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The pauex respective interest Of the parties to mis- Ac
are ae'"'eA p" " 49, b. ROCHEREAU 4 CO.,
1T. MILLAUOOE,
j. BURNSIDE CO.,
BABCOCK RHODES,
FELLOwES CO.,
CABALLERO 4 BASUALDO,
A. MILTENBERGER CO.,
MONTGOMERY WHITE,
REICHARD CO.,
HAGGEkTY BROS,
RICHARD CO.,
CUTRER, HARRISON CO..
and others.
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AguH RFMEDIEs, etc.
osrood's Indian Chogogue,
Sewsnd's Tonic Mixture.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds febrifuge,
YeRitsble FebrifuEe.
LOZENGES.
ahs,raau'g Cough and Worn,
Rryan'e Pulmonlc Waters,
f.ocock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
I,oyett's Wahpeneor HairGloss
Barry's Tricopherous.
Lyop's & atharion,
Boyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Pbalou's Hair Invigoratcf,
Jayre's Hair Tonic,
Yau Deusen's Wnhpene,
| iopden's Oriental Hair Tenics
Hauel's Eau Lustrale.
| Oidridge's Balm Of Columbia,
Radwsy's Oircassian Hahn.
PANACEA5.
srain,s Houck's,
Cullen5s Indian Vegetable.
Ionrley'B Great rs estorn:
OINTMENT AND SALVhs
archaeological PainE xtractc
Profssscr Hollowsy's Otnfmen
NcAjlister's ALI Healing,
ROCKS Magic Salve. Pryor
Pile,
arsy's Harrison's SPECIFIC,
frssk's Magnetic, Judkih's
I,oudeu's Ali Healing, Russia
OILS.
Rushton'S Cod Liver OIL.
NoNeir's Acoustic, Scsrpa'sd
british, Hnrlaern.
BITTERs.
xo6st's Phanix, Blake's Ar
matte,
H,Abard's Wild Cherry,
WOLFE's AROMATIC
~ DrugRists and Msrcha
q articles contained In the shov'
4 vantage by calling or sending
. Ia found the nostoxtensive a.
I MEDICINES In the United
PlAase address,. -.
sIks Nnu Xxi AND
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| UNITED STATES OF AMERIGA-STATE OF L0UfSI-
| ANA-CITY or NEW ORLEANS.
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Every person who shall become member Of this Company
nv affecting shall the first time he effects in
sarnce before he receives hs policy pay The rates that
ever be with from said Company hereinafter
provided for shall be liable for all the and losses
incurred by this Company.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both able practitioners and chemical analy
dr. have demonstrated the great value, Of Prof. De arah's
beautiful combination, called
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

NLD PEACH BKANDY-2o bbls. In store and 70
~ sale BY g. JONES Co..
te25 81 6ravier street.
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II ATHaiAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING-

n ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING-
Cheaper and superior to any other used in Southern
climate.
ist DURABILITY-eaual to the best slate roofs
I'd Observation-Disclosures any o'het o''aeA'
s REAUTY-It presents smooth and granted surface
4th CHEAPNE costs much less than though Is as
good AMI slate roof and even less than the Inferior
Composition roofing heretofore offered to the public saves Inc
e0s III will resist FIRE better than
6th GoNvENIENCE-It will not soften under the heat Of
this climate and protects interior OF buildings om the
intense heat of summer. o,,,
sue can he mt upon roofs Of slope and being Of light
WEIGHT does not require heavy afers to support II While
mot liable corroon breaking does require REPAIRS
The "TROPICAL ROOFING" 10 chemical COMPOUND o.
substances several which peculiar to 1T alone
proportions actual and
in this city r Al, ah.,. avn In tho ban
of the agent and may be verified by any person Wishing II
All orders lett at the Post-oHce, Box No. ., will be
promptly attended 10 VI App' j. j. G. KATHMAN,.
ia1s " corner of Bienvlle and Marais sts
EyDR 1iONORRIIEA,G LEET, WEAKNESS, fAINs
" " sssE ESGsH REMEDY. SPECIFIC soLu
fIoN-Ths world renowned preparation cures All Aueeona
II the generative organs whether recent or
csns Of England of France and of America
efficacy Thousands OF sufferers have been reievea Ds
Purely vegetable composition 1t Is as harmless %
cacou The system becomes nvgorated ana inc oes"'e0
body and depressed mind restored to energy,
Sole agent for the United States
uSl7 " Apothecary rs Camp street. New OrloAns
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pa. J. IosrETTEK's
=, uR.rED STOMACH .1TrnRs,

the werld fer Its Wonderful strength
enpp and curative properties This medicine, which IS cen
posed Of powerful but perfectly HARMLESS ingredients was
covered by profsaad physician and has ever oeeh
eulogsed by the prominent levers Of medical
Mia and psa,abs tase-petsnt a. tshc- gives Wssf
to the digestive organs fresh energy to the whole
Th R;tter fertility the Constitution against disease even IN the
h.srt Of the regions deadly niasma
c, knew. II the liver kept healthy and the stemseh
.t,muatsd to perform functions with ordinary vssr
,,.., - 10, helnR seriously affected by Of the
which usually attack the System through those organs
The Bitters will accomplish this COED work 1t has proved
in the sckly that has ever sesn exps
IN those sections Of the country which ars liable %
smiced with malaria. Thus much icr fhe merit o, 'As
cn. as preventive As remedy 1t operates with aonss
ing rspdiy. It will check tendency to darrhes ana
dyseptery to the digestive organs arouse
the appetite AID by indsng chesrfni vgo throngAoa
he sys enable to throw oMthe incubus
disease Tho desperate Of bilious fever typhoid
fever and ague intermittent fever have yielded to
thu influence of magical medicine and hundreds per-
sons have place unbounded confidence In It's exsot
binary qualities The people of the South and VINO
| not vet tried HOsTETTER'S CELEBRATED SToAAoH
a who must be aware OF the danger tnas
ans them this fall should at snce provide them
ivss With this famous article Even they should use other
medicines this but rather facilitate benehela
i operation. ,,,..-- .
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. The genuine Biers, q,
nrepsred BY HOsTETTER SMITH, OF PITTsBohdh
ia the true preventive and remedy All limitations will
daIpsvs Remember and get Hosetter's Celebrated
sossch Bsrs and thus fortified against the coming pes
thence. ,...,
~ Sac that the Biters the Of DR.. Hoststter
Stomach Bers the side OF the bottle and impressed
on the metallic cap covering the cork and the ansogrsph
Hosteter Smith, prepretors, on the label.
All orders for genuine article OF Hoseters Stomach h
tsrsmust be addressed to the proprieters,
HOsTETTER SMITH.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

IA the strlss. Pharmaceutical prineipss By ono
4 lie Ablesi Chemists of the Age.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-12

nrwoRrELL Dealer,

BUILDING MATERIAL. BR1chs. FlhEWooD
v, DEMoRCELLE, Dealer.
Al the Old Basin. corner Of Toulouss and franklin.
Has ccnsantiy on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such ~
Lime Yeos Sand Cement pss.s s p,5s sa,s
Bricks and all kinds Of Firewood
49, u' aus ly
N1ORS--.....,,,,,....RdO MOSS. MOSS.
Fine Dressed MOSS, put up Harks. Fine MOSS 'rled
Hair and Gotten MATTRESSES.
Also, FEATHERs-in lots to suit
CANPBELL / CO.,
uasx 1T CsnAl sarsst
d saIe bv 8. WOLFF,
nv;e osx 0ravisx and New Levss IT..
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yERMEFUaES. /
Ntner's Canadian, /
swain's, |
Ferryis Desd Shot,
jasne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
8, A. Fnhnestock's,
McLesn's.
BALsAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Fistar's Balsara of WildGhsrry
Hastings NapthA,
Sher,nRni6 Beisam,
Suchan's hungarian,
DIvis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's E1pectofant,
Hall's Ralsam, 49,.
Swsym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayer's Cherry Pectersl,
rayler's Balsam Livorwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Tiner's Elecampnine,
Ropera' Iiverwort and Tar
Mrs, Gardiner'SLi verwort,
gtadlar's Cherry Expectorant,
London's Indian de,
Dr Ross'y dc.
Observation-Disclosures rdia
SARSAPARII,LAR.
Dr., John Bulls,
3, P. TownBand's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend
Oarpenter's, ...
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Grae6cnberE'.
0uysott's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
! Wells Strengthening,
, Ewen'D Strengthening
law Dayid's OF Hebrcw,
Badesn's.
Knapp,s India
, Alccok's Porons,
Grimth's Adhesive.
. Holloway's Arnic
. LINIMENTS.
? NcI,eau'sv olcanic OilLtnme
Mexican Mustang.
. Farrell's Arabia
1utler,s Nerve and Bone,
Hunt's,
HAyes's
Tobias's venetil
aeve's Nerve and Bone,
h. Ksllingsr's,
Gardeners,
u BartiRs's Hor
$. xefehaat's 0Argling,
" Cherokee.
y
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OF THE AFFAIRS
STAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
For tho
YEAR ENDING MAY 81, 1859.
Amount of Unearned Premiums, May ST. 1s5s... as34 "
sl7l,s4s ~ |
Viz: Premisms on Fire Risks............$so5ss IS
=. Marine Risks......... 6s,So8 70
=. River Risks. q 500
- l7l,s4s ~
Less Premiums Unearned and transferred
to next year. ..........,............ Es,lo W
Less Premiums cancelled. 2,l67 g.
Amount Of Earned Premiums. 1859 81
Paid Losses on Fire Risks. n4ib w
.. Marine Risks. II, lsV 10
:. River Risks. 4,b30 ~
Reserved for Losses not paid. 20300 10
auo,rt O, 1oss.s 67Ay9
Paid 10 per cent. R. Premium
......SiIl943 "a
Less Premiums canceed.... 2,167 GO
slss77s 81
l6977 So
| Less Is per cent. on $23 l76, AZ
sbove..................... 3,F6 40
1891 10
Paid Reinsurancea. 2oss IS
Paid Expenses. Ds32 81 s.
| 1903 2s4 81
Amount Of Profits. .............. 304 IS
Deduct, per Resolution Of 4th June, 1853
Say 10 per amount of Profts.... 4,S3o ~
10 per of Capital (s242, 1907 24,2l0 90
Net frohts if,ioa NJ
FOR Assured n i,oo@ ~
For Stockholders h...................... 1852 "a
Amount of Premiums above. l6l,los
Less Premiums cancelled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l67 81
Amount matchmaking In Profits ........ 1891 8.
The Assets of the Company
Bills Receivable, amount of Premium Notes Is 3 u
Amount of Investments 1903, 4s3 0s
sN,4s6 2
Zach m hand ..,.,,,........ $3.50 81
Premiums due. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1906 "A
Less 10 per cent. R. Premium. 7oo 81
| 6,756 o
~.." ssssn2 8
New Orleans, June 4, 1885,
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans.
Be IL remembered the 9Th Of june 1852 before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the Parish an
State aforesaid personally appeared Pacide Fosal Pres
ant and Emile Deuys Secretary of the Star Insurance Com
pany who being duly according to law do depoe
saw that the and true, and
3 transcript from the Books Of the Company.
PLAClDE FORSTALL, President.
: EXILE nEBuYs, Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before the sixth day Of Jun
!, 1859. ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
pIREcToRs:
% P. ForRar, VI. 6. Q. Claiborne
P. A. Graud, J.. Beyne,
AT Elliot, G. ". Logan,
Al Wet, E. Duplantier,
70 ]. B. Plsushe, Jr.
70 ! E- P.FORsTALI,, President.
\. | EXILE DEBvYs Secretary jes
IF ..
4
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RrIcLH VII.

II shall, be lawful for this Board invest the preas of the
Company bonds and MORTGAGES on and i'm
proved real estate city of New Orleans amount not
exceeding Of the profits aforesaid and in every case
the property worth twice the amount loaned thereon
They NAV also profits of the Company in tho stocks
BY under laws Of the United States or Of this
such as security not exceeding hreeourths Of
the par value Of the same.
ing oneouh profits though may be lawful for the
hoard to addition which may be
mortgaged to said Company forced sale of the If
in their opinion may be Of advantage to the Company
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INSURANCE.
CHARTER AND
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.

ACT OF INCORPORATION
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DIR. j. @. Aver d 90
Leweh, Mass.
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

Leweh, Mass
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Ayers cherry PectoraI.
Has won for itself such for the cure Of every variety
Of Throat and Lung Complaint that II entirely
for ma evidence Of its virtues wherever ha
employed AS In constant use
this section do than assure the people lts
kept 10 the best ever and that DO reed on
n do for their relief all II been found to De.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALI. PURPOSES OF A PURGATIVE MEDICINE,
For for the Of Dyspepsia for Jaundce
for ha curs Of for Headache for the cure Of Dy
enery for Foul Stomach for the Of rysipeas io the
Piles for the Of scrofua for all scrotnou
for ths cure OF for Diseases Of the Skin oI he
and Salt Rheu Worms for the OF Goat io
Dinner PHI for the Of Neuralgia Tor PURIFYING the
Tbsy are sugar caed that the most sensitive can take
them pleasantly bsng purely vegetable no harm can arse
from their ufe In any quantity.
n7rPriee rs cents per box Eve boxes for 81.
raot -rrhera of C,ereymen Physicians Statesmen, and
eminent have their certify the unpar
eed usefulness OF remedies but space hero Will MOI
nsrm the insertion of The agents below named furnish
traits our AMERICAN ALMANAC, In which they are given
With also full descriptions Of the above complaints and the
treatment that should bs followed for their cnre
Do NOT be mt off by rrprncpled dealers with other
ons they make more pront Demand AYERS, and take
others. The sick want me pes' Aio 'hefe l" ~. '' ~
they should have it.
All our fsAe'''' " j. WRIGHT CO.,
Nos, q l5l Ghartres street. N. o.
Also by HAyILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and By
all Dealers le.H 91
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Old RYE WHISTLES IBIS. ye-y old, for sali
" by &. JONES 4 90,
te7T 81 Grsvler street
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Virginia Election.

RIcHMoSD, Va, May 2S.-Nelson County
| gives Goggin 354 majority; Shenandoah Coun-
| ty, 1900 majority for Letcher, with three pre-
cincts to hear FROM in Page County, Letcher
has 532 majority, with five precincts to hear
from; Russell County, Goggin has 400 ma
jority.
In the fifty counties heard from, Goggin's
majority is from 500 to 900 A private dis
patch from Wyethsville says that seven coun-
ties in the 18th Congressional District have
been heard from, and the Democrats lose 1900
on Gov. Wise's vote.
The contest between Floyd and Martin is
doubtful
Three counties in the 18th District have
been heard from. The Democrats lose 500
on Gov. Wises vote.
WING OFFICE, RICHMoND, VA, May %,
p. M.-We find it impossible to give definite
statement, as yet, on the result in the State.
WASHINGTON, May 2S-The returns from
Faulkner's district, are incomplete. The
Democrats concede the election of Boteler to
Congress.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 2S.-A dispatch
via Chattenoga, says that in seventy-t five
counties Goggin gained about 1000 on the
vote of 1855, and the Opposition claim his
election by 1000 majority. Some say the re-
suit is doubtful, but the chances are in taver
Of Goggin
--latest.
WASHINGTON, pa private dispatch from
reliable Wing source in Richmond tonight,
says that in one hundred and eleven counties
LetcherS majority is 335. The thirty-seven
remaining counties gave Wise 1889 majority
RICHMOND, May 29.-SPecial Dispatch to the
Heratd-In eighty-two counties heard from,
Goggin gains 4035 on the vote of 1855. Heavy
bets are being made on the election of Letcher
by 5000 majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30
From South America.

New YORK, May 29th.-The Clintonia, to-
night, brings Montevideo dates to April 10th.
The United States steamship Release, would
sale for New York in a few days Brig Perry
was in port. There was a rumor that Gen.
Urquiza was about to attack Buenos Ayres.
New YORK, May 29.-We have Buenos
Ayres dates of April 9th. The American ship
Austin, with cargo of WOOL has been burnt
there. The crew had been arrested on suspi-
cions.
Capt Pages exploring expedition was to
cave about the Doth for Paraguay. The news
from the Argentine Confederation is very war.
like and nothing but the expected invasion
by Uruquiza was talked of at Buenos Ayres.
The sons of foreigners had been enrolled into
the service.
Intelligence from Marcaibo to May 9Th, re-
ports all quiet The castle OF San Carlos pro-
nounced April 23d, and was in possession of
the insurgents four days when they surrender
ed. Four hundred and fifty revolutionists
were arrested April 10th, at Barcelona.
Curaco dates are to May II. Affairs in
Venezuela were very unsettled. The govern,
ment troops had met with defeat by the in
surgents at Coro, and the latter were holding
the province of Coro.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30
News from Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Gen. Jerez, Minis
ter from Nicaragua, has been officially advised
OF the ratification of the Belly contract, but
with such amendments as avoid complications
or impediments in the fultillment of treaties
with other nations, our own included. 1t con-
cedes to Mr. Belly no important grants ofland or
privileges until the final canal shall have been
completed. Costa Rica, it will be recollected
first ratified this contract, and her assent to the
amendments made by Nicaragua will therefore
be necessary before it can take effect From
what is known here it is not probable she will
acquiesce. The scheme is regarded in distin-
gulshed quarters as a harmless affair.
Our government has accepted the conven-
ton negotiated by Minister Lamar, which con.
tains the principles Of the Cass- Yrissari treaty
but dissents to the antl-flibuster clause as UNI
necessary. OF this the government of Mica
ragua will at once be informed
Gen. Jerez, who will leave Washington for
New York tomorrow, and return to Nicara-
qua in the steamer of June 9th, is confident
that when this fact is communicated, an extra
session Of Congress will forthwith be called to
act upon the subject and that they will strike
out the Objectionable clause.
The last steamer brought to Mr. Jerez full
authority to take measures for the re-opening
Of the transit as soon as practicable and on rea-
sonabe terms. He INDUCES in the hope that
he will be enabled to enter into mutually salts
factory arrangements in the course of few
days. From what has already transpired
there can be but little if any doubt of his sue
cess. He expresses himself both satisfied with
the views and feelings Of this administration
towards Nicaragua, In his absence Senior
Mohino, the Costa Rican Minister, will have
charge of Nicaraguan affairs at Washington.
No particular importance is attached to the
oil
aragua. United States, as well as British ma
tional vessels, are of sufficient force in that
quarter to intercept such expeditions, if any
are attempted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30
The Frigate Minnesota,

BosToN, May 29.-The steam frigate Min
nesota, Capt Dupont, arrived below this fore
noon, and anchored in President Roads. She
has touched since leaving China at several
principal ports in the East Indies, also at Mus
cat, and last from Table Bay, Cape of Good
Hope. She has on board the crew of the bark
Claremont, charged with mutiny and sent
home for trial by the United States Consul at
Cape Town. Passengers-Lieut. Marley, of
United States frigate Mississippi, and Mr. Bid
die, late United States Consul at Singapore.
Officers and crew all well. She will come up
to the Navy Yard tomorrow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30

65ls mixed to good s7l; fancy and extra $3.50 a $50;
Canada super nominal
GRAlN;-Wheat dull; sales 5000 bushels: Western
white, SLID white Kentucky 81. Corn heavy and rath-
er eaSleri sales 5000 bush mixed Western SOC for dam
aged SOC for sounds yellow 80 q &c for all kinds ne
yeiow ~ a. SIC. Oats dull; southern and Jersey A. q
DC; Northern and Western So a 5Sc
PR0YISI0NS-Beef steady: sales 500 hbls: country
mess SgO q s9I5' prime, 81 @ $50; repacked Chicago
81 60 To- Pork dull and heayy sales 1850 bbs; mess
SIPS; prime sl52 a 1928 Bacon quiet. Hams SIC a
sc shoulders a he. Cut dull: sales 100 pack
ages Lard heavy: sales 400 bbs at ll3 a l2c. Butter
steady Ohio l6 q l9c; State Is 90 20c Whiskey lower
Rice active: sales 1000 lierces at "A % 4}c Sugars ac
tive; sales 1900 hhds; " Orleans 81 a Tc Muscovado
3s &c; o. at SIC. Coffee dull Moasses quiet sales
100 hhds; Muscovado 33c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30
The Kew West Fire.

BALTIMORE, May 28th--The total loss by
the recent fire at Key West is estimated al
100000, in which there is insurance to the
amount of S100,000-all in New York offices
Among the principal losers are Col C. Har
ras estate, $4,000; VIM. H. Hall & Co., $50,
600; Packer 4 Clark, $4,000; James Tiler
$4,000; c. L. Harne, $4,000; S. NJ Shaffer
$4,000; r. L, Campbell, $4,000 The fire
ragged eight hours, destroying upward of one
hundred buildings of which seventy-two were
stores, warehouses and dwellings,.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30

GLOUCESTER, May 29.-At an early hour
this morning fire broke out in Burnham
Brothers planning mill, at the foot of Water
street. 1t was destroyed with other property
adjoining. Loss about $4,000, heavily covered
by insurance. Among the sufferers were John
w. Lane & Co; j. j. Trask, painter j. Win
ter, sash and blind maker One or two YES
sells on the railway narrowly escaped destrnc-
ton The origin of the fire is unknown.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30
The Steamer Curlew.

Providence, May 29.-The propeller Cur
lew of Providence, which was sunk near Point
Judith on the 18th inst, fioated without as
sistance Saturday night, and was lowed into
Newport Sunday and run ashore on Boat ISL
and. Her Boiler, propeller shaft, main and
mizzen masts, and boiler deck are all gone
main deck stove, and portion of the cargo in
the hold consisting of flour, &C., floated off;
part of it was secured. The hold was nearly
full of water and cargo. The boiler of the
steamer will probably be raised the first favora-
Bile opportunity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30

New York, May 26.-The steamship North
ern Light arrived this evening from Aspinwall,
via Porto Bello, with 72S passengers from San
Francisco, per Orizaba.
The sloop-of-war jamestown was at Aspin-
wall. The frigate Roanoke sailed Goth for
Carthage, having on board Hon. G. w. Jones,
United States Minister.
There was no news of importance on the
Isthmus since the departure of the Moses Tay-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30

There are but S5,000,0O0 subject to draft in
the Treasury, which is barely the margin re-
CURED for working monthly. Large sums in
Treasury notes are coming in and being re-
issued. The amount overdue now held by
New York would absorb every dollar in the
Treasury, and require $4,000 900 more.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30
Galvanizing the Humbug.

LEAvENwoRTH, May 28.-The Pixies Peak
mail arrived here last night, in nine days from
Denver City. -Four passengers came, with a
small amount of dust They report that pro-
visions were arriving at the mines, and the
general aspect of affairs was improving.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30
The Murder in Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, May 29.-It is supposed that
the reason of Mr.. Arnold murder was because
of his activity in enforcing the law against
the sale of spirituous liquors. The coroner's
inquest adjourned to Tuesday. The evidence,
50 far, does not point to the perpetrator.
See the particulars of this murder among
our Rhode Island items.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30
Murder in Troy.

Troy, N. Y, May 2S.-Robert Morrison,
well known citizen of West Troy, and Sheriff
of Albany county, was murdered at late
hour on Friday night, and robbed, and his
body thrown into the canal from which it was
recovered to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-30
Arrival of the Hungarian.

FARTnER's POINT, c. f., May 29.-The
steamship Hungarian, from Liverpool 18th,
passed here at p. NJ. The boatmen who
went out failed to attract her attention, and
got no report. She will be at Quebec early
tomorrow.