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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
srArE oF YERMoNT. ! m

DIST. WESTMINSTER S. s. for said District t. all
persons interested 10 the Estate Of DAVID HURD, late Of
Rockingham. deceased. Greeting.
with the will annexed Of said has made aspiration
writing said court representing that the personal
to OF said deceased is sufficient pay the debts,
against said estate and the expenses Of administration,
that part Of the real estate of said deceased cannot be sold
y-ithcut injury interested remainder.
that it be beneficial to all persons interested % sell
said real estate and pray ing for license TO sell the whole Of
sad real estate You hereby notified that this
ui decide upon said application at the session therof be
held at the Office A. StoddsTd Judge in T6wushend in
sid District on the first wednesday 10 July A IS59.
when and where you may be heard in the premies if you
see 6t BENZ. W. DEAN. Eegr.
Grafton June /, 1859. 1926
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News Z! Good News +!

FEHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING MADE
the required arrangements. begs inform the
iSens of bellows Fails vicinity prepared
furnish them with assortment Of ali the New York and
Boston daily and weekly Newspapers together with ali the
Monthly Magazines and cheap publications desirable orders
for particular articles in the way Of newspapers, books
periodicals entrusted to him will be filed the shortest
possible zine with exacttude and promptucss Amy book
newspaper periodical pubishedn New York. Boston,
Philadelphia elsewhere. that be procured will be
furnished upon order without expense. For partcu-
lars you Mr.. J. W MOORE, who has renguis-
cd the business his call upon him the Depot
and he will to you vi civity and will show
YOU hisprogramme with PLEASURE and without cost.
N. G. BATES, Agent.
Bellows Fails March 1st. 1858. II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

PIcTuREs.-A room with pictures in it,
and a room without pictures, differ about as
much as room with windows and a room
without windows. Nothing we think is
more melancholy, particularly to person
who has TO pass much time in his room,
than bleak walls with nothing on them,-
for picture are loop holes of escape to the
SOUL leading TO ether scenes and other
spheres. 1t is such an inexpressible relief
to person engaged in writing or even
reading, on looking up, not to have his line
OF vision chopped off by an odious white
wall, but to find his soul escaping. as it
were, through the frame of an exquisite
picture, to other beautiful and perhaps
heavenly scenes where the fancy for a mo-
ment may revel, refreshed and delighted.
Thus pictures are CONSIDERS of loneliness !;
they are relief to the jaded mind; they
are histories and sermons, which we can
read without the trouble of turning over
the leayes.-Doaontng
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STATE or VERMONT. } The Hon !

DIST. wEsTNINsrER 8 s. tr Sttl District I0ati
persons nteesfed IN the Estate Of JEDI HAN RUSSELL
ate Of Rockingham said district deceased. Greeting
Whereas John FarnsNorth administrator Of said estate
has made appcationia writing 70 said representing
that the personal sid deceased is not sufficient 20
nav the ehts against said and the expenses Of ad
mnitratien part of the real estate Of said de-
ceased cannot be sold without inury to those interested in
the remainder and PRAYING sell the whole of
ths nal estate OF said deceased hereby notified
a this court will deride upon said application At the
SION thereof be held the ofre Of A. Stoddard. judge
4, orpsherd IL sid district On the first Wsnesday ia
luiv A. D. 1859. when ard whe-o you maybe heard IN dc
rscaiyss n r'u - a. 81 BESl. y DTsN- Req.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

~What strain tl,at s,p said Mrs. Par
tington, as she heard an air from Lucia
sung in tie highest style by a young lady
where she was visiting. "Yes," was the
reply, that is operatic." "Uper attic, is
j = said she Il should think il was high
enough TO be on the top of the house,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17
To Farmers,

TUE subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the
of thi section that they have procured the
vices Of the Celebrated Morrill, stallion JERRY DREW, aud
that he viii be kept for the improvement Of the breed Of
horses during the coming DERRY Drew sired
the noted Burush Morgan stallion owned BY French Morrill,
O.. II Danyiie and widely the Morrill, Horse
Hu me sired by the old Sherman Morgan. He is s
ears od this Spring 5 hi will weigh IL
80 lbs; color very dark rich tie has trotted
mile in 2tj although put proper trottng coudi-
ton lie took the FIRST premium the State
Fair Montpelier, in ls Ills great ped high steni OF
Morgan o2d, aud astng qualities render him very vaua-
bic producer Of troting sud and
thy the attention of al breeders who derous Of raising
a valu bic and high selling stock Of horses
For further particulars zee bills
1 4. PULSIpUER, p-i..
CHAtLEs SMITH, ! R'Pi'e'otS
saxton's River, May Ist, 1859 1S
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p @ E T r Y
Written for the Bellows Falls Times.
GOLD IN PLYMOUTH.

GOLD IN PLYMOUTH.
Far away among the mountains,
Where the laughing streunlets flov,
And the green and stately forests
In their widest beauty grow;
Where the rocks, so grand and messy
Grown the everlasting hills,
And the song ofmouutain Wild bird "a
All the air with music fills
There, amid these scenes Of ofspendor,
Are the gems of shining gold,
And each streamlet long hath hidden
Sparkling treasures all untold
Never more win dear old Plymouth
Be the spot Of mi 'er hearts,
But they fain would clasp the treasure
That the rock and rin imparts.
And the mothers heart rejoiees,
That the land no will roam,
While the fsithfuI son and husband
Learn that they have gold at home
Listen, then, all true aspirants
Ye who seek for gol len wealth,
Come to 'Pymouth's Ell Dorado;
Here is gold, AID here is health;
Come where zephyrs softly whisper
OF the love our homes enfvld,
And the hearts truer, braver,
Than in Other lands of gold
MARILLA
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Dissolution,

FuE Copartner7hn heretofore existing under the firm
Gray Perry is Dissolved this day by uutusl
The notes and accounts Of the late m be found wi th
Mssrs Graz Alexander, at the 'od stand All thoss
indebted requested call and make immeditte pay
GRAY & PERRY.
March l. 1859 10
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Spruce CIaDbOards,

CHARLES F PEAsE
Bellows Falls March a. 1853. 1881
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-06-17

The Rev. Mr.. A-was more eminent
in his day for The brilliancy OF his imagina-
tiou than the force of his logic. AT one
time he was preaching on ''the Ministry Of
Angels" and in the peroralion he suddenly
obser, ed, u hear whisperl' The change
OF tone started the deacon, who sat below,
from droSfsy mood, and. springing to his
feet. b. srese /" ! sue.s IL IS tts t,ss IN "a
s.Fs .
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BELLOWS FALLS TINES.
A. N. S w AIN,
EDITOR AND PuBLIsHRR

TERMS.
subscrbersSho tskeit the office n advance. 40
Village subscribers who receive their papers by
carrier in advance, I.5o
1nelubsin windham and windsor, countiosin
II paymen the delayed six 80
Mail subscribers out Of windham and Windsor
Counties, es,nvariablyin advance, uce,..............I.5o
RtrGs OF ADVERTISING.
For1ue square one insertion, cts
Twevean hafcents viii be charged 70
n ser'lon.
legal advertisements inserted at the usual ratefand
beral discount m ,de TO those who adverts, yesr,y
JOB PRINTIN
furnished with the mos approved materias
usei in the doing JOB PRINTING in all varieties
atshort notieeand on reasonable germs.
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l.. AMADoN,

wATCHMA MAKER JEW L L E R
Constantly for Sale -
yatches Clocks Gold aud Silver Work. and Fancy Goods
also good of Guns Rifles and Fishing Tackle
In weutworth's New Bulding.
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ID. e. PIERCE,

Manufacturer and vender Of thing ever made from
AaRLE, FREEsroSE, GRAStrE OR SoAPsToNE B
Marble Works, BELLOWS FALLS, Vt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

The following is e comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive Of spece from New York to foreign ports for
the week and since January l.
1857 1853 1859.
Total for the week. 1914 1,224,l75 s75 PCS
Previously reported. % 34 $40 % 1897 Asa "a s35679
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01
Telegraph Marine Report.


SANDY HOOK Nay 81, sunget-One brig outside the Hook
for yn fSnF b
outward bound are at anchor near sw Spit WIND Sc. fesh
Highlands, bound IN Wind E. light weather cloudy.
sovAE Nay 81, sun:e-No inward bound vessel in sight
Herald Marine Correspondence.
sEY VEST May The 1chr sylyanus allen is at Toru
been ashore and Knocked of her false keel and she viii
to this place for repairs
miscellaneous.
snIr PinADxs, Hall, which cleared at New Orleans May
for QseenAown for orders with cargo Of 1860 bales
ia stated In telesraph despatch from Boston have
burned al date particulars given The despatch say
"a Part of the cargo was saved" Che small ship OF
J9 tors, built at Medford in 1855 rated AL
Boston.)
For SAN FRAscIsco-The renowned clipper ship Daring
Capt smonsop, now rapidly filing up San Francisco al
pier Is R. In VIM Coleman Co.'S line The of the
Daring for speed and for the good condition which abe de
vers her cargo ia world WIDE The magnificent ship Twilight
also in the ssme line, will be full to day.
RExARKABLE OCCURRENCE SEA-The brig Anna d Tor
Capt Griffin arrived at this port yesterday Cardenas
and mstes the following repoMay 49, in lat Is TO- 30
caught bird. ana its neck piece CT paper
upon which written follows" Briganine Sea Lark OF
Halifax. from Ceufuegos bound Halifax days out lst q
45, Ion 81 Al all WELL"
The obgng and attentive purser Of the steamship Mongo
merry, l. La saniere Esq must accept our thanks for
bouniifnl supply of southern papers
hnP ARsoRIA Causiand Of Bath at Havana May l5 from
Liverpool reports having experienced heavy wester
gales The entire passage In gale main ward
sprung lore ard naippss yards badly split and BILE
away great many lais besides loAng (wasbed
board) On the 1lh In sn ship ashore Gin
Grhead ground On the 18Th inst she another shp ashore
TO NE Of bfdipg Book and crossing salt Key Bank h
ssw the lower mast head of Asunt shp, of
Dead Mans Key On 30h March che spoke British bark
Pfsche from Shields, bound TO the Maurus, who requeated
10 be reoprted.
BARK DELEGATE. Chaee from the apanish Main for New
York with Of dyi div fusc logwood sunk off the
bshsnns - miles rom laDd the 9TH OF May No lives
were cat u lis suppoaed she started butt The captain and
mate arrived Key West the 2h acbr John "
Inc was built at Cberr 848 2 TONS rated A2
and belonged To Msssrs Chase smRll Of this city.
BRIG ANGLO SAXON Of and for Boston (efee repore Law
aehore Macoree abe was eot on And
arrived haacony whence abe se1 April 10 for Ron Pom
goa. ~ Va
BRG ADVANCE Of Addson from Philadelphia for Bozon
ttIore reported wrecked sprung dste and filed
up about an hour sev leaving her by schooner
sId aken back Delaware water where thew
unffed 70 the echr Ware Capt Irons, and this
port ne 9Th inst II was blowing heavy from the NE
wben Inc crew left her. she before they were pick
ed up - w." -
tcnR FARM HmIs. of Rocklsnd, from Savannah, with
ye ow pine mmter for Kennebunk abandoned
ca, or inrth particulars The fallen IN with
ior Portland and towed into Aolmes' Hole.
HcDR BrHrsoE HART New Bedford from Csrienss had
bd!waiks stove and foresail split
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01


sales OF about 100 Dos closing within the range of
quotations Rye -four irm, win sales CT about 10
ohls, within the above fgures Corn meal in far De
msnd, with saes OF ECO Dbs jersey at 81 90 Wheat
in Better request ard prices rmer, especially TOR
good winter red with GALES Of about 20 eco bushels in
Guiding white Southern a. 81 IS, red mixed Western
at 81 IS 81 80, Milwaukee club ut 81 40, and
prime white Kentucky at 81 Corn Ia good
request and 1rmer with sales OF about IS coo bushss
intending mixed Western AT SEC 90c, Southern yellow
at g2c round yellow at 92c and Southern white as 91c
&C. which was held higher at the Close Rye and bar
ley were quiet Oag were active and closed quite firm,
with sales Of State at 52hc 65c., and Western and Ca
padian at Soc. a bSc
CoFFEESales Of 275 bags Jamaica made at II &c
&c; 45O bags st Domingo part at 9c LEO bags La
Rpayra at l1Xc md $50 bags Maracaibo at lie. 2c
hessrs Wm. Scott Son give the following account Of
Stocks June lStocs Of Rio and Santos the oath Of
May 1859 20 6S3 bags. Received since TO date II $780,
Ica 49, 0lS Saes for consumption eatimated at 1856
STOCK of Rio and santos on the 3lst day Of
May, 1859, q, 527 Maraesibo, 1888 ; Jamaica,
20; Costa Rica, 800; Ceyion 2,377 Java coffee,
mate, 1882; government, bags, $3.50; St. Do
mipso cojiee, $500. Total, bags and mats, 1869
they also remark foowsSaes Of Rio during the past
week anoont TO 1876 bags including 2045 by auction
IoAc. IKE, average sll27; and 1905 bags per
johanna Ese, on private terme prices unchanged The
trace are now waiting the public sale Of 5000 bags Rio,
per Ama'ia, announced for Thursday pext
CoToS.-Tbe GALES embraced about 500 800 bales in
iofs The market was still unsettled and nominal at
about he for mddng uplands. The following is state
meht c the movement IN cotton since the 1st September
last as compared with the previous three years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

CLEARED.
Steamship Borussia (fiam), Trautmann, Hamburg-Kun
Steamship James Adger, Adams Charleston sponord ii
Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Baimore--H Cromwell
Steamship Chesapeake, Crowen. Portland-R Cromwell
Ship ssnol Russell, wpchell Hong KoDg-A Low Bros
Ship humboldt soysen, St John-L Z Amsncf
- Bark Ahlers Brem) sweichel, DEMONSTRATING Cos
Bark Osprey Waugh. Havana Thompson 4 Hunter.
Bari KsSerne CROKER, s. John. NB@ESmston Bros.
Park ] Hicks, Greenman, New Orleans Robson Eos
Brig Z Pratt Smith. Cardepas-Post 4 Small.
sebr " ( sTiadD borden aranada~s Goodwin. ''''
schr Crenshaw, Moss. Kichmopd-C Pierson.
schr Fairfax. Mot MISUNDERSTANDING 4 Dodge.
sehr sesuine kingsand, Baltmore-MaiieT. Lord Que
schr Ceres Meredith. PhNsaelphls-J " Mckee.
schr Theresa U, sandy. Philadelphia Person.
schr Brown NickersaD, Harwich-E Niokerrou.
SER Sea hspssr BadSn New Londonvan Brun.
Steamer Mars. Nichols. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
Steamship Florida Crowe Savannah, 81 bours with adee
Nay @
passengers to Cromwell Co. 2s,h, Pm, passed schr
Steamship Nashville Murray Charleston with mdse and
passengers, to speaord. Tileston Co.
and passengers 70 Il B Cromwell co.
tbp Chile of Boston Davis oeylon Feb a. with teas 10
hasshp Newark. Smith NJ out Win 1850 bSs So
ship Morrison ef Ba', Morriaon. cenfuegos IS days
Snip .d.sn. New Bedford Sc hours in ballast
to masssr Was towed to this port by the s,eaug Enocl
BsIt Gen de Lourvel r Gersrde, Rochelle 81 Gays with
Fscorszs ksder havana IL days with sugar &c. to
bora Bros Navarro Co gypessnced strong NE Winds in
ss Ssssa Orig '
Brig hOugo TrOWbrifre Rerh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

Messrs. r. L. g. A. Stuart have established the follow
ing prices for their refined sugars and after June
Loaf, Ice. crushed 9Ac; circle A crushed, $50;
ground, &c; graduated, 9asc.
WBsYEY dull, with sales of 200 800 bbs at &C.
261sc, closing at the inside figure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

The stockholders OF Grea, Western Railroad Compa
ny Of 1882 Of Inos, un9er The reorganization have at
. recent meeting at Springfield Illinois, elected new
Board of Directors, which of James Dunlap
James L. Lamb and l. tnton, Of Illinois; j. n. A. Girls
void, George GrisSod, Jr, + r. Frelpghuysen, Wn :.
White E. T. q. Gibson and Leroy " Wiley, OF New York
L. TIton elected President, and j. n A. Gris void
Treasurer The earnings Of the road for April 1885,
443 200
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT,

TUESDAY, May Sl--6P NJ
BgEADsIuFTs.-Fl0ur-Tkefe continued to be a good
local and custom demand and common and 1nediuln
grades again fmer With sales Of about IL 900 bbs
closing within the following range OF nrces.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01


The stock hand comprises 1000 bos. spirits turpen-
tine, GOO bbls common rOsn and tar 900 crude tur
penpe none. The exports for the past week comprised
eco bills crude turpentine, 465 bbls spirits do 678
roein and total since lat January At bbs crude tur
pentine 10 So4 do spirits 900, 1873 DO rosn and 6s5
do. tar.
PRovrIoss.-Pork-The market was heavy and dull, and
closed al lower rates. The gales embraced 900 200
bbls including new mess at SIT IL SIT 26 prime mess
at $l8, and prime SIS ~ SIS U.s. and 900 bbis.
reported sold for August delivery private terms Beef
YVES heavy and closed at easier rates. with sales 200 800
bols including country prime at SO SO 81 So country
mess at So SO 80 &C., repscked $40 $l4 and extra
do. $l4 30 SIG; prime mess was dull and nominal Cut
meats were rather more buoyant, with gales l25 hhds
and terces at 20 7%c. for shoulders and at sSc
9Ic for hame. Lard was easier, but with doing,
with sales of 200 400 bbls at DO 12c. Butter
was in fair request at l6c 2oc, the latter figure for
prime new. Cheese was at 4c. &c., and in moderate
quest
RICE was steady, while the sales embraced about 200
casks within the range 44c &c. The stock the LIST
june 1885, was 0S4 casks and on the let june 1852
1914 casks.
sPrc.-sales Of 500 COO bags of pimento were made
atpt
SUGARS Tho market was quite ective and the sales
embraced about 900 hhds chiefly Cuba refining
goods, within the range of SIC exc Included in the
sales were SOC bids. New Orleans, at 7c The aock
the Of lime a an fOOWs.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

1856. 1857. 1858. 1889.
Rec at pts. .3,seooOo 2s4l 600 2sep 900 1915 200
Ex toe, .1,e43ooo 1,27oooo l,4ssooO l,73l 900
o.ser 4oSo sss Goo sa
Ita Expt. 2,66l GOO zoos 600 1885, 900 zoos 900
SIX On H'd.... $4,000 29s,Ooo 10000 10000
VI which during the past week included in the ab0ve:
Rec. at Pts. 10000 $1,000 $1,000 81 600
Ex. toG. b.. $4,000 $4,000 44.Ooo $1,000
o. France; 400 600 600 LOO l IC0o
Ttal Expts.. $4,000 5000 $4,000 80 900
The ipcresse in receipts at the ports compared with
1856, was 2l5o0 bales The ncrease n exports TO Great
Britain Compared with 1866 IS 900 bales; decrease
to France 65 0o0 increase other foreign ports "a 00
Total increase 10 exporte 81 900 Mr. Wright Co., 10
anos Gull at lAc with small saesa trihe lower rates
they ultimate the stock in this market ut 600 bales,
WDn ~ considerably unoer the estimate put forward by
the nh,fmnq Last There but little export demand.
o"bg 10 eeeDe OF the trade TO wait the result OF the
large stock Of American cotton in Liverpool, as well az
Manchester.
fRiIGHrs continued TO rule dull To Liverpool about
5000 busbeis OF indian corn engaged In ehps bags
at 80 per bushel This fhe first shipment Of the kind
10 ha port 10 long period Of time 800 bales Of cotton at
"a, aho 100 bses Sea Island at 7-32d and 10 900 hhds
LOCO bbs rosin were reported private terms.
veteel was engaged 10 load with light pipe slaves for
harseiles at p 10000 do were taken for Rotterdam
ana lOOe0 CO. lor Bremen, both at p.t
!RoN-scoteh pig WAS steady and in fair demand at
I'D Saordthire bars quote 1T $685. Welsh co. at S45
sheet doubles at 3c and Ruesa FIRST quality at ii
impofw OF foreign have been as follows:
ATrit, 1862 May, 1859.
Iron, bar and bundle, tons 49,. $3.50 ID 1903
Ion' enest, ouno'es. ........... 6bi1 SVV5V
1ao", ptjNnts'': .s..s......... ,"hT S,uSl
IN ana tnpiate, ooxes. g,629 1884
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-01

MARsE,lhs Nay mln port ,hps als.issiop Allen for
and Leonns Dessn for DO dq Dutch
ssa?s ssafspa ss Key s
sP Tssss. ss'' ,1
~ ss
Winged Arrow; Bea,se, Bostcn.
arr & BsSana Tnss TOBY souis for 1 NY aSas
ldg; 10 FALL April !; brig e E n,n E, ON; une
M9sT,yIDxo, April dbaek dateInport chip Mary MGR
sass ssd as s 81 .~
suit war Eagle Ps,er from Pernambuco. up tho river dsg
Falmouth ready; brig Martini French. for dotssnburg
NEwcAsflr, rsw. no date-Ar watags, Young Mel.
P!ysovra May iO-sld J KershAw. Moore csom Rio
ssgpsrs sS'' b. SHHas'f HSbroot
por, slss bark Bevan Peterson from Singapore arr
III, cbtd 10 load rice for China
rERsAssgeoThe date in yesterdays paper should have
stiS
arr 18Th; hres African Button, for Nyork TrqIllo Mul
Ise niom Boston i4h schr Carrie SANFORD from Nor
Qgrrssrowr, May leArr Adriarc, Durham. Montevideo
On DO ll,h :, John King f AVA nan, nor,..
ID I'm for soul%es Pam FIush Mcguire MsdrasS
y.s.so .p.i is gor. ship. Thsress Wallace od
lbth PrHfe V0Orbeeg ana young AMERICA BROWN from
York for gan Far CISCO barhs whemne for NYork Marra
ret Ouq and Minnesota, veacock for philadelphia Speed
see Rnwes Mary sawyer Bartlett Allen b bbns and
Outerbdge NYork Ida Raypes Roberts and Wndward
Ohm, unc scbrs Cogswell yea NCreans cid: In
scphne. Borup for FYork Quindare. Walls and W scrsn
ton Cathcart
RrMsOlcs Nay Io pOr. bark aberdeen for Boston, lds;
brig Fanny q Field, hartman for do few dsys ~
tHKIps, May l6- Sid Jean Paul, SYnrs
sIscAroEE, april sID port ship Hslst Chandler dss;
Neptunes Car FORBES for fgt charter Tcondorogs
yer; Bosa Marcy; u Sage, ngerso Darling,
Baxter do independence Ibrnpe from Hong Aarch
30), do
sd Farch " Fcrbes Ballard. Boston April 2 Rieph
Benneit Penang; 81 mot ls Winged Racer Ens,e-book
Batavia -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-01-22
JOHN BRIGHT ON REFORM.

While the English journals are seriously discus.
ing whether the American Republic will exiss.
John Bright is as earnestly engaged in showing the
British people how that government is sucking tho
lite blood out of them. In recent speech at Glas'
gov, he said: .l.tsar
i hope that an improved representation will
change all this that that great portion OF pub
lie expenditure which is connected with the doings,
the secret and responsible doings, of our Foreign
Office. will be placed directly under the firm coo.
troll of Parliament elected by the good sense and
virtue of the great body of the people Of the United
Kingdom, and then, and not till then, will your
industry be secure from that gigantic confscation
to which it has been affected durihg the past $50
years. Applause. There is much in this coun,
try, notwithstanding all this, that We might ts
proud Of. We can write freely. We can meet in
public we are met tonight, wo dan speak freely
all our political wishes and our political grievances
The ruling class, with wise ssgacity, have yield
ed this of late years without further struggle. Bot
we are so delighted with our personal freedom. ths,
we have no passports, that We have practically 20
censorship of the press, that we can move. speak.
write and act as freely as men require 70 do ina
free country-we are so delighted with oil these
that we appear to be almost altogether unconscious
of the fact that rulers extract from the ndus-
try OF the people. and have done it for half cen
tury past. far larger amount thaa any Govern,
men, on tho face Of the earth. in any sgs of ths
world, has ever extracted for purposes. OF govern
ment, or for pretences OF government, fer a4equal
amount of people. DR.. Livingstone the African
traveller, if am not mistaken. is native Of this
city, or, at least of the neighborhood Of this city,
and you identif, his reputation in some degree
with yours. ICheers lie gives in bis moai charm
work many anecdotes Of the various .crestpIss