAW COUNTY, ALA
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and ave miles fombgbee
The undersigned takes pleasure in Announcing IN M, f
and the public generally that his Is now oneed
Tor the reception Of visitors During the past winter many inn
pfoveaens ana additions have been made
Increased eort and only 10 the invalid bnt
to liking recreation and pleasure These
blardoon etc. and the whole establishment has been re-
psnIed and The bath for ladies' The cir
have been particularly attended the ba bers shop
Az experience the management Of public hopss Of more
than twenty I'VE years and determination keep his on he
~ Of uf class hoies will be trusts continue 10 secure to
has been engaged for The alleys and other nsce
Tor amusement provided premises The cottages are
Cemmodous light dranghl will ply regularly twice
week % the landing on the Tombgbee river while those who
connecting the Line with good stage road ~ ia
springs By This last route passengers leave the Springs Al
day This line win commence making daily res ~ ond
from the Springs about the l0lh or 18th Of Juae. : $40
surpassed the most snenne expectation Of The PROPRIETOR bp
no he can say with perfect popey that no
made known to the public that effected 50 many curs Of
oos,nAe chronic diseases none certainly present great
variety Of rare and vaualis esemicinal combna
The Springs Of all the ree most valuable kinds Of waters
boate and the sulphur. Such advantages as ese sd % M
% be found upon single place in the whole Southa fact
Arrangements are being made have Express from
New Orleans Mobile Syringe order 10 prevent he
usual delay OF letters and caused by the mails which
a week. '-'N' ''"'''
Rates OF Board .
Per Month. Observation-Disclosures $40
Be- ~
Carriages IN waiting at he landing ueon the 81 tho
eoas to convey passengers Immediately to the Springs
WATERMAN RRo Sas ss ss9 Se had By applying to
m,sv CHARLES ogLLgM.
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asa son n H x pSS akE1A s6k sAHkS

On and after Saturday, the 10th day Of Apr 1888 Pas
arrive at Canton Al O'Clock P. NJ - 49, ~ '' ""u
Returning win leave Canton at A. NJ and arrive AT Ns
OrleAns O'clock 2 M ~"
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Stbisu Of the stlarhsts.


WEUNbEDAF MORNING. May l9
cofIOh...fhe demand again only moderate yestsr-
dA with sales Of about 500 bales Prices esy especially
for the lower grades without material change in our quota
tons 49,
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IT. UNITEp STATES THI- ~.
W. E ~ MAIL LINE la1nfS -

oN iSpSpAf' siloN IHURsDAY'tON SATURDAY, q.
rne uagnincent The magnificent The magnificent H.
ES,fncass EsntSn ~ nal packet states mail packet
Wilsap wiii iapsv " &c mr. atchez, Captn
fr III .. ~ WHITE T. r. feathers, will
WI leave Tor Don leave for Donaldson
Rones Por Fiaque-y le, Paquemine,
Rsven sara al 1s i,aon Rouge Baton Rouge, PORT
RiyeT landing u1son Bayou Hudson, Bayou Sara,
Adams 49, y. NED River Red River Landing
Waternroof Ro5nes FORT Ad Fort Adams Matches
3, Jpsenb Grs5s ans Nslenes4 Wa Waterproof Rodney
fIulf Warrenton and 9, rooney saint Joseph, Grand
Vicksburo 'oseps, drand Gull, Warrenton and
TVESIl Ay ~ SIIIni nAIIenton Hieksburg every SA-
O'Clock p M " W;c !. hens no IURDAY. at o.
The p r Nc 2 g epleks6urg L a Fl clock P. NJ.
Vicks Island and ST. ssetner VAT
burg with the Us II COUNCILS az
U. s. AID and Pitcher, Point AZ WIN lne
All the andings ~ land and will take freight
fa1oo river high Lake Wasbia1tan ~ MI wy landings
10 "reoh"oou every THURSDAY as Cireen sood al bsh
lat 5o'clock P. NJ. water ratas sN
on their repuiar 5svs passenger will leave
business entrusted e. ta a. the hour appointed all
attended To- " ~ 0A'e VIII DC promptly and faithfully
These boats will not be responsible for am, latte. -
containing money ewelry or other 49, paennse
oi hg are taken, specifying the eonisnis and ya 80
the freight paid; for any vauables LA ao
ythe passengers contained In their hs,ygsa W o eeiA
folHelghi or passage apply on board or 10
OAkBUIL, HOLMES A 90
ns0 ~ - m Union Row, IS CarOndelet ID,
= ~ Hhiih u. No. Tchouptou st.
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ARKANsAs RIYER-

Leaves WEDNESDAY, the 18Th INST at1 P M
IT. RE G UL A IL ARKANSAS RIVER
packet-Th new light drhught passenger packet
steamer Quap9w, J. NJ Dsney, master, will
Sp lra Bluff Norrisown Dardanee Iewsburp Iii lie Rock
Pine Bu and all Intermediate landings on Arkansas river
= " - 0-9S
e This Boat comets at Little Rock with stages for the
Hot Springs, thereby avoiding reshippipR etc - ~
mylo j. \. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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-, EZRA D. HEARTwELL, Pr

| WRIGHT ~ CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popusI Family Medicines which they onsr 10 supply
sa me sneas ~ lowest Wholesale prices
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s.y:s sn T RESI3s, Nay e go,i.iy;ly

lEst-.4aA4s Packet-For Fort Smith, Van Buren OzarL
koseyile, Spalra Bluffs Norristown Dardanelle
ewS6nrg Little Rock, Pine Bluff intermediate land
ngsThe new light drsu hit packet steamer
L chapman master and 4. c. Carter clerk will leave NJ
above For freight passage apply on board, -
myo j. \. PA'3AUD. Advertising Agent
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UACHIPA RIVER.

Leaves on URsDAY, 20th inst at5PM
- REGULAR TEN DAY CAMDEN PAS
senger packet Judah Touro, T. G. Iadbet-
ter, er. f. S. Butler clerk-Camden Beach
Hills Chanpasnoe Wilmington, MORGAN, Pigeon Hills Marie
saline Alabama Landing Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluffs Cas-
ter Landing Columbia Harrionburg Trinity inter.
mediate landings Ouacbiia Black rivers For
passage apply on board
mylI J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising gent
Leaves on THURSDAY. 2oth inst at6PM
Z FOR CAMDEN. BEECH HILLS MIL
kst5si1 lets Bluh, Roarks Landing Eldorado Landing
- Champagnolle, Wilmington Moro Pigeon HIS
Marie saline, Alabama L. nding, Qua hita City tlington
Loehlomond, Trenton Monroe. Pine Bluffs, Castor Landing
Columbia Harrisonburg Trinity and all intermediate landings
on Ouaehita and Black riyersThe light draugh
steamer Comet. drawing only 10 inches waer) Eugene
Elliott MASTER j. b. WATSON, clerk will leave above
freight for all landings Orfegh passage apply on
J, s. PAGAUD. Advertising gent.
p9The Comet will take freight for Saline river with pTiy
lege ot Ieshlpplng on steamer u Marshall myl7
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
hAIhU AD--2s bales Warren Gilmore seo--I4 do
Cutrer Harrison &col1 Payne Harrisoa-9 Frsdander
9erso5 Byrne Vance &col sktpwth, Hazard keo-ll bbs
tnfpenne Gladden seixasO kegs kear0y car load
cattle to oder9O feet lumber and order-roa 50
bales cotton
PoKTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.
M0BlLE-Steaamer Florida-sundries to order
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BUILDIsG mATERIAL, BRICKS, FIREWooD

A.. pEMoRrRLLE. p...
Has ~ Oa basia corner Of Toulouse and Frasnkltr
TI,as vvvvhhAntly on hand BUILDING NATERT Az ~
giles Labs e feoT Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
Bricks and all kinds Of FreWooS e ano American Fire
from the country promptly and csrefulvs.ds
aus Iy
CoSNrAC BkANDIEs-Under Cu,toDD. F,onsa -
hrands. 90 pa kses CokBzc Brandies on tha foais
isSipi m. pon o. The ProprietOrs Jsrre SF Rn
80 eNo LA<fonde." For sale by - N. D04-
a2s GkAfIAA, COMMAGERE ca
20 Custumhouss streef
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& ns sLl.AyE DEPOT, No. lss GRAvIER AND IS
o8& 70 TRAOERs, PLANTERS AND MERoH ANTS
~ ueving opened old stand TIE January is5S
with good acoomo atoms for 400 Negroes Respectfully 40.
iicit he patronage Of my old friends cusoners
ely " q. ?. HATCHER.
Nor1CE TO sTEAmBOATs-AsH WOOD Far
T RsAi All times may be hai the Depot Crosse
u West Baton Rouge parish hest hieh
land pkh AMI WooD Nov hand up Yards 81 5000 eoqds
wSe We faIead daily adds from ~ 10 40 cords Steam
AZ nm - F' A ~ an" Pfoes-
II; TYLER & co., COMMISSION MERog MIS-
niokets IN oAcniia Goods Drugs Dye Stuifs and
Agents for Philadelphia Flint and Green
Glass works, a. Pine street, New York - e
'Assh IL. rfLEk.......WM. p. CoNvRRsE
Late Of Converse a Co., New Orleans
~ give ponp; attention the purchase and shipment Of
~ knas o. Meehan i've, including ChemealN oils Csrtsa
ana hHober Goods Belong CHARGES for
ing Will be the usual brokers' commission AZ,
MONExI M0SEYii-LoAN oFFfcE-LoUIs
change Place. ~ S1"'eiss anu 81
MONEY LOANED on LIBERAL TERMs-An a..,,,,.
I 80 e "kLkY and RlcH FANCY GOODS TAKEN OF
- 49,. Al ly
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WEIR MIssIssTPPI.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY May 10 at O'Clock p NJ
, IT, NJ IL MPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
lSsszIp1tx3 PACKET LINE--Regular Wednesday Packet
- for Memphis and all the Bends-Tbe spen-
did packet steamer Ingomar, Capt j. W. Goslee viii be
ready 10 receive freight on Mnday morning rod
street and will leave above For passage apply
]. H. FRELIGH,
Onire under ST. Charles Hotel
rms line connects at Nap0son with packets for
the White and ArkAn rivers Memphis with superor
packets Tor st. Louis and for Louisville
&S Adams Express carried regularly by this line uvls
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80, Outward Trains Leave
aleieIs OePoh..s...'.... AN
Arrive at Bia:hear City, Berwick 80 A
o Inward Trains Leave
2rsve a. G1sn:
Freight viii be received for s; and ~;
stations the wharf Of St Louis street every dsy nn
freight except that intended for Texas paid by ship
-Efk IA. RODRIGUEZ q co.., ~
49,. BREAD and or X A N6SSER BAKERS issI
suSs!is. AMESiGSs GRASk isRi BISCUIT, warranted
rec o. saeratus or any drugs injurious to health.
d. D. "a Co. keep constantly hand large
SlO Bread ssas goiiseheure Biscuits Water Crackers
B ssn q ersass SSdi eiIAG ss
french sIIh BE Biscuits hs Butter Crackers etc.
~ Coz Iron Founders Of Vertical and Hor
gar Kettles csrs s sasaI an s o yscT% Pan, So
a tGn, Ms s Saw Ms Gin Gearing Iron Columns
Msfpery required For the South Bars etc., and ali
ssys All As 81 qsf to
tel2 dAwly - ~ LEEDS a co.
TO OUR PATRONS AND OLD CUSTOMERS
Front and $ strss and ns ss AGAIN
shortest notice and on s a. an times 70 furnish At the
TS sEET IRON WORK 'sr BRASS ass q o3 3SF
giving his personal each department. We can oI
facilities the oew WING work 1s ar. no. ,u,
ooFfEE T RS sS s s M soN PIPES
6TiSSiES, sS5lssEEGaiSe HSS ffA''
flk aTI BEDS, Ash PANsi
FILTERERs, JUICE BOXES;
oL4 HEsTEss kErTLEs
store where al siss requisite s Ssss PhAs
rATIos AND HOUSE USE may be found - ''1N'
Fire P1sP Cast Iron Brass Copper Porce and liz. Pamps
~. ae Vacuum and Steam dsuge
been carried during its Gss HsarsSns wstsT Gauge.
Ohanng Dishes, Buckets; /" a n =
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Nsuds;
Coffee and Tea Urns, Soup Tureens;
with ss and and 96eT Wars Of all ysrisss
ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin Paor stoves Sal
fsndsr and GssRSn Stoves Deck Stoves Foge Fire
BS Sss sD5 saf Ratchet D Hose Brass
' N' ~ BRRWs siSs e Y zS 0Sifilf;iHR'
os s Assps fS sssI and Vacuum Gspgs' Hear
toms Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars. ans "
DOCTOR HooFLAND's
oELERRATEn
prepared DR. w u : sAGhso Cure rH-O.lrAiA Pa
DsS he kay al 6 Ss ssF''a
arising from disordered Liver or Stomach
Constitution, Inward Piles Fnliness Blood the Head
Fulnessor Weight in the stomach, Som Eructaons Sink
ass q. and ss d s Ss /. e
Heart Choking or sufoe@iing sensations when in lying
Fam Ss Dsy 81 sa ps
Of ,ss ssS and Eyss Pan IL The Side Bah
Flesh, Constant ImAgnings Of Evil great Depression
Of Spirits.
Tne proprietor in calling the attention Of the public
70 Ss for which
mended.
TEST Of ten years trial before the American people,
sps'a.Sn and sale 4 an,ss BY similar preparations
and we'll known physicians and individuals parts Of the
country Immense and careful perusa Of the Almanac pub
sasd annually By the popetoF and be had gratis any
q bic Agents eanno. but satisfy the skepcs this
PERep,l orcs and NSnufssioy. No as ARCH street. Pin
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and RETAIL by
J. WRIGHT Co.
gu ly4M a and Isl Chsrtrna xiraat
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FOR 400 RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY 18Th inst at O'Clock p NJ
, - RE g u LAR YAZOO RIVER
Packet.-1he splendid, new, light draft pas
senger packet YnzoO Belle, o. w Ewing
master T. Townsend, clerk will above for Ieore
Greenwood, sidon Tcfula, Yazoo City, intermediate
landings and plantations YazOo river For freight passage
apply on board. $50
myl3 j. S. PAGAUD. Advertising Agept
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NEw oRLRANs oLAssIFIeArIoN.

NobApOo'.We heard of only Al hhds sold on private
sermM me stock was large and the market dull and de.
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:. &C 9n TuEsDAY, 2stl ND. q 8 2. M
Leaves on SATURDAY, May p, N5P.M.
Leaves on s ATT the 2la mst. m5P.N.

lSsk1saAAst59 Bayou, Campie Grand keore St Maurice
easssz@3 Alexandria, Goron's Landing and all nterme'
dAte andingsIndependeni Peoples Lfhe elegant snpe
rior and swift'Tunnng packet B. H. HOde e. Jno
Smoker master, L. T. Murdoek clerk, will leave as above
For freight or passage apply board.
m II j. s, PAGAITD Advsr.,si,g A..r.
Ih boat is unequaed for elegance by any boat
ever in the trade This will take freight for All no n
above The Raft with privilege ofreshpping.
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FON LOUIS RNrIRE.

IT, FOR LOUISVILLE--THE ENTIRE
l&Akthts ly and splendid running passenger
steamer John Raine, VIM Underwood
MASTER will leave for Louisville all Intermediate landings
throughout the follows:
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY. May q, at5P.M.
Leaves New Orleans TUESDAY, June s. al 5P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans FRIDAY, June IS at PM
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY. July II, at 5P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July D. atbPM
Passengers and shippers rely the punctualy this
steamer. - -
All j. s PAgAUD Advaytisin1 Aoapt
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W0LFES AROMATIC sCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs
Druggists and Merchants all dealers in any Of ths
hrces contained In the above catalogue will find To r
vantage o calling or sending their above where viii
4s ne assortment OF GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States At the lowest pTcss
rlease address. ]. WRIGHT a co. $3.50
49,. tGENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE.
nl4u NOS l6l and q Chartres street. NawOrieans.
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COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

FOR OPEL UsAs.
Leaves every SATURDAY, Bpm
Opelousas via Bayou Plaquemine.
, ~ FOR OPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
lhAita> light draft steam bayou Belle Capt. John
Lyons, will leave above taking freight and
Passengers for Bayou Plaquemne Grand river
Snmespo Old river, and all landings the route For
eight or passage apply board GlAize freight
taken up AS far as Mill Bayou.
a22 j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at S O'Clock p M
r. FOR OPELOU A S-THE NEW
kGssS, s5kAMsR w. Burton, Capt. q; +. Lou.
above taking freight River Simmsport and ali landings
on the Atehafaaya For freight passage apply board
-, JIM. JOHNSTON a CO.. sFrOut Ievee st.
Vl4u Customhouse street,
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Louisville. Regular New Orleans and Louisville
- passenger Steamer woohford- This new
splenuid and last steamer Mnhe MASTER
w leave Tor Louisville and n,ermedae landings throughout
the follows e'
Leaves New, rleans FRIDAY, June L. at5PM
Leaves New Ofleans TUESDAY,, June q atbP NJ
Leaves New OrlraAs FRIDAY, July O. At5P NJ
steamer - - f'N@"'' VI '"'S
ais is PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-01

SHIPwRECK AND Loss oE LIFE.-We pub-
hshed few weeks since a notice of the miss
ing schooner Magyar of this port, bound from
Baltimore to Antigua. By the last steamer
the owners have received from the American
Consul at Havre the following particulars of
her loss, derived from the three survivors of
her crew who had arrived at that port:'
The Magyar sailed from Baltimore the 26th
of October, with cargo of -four, meal, and
corn, and a crew Of seven men. On the 7th
OF November, in a severe gale, she was knock.
ed down by n heavy sea, and after cutting
away her mainmast, righted again, but the
sea breaking over her in every direction.
and being filled with water the captain cut
away her foremost, and in doing so was wash
ad overheard and lost seaman named
John Riley was also washed overheard and
lost About the end Of November two of the
seamen, John DAVIS and John Lindsay, died
from long suffering. The crew remained for
twenty eight days on the wreck with no food
except two bags of corn, fshed from the YES
sci, which were completely saturated with salt
water, and no water during the whole time.
except one day when some rain fell, and thew
collected what they could. On the 4th of De-
cember the three survivors, Elbridge S. Tho
mas, Henry Edwards, and John Sicaro, were
taken oil by a French vessel and landed at
Havre. The Magyar v as fine vessel of 100
tons, owned by parties in this city, and com
msnded by Capt Robert r. Havner Of Rock
land. There was no insurance on the vessel.
but we understand there was on her Cargo
Belfast { Me.) Republican Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-01

THE KANzAs Matter The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Journal of Com
meree Ian ultra bunker, pro-slavery, administra-
ton sheet,) writes that the Northern Democratic
members Of Congress have become better recon-
ciled TO the Kanzas-L ecompton measure, but he
says there appears to be trouble in regard to the
prohibiting clause. lie says:
There is but one source OF difficulty now an.
parent. and that is in the question whether Mr.
Green's BILL reported from tho majority of
the Committee on Territories Of the Senate
shall be amended by the Insertion OF clause an
nullrng so much Of the constitution prohibits
any change until after the year 1864. The Presi.
dent, In his Ksnzas message SAID he could per
celve no objection to such course. But Sena-
Tor Green aud 10 assoc atcs, form ng majority Of
the committee, saw 50 much Obieciion to il, that
they old not incorporate the annulhng clause in
th.r bill. MI Pugh, it appears, from his note to
the Union, will insist upon that amendment.
know Of 40 other senator that will. the bill can
pass the senale By a majority of six or seven,
without any amendment Mr. Bel Of Tennessee
will not say that he will not vote for the bill but
says that he will vote for II II, in his opinion il
shalt be calculated TO afford peace 10 the South.
Some u the southern StateTghts Democrats
OF both houses have declared thar they will not
support the bill with that proyiso annulling the
psonibitOry clause in the constitution. Upon
Their theory, the constitution must be taken as
IL is This is also the principle Of Mr.. Green's
report. The rejection Of the ordinance accom-
panying the constitution he does not consider
~ violating the principle, because il is not part
Of the constitution.
After the bill shall have passed the Senate, the
Democrats Of the House will consider and en-.
deavof 10 settle this question as TO the insertion
VI the proyiso. On the whole, l think ihe bill
VIII pass the House, either with OF without
the proviso Some Northern votes would be con.
ciliated BY t, even II some Southern votes should
be alienated by H."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-01

| and the principal person arrested had been
liberated.
The Senate voted an address in reply to the
Queens speech, by 81 to Is.
Itnly,
Tho trial of the prisoners charged with
completely in the Cagliar affair, was progress
ing slowly. One of the English prisoners is
said to have become insane.
1t is said that the King of Naples has con-
sented to submit the question Of the owner
ship of the Cagliari 10 the arbitration of a
third government.
The report is again current of an early re-
sumption Of diplomatic relations between
Austria and Sardinia.
Prussia.
The Times correspondent says in regard 10
the reception of the Prince and Princess
Frederick William, at Berlin, no similar event
in Prussian history, has been celebrated with
so much real enthusiasm of the heart, as that
which has just passed.
Denmark.
A motion has passed, by "A to 7, in the
legislative council of Denmark, far the instant
fertilization of Copenhagen.
sweden.
The Swedish chambers have rejected the
project of the Court for the fertilization Of
stockholders, and also the project of law for
increased religious liberation.
Russia.
A letter states that a violent earthquake
was felt at Yerouthsh, town situated to the
west of Lake Baikal, in Siberia. The shock
was so great that it extended as far as the
frontiers of India.
The journals of Moscow contain list of
five hundred and one landed proprietors be-
longing to the order of aoblsSSe, who have
given adhesion to the liberal measures of En-
peror Napoleon, respecting the emancipation
of serfs, which it was at one time expected
they would sppose,
The alleged submission Of Schamyls, is not
confirmed by the latest intelligence.
Turlkey.
The revolt in Henseercoyina, is said to have
terminated by the Christians laying down
their arms and dispensing.
Fuad Pacha is to be Turkish plenipotenti
airy at Paris conferences.
Latest BY Telegraph from London to Liverpool.
LONDON, Saturday morning. Tie Times
city article says Funds today have steadily
maintained the firm quotations Of yesterday
The transactions are not numerous, but there
is a general tending to an increase of circua-
ton. In foreign exchanges this afternoon,
the rate Of Hamburg was lower, while Paris
and Amsterdam are about the some as at last
quotations.
The Post says nearly 100000 in gold was
taken to the bank today, part of which was
the remainder Of specie by Australia.
Dollars by Mexican packet have been dis
posed of at cod per ounce, being decline of
l i'd.
The Daily NetoS article of Friday evening,
says: Funds today were stationary in price,
with little business. In the discount business
this afternoon there was a sensiby increased
demand but first class bills were still readily
negotiated at about one-haf per cent. In
exceptional cases transactions were taking
place at lower rates.
The Bank Of Holland had reduced its rate
of discount from IL to 4 per cent.