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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

The Fall Term will commence August TO- 1859, and
tnue Is weeks.
Students admitted at any time during the term if pre-
pared TO enter the classes formed.
The Apparatus for illustration in Natural Science will
be much increased and Experiments performed each
week of the term before the School BooKKEEPING and
PENMANsHIP Will he taught by practical accountant
For further particulars address the Principal.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

English Grammar, Greek
Reading, eratuI
Spelling, French
Geography, eratul
Arithmetic, German
Algebra, eratul
History, Piano
bookkeeping, two IL
Penmanship, Vocal \
Commercial Correspondence Engine,
Navigation, Survey
Astronomy, with Lectures, Chemis
Parliamentary Rules, Geomet
Moral Science, Geology
Intellectual Philosophy, TrigonO
Constitution of United States Physiol
History of English Literal Botany
ture, Rhetori
Zoology, Natural
History of Civilization, Synony
Study of Words, Logic,
Scott's and Hardee's Tactics, Oratory
Musical Composition, Elemen
Latin Language and Litera- Elemen
ture, ricult
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
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VA. ,he sylvie gIie.d aurs~r Of nhi'e amen, ~
s..u, fu, styI~, nshs seT hong taess a"d ''"'a,ns
n, tit 20 the w'nd, v. bile the Others ca s''
,t.;, t,es wsrs visS,e, spd from her pron'''"s
~, vas gessrssy set do~n az pretty lure % ''
t.,,ou.. Ms<s,e put after her brAve'y' fsVofla
esuipg psss, and ZiDgs bringing mp the rear ou
yersey Cxy, the CuSard steamer Asia lay a. ancaor
IN the ry.r, gsyy dressed ia bunting and as 'he org
vseh,. came down fred q ringing salute loe co'n-
psuxst was duly scknc sIedgsd oy the yaca''''en.
Tsere was but little change in the relative P''''.'-
q the yachts till che Bettery was reacos',
Fsvorita. nak,pe too long tscs was ie'' s''e'n =!
sa,s Znpa. Near Governors Island we Dessh W
sro, unsn the secopd class and smaller crai all spin
ming along toward the Spit in pursuit OF glory ana
,y,sss. The Stella was last Of her class the Dawn
s.oins her a quarter Of mile. In the cut OF her
,si the latter patterned after the America the can
yas being cut horizontally. We next passed. the
Dor. susb,og along a. fast as thong" she wa- strv'
as With Z. host Of competitors, instead of walking
ever the course without an opponent The heet ipe
HasselI meanwhile bad beaten up dead to wlnd"ard'
usdsr the Long leland shore intent upon making one
,-.s tack scro.s to Robins Reef Light.
We give the order of rounding the first stakeooac,
No ia, MS we could obtain il, but the wind was 50
fesb that the sell craft almost oustrpped Us, ana
20 were consequently compelled to make very snort
sfnppapfs:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
MARRIED..

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Chspn, d. d. wsl:.r = Brsss % MIS- nsN"''
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cAIHyUS-GILBERTI Ia F.l' Re, a... 20 a., 81 Ses
jnns l. by he Rev. L. Tsur.on MI d..y ~ e;isr.
Yors. % Nj. Lu iabelIA Gilbert dA'eA's' '' A.
T2osI-MUUKE-A Rsyens~ood. Long l..Dd on weansS "
Day June y The R,v s. w ssy.s. shss -S r!.S 90
px%ELIisE-BOGARTon On Tsc-iay evening Ma ~, = ~ H.
1,1.ne- a n. brides aib-r oy me R.v M fl.o,ry W
LepsTd Hs1De. eco Of ss~Y0rA TO Misc Emma 'A'sn'T'
uaRyS-NARTISrA:Fo For, washine.0n, Wsdsesl.y Jane
nv ,h R.y J. How ard Smith Gsrsa O ifFosd ha'eh -
%9s fiss1 'ic j:iy i! City
~ ,b- Rev Dr. Rddi-, af Adlphs Jsqo-n'1 ~ o. NJ,
I'm 20 Mss Kat. Murray edes; daughter u ~ w.
KiKbY1HxyiLAsD~In Quicker Hl, Dutshe'; Cat NJ
On Wednesday, June BY the Rer. w. san.st-r of
George B, Kiby 70 Mi'. Fagp,e IL, \, nA'"''''
LEws-pooL-On wednesday. june IN Seventh. a.
Met oci'. Episcops Chuien Sy e Rsy = ps y nit MI
Mobday, May g. At 'ssasnse
a he tride's BY ,he Rev hn MctSyy 'ii
D. Lynch 70 M. Margaret McCk-r both oi iHs S e Rev.
MORfIsOr-FUITER-On "Wednesday, June oy ulr ~ NJ, NJ
kotsrt ~ Center, D., John Mouson % MAY Jane i'''
d.uttt.T of Thon p.ou Potter, 20 Of Cornv.n W -
shiTH-MoRGAN-At sroTSyils, "a hs't sS ~ d q bur
l,rr C.al Alfred h. sssnh Mis- yahs X M'fsan eldest
of Charles hCrgan esq all Of bTonh'ne' Last o
sFI FIppEN-PURDY--On Thursday, Jane 2, At s. Psar'
Church Fourth and Twenty second sr-- oJ tns
Sb.dd. 70 Lsyfe A. dsughte, Of Alfred s. Purdy NJ D.,
ard ssnd officiating Clergyman all OF TINS
sam T1EKLEE--SATTEALEE-OD Wedn-sday, Juse / g. 81.
Geors,s Church, BY the Rev Dr. Tyhs Ge~se o. 49, zee
Of Ills city % Sarah sdopsi daughter of Dr. s. Ssree
TBoMPsON-DE wITTE--On Wednesday, June ]: at g.
Tb%np-oa of Brooklyn Long Island To Ms. Jsoe C. DE
Wi.te a Leaminston, Pror. svar~ictshire, England
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

From Assistant Treasurer NewYort NJ 5co %
AS we have before stated, the purchasers of the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Road organized under the
title Of the Milsaukee and Minnesota Railroad
Company, and the Hon. Russell Sage of Troy was
elected Presiien year s allowed for the redeinp-
tion OF the road. The stockholders met on the 2jth
tie day for the annual election of Directors, and
there than usual discussion and consultation
as to whether the election shoud go on the question
was argued before the Inspectors by the counses of
the new Company and Newconlbe Cleveland till past
the hour when the polls should have closed. The
election was, however, heidi the Cleveland ticket
receiving u 500 votes, and another ticket 5O0 Vic
tory seemed TO be with Cleveland but the best laid
schemes Of mice and men gang aft aglee" especially
in La Crosse matters. The old Board refused TO
recognize the new one, because they hsd been
elected by minority Of the stocks, because the
election had not commenced till after the time when
the polls should have been closed, and because
Of those elected were not stockholder-, Ceve
land and Csbell alone owning stock. majority Of
those the ticket which received the 500 votes. on
seeing the condition OF the Cleveland ticket mo: and
organized, by eectiug Daniel Wells r, for President
Cleveland, although President Of the other Board
attended this meeting, and Was appointed on the
Board No. is the old Board, OF which Stanton is
President, akd which does not recognize either Of
the new ones; Board No. 2, Of which Cleveland is
President, Only two of the members Of which are
stockholders; Board No. 8, which received 500 votes
of which Daniel Wells jr., is President; and Board
No. 4, Of which Sage is President. Alex Mitchell,
whe held proxies for $3,Ooo,G 600 Of stock, did
not them because be considered the case az hope
less for the unfortunate stockholders. s. Cham per-
lain continues to run the road. The Milwaukee and
Minnesota Company expect to make satisfactory
settlement with Chamberlain who, il IS reported Lss
bought out Clevelands judgment against the rosd.
The Goa! trade OF the past yesr, says a Phlsdel-
Pha letter, though so generally unprohtsbe, has not
been so with the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Com
pany, which cleared net profit Of t595 $50 equal TO
IA y cent on the capital OF the funded debt s30,.
eco were paid o6 and other debt discharged amount
ing TO $53,ooe This pioneer among the coal cornps-
MES is evidently acquiring strength annually.
mortgage deb. Of $SO0, ,0o0 becomes due two years
hence, and viii be paid of from the savings Of the
concern.
A protest signed by many of the wealthi.st and
most esteemed citizens and taxpayers of Pittsburgh
Allegheny, and the county against repudiston, ap-
pears in the Pittsburgh papers. They dissvow all
past proceedings in favor Of repudiation and express
greet anxiety to eeunterac. the disarvu. influence.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
lux 10 thc ttiht ohu VhHci Va
TAE HONE STAKE-HOkT.

As the respective yachts in, their friends gave
them u hearty welcome, congratulating those that
were successful, and gun fired from the stake
boat for each.
Should there be valid protests the prizes will be
awarded TO the vctors, as follows:
Asdgie, schooner, lst class, owned by K. +. Loper
Of Philadelphia, the $500 prize.
Deer, soop, lst class, owned by Thomas Colyer Of
New-York, having competitor, won the $l75 plate
OF her class, without q struggle
Dawn, schooner, I'd class, owned by II. L. Fsssitt
OF PhIadelphis, $l75 plate.
Haswell, sloop, I'd class, owned by Henry Butler of
Pswtncket, X L., $l75 plate.
Flying Cloud sloop, 30 class, owned by l.. b. Senat
Of Philadelphia, $l7s plate.
PhDadelphia thus wins three prizes, Pawtucket
oue, and Nsw-York has the other one given to her.
We are beaten this time, and we may Is well own up
handsomely. Meanwhile, let us wait for the great
saoe at sea- THUS closed the great Regatta, aud
everybody, except those who lost, went home per.
Aeety satisfied with the result aud grateful TO the
Regatta Committee for having been afforded so
pleasant excursisn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

The feat Of the little Haswell In rounding the buoy
Brst of the feet was received with the most noisy
demonstrations cheers, steam-screams and bells,
,pahipg a most bar arc din. But decidedly the most
brilliant maneuver Of the day, the way in which
the Svie and Zinga went around. They came up
wing and wing, the Zinea inside, kept within a few
fact Of each other till the buoy was reached and then
swuny around at the same moment close together yet
not touchiug and sped away for home 20 handsomely
that the spectators burs into involuntary applause
THE HOME STRETCH.
The wind being fairly abat, before we had seen the
hast boat around the buoy the headmcst had become
mere specks far up the bay. With good, constant
breeze there were few lsggards, and We were com
peed to put cur best wheel foremost to get in at
the de ath." Coming toward the Narrows, the scene
was very striking-the dark waters of the bay
ecked over with white sails the hus being scarcely
visible in the short that running-it did
not need very great stretch Of the imagination to
lead one to believe that flock Of snow-whte Alba
<ross were sailing up through the gate of the sea-
The Zinga led the great yachts bravey, the Silvie
coming next the Madgie being long distance astern
While passing Bay Ridge observed one of the
Brooklyn yachts at anchor under the shore, cspsize
O number Of men having climbed her mast to get a
better view of the The poor fellows escaped,
we believe, with ducking, several OF them swim
ming of at once toward the shore; but it was said
that there were one OF two carried down under her
nail. Several boats put of from the shore to their
assistance. The Robins Reef boat was passed by
the Zipga at 32 the Slvie at 36, and the Msdgie at
3:l0 We could not stop for more, and as was, the
Haswell got home before us, while were barely
able TO keep up with the Zmga.
The following ia the time and order Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

Eee. Ye,k a.l Nsr- Ha.s.-p psss Ratsr, cslrs. 80
C..s. bbs Ckrr bb Elgs cop fowA Irois Lesfhss,
l-S Posh,s tbhs P~,.o-a
gy Nes,H Ryss-psans/f s:eaabna Its<-tnSsrr9Iu n.
fu..3 Erst'd: SIS pks Butter 1& (As zee ii5 sbh ysr
hereAaH So boai iiss-l5 hh Appss IA osss ha.ss,,
N ~. Pe.u. - Ao1rs Tbs- box. B.rh CO.. IS Mi.
Cs.r fs Nh. Fss-sa5 HN- Lamb. s. Mi. Ls,hrr ls
tbs P,sa,sss t2 ibis Slhk,.
Is b.,s F.s. rfor.A bsI- Hs,ps. "a bbl. Pa,.s,s4
N~ T,k AVID Trey Sses~bost Cv@past-ss yhea Better,
"a bons Chez usos Gu, Ms.is - esS Esss ~ s~lss
Hsr. 50 Hi-. nh. L.s,h.r, eoa hssl csOps rowk,
~ hhls r. ,ain /. 5 bbis WHISKY.
Albsky aad canal Lsse-Boas re.-aasks Assea. bAs.
E.sr. Sc ess Fioa IN se PrOvs0n' ~ oela P0ssos.
sse Ye,k aa9 Sssesa Fag. Lac Boat w w. ssssi.-sco
ReAs<, Trasspa-tafiSn Co Boat LIgy Dali &s bs.s.
Fivta u ,srn fs-h.f. e5a bbls Poato~s Ts<sco
Staixd-, ". sasps c. Li-e-Bodt =. y Pevvy-S e>r
VISA i,is9 !. 81 az, , bale. Hemp So bois Waiky
Ne,c- York d.9 Trey Trasspoyta,sa Ce-Beaf Eirs-lT
hbls Flonr.
Rarss l. h MsEea-l5 pigs Butter bbls Essa ~ bosk-
Frsd ais baes Hay, 100 bssh oAss II ees fo'ssA u W.
Po,soe..
Bs,ge Mis.t- pls. Butter Dbl. Eye. 100 ~. Rye
tloor 50 ess' frsd 80 sosh Oats. spAs' Poay, II e~es
Wool
BY STEAMSHIP rJ,xssrowv-Prom So,fa-as, bAls <,r~~p
Ps o. shd Be. IS baskets CaeGTies ~ hid. Csebvf.
80 bsss "h-st tee. rur iTs
BY AstRsoaS Exrssss-iOc rag. But-r Cav~s 10 sbls
Frs oc"p. rY~s, Pkc Dressed Pooiry. coop frvsh
Chicktrs fCrskrrs)
ny UNITED srArEs ExFrEss-4lS PKG. Batter
forsL-sess A.1vs Is hh. Apples. l,S.i ph.. pd,trs
eks Bacon rsE-. Besswsx. ~ bhl be.ss >5 nx.. CA.
$ pkl,. Dutch CA,-, 6t5 bash Cors, VI a Out M.us SIS
SIS hsg. f,d u scks .ahers 100 b. Ry, Flour Gown.
Fow IS hss Fus AIS bAls Hey II a. sWp4 q b.s II~np
IS Horse. Ssl sids L-sher l4S r, L~.h-r 2eS, sssa
osi' is ee. Pers IS Psss r. 4isy, Ns bss Po.ess ~
tr,.a case. T.sssSo Ah4s TNlOw x9 sSl. whi.Ay ssx
bsss Wheat, II bales Wool
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
FIRES.
LEE Il H0RSYIu Srn

FIRE II FORSYTH STREET.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon the alarm in
the Filth District Was caused by the discovery Of
Ere in the roof Of the German Reformed Church Nos
81 and % Forsyth street. The fire was occssioned by
soof Damage about $ioo. Fully insured.
FIRE IN EAST FoURTEESrH STREET
Yesterday afternoon st O'Clock. fire occurred in
-2he dwelling house No. lt9 East Fourteenth street
owned sxd occupied by Heory Gan,her, but being
discovered At an early moment the flames were
speedily exsiaguishsd by the resn. The Ere oyici-
mated in the fourth story, and is supposed to haze
been caused BY the csrelessness Of children playing
with mstches. DAMAGE to the amount Of sl00 was
Sustained. Insured for $4,000 in vsrions city To-
goyence Companies.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
SECOND BOARD
TRuRspAY, jane 2-P. n.


This has been another dull day in the Stock market
The European news received this morning, although
showing falling off 10 Consos, Cotton and Bread
sus, seemed TO have had little effect upon the price
OF stocks and the scarcity Of outside orders among the
commission houses, together with an increasing dpo-
siton among the specuators to close rp their con-
tracts combined TO give the stock market sc unusually
dull appearance. The only exception to general dull.
was New-York Central 10 which stock the trans
actions at the First Board up sbopt 1900 shares.
The price very firmly sustained, and advanced
cent from the opening TO the closing Of the call at
the Enst Board, closing very firm at the higher
quotation. As far as We can learn, the demand
seems to be principally for cash stock from the
shorts, who need it for delivery, and, at the
same time, ofer it a very large differences
from the cash prices short sellers options. The
cash certificates Of this stock very scarce in
,he street. and much difficulty is experienced in
making the delivery. The Western stocks generally
showed increased ilnness, and the demand for Mchi-
gan Central Galens, ard Rock leland, very COED
at prices lai y cent higher than yesterdays closing
prices. In Bonds, the only movement Of any msgni-
ude was in Missouri o. with sales of about 50 COO at
bout previous rates. The market at the First Board
loved steady, but the street prices declined slightly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

IN seansaip Csaada J,o~ Bos;oa for L're,ye-Mr and
Mr.. B..i..r and servant 4. sod W W. Wilson, osevru
Howe Mr-. Howe- p Pre-tou George y Th,ehsr r. Q.
Dunn mer Bartlett Geo Richards. Hon Rnfss Chosts
wm PicaId, lady and servant; two As~s Fate hss
Rchrrd,oD Mrs Badger, Mrs krhie and msd far Mssrs
Galver H-i ~ tsd, J. Fsd Ms Fisd Mo s,ae, C. T.
Ths,er and say j. q. Somerby, Jo1n dI-u " Oordoo
Dexter Mr., s. M,er. children, NJ. M,,s sod two
eblcTen Boston. Rev J.s 81 Hyppu, wife, ohili aud
sal.m; }. W Gardprr and wifi, sh.lburu FAILS Rev j. L.
Jlkns D Alf I'd Livingston, Low rcf ChsdtSme Harry
Holkius Wiuaustown Mass ;Rob-r w MorIe fan River
Mrs Perkins, Mics de Worcester Sands Aedov-r; J.nes
Rosry E,.t Arlington. w. Clarke, Com. M.s Lswt,ns
Mi. friiu 4 Du Pasqasrr, O. sah""r B.nsis w, -. Z.
Lawuu A. Best b. Stone, J. w. Pool.s New foshi Mo
Riehsro Bok,n, M.s C.rpsnter Mr. and Mrs c.p-n.er.
VIM d. McKibbop Sslp, Phiadep phis, Hannah cArhn Mis-
Anu' J. rsss chilo ard Tho Ppultney 0!oe Snh,
Baltimore Mis- siups,u virpni. w BinD.y r, David Low,
Cbsr..to Mr. aud Mrs Mddrwood, T. Zic..i, Cincinnati;
Mrs spsg Mr Flo Louisiana w Bsison, Mr. and hrs
Roy -Orles Mr. and Mrs Wilkinson, 0cvrsa, Jarnss
Abury Nassau Mr and Mrs Pu.n,. tr.. eh,dr.s .od r-
vsbt Jo.e de ~ d-l Rio. Edo ard Perry,
Mexo p NJ de Ansu, h Hsvsps Mr. 18th lady aud dsaeh-
ter. Tvrono Harry Smith, Consurs Charles King W. II.
Badger Liverpool d. f and Mrs. fi sod servant
Mr. smp-op, II. L-rvr. Jsm.s Edwards Easlsndi A. Kerr
scotland; A. Ihieny Psrs' wm rnoupson, Charles Assiil
Hamilton, &. WA
Fer RofifaI-G Wales and wife. Boston; 6-wss Beaes
Manchester Wm Mckenzie, A. Conochs New Yorki John ..
B.s.nst, w Bullock, Hahfa, Ah'r' Achsr, West mes-s
To,aI ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
driven out of the market during the past year by the

driven out of the market durDg the past year oy the
low prices OF the export styks.
Bora Shsstiass.
TIE hgh. weights have been in good demand dur
ing the past year, and lave gradually advanced 20
rsnnnerative Prc,e. Sone particular styles of extra
width are std mach wanted. and engagements have
Seer made 10 advance of production.
Heavy Shes,iIss are held with frnness, with
large sales 70 report. They held At 81 27c. FOR
medium.
Bkaeked CotioHs
maintained their hImness fcr esriy delivery, but a
sheh. concession would bs made fr1m the hs hest
point of the seasor in order 10 place contracts Many
mils have coprrsctsd their projuct s value and the
obbers are dip ,sed {, rely upon goods in stock
wber the heavy trade commences.
Three-quaIier Bleached Goods are scarce, but the
deu and is moierate.
PriEtiag Cloths.
The saes in this market durng the past week have
not been large, owing to the limited stock. We hear
that large saes have been made 4. the Eas, at full
prices. We quote:
ss,sS ;; sissl:
6'n6 a. Sc.
s4as4 a, 81.
Cotton FoaEels.
lht"cuahn hhs o"eh HF &c rpr lntuit nenNery tue
deeire among the dis,ribrrfng houses, to
fined brands, as well ~ the general impression that
the goods are in sa stock, has contributed TO this
result
There ia scarcely desirsble cotton fabric which has
not advanced in price during the past year except
Cotton Fapn.ls and the upremnneratve returns have
forced many mills from their production.
Cotton Duck
The revival Of the shipping interest is looked for,
and a consequent advance in Duck.
There is no change, however, TO notice, Colts cir
culsr prices remain a. l,st week.
DENNIS and Stripes
There has been some concession in prices on some
makes, bot the only variation has been in large lots
The stock is net accommodating, and the demand is
moderate.
TpooieRs.
There is no change 10 report. The stocks held are
mostly of new goods, which will not be offered until
the general distribution of goods commences. Tho
impotta,ions continue large, nearly 100000 worth
being entered for consumption last week.
The high price of Wool and the undertsinty of the
effect of the disturbances abroad in inducing ship
neDts from Europe, have led to great caution among
the manufacturers in making contracts for the raw
material.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

Heading for the Southwest Spit, many of the
yachts being already half way there, the little tug
ssut she spray flying the decks, in her eocs to
svertske them. They bad too long start OF us,
however, for several had already gone around before
ws reached there On way tbither we passed the
eaipper-ship Twilight bound out to California, in tow
Of two ,teamtugs, with merry company aud baud
sf music on board; and then came upon the pretty
Ettle Narrsgausett, wofully making her way back
under jb, having split her maiDsail in the lower bay
We also observed the Irene and UndOe disportng
themselves like two ancient bellies whose "fast days
are over and gone
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

UriWs.
There is no change in the market. The chief
makers are still, engaged on their orders Of the last
two months. The late advees from Hong Kong and
ether Eastern markets report the price o. American
Drin. at SO 75at3 50 Pc piece. With the advantage
Of exchange Of 6s. 3d. sterling, it affords better
muIers,ion than any other market. Tue stocks on
band were comparatively light, and The demand moder-
ate, in view Of recent arrivals
Irregular makes are lot in request, bu, no sccuwu-
ia,on appears.
The demand from the Clothing Trade will be mode
rate for tse present, except for California, which has
been quite large through the season. Twenty-seven.
inch Drills are more inquired after. The recent ad.
vance on thirtyinch Goods will have sympsthetic
shec! on na.-ow Coos, which have been nearly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

The net receipts of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad for the ten days ending Nay 81
are 81, $50 10.
The coupons due on the lst of June of the Cieve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company
will be paid at the Office Of Win-ow, Laner s Co.,
No. SO Wall street. The business Of the Clearing
House to-day was s22, 2,li9lls. The money market
ia without material change bat rates have rather
upward tendency. The banks, glad to see, are
pursuing conservative coarse. The Cunard steamer
Persia is TO be coaled for her next voyage with Cum
berland coal. The transfer agent of the Gaena and
Chicago Railroad Company received orders by tele-
graph TO not open the books till Monday next.
The Post says
We have good authority for stating that the receipts
Of the Nes-lork Central Road in Msy sbout
$iOOC0, falling of Of $iOO Go0 from the same month
last year,
This must be received cum grano, &c.
We understand tha. the bill for incorporating the
Chicago, Alton and 81. Louis Railroad Company has
passed the Connecticut Legislature over the Gov
ernors veto.
The amounts at the several Depositories, TO
the drafts of the Treasurer Of the United States on
the 23d of NAV were as follows: