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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-20
$500 REWARD. = DIR. JrTrnIrs'

W. ~ ~ ANTlDOrE, n Specific Mixture for the euro
vi uonorhmn elect, Structures mud similar disorders IL
makes speedy cure without the least restriction of diet
drink exposure orchangc IN application ~ business Fur
he1-tle disease cannot be contracted " dose tho
ANIIDOIE Is taken when exposed. Repeated cxperi.
ments and long experience has proved that Will radically
cure any which can be produced The desirable re-
suit Is obtained In from two 10 ten days. and neither
creates ocnds the palate, and renders nnec
essary all deviation In diet Interruption IL usual mr.
suits sound sleep healthy digestion, tho disease i tins
removed rs speedily as Is consistent with the thorough
and permanent Its ingredients are entlrcv vcsa
table, and no Injurious effect either eoistltutlonay OR
lDcaly can be caused by It's use Price 81 Der boio
q. II. RING. General Agent, lg2 Broadway New ynrh
al div '' H'r'"h'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-20

Inc following are the certificates of cures alluded to
above: They entirely speak for themselves
My Dear Sir-l truly obliged you for treating NV
case so satisfactorily felt as i'll never could be cured
TWAS my intention as last resort to 20 TO Europe
l.. A. PALMER Worcester
DIR. Hiil-Your medicines, according to promise cnred
my usual business. ~ INV ''ou'
Sincerely yours, VIM BRYAN Worcestor
Dear Sr-I acknowledge your Kindness with crotitudo
anu WISH 10 prove IL practically by enclosing you fec
A. I. WHITNEY Worcester
Ut. Hnl-Dear Sir-If ever an individual sbonid ho
EIaieiu 70 another, should be to you Enclosed and
Ior another package ofyour invaluable remedies uwn
Know, complete my cure. H. o. RrHT Snito WI
n NJ Brown is grateful to Dr. hin for hs p,ooossonnl
SN ~ nus case lie Is entirely relieved OF his dicutios
OF his sincerity. ''''n ''''''e"' P''V''
ono, Office 80 Street, up stairs, Worcester.
dpZl lia1nuN ostr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-20
ID R S w E E T
INFALLIBLE EMINENT,

For Rheumatism Govt, Neuralgia Lun,bago, STIFF Mech
| ana gy,o3htS, SPrgihS Bruises, cuts and Wounds,
| and VernroHs D;sorde~s ''''
Eor aii OF Which i Is speedy and certain remedy and
@ Sweet 81 Connecticut the famous bone set
W Years With b th TSe e ms ior more than TWEEN
| > ' w 'ie iii''' ASTONISHING SUCCESS
AS AN ALLEYIATOR OF PAIN, it is unrivaIed bv
spy hreParatl9n before the public Of which the most
rbia r,,;. ,, ,,,
MATIC DISORDERS Of every kind, and in thousands Of
tail " mas oeei useo 1t mas never Deen known to
w
FOR NEURALGIA IL will afford immediate rol,of II,
every case however distressne 'eii'i III
Il vii, ,, -, -. - , ,,, ~
minutes, and is warranted TO do it. ~ III '''''s
rooTHAcHE also it win curo INSTANTLY
tube arising from on hs hAss
the system and restores to elasticity and veor
FOR PILESAs an external remedy ,ro CLAIM, tbo n 10
ae Segt koMn and we challenge the world to produce
should give it,a traI for II vi s useSg G3mpant
diac relief and in majority Of cases Will eject ,,col
cure
QUINSY AND SORE THROAT arc somotipoes ox
treiueIy malignant and danperons but timei aoIica
ton of the Lniment will never fui 10 ctre ' NFf
SPRATNs oro orro4ir,a, - -.
ment of the iontS is iinbI ~ "a anu ehiarSe-
bpne fse may be conquered by this Lnment in two
RprrSEs c,,rs wo,,xns conn.
BURNS AND scALDs yield readily to the wonderfully
hsnlHg properties Of DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LIN
STINGS. - - "ii''
EVERY HORSE OWNER shouId have this renod,, n,
Iii ies timely use ~ tle hrst appearance OF Lam
to which all horses are liable and which rcner s
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless ~ ''
o.. g, -. ~. =,
n curntivo .'y testimonials TO the woner
ceived az st VI tils Lnment nave been re-
IN III, ' ~; st mo Years ana many OF them from
P'i''"' III tue hshest ranks OF lie.
r 80
10 avoi1 imposition, observe the Signature and Like
nSterbcn ~ " every laDei ana also
2tepnen eWeets nalibe l4niment" blown in the glass
Vi each oottle, without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON A. M
ST. r..,-.- -
"oic 1 ropreIors, NORWICH Conn.
FOR sale by DAVID SCOTT, Worcester and all Drug
elsts. diff els
nD0H I1I1 ?, n !. ;7;i7;7 - =
EDhOE. DE GRAIHS EIECTRTC
OIL.
THE ELECTRIC OII4-Eectric Cures-Pain is the pre-
Prof De Cratb,s Electric oil ia tho ,,or,o, &c A.,
for the following mot everything, "Vi Vi inc age
"a, M, g, r,,Sp
c,,.. WARRANTED TO
Cure Chills in five minutes;
Cure Group in one night;
Cure Deafness in two to four days;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-20

DIR. HILL will continue his usual moderate charges
each one circumstances taken into colsideraOnon
efiecual cure. f' 'NiN
GB@ Consultations by letter, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-20
YOU HAD BETTER
II r Y
MY MOTHERS SALYE.

IN
&6EA restoring them 10 health and useful
ness. that the proprietors feel it a
du they owe to the public for their generous patronage
bestowed npon this Salve, make it accessible to rich
ana poor that all afflicted may avail themselves of its
healing qualities.
my MOTHERS SALYE'' is a perfect Chemical Com
pound prepared from Roots, Herbs and Gums gathered
RON the Forest and possesses Healing Soothing and
Pan-Reeymg virtues never before combined by Salve
MY MOTHERS SALyE" is safe and effectual and
all those troubled with Rheumatism Salt Rheun ETn-
SPedS, Gouf Piles, and such like diseases will find In
us use great Tehel and in most permanent cure
MY MOTHERS SALYE,'' in Barn and Scalds
taxes out the ire oohes the irritating PAM and heals
preparation. ' ~
MY MOTHERS SALyE'' is worthy of confidence
ana thousands having used it and recommended it to their
IlenS ls q Test OF Its worth Directions for using my
MoIliERS SALVE' simple Every mother and
nurse KNOWS how to spread plaster and dress sore and
al VINO use the Saye will apply i'll proportions renew
cd at times and as good Judgment may direct. For
khenmatis aud other pains rub the parts smarty with
The Save In cases of Coughs Tghness of Lungs Sore
throat, and such like ais, rub in of Rheumatism
IN any case of pain good result follows the this
save; Prepared by a. Nj. BECK. BURRILL& HUME
lNt Sole PrOprietors, No fremont street. two doors
south OF Court street, Boston. ~
Sold by g. II. SPURR 20l Main street and nv sav,voy
q GOss West BOylston. d3tnwiv n5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-20
as,---=q WORCESTER & NASHUA

f ss=s5z=ssz5ssza 2AILROAD. Winter ARRANGEMENT
Trains will as follows: - ' 7
Leave Worcester at go and liz a. H. and AIS D. H.
Leave Nashua at a. m. and Il M, and 5 D. H.
AT Nashua all trains connect with the trains OF Con
cord aroad where passengers take the cars to and from
the Northern, the Passumpsc, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
Az Gr0ton junction. trains directly with the
trans OF the Stony Brook Raroad and with trains
OF the Fichburg Railroad with the exception of the first
tram from Boston; and at Ftchburg with trains of the
vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads
FOR fuIther particulars and connections with other
land States" G. W RENT Ey Srn-te
Worcester Nov l, 1853 diff inRy51
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-20
lust RECEIVED-A FRESH SUPPLY
B U 3 HIS
PURE EXTRACT OF
SMILAX SARSApARILLA

This is of the most remarkable remedies of the age
1t no humbug secret compound no quack nostrum
ofunknown and perhaps deeterious ingredients is
in every respect what processes be- the pure ncon
pounded Extract of SMILAX SARSAPARIiLA
Obtained from the GREEN Roof, and dug at season of
the year. when its medicinal properties abund-
ant and active, and prepared in which renders it
permanent and proof against all liability change or de-
eoraton is running course of popularity unparalleled
in history Its growing popularity is richly deserved 1t
Is vastly superior to other preparation for the cure of
Scrofuous, Cutaneous Whereabouts Syphilitic Mercu
rial and other Chronic Diseases.
1t is unparalleled also in the of all Diseases
OF the stomach Bowels and liver. And such especially
as are incident TO the summer Dysentery Dar
h9a, Cholera MOrbus and Asiatic Cholera. The use OF
this medicine will system as to prevent the
attacks of those diseases
Sold at wholesale and retail by
an2i SN'' "
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1s55s575Hsss5ss7 NORWICH & WORCES-

lzs5:5sssssszssi TER RAILROAD. = Summer arrange
- g5- aent, Jtle +, 1859.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER,
At 100 A. NJ (Way Passenger Train) Connecting at
Planfeld with trains for Providence and Hartford arv
ing in Providence at ll.0O M, and Hartford at Il M
Arriving in Norwich in for the train leaving n L.
W. y p r. r. station (west side at 1890 for New
London.
At HOO (Way Passenger Train.) Connects at
Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Lowell Con-
cord Manchester &c at Worcester junction with trains
rom Boston, PROVIDENCE and Western road arrives in
Norwich in for train (Which leaves N Il W. r. r.
station at 25 p. M for New London
Al 40 p m. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects Wor
cester with trains from Boston, Lowell, Nashua Con-
cord Manchester, Lawrence Fitchburg, &c; at Worces
dence and Hartford arrive in for this Pas
senSers from Way Stations for NEW YORK, by steamer
from Allyn's Point, will take this train
At 100 p M Steamboat Express Train for New York
trains from Concord, Manchester. Lowell, Lawrence
Nashua. Fitchburg, &c AT Painheld with train from
Providence. Leave Norwich for Alyns Point Is I'M
TRAINS GOING NORTH, LEAVE NORWICH,
boat Express lrain) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
Fitchburg Lowell Lawrence, Manchester, Concord
White Mountains, &c
At 500 a. n" (Way Passenger Train.) Connecting at
providence at 800 a. M; at Worcester Junction with
trains of Western road f0r Springfield, Albany, &c.
with trains of r. d W. road for Providence. AT Worces-
ter with trains for Boston, Nashua, LOWELL fitchburg
Lawrence, Manchester, Concord, &c.
At II m. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at Worces-
ter Junction in for trains TO Boston, Providence
Springfield and Albany; Worcester for trains to Bo,,
tom Nashua Lowell, Fitchburg, &c.
AT 345 p m. CWay Passenger Train Connects at
Planfeld junction with trains and Hartford and
Providence. Reaches Worcester in season for the ex
press train for Boston.
les diff P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Sup't.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-08-20

THE WAUREGAN SALT RHEUM
a REMEDY has cured for fifty years-is curing-and
will cure every of Salt Rheum for which it has been
or is used Goodfor other Skin Diseases. Don't
erything. WI cure Salt RteHn. No 1-t,Gg. II sells
its merits not at all Pcice Z5c per box Sold
in Worcester, wholesale retail by GEO. X. SPUR
5. +. WILLARD, Proprietor, Madison, Conn.
ami
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TdFss5s1a5a11za WESTERN RAILROAD
ss5:.5i5s=5:::sA UllLER ARRANGEMEETS-M
Troy, Hudson, and the West
u, Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy Hudson and the
West, accommodation at 500 a. m. and $50 D. M
For New York and Albany, (eXpress) 10 a. r 80 H. M
For Springfield an Express Freight Train, with passen
ger attached at II a. M F
Tickets may be secured at the Ticket Offices to all the
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwest
. Rdahoad Coanections.-At Albany with the New York
Central Troy, and Hudson River At Chatham with the
New 4ork and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston, At
North Adams and stockbridge. At Westfeld with the
Hampshire and Hampden. AT Springfield with the Hart
ford and New Haven and Connecticut River RAILROAD
At Palmer with the New London and Amherst
Worcester April IA. 1852 up r.
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r I N IN G E R S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

boston, Monday, Feb. -, loJ''
The large brick stOfehouse, No. 2i5 Brcst stresf
and ding through to Purcha.e street was totally
consumed to night with ts eouterts Of cotton gussy
begs, lrseed and ether kinds of merchandise Inc
building wss about 100 feet deep five stories hlsa,
end belonged 10 the Scare estate. The sil;on
Home, adjoining on PGrchsss street was Gsmsgei 70
be extent Of about 5000 By water. The buidiss
destroj ed is vel insured It's impoesiblst 10 get 70
amount Of the loss tonight bu. i IS very heavy,,.
BosToS, Tuesday, March |, 1883.
TIE total loss by the burriDg Of the large stc6S
house, No. 2i5 Broad street, last night wss ~ c
on which tteIe wss insurance 10 the amount "a w.
eco. Ten thou,sld bsgs Of lrseed, 600 bales OF CIV
ton, eco bales Of gunny bags, and $50 bales Of gen
cloth destro, ed also large qusnisy OF saA
peter in the United States warehouse cellar ac'mnss
by water.
The irsursnces are effected in the following ofhces'
Home Of New-York, $4,000; Howard Of Newl9s.x
$50; Mercantile OF New.YoIk, 500; Roya -.
London $50 900; Rtra Of Hartford, $4,000; ans u
remainder in Boston offices. The steam drs-engass
we're at work ard did grea. execution.
Mr.. John MoMichsel, proprietor Of Congres. II ~
Saratoga Ess robbed last ris Il A. tue Tigers oo -
3. 60 - Le,es aCi 300 % IA.
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The Disaster 10 fhe Princess.

Nav. ORLEANS, Monday, Foo ., 1853.
A boat arrived from the wreck Of the Pnncc ss,
brings nun Der of the wounded II was foggy st the
time of the explosion, and TIE Prircess being bebst
tine, tsd too mach steam on Baton Rouge dis
pate, says the engineer is reported to have said 10
would r. ech New Orleans certain tins or blow up
The engineer was cut in two. About 100 persons were
wounded, ssd many of them are in dangerous sad
dying state. 1t is impossible yet to aosrsn the nan
Der Of the lost. Several bo,tS saved May lives
There much excitement hers and sl along tie rivm
Numerous uprecoguized bodies are being found, bat
there are no ether Northern or Western names
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

We heartily concur with those members of our
State Senate who insist that the State, before en-
teting upon the business of curing drunkards, shall
stop making them. To license a grog. seler for
thirty dollars to make dozen drnkards, aud then
give 81 Inebriate AsJ lum ) ,0o0 to undertake tie
doubtful snd difficult tack of curing those drunk
ards, is rather more Improbable business thsn
even States can afford to embark ia. Shut up the
grog shops and keep them shut, and we are resdy
to be taxed 10 any reasonable extent in behalf Of
the Mountaineering experiment; Otherwise not
one dollar, one dime, ole cent. There are single
Ium-holes in this City which make more drunkards
every pear than the proposed Inebriste A lum will
cure. We insiit that the former shall DO shut up
before the latter is opened, unless it be at private
cost. San ounce Of prevention may not be worth
"a pound Of cure;' but we cannot agree to let an
ounce Of dubious cure excuse an utter neglect Of
prevention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
ss,GayED 81
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

WAsHIsoros, Iaes.sy. MagoA

WsSBIsoros. Iaes.ksy MsSos |, IssS
Mr. Bu,ierworsa has Published orssle stsea>s
tho#irg tow fAr lie was corrected With tas rscsot
terrible occurrence. Hs ssJs ssSt shso lie lsfs n,
Leu.c Of NJ. S k,ts he had no tho0. At Of m,stnr
ettrg NJ. Key, his object bsiss - sts NJ. S.s-x.
He hs! 20 arus with hin, AID lid net know tbn NJ.
S'ckss irtsu3ed to tSis srns d.. SeSlss lefs TIE
beu,e after he o.th rad dore co. AMI vitses,
s1y susgss, on or the part Ct hin, ,liltt-rvOtA).
csns toysri The Club llou'e. When Nj EeyssrtAA
BIN Butterwoithl lie did not know that Nr. Seslss
was scbing rOr did hs see Ln urt he sSraei 70
lssye ~ Key. l. Is 70. true t5s, hs sought or d.
sized Nr. Key. who first addressed hin Batter
vortsl. Trei, Interview did not les. one miru.s.
Ire IIoa. Robert j. Walker sppsnis a statement
cor 6ru story Of Mr. Buter~crh's nNrs,ive.
Tie Presidelt in replying to the cal of the Hous
for information coucsrnicg tho Ahicss slsvs-trals
saws hat tie iuttructous given to the oomnsxde u
The sdusSron are such that seizures not likely 10
Be- msde sxcep. under c.rcu instances whica would II
east ipsure certifoAte OF prObsbe csuss they did
oct suttorrs coodemta ,ion. TIE object hn b.es 10
avoid as far a. prscs cable, a veNatious in,sr.p-
tons OF lawful commerce. Tho only instance at prss
en-, kccwr 70 tire Depart nsnt IN which an officer oas-
tu,ing SLAYER or suspected slsver on the Coast Of
Afios hiss been seed or Otherwise embarrassed b. the
owners officers or agents Of the captured vessels 70
that Of Commander Sim,nds. VINO captured the brig
Casket. In his case damages appear to have oesa
recovered egsnN hin, AMI the expenses Incurred bY
hin in defending toe suit refunded him under the
act Of Corgress Of 1854. Ths number Of espturss
made by tie American squadron under tbs treaty Of
Washington previous to September Last, VS. t"ssty,
of which Elk were condemned.
Tie War Department has received dispatches from
Gen Clsrke Of California. ssyirg thst change IN the
Military Department has become DecsssSy toward
tue occupancy Of the orossDg Of the Colorado Al the
thiItI fhh parallel, snt that necessity exists 10
chaftise the Indians IL that region OF country. It's
understood tde Mobaves will be oned oy other Tribes.
aLd they cen muster jointly some fifteen hdndrei dsst-
ipg me2.
Another letter from an army officer in California.
dated the % inst, says:
1--WE hsvo another war; cutie a. big S 'hstia
Oregon snd shall leave tomorrow TO assist IN pep
psr,tg nv commsrd for .he field"
TIE torrer a1yces regarding the Csss Yris,ui
treaty are confirmed by eff 'ia dispatches roe treaty
has no, been ratified by Nicarsgus, ani Sir Core
Ouseley's treaty ia In similar condition.
The no. amount in the Treasury suajcc. to dfaa 70
81 COT GEO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
THE sICKLEa ARERAI.

We DO not doubt that the ends of justice would
be served by a general abstinence from ne wspaper
discussion Of the late deporsble homicide at Wash.
ington; but We cannot realize that forbearsnce on
one side, couuteryaled by eager and emphatic can
vs.sDg on the other, would conduce TO that ED.
Nr. Key has fall,n BY the hand of Mr. Sickes-of
this, there is, unhappIy, no doubt-nor i, it ques-
tonabe that Mr.. Slckes committed that deed
under the impulse Of keen sense Of injury r,eeiyed
by him at the hands of Mr. Key We cannot, there
fore, treat the case as one Of cold bloodsd murders
but it may nevertheless be one Of very culpable,
upju.t6sble killing. Let US calmly await tie re-
sui. Of the legal investigation before rushing TO con-
illusions which maturer knowledge m.y essen.
italy modify.
We must protest, however ssain,t any mis-
statement Of the question 10 be decded-sny at.
tempt to interpo:e a fale issue. The ~ Y. Times
ofyetterdsy has leader on TIL, subject whi n
seems to US eminertly Objectionable. Here i. a
specimen Of Il:
The City Of New-York is not prepared, with TIE
EceAng Post 10 interpret the fearful deed which has
blasted tie career OF a. last two families, Instantly
ard finally BIZ me hghi Of that past history The rAiC
actor tie tragedy, which has been invoked to prove
Nr Sickes cold boOded assassin and his cons nioD
Mr.. But;er~oTth psndsr and tecoy Of mur Ter
We diiclsm all personal knowledge Of the
past history" in question, while We in,ist that
this IS vital portion Of the case, and csnu,t be
ignored Lor excluded from consideration. II Mr.
Sckles's past career, especially with reference TO
female purity and the .anctities Of welded life, has
been pure and exemplary then his deed Of blood
viii justly wear more excusable aspect than in
the opposite case. II, on the contrary, he has
been Systematically reckless of those sanctities
If that wife las seen in her connection
with him very much TO misead and corrupt,
reckless indulgence Of passion-why, then, the
Gaze is bravely altered. and the claim to immunity
ard sympathy Get W in bis behalf has not leg to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02
whstever.

THE HISTORICAL SocIErY.-Tbe stated monthly
meetrg Of the Historical Society was held last even
irg, at their rcoms, No. l72 Second avenue. Ellis
Amea, esq., Of Carton, Mass Joseph Willard Of Bos.
ton, Timothy Dwight Of Nsw-IIsven, and Robert II.
Mister Of Coventry, England, elected CORE
spending members OF the Society beside which, sew.
eLteen resident members were added TO the roll
paper by b. II. Hall, esq., on the Westminster
massscre, was then read by Mr.. MOORE, Librarian Of
the Society. The paper gave skstch of the charac-
ter Of the inhabitants of Vermont at the first dawn of
the Revelation Of their manners ard cusons aud Of
fro tier LIFE under the protection Of the gsnIeu. A
description Of Westminster Village was given, intro
ducpg the oldfs.hon meeting house and illustrating
the tiye Of preaching ard singing those times Mr.
HALL then entered into minute history Of the events
that took place at West Minister in MA and related
the scenes OF the massacre Of several worthy yoang
men m tie Court House, by the bsrbarors executors
of,he DEGREES Ct George The Third ous of the 6,s
Il not me hrst outrage Which led ~ the prsse1. Anex.
iSar lLdepesdeIce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

Gov. Morgan has dore good deed in refusing to
extend The time allowed for the coll, elton of taxes
in certain specified localities; but the snake i, only
scotched, not killed. The habi. Of passing such
acts is bad one, and should be utterly ex.irpatei
How many Of the house-owners of Oswogo have
extended the time Of payment Of rem. st puatsd in
their leases 10 their tenantsl How many vii DO
go, even though the time for paying their taxes be
extended II property owner cannot pay his
taxes when due, be should eel out to some one who
can. The passage Of these extension acts only
tends to confirm taxpayers in loose, slip. shod
habits with regard to their taxes. We wish il were
constitutional provision that no such act should
ever more be passed; AID We think the Governor
would have done just right had he notified the
Legislature that he would approve no such act
whstever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

!. ,s stated .as. The cost OF esch tst.er oonveyed
ever lard sss feou ihift: five 10 sLtJ dollars. 1t
wss ttea moIed "a make the trips once "eel,
.nt reduce the psy to $3.50 900 instead Of S60O,OOo,
wick Ess sgrc,d to. hr. Bfotedck moved that
tie webb all between 81. Joseph and Placer.
VIE te yat throogt il tTeus5 hEe days, sad tie
ySy b Sic. coo, which was ssrsed 70, Mr. bee
moved weekly msl from St Paul to Puget
Sound q. $500, 900, whiet va, carried, 30 to 4.
TIE BIZ beisg reported 10 the Senate m)s! CT the
tmet dretn EeIe atOp;ed--thst concerning the
Bu,te,fed contract By 80 10 i6. The section
rs,irg IRE rates Of pes!,se aad sbolishiag tie
fls5kirg privilege WAS a.fO adopted. On fnA.
vote. toe bill, a, amended, WIS s'op.ed-Yes,, %;
Nsys, 90. cotton to reconsider Wac lost Ire
Senate tltn took W the Naval Appropriated bill
IL Tire House the sneudmeEts Of tie Commit
tee Of the Whcle 70 the Miscellaneous Appropris-
ton bill were acted upon. Tbs $780, 900 for con-
ti1uicg the Treasury Ex'ension was cut down to
$4,000; $3.50, O0O for Custom HoG,es in Charles
ton AID New Orleans were stricken out. The bill
Vas frally passed, AID then thu Ocean Mail APP.
preparation bill vas taken up 10 Committee. When
TIE Committee rose the bill vs., laid on the table
By II rsicriy. Tie House in Committee then
took up the Senate, amendments to Tire Army BILL
adopting tie appropriation Of 1927 600, balauce
due Massachusetts, from the war Of 1872. The
amendments were disposed of, but the bill was not
fnsly acted upon. After voting $4,000 to pay
the expenses Of the Investigating Committee, the
House adjourned.