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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

Pubic ExPENDITUREs.-The report of the
Clerk Of the House of Representatives, at
Washington, gives a list of the contingent ex-
penses during the first session of the 35th Con-
Fress, exclusive Of furniture for the hall of the
House, s70,55l Sc:
az 2r mirrors sss2sW
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

B. D. MAxHAM, having received licence from the city
government has opened PAwN-BRoKING ESTABLISH
MENT, PIG Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

Do you want good dish of oysters nice cup OF tea
coffee piece of the best pie made in the city then
call Gatess New Excelsior Saloon ladies and fente
men, ll9 Main street. Worcester, Mass deow r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

Mrs. DALL's LEorUREs.-In our advertis-
ing columns will be found notice of course
of three lectures on the Education of Woman
which this lady has consented to repeat in
Worcester. Their topics indicate the wide
range of her views. Her high culture and the
emphatic testimony of competent persons who
have heard them, in Boston and elsewhere, sat
isty us that these lectures are worthy the at
tention Of every serious inquirer on the subjects
of which she will speak. We ask our thought
full men and women to hear her, believing, as
we do, that she is competent, and because she
has prepared herself carefully and honestly for
her work. From our own personal knowledge
Of her talents and high qualifications, we do
not hesitate to recommend her as one who will
deeply interest all who give her hearing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

A Loss, WE FEAR, IRREPARABLE.-The
resignation of the office of Supervisor of the
Female Department at the Hospital, by Miss
Julia A. Buxton, who, from the blending
in herself of qualities pre-eminently requisite
for the incumbency of the responsible Office,
could ill be spared by either her coadjutors or
the patients, has created feeling of profound
regret through the hospital, that one whose
ability, industry, and other good qualities,
with her genial face, cordial manner, united
with uniform selfpossession and power of gov
eminent, should feel it duty due to herself to
create void in the sympathies, affections and
welfare of those, with whom her personal re-
lations have always been highly appreciated,
and from whom a material testimonial-pre-
scented at the time of her departures but
form, when compared with the terms of en-
dearment, universally expressed, that found
vent in affectionate caresses, las she babe final
adieu, but to be recalled at every thought of
her excellence, by those land their name is
legion) whose good wishes will be sure to fol-
low her, wherever she may go. KY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

AN ExCURsIoN.-We understand that sew
eral of our citizens, who, with their families,
are anxious to witness the magnificent specta-
Gle of ''The Cataract of the Ganges," (said to
be the most splendid thing of the kind ever
seen in this country,) are negotiating with the
Railroad Company for special train, to run on
Friday next. 1t is expected that arrangements
may be made, so that the fare will be reduced
one-half, and that the price of tickets for the
excursion, down and back, including admission
to the theater, will not be more than about
81 rs. In order to facilitate the arrangements,
those who are DESTROYS of availing themselves
of the opportunity, are requested to leave their
names, with the number of the tickets they
wish for, at John Boyden's, as early as may be.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

40 Married I4aldies.-Tbe Indian EnmeR adoque,'
Is new and elegant medicine designed eTpressW J0rJe
mdieS 1t is prepared from an INDIAN plant, which from
une nunemorial has rendered partarioa among the
yves SO easy, aud is now for the first time offered
public The name and virtues Of this Nondrous plant
were recently obtained from SkeR-dn-dO-ah, Oneida
Chel now residing at Syracuse, N T., at the advanced
age OF ITO years Ii is neatly put In two bottles
with full directions for using and is warranted cure
any of female obstruction in DeRfyOar hours! This
may seem incredible, but il it fail in any the price
VIII be refunded Purely vegetable and perfectly safe
all times.
~ Remember, this is The only medicine Of The Kind
thai Narrated IN all cases; none other Is worthy Qf
confidence Sent by express to part of the country
Sold only at Or, JiatioR's Remedial Institute, No rs
Union St. Providence IL. |. See advertisement in this
paper. deod&wly jnl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14
Special ylotrtes.

DIR. u. H. Hathaway has returned from Europe.
and resumed the practice his profession giving parc
ular attention to PULMONARY DISEASES Office, as
formerly, ID Pearl street. deudawu II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

~ Or mirrors, ss,S2s w.
ksg hair bfusbcSl a.,.a,
zSe combs ''Sofoo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

j. n. IInneII, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC PIlYsI
CLAN AND SURGEON, No. . Elm street. Worcester
Office hours from 2 to T. and to I y.
o2J dcodawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

Mrs. NJ. w. Gernids, PhysicIan-an expe
at the head Of Union street. N'
Special attention given TO Uterine Complaints and Dis
eases OF Children. Office hours from 10 a. M ni ron,
w p' III Qt ipg5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

~; r. Bishop, Dentist, Onico No. IA Pearl street,
NJ bishop would cal attention to the reputation which
ne nus acquired w the preservation of the teeth by his sn
heror hlngs Persons Wishing artificial teeth are invited
10 consult nun lie viii furnish all kinds IN the most APP
lhclcs used for extracting teeth whenever practicable
once at his residence II Pearl street. dly as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

Dental Notice.-Dr. q. H.JENCKs'S BEN
ia Rooms are al No. 239 Main Street Worcpstpr lie ia
having great success IN using ELECTRICITY TO produce -
sespllN to pain while extracting teeth All other dem
manner, rs usual nj ~ All
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-14

WoLsrFEN BERGERs HUNDRED MIRRoRs OF THE WORLD,
on exhibition at the Melodeon is the most instructive
and enchanting painting exhibited in America. We
never saw an audience so attentive and quiet the
one at the Melodeon last evening When the curtain
dropped every seemed to regret that the entertain
ment over and yet it lasted for two hours and
quarter No one should fail to see this great masterpiece
, 1859-05-16
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
AY1 THAN Ilff:
RICHEST D1ADBM
EVER
Worn BY Kings or Emperors.
What7 Why Beautiful Head of Hair.

Ber.r-en1+ .he ornament SRI H'rs< p'"'.i@i fnt ~
sof .Retrr: shnsn III, r.c may i"'m ,' sx.s -
Ii! t.s'h s,.. re.,'. 'i+ hs,1 i tr,en"f
k "s M ny y w ,nat: t ~ W. -. :a @ o NV - NOR ~
u.s.. sf M H. = r;n. n.' af ' ":A. iin K*,.1't @ w
" .<suv i, III .ns!! u sin.rt. K.aA IT, ipdu~nx -
I!.-. T!S w7:~s " The 3.s IL the celebrated anat
'Fas!bsrE:
D. weap1nar ST. lv5m m ~ H., 70 s1pr, 70 ., }0s s
an'n f. I:sas' se; vs. VI, l. E :; % ~ ca apo.
err p's Z "9tsa ac .'i -"n.sr @ sr Re.tiss ,sf1
"css1:u a'sason 7's tts.s =. .t'r 11s Is a<Fsese'
! ALL ''-' '4'' ''8,: = 'f''xi fnxii1n1ao.
-Dryca u G~54:!r1s," o-,
rtor. o. j. Wooo:~i~ - -sca'e month q &
ea.s 1T" wiz ~ao ,!te! Il" ~ he: h.is. ls
thinking The .hls Il wooid -'or, 'r gay hsE to -
nraa e-inr her veil >lF1r!>e After few
werks ,t:, Iafton+d that wssr etfoet BY tors-
ns slt'- er,v sf. Mt '*. =: ts SUI t,ns *.u ~.
lxs ta!.. CHARLES CAHoA"-
Fro, 0. !. wocn VIII ecc,EA"nes Do ressz=a*r&
your Hair Re,t"-L.e .s being te nr.t steeAenas s.ce
ta with ser x"a' W. h.:e t1.y zo1a
Isf .nd 81 =. ri *T a,:e .pstso.:
m N + II asa19.T aud ao7c4saat tl:1x common
s,a"rE pe=4upa wa4 pezzp!5e ffecy. J. @. R1LBf.
.s ~ s f1;anx
lad many Kcnr,!t. n ~ effect conueased u:!D<
mel NY hair s:71!r /. ~gal n ~ up. tr4w out I'D
tured hack ta II, former color. black At tha time
fllv restored It's ngnA c9dr beSh. aud ap1<afA1Aa4
md c4eesfliy r~con4ns nj IL "a to IL.
Chicazp. H. Nay l. l-o:. ]. D. HOES.
Tae Reuort]ve = pvt ~ In bottles If THREE si1ea ~
srxe medium aa ss,r. h. small holts half put aa1
rsts doar res bottle tn uedlam hois II le.1
twenty PR IN prtportinn shaa - sasx4 VIOLA
fs &N dollars hottie ii Inze hois quat. ftlSy pr
cent u,pr- ia ptpnricp .rts.s tor thrts doA11-
u j. HNtIAk Ctl k'1oQsistaFR N3+sRf1ndssN Nv.
York na .hr x!r 1ew York WEta sA1ax GttAacAhmant)
Ah1 III Market st.. It. L41uA No.
And su!a sY II spol AEal rsacy GoodA paArA
Ap15-tto
, 1859-05-16
A Chicago Horse Thief In Aurora.


~ 4.1Eoz., IL. Nay II. lsa).
On Wednesday lis: Young Gernlan, pnr-
porting to be Tie agent Of Grocery house 'n
st. Louis, arrived in to"n, visited scqeral o'
Dir merchants, taking ORDERS 1'r guo!s 1t price:
fur uelnw tliesgo r4t-s. keHaara;nS that he
hut. started fruu1 Chicago with horse AM:
buggy, and lis horse had lr4Eca bis lcy abou,
three miles cast Of town, and be wished to buy
another one for 2aout So, he was rsce'nmcnIt.
70 pue If our wr!l known carriage raautact..'
ers, vino is a truder as we'll 2s an.ercaant. Ate:
luoking th,ougl! the large stock Of horses, the
s715 horses were found not quite good caough
and the better ones too s.iSu, wi.ea the AuEo7s
scn,!csncn proposed to buy his buggy aud har'
ness, and they soon male trade, lie Eisins bis
buggy aud harness for gold watch wort}
about s1ro, and - iu cash. Thea going attn
his horse, which BY this time had rccs'vcred he
.old him to German for *,s', and left town os
the next train. But On Thursday afternoon :
telegraph dispatch nas recci.cl lFoul Chicago
1nquirius if such horse md buggy had berl
here, Us it WAS hired ct Wright l. Curriers'
livery stable, iu Chicago, mud had nut Lecn II
turned 1t was wall laid plan, and prored Sic
ces,tu> but the thief will In, tu be *nlart if 1t
escapes.
The Groceries fro:n = I.nuis nrc not expect
ced to ar7ivc. They were sol1 On three months
1iulc, II. VI. u.
, 1859-05-16
The Two 4eArsa AtneEldfn~Iit---Lc
fruul Hon. l.. X. .NaAllburne.
Ill. Z

t;AllSA lL.p, May II. l7o!.
Ny DEAR Sir: hare til" honor u ackuowl-
edge the receipt Of your !aror Of Yesterday pro-
,,orndins tv ME tue following questions:
~ *.&s III f-:"z Vt t' t":ar5 30 !a~a ~ :t:r
..:t ~" la7.ias; =eaat. al - every e1'! i
IL Il, "a" tr..1! At siuty Of ttc ;-,n:-aa ray.
IN l:riy vq4 :sEs ''itae a'' ~ n"'n carh i'''
.S+ tle ac bo:n aui alv!sI ctt as totls ri ut o
~u"E.gc
~ MAs&ss.scs lr'-:si tnT' t'r III 1tine I" t1crtc =!
pd e.zsfa ..AE. Gpia tEf Ia: :t*S. asua":-t
tiii7t ALL unts4lN2 iH:;'
In answer to thr FIRST question sl"t. that J
am in layor If maintaining the present natural
'ia.ion Laws intact, and AM "uvr!y opposed 10
extending ti.r tilns Of probation.
lu regard to the SECOND proposition. mos'
certainly regard ii as one Of tie highest du,ic>
.fthc Republican, party to resist Mt d;scrinaiua
.iyu between nltire harm aud udopt"l iGscu:
rs to the right q: suffrage
Referring 10 The Third question, desire t.
SAY, can find NJ Ian ;iaSe, to express my II.
iorcncc Of thc ac:ic:, ri 1ho7e E"publicaus il
:l4r Massachusetts Legislature, who passed til,
| IL proposing thu u'n''t'lu4el.t to llc Gonsti u
/ tun If that State, excluding tic adopted CHI
| zcns from, The r;.it u >utrlS.. for two years
and ;'so tue Republicans ~ of the Legislature
| wAu haze just yutcd for the 3aoltiun VI Il.
~. .nln,cni. This ar,ion IS Nc roxt ot l.a
,nlrs:.a: Nn;Einyi>rn' which cu::,::s :s.;.
/ e,l i'll Whit is inoM tile "Hriss lr:h;rtHrr'. !.
l>5j and il no, Only "unn :>e unjust it,d n.,car,
for" but is ;: lasting dis=race and r.
! proach to lAc Slate. Dcnouncinr KNOX
Nothingism n the l!ey-day ct its puw
| .r und strength, should be uujus, Il
myself If / lid mi nn'r dcuounrc its last MI,
c:t1,est :lc i'll srcufiu;: the adoption Of the il
liberal, unnecessary md crw::,:'y anrndmru
IA tat Constitution Of massachusetts. Tlc IL
;,ublican> III that >t.:t,' WIN have voted for III
amendment. '1avr placed themselves L., ond til
i,ac Vi sympathy with til" Republicans IF t!s
.thcr States, who universally condemn thci
action. aud who will not l.old themselves r.
.ponsiblr for il u any way. Shape or nature
| | am vely truly yours.
| T.. H. WAsnnrRSE.
GEn EcuSs1pCn Chirarn.
, 1859-05-16

fIHua G1t aSitAN A'taA0> AatA.1
The funeEpl services Of Captain Iheatt were
largely attct tded this AFTERNOON; the Masonic
Order aud dur citizens turning out in large
numbers on i e occasion, the procession nareh.
ing to the nfeurnful strains Of the music Of
Whites band. f. how many warm friends the
news of nis dearf will come with as sud end
encc. One Of the Oldest and brayest Of the Lake
commanders is gone. He grew up with. our
city and with the. growth Of o!r n'arinc bust
ness, aud lis last lake command was one Of the
most magnificent craft which ever crossed the
bluc waters of old Erie. When the steamer
line to which it belonged was withdrawn, Capt.
Pheatt left the Lake, beloved and admired By
all who knew his good qualities, and his friends
were many; enemies, he had none. Our com'
paratisely recent acquaintance with him renders
It impossible for us to sketch his history but
We trust it will be done. Some Of those who
were companion pioneers with him, have the
facts aud the long and intimate acquaintance
with him, which would render such as ketch
most interesting
, 1859-05-16
Hussln.s Capacity to- Supply Europe
with Corn.

4 writer in The L".kl~,''!. E,'r questions
l'.c truth Of an opinion frequently expressed
tl,a! Russia can supply Europe with 2a immense
quun'ity Of corr, and at exceedingly low prices.
lie says:
The past proves that such an i.lta is crro-
ucous. particularly in wila. r-Ittcs tn price
Thus, i'll Ac month Of October, 1sat. wl,cia wi.
sold at Odessa Us high as 2'a. sc. tho hrcso:i
tire: il: January. 1871. the pric- WITS :a5f. 4tr-
and II was o&ly III ju;r ii sila' yenr thai H.,
qnotu1 !ou cunc an~n 10 ls;f. :tc. These we're
prices il ys:rs Of scarcity. T;'r years Vi ahuu.l
nncr, what Is passing at present is sa'licert t,
throw light on tho hilije~'t. For thc vrar las
nc tnd Ut 0dcssa - ..resas "a If ~. SIC
and i'll France. ACCORDING IN the Official returns
liE. 3ie.. nr If. CSC. difference between tue ,wu
10 pay Tor freight, insurance, brokerage. ware
housing and u:hcs charges. At the present mo
nteut THAT is the difference? NJ, 1nurt tlau
4Ic. in favor Of odessa only, for ut st. Petr, $
burg IL worth 1t. DC ulcrc thun IN France, Az
to the quantity furnished by Russia to the res
If Europe, the following figures are cihcias fl,
the year lsJ6: England. $751; ,o4a lecta:tres
France. 1859 ."'o; Austria. o,2.l .Mt; Holland
1,'l'1,nnn Turkey, !.6s:,'sp; Srrd;,is, 81,
e01; Prussia, l,9l5.ooQ; and .'sher countries
o.2a3 ,"lp -or, in all, al,C51,l30 hectol:tres
which Ii not a wonderfully great amount
France, it is seen. tees NOT take the crtstes
Share; and, a9ore all, she dots not receive III.
wheat from Russ'2 It III exceedingly Low
raten
, 1859-05-16
The French and Kuxxfnn 4llfanrc

1t is now remembered that as early as the Eth
Of April, tue st Petersburg }Idomt4... fore
shadowtd m alliance between tue imperial mil.
itary establishments, Ut the East and West tf
Europe. Russia and F1encc. The r:!aiomas1t
in an article on the -E".:< ~ notice the peace
congress proposed ty Russia, said:
Thu Emperor. through the iastrumcnta1ity
tf his official paper. tniru-ts his houur to the
Emperor Of I'll the Rnssias And that great
matters af honor. France, whose s.':cA,etsn i
to Intimately connected With tbn. nf her En-
peror: both shares ind confirms t!c coniiarace
placed in US: No better p:ejsc Of alliance can
bc l.nugined between Two nations aud so7e.-
cgns than this, and Hu:>:a's conduct in :his ii.
1air IS deserving nf the highest ,tai-t.. and hrs
gained It,. Again. in thu suruc article, il was
said: Apart from nll other considerations hi.
event shows thu so:idi:y Of :hn Kpsso Fstnc.,
alliance. aud the a.nlc4bfc character vi this in.
innate relation between The two Powers"
, 1859-05-16


Since last evening, the rise at this point has
been II inches. During the preceding twenty
four hours il bus been seven inches. The rlrcr
is now as high as it has been known for the last
eight years, bein: eighteen feet above areraee
low water-mark. Jones street in several places
is about one foot under water. The upper por-
ton ofthe Central Improvement works gave way
last night, and the Company are now cndeasor-
ing to prrseive the outer lesee By covering the
most exposed portions with rpcks- The water is
within about II feet Of Tie raila on the Dubuque
and Pacific Railroad bridge, and rise Of six
inches more will compel trains upon that road
to stop at Catfish. The bridge OF the Eagle
Point road is Under water, so that tIarel in Tint
direction is cut of. and the dwellings On the
fats 10 that ueighborl.ood arc submerged and
&he inhabitants compelled to vacate-
The ST. Paul papers Of the 7sh,, the last fe-
cclved here. sny nothing Of the Hood At that
point, but the officers Of the Key City which ar.
rired last evening, report the river as still RS
ing there. and at al points bclo". Should the
freshet continue to increase for day OF two
more, we may look for severe losses to property
il the lower portion of the city.
, 1859-05-16

L Nf n "A III.
/ ! ~. v,,,.ooz o,o ~ ,Ion. i, +h.;v caorta
~ dsv,so eo,no n,o,a e,n.di,:ou. and a2oaomi.
nj rna.hod ~ b,a,,,;no -, ,ho Ground for the
rtsoo,,;on ~ ,oa, r. rnc,a,d Tho subject a.
an aro,oos ,ho or4on,;on ff inventors: and
l. willie T,v1, md mr. o.<froo,},ers Mrr; hase>
~ FIR ,or.cctcd their machines that; their per-
c,c, s,,r,coss h,e ,cromo onty question Of
,;,,o rim r,,,;.,{ fave lu,en n,,kl.,f some 1ro.
- ,,,o e,,,o ,,;,oc,;op.: The editor Of the
u,,,. ra,. r,,r>s, gives an account in tia:
,,,p;1 o1,h of h;s visit To tho Elem.
a. c,rn, af ,,,o Prince conso7t. At Windsor, t,
w;tnose the working Of a Steam Plough.
tho ;nv6atioa Of Mr. Fowler. T34de=cr;r:i4n
of tic :mp!cnent, accompanying tic aceouu;
of It's pf7.5=alanccs docs not c156:c Us to form
aay very clear notion If the ,1panner Of its con-
stzuc,ion; but from the fact that it is said ,o
leave the land without farrows, VIC take it that
Nr Fowler Is vet behind tue Americans, who
~, ,.o,t;,,, ,non ,ha nr,,,,1cm +h,t hc is sun.
ao3 + -h.-a e,1,od 1,haro wore rl,r.n
, 1859-05-16

An Administration Dca,ocra, oI pcuus4l-
ranla, returns to John ". Fo-ncy one Of his
circulars issued in October, 1853, when lie was
operating to carry tie Statc fur Buclanan wit1
the following Endorsement, which Forncr auda.
ciously puts In type:
Mr.. John n. Forncy your 7rcascr, coa1uc,
don't agree with this striker tat Jou gent a rown
then you we're 1.oosen tn ii high post when YOU
ware disapoint in The undertaken 81 rheu you
for got in your MAIDEN Drane all that fcaleu that
constuts man Of the Right Strip and con,encd
Il warfare ! gans tho man that ,nnid you well
trean For.,ty can tell you that tta mt 10
iaet OF the DiE12c:at party That is with vou and
fucker in Miftia to Mt tic comfy conrinchon
Last august tina wo*c ontcy ono :t,4ty Lacomp.
ton De.lasat in .aid eonyenchau Dugles wont
even you nor Packer end l can tell you liat the
Dimaerats wont owen You 80 think you had
better DRIFT into the Republicans Ranss and cry
uiggurs Yours CorL1S.
, 1859-05-16

Tue very meu, who, in the / anniversary
Meeting Of the American Tract Society, is
laboring to keep the question Of Slavery sep
arate aud distinct from that Of Religion, are
the men also who arc the most anxious to keep
shvery out Of Politics. Tie men, women and
children 'eroanins II bondage: arc denied a
hearing in the couvocauons of the Saints and
must not 6o remembered i'll the political pol
icy Of the sinners. Where will poor sa1nbo
go?
, 1859-05-16

tFf1n Tie Washington Constitutlon.]
The failure Of Congress, ut its late session, to
make tile usual appropriations tor the fosi Oitce
Departncnt, has induced the Postmaster tieue-
raj 10 scrutiuizc the service, with ricw to dis
continue I'LL that mag he dispensed with without
material injury 10 the public convenience. The
territorial routes between Neosha, No, and AL
buaueroue, n H., and between Kansas City,
Mo-, Aud stockton, CAl. which were let to con.
tract last rear, have accordingly been diseon-
the l.t day Of July next. Fur snnae time past
{as it appears from the reports on tile in the de-
partulent} the service upon both Of these routes
l.as been Utmost entirely interrupted. :.
There is no evidence that the mails due. on
The first route, at Senshu in December aud Janu-
ary last. and at Albuquerque in December, Feb
ruary and March, ever reached their respective
points Of destination; or that shosc due, On the
second route, at Kansas City in November and
March, and at Stockton in January. February
mud March. ever arrived Tn the tlrst route,
the mail due at albuquerque in NoremIcr was
not received until the LIST OF January following;
and, on the second route, the December aud
JxnuarY mHils failed to arrive at hansas City
until the last day Of February.
These failures have resulted from various
causes, but mostly frn:n the presence OF hostile
Indians along the lines. who hare frequently
compelled thu mail carriers to return, und IN
one instance the carrier was taken md the mai
destrOved.
The natural result t such irregularities has
been thc reduct1, Il Of '''e mail matter, uni:l the
amount for trans}a tati II has become compara-
lively insignificant. T q entire mail wAc!, left
Albuouernuc for Neusi4a in October last consist
ed Of but two letters and i newspaper. This
SERVICE may, then, certainly be dispensed with.
and the remaining from territorial or overland
routes, including the main route from lndepen,::
lence 10 Santa tc, and the Istl.tnus route, w:ll
doubtless furnish abundant mail tacii::ies for
the eulire public necessity.
, 1859-05-16

The Canadans, or some Of them, nppear to be
50 wcll satisfied with the workings Of the Reel
proci,y net as to desire ssul closer coG1nae7-
cial connection With us.
During the late session Of the Canadian Par
liameut the committee On Trade and Commerce,
after complaining Of The consular fees lately in
posed by the United States authorities, and
questioning legality, proceeded to suggest I
Customs Union with Tie United Suites, On the
plan, it would seem, Of the German Customs
Union, By means Of which the Customs House
establishments maintained On both sides of the
Canadian frontier mig ght be entirely dispensed
with. Though not formally proposed, it is
thrown out as mattcr worthy Of consideration
whether the interests and convenience Of Cans
da, the United States and Great Eri,ain would
not be promoted by the adoption on the part o:
Canala of the tariff cf the United States. the re-
moval Of all Custom House establishments be.
tween them, thereby saving large expense,
and the collections Of duties on imports intc
Cauada at the port'of Quebec only, the entir.
outies collected OH the Atlantic scabo7d to be
Divided Setwcen the Treasures Of Canada and
the United States, in proportion to the popula.
tion Of Tue two coupi: :ies--the same rule adopt
ed, If we ,ccollect argb., for he dlrs'on Of The
proceeds Of the tariff Of the Eefmon custom:
Gnion.-N ]. Trftntt
, 1859-05-16

Tec circulation Of the Washington Consftg-
tom Administration or@ao, is said to be coo
daily, aud 1850 wcckly-a Formidable list,
truly.