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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-19
TERMS OF ADyERTIsIyo.

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square for three insertions and 20 cents fr 49,.
seqnent insertion Ten lines or Iess) consttDta !.
square" Advertisements ordered inside. or in am,
prominent place, as also those largely displayed vt
De charged extra rates Contracts by the year NAV bc
made on liberal terms 'o
In WEEkLr First Insertion 81 per squave'' each suh
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Iutons or proceedings Of corporation soeio+t -
association and communication desened Ia ce u
non 70 any matter of limited individual Interest can
De inserted unless paid for an Advertisement ea
- The Publishers Will not hold Themselves -sso
sDle Tor any errors that NAV occur beyond tbe s.
charged for the Advertisement. w "iiount
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CALL AND EX MIN l
TUE NEW EAyEs TROUGH.

The attention of the public Is invited 10 the new and
srable style of GUTTERs EAvEs TRouGns, CoHDucTORs,
AND DRAIN PIPE, AND CHAM PUMP TUBING They are
made from the solid stick cut out In circular FORM with
moulding neatly stuck the front side They are made
from the best Of Eastern Spruce and Pine timber ranging
In size from by A inches TO by inches The inside Is
cut out IN the shape of exact half circle of different
diaeters, from inches upwards. They covered
the inside with waterproof preparation and warranted
not to crack by exposure to weather Sizes Of all styles
made TO order suitable for buildings and sizes suit
able for putting upon houses, shops and barns which
be attached to any building at a small cost
Builders, and all In want Of article Of the above
description respectfully requested to call and exam
Inc specimens Of the work at the manufacturers shop
East side of Union street. Corner Of Exchange street. up
stairs, MERkIFIELD's BUILDINGS
Orders for Eaves Troughs and putting up the same
promptly attended to-. HAMILTON HOLT,
aul6 d3mf Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-19

WHAT CHANGE IA leading dry goods
house in this city has recently engaged as a
clerk man who, for many years previous to
the crisis in 1857, was partner in one of the
largest and most respectable houses in Paris,
having connections with manufacturers of
merchandise in all the principal markets of
Europe Their business transactions amount
ed to more than $5,000,000 annually. They
were considered very wealthy, and lived, of
course, in style COMFORTING with their large
capital and rapidly increasing business.
The great crash of 1857 came like thun-
derbolt upon them, causing their suspension.
With extraordinary efforts they were able to
pay their debts, but the last dollar, in so doing,
was exhausted. Their heavy losses here and
elsewhere used them up entirely. A single
importing firm in New York owed them more
than quarter of million dollars, to secure
which they took property in California, not
probably worth ten thousand dollars. They
must now begin anew, at the very bottom of
the hill. Once, and only two years since, they
could command hundreds of thousands; now
they are rich only in integrity and capacity-a
good capital on which to take fresh start
~. Y. Independent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-19

SUICIDE OF Young JEwEss.-On the
18th of August young Jewess, named Ulrica
Heimon, committed suicide in Stockton, Cal.
The following letter was found among her eff
tects:
stockton, August 11th, 1859.
Dear God forgive me. The step am going
to take am forced to. have erred, and l do
not want to see the day when people shall be
pointing after me with their fingers, saying,
the good -; had not thought she would
do any thing of the kind.
Don't let my parents know anything of this.
beg my uncle and aunt to forgive me. My
other cousin will forgive me-that l know.
You here in this house, l beg of you hun
dred times to forgive me. was in hopes to
leave this house in different way.
Oh, dear -, call your child back. l have
tasted all the happiness on earth. Ihave loved
and / have suffered. ULRICA."
The deceased was native of Prussia, and
aged q years
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Tnsurante.
MECHANICS MUTUAL FIRE n

Nj ECHANICS MUTUAL FIRE ms
HSs- no SuRANCE COMPANY
oi1ce No 20 Main Street, Ciark's Block. Worcester
Mass
o ne ao ts named Company, with an available CAPITAL
100000,
AND a CAoH SIKrLSS (all losses being paidl OF
OVER $4,000, w
continue to insure Dwelling gouses Uorsobo,a p.
lure stocks or Goods and First ass Pronerv qeneraii
on as favorable terms as any Other reliable Cemnan IL
New England. ~ company IN
Al AZ losses VIII be honorahly adjusted spd paid
me success of this Company has beefsueh az 10 AZ,
able them to pay dividend of thirty per e(SS 70 p,
holders In the Mechanics Glass, and eighty p cont ~
those IN the Manufacturers Glass expiration annIic
Neither class can be affected by losses in the otea
Application for Insurance addressed to the Presdear
Secretary, Will receive immediate attention
BOARD OF Directors.
Henry A. Denny, Worcester, VIM. Il. Fox Jr Worcester
Geo. blackburn, Boston, Daniel fainter, 60
Eek Saunders Saundersvie Saml L. Hodges Cherry Wv
AlohLo W nlte Leicester ii. y. Bgeow, Clinton.
Geo NJ. Rice, Worcester. John Within bitinsville
~, . - HENRY A. DENNY President
WM. s. DENNY. Secretary.
FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer dkwtf ie21
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6l9ars ano Tobaeeo.
8ostom advertisements.

A VALUABLE DOMESTIC MEDT-
"A CAL BOoK.-Just Published, New Edition
that popular medical work entitled '.The Medical Com
paniQn Domestic Adviser containing 22O pages pre-
pared by physician of Boston, of large experience and
extensive practice 1t upon the various diseases
incident to both sexes; describes their symD-
toms and tells what to do for them in plain inte-
gibe language. tt
has already had sale Of copies and ought to be
in the possession of every and in coun-
try as it will give them them much important informa-
tion and put them their guard against evils which
they liable to fall victims and by assisting them TO
cure themselves. ! sick, may be the means of saving
them dollars EiHNN
Sold by BEDDING & Co. s State street. Boston.
Price 81 ce-.s;-three stamps extra if sent by mail
my9 dNxr6m
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The application simple and easy, The result satisfactory
FIRTH & NICHOLS, 1870 Main street, Wholesale and
Retail Agents for Worcester and vicinity.
Pcdar Merchants and others supplied the most fai
vorabe terms, by CUTTER, TOWER, CO., II and 10
Cornhill, Boston, and Beekmn street New York Gen.
eral Agents for the United States and British Provinces
For sale by druggists, Crockery Ware Dealers, aud
Country Merchants generally, throughout the United
States and British Provinces deodly apla
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DRITSHES. TRUSTEES, BRUSHES

IL ELLIS THAYER. manufacturer and dealer In al
kinds OF brushes No. 10 Foster street, opposite Boston
and Worcester Railroad Depot Orders by mail or other
wise will receive prompt attention.
chine brushes.
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PAINTS AND OILS
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miscellaneous.

IN CASES LONGWORTH'S SPARK
~ LING CATAWBA, Just received at No. POI Main
street. diff 81
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furniture, 1T.

6 ND-HAND FURNITURE
Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing TO sell
their Furniture for Cash. and have it removed without
urther trouble, will find it to their advantage call
PUTNAM Il CLARK.
diff No l4J Main street.
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street, dU 81
REST COFFEE, SPICES, CREAM
prices, by w j. WHITE ~
Corner of Union and Exchange streets worcester.
81 diff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
Personal.

French journals say that NJ. Guizot has been
driven to Val Ricbe-compelled 10 resign the house
be has Inhabited for fve-ardt senty years into the
hancs oftte black band Of demolshers. II is in this
house that every Of bis works has been written,
and biz affection for it wss so crest tina, he had al
WAYS expressed wish that his chiGreo, instead Of
drposng Of il, should reside together in it after his
death Such WAS bis chagrp at being driven from
It, that be refused To sfn aoy value on the property,
end the erpyt,e with great deicacy has allowed 800.
OO as compep sation for the nconys nence as veil as
loss # removal The library, which has grown 10
30 eco volumes will not be removed to Val Rche but
remain in Paris in order that it may b at the
service Of literary sborers heretofore. The new
Boulevard Maesberbes, which is to be cut right
through the Rue Vile Eveque, carries with it the
Louse wherein the and historian has passed
the years Of greatness a well a. Of sorrow, which
have been his since hi, entrance into public liie.'
1t has already been stated that Kossuth, with
ruu Der Of Hungarians, has left Englan for Genoa,
where Gen. Kl.pka, Col KISS, Gen. Perczsl, Gen.
ye.ter. Col Yazc, Col. Teleki and other Hangar
refugees await him. II is said TO be his purpose 70
issue proclamation at Genoa, calling on the Hungs-
rians in the Austrian Army to desert en- masse aud
with these deseTters Should they number lo,Ooo or
20 Llil q llVL.On VI
French flag to cross the Airiatic aud the Austrian
provinces into Hungary and then promote insurocton
-Kossuth publishes a card 10 his couHtrymen IN
Auencs, assuring them that the time has not yet
come for them to leave their homes here 10 take part
IN the struggle for the redemption Of their native
lard. He invites them 10 wait patiently bat conf
deLtly.
The following is description Of Gribsldi given
in conn unicston from Lombardy:
He l. lofty " stature, broad shoudered, the head Of
hon on tie shoulders OF athlete. HIS long black
grizzly unconb.d b-ard; his eyes flashing .i,h ngnt-
nirg gsrce; his black fel hs. oTnsmen.e with dark
luner hIs scarlet mantle tied ruUnd sls thTOs1, pre-
zen, TO you personsge vi no ordinary stamp. an
eytrywt,re ass AIRED tina. be a really gentleman, ya
Lax: 10 lsdes severe - men, snd more severe ~ hin
self sober 20 excess animated and eola 81 the -snc
time he inspires n his little army coEfsienc- on.y
eeuaed by tAs .sfryr b. mel res n he eneaes. ESss
The forsmos. IN the hght, urDg his charger into the
Ticket bs:tal0n- dsmountny now 10 seize mu.ke,,
,hsrlpg with the eanest follower the labor OF TIE
mach he gives an evidence alike If courage and cvO
ne IS the, a.tJLisbss al
Iii said Tia: be .ss1sd The following address 70 hs
SOLDIER:
my children: You are one 70 five. Before you "
death behind the musksts Of your comrades, who will
-hoot ike dog tie first who retreats. Cannon We
! have none, We WI take them. Let us die: wha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24

wespo,s ere useless in the present hre. TIE greet
rrv lu'iors shich have tsks place the Contlssst
sid the Archp~iag" Vt the Antilles sin ~ tho beginning
q the prvse.t c-uiury, have Influenced pubic 0pnioa
in tie cou' try where Slavery enss 1t besiss -
be mod fcsi by hem.
%" WITHOUT oous' Slavery is the greatest VI eli the
evil ~'i.h lave effected snkiLd.
GIVE caruot sufficiently prri-s the wise legissh"a
Of the rev Republics Il spanish Ameiscs, ~hieh At
their yey birtn have s-riousy based themselves ~nia
tie total e,tnctot Ut Slavery. In this respect th>t
vsst psitiob ~ the earth has immense sdvan'agt
over be Souih,rr pa' OF the United States, where
Tie whites, IN their struggles with Eugland, have Sc
cured h,ir ow liberty: bot where the slave P'pds-
'',n which j. sir, adv $4,000 number, increases
fssier than the bite. Ii cviuzaiioa should he trans
fered instead Of being exreIdrd H. ~ the eri OF the
g'.s uepc'sble COMMISSIONS ~ Europe, Amenc..
between Cope hstieras and the Missouri .hoa,i be-
cou the chief est Of toe Intelligence Of Cur sti,py
ahat Spectacle would he offered by that cs0ter If
civilization. where, in the'sano-uay OF Liberty, We
gbt BE- preseIt he probate sse OF negroes after
n cir owTtr oec-ae and esT the eOhblng If the pa
rents sega atsd frcm Their chdres! LIT hope ths,
tie lertrous principles whch l"ng have animated
the legislatures IN the North OF tue United States
will, bitlv by ht'le eAted toward the Sputh, aai 10
tlose Western regions where, BY so impruirh; aud
fatal lew Slavery snd its iiqutie, have passed. the
All. gbary snd u Mississippi Let US hope that The
power 81 ub, opinion, the progress ot iItet-ence,
lie improvement If III ras, the tgt-i>uot OF the ne~
Cottl entail Republic lOf Sps ish Americal, and the
great and uu plcOus event the recognition VI HAITIAN
Iudep.pdeice BY the French G,verument--e;ther
tlTous forecast ard fear through more noble sui
disuierested feelings may have happy influence 10
sm-utaiing the condition Of the blacks 10 the O,he
Wet udis Isapd, in the Caroinas, q in Guiana aud
BraliI"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
One Week Later from California
S2,6i3,OOO in Gold,
NV ORLEANS, Thufsday, june

NEW ORLEANS, ChufsusS, JUNE -, 1000
The steamship William H. Webb arrived here TO-
day from Minattlan bringing San Francisco dates oil
the 9th init, and l9 passengers.
The steamship Golden Age ef' San Francisco on the
9th with 600 passengers and $l643 ooO IN treasure
When the Webb left Ninatitlsn II rumor was car
rent there tina, the Church party had taken otlaco'
Chales Muzzey. the atist-conespondent oil haT-
pe~'s Heeki, is reported drowned.
The Isthuus was healthy, while the rivers were
full and the transit route III excellent order
The ruins of city have been discovered near
Huatuleoo. They cover four miles, and embrace
stone Notifications and basohs extending 10 the ses
Curious and rich antiquities were found, including
vases and silveriDgs
Mr.. Muzzey wa drowned on the 18th, while bath
ing at Hus,uieco.
Adviocs from Mexico report Minister McLane SICK
at Vera Cruz. Gen. CObos was at Jalspa, with l,0Oo
men and it was rumored he about inv.tiug
Tehuantepec ty mountain road to the cities of Tchu'
abtepec and Juohitan.
The Patrioo's had msssacred large parties of
Juchitecos.
From California we hear of a sudden advance IN
navigation stock quoted at 40 per cent.
General business more sctive, and the accounts
from tue mines Aatteriug.
From Fraser River glorious accounts conutlned TO
be received.
Oregon dates are To the Goth ult The first message
of Governor Whitaker reports the State generally
prosperous.
Honolulu dates are to May. tariff, Increasing
duties from to 10 per cent had been adopted, to go
into effect one wear from IFS passage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
mr.. Douglas Oh the Presidential
Question.

WASHINGTON Thursday. June %, 1859.
The friends of Judge Douglas here are in pos
session Of the following letter, explaining Dis post
ton on the subject of the Presidency, and of which
the, have permitted copy to be taken for pub-
cation:
"WAsHiSG1oN, "Wednesday Juoe D. 1882
"MY DEAR SIR: l nave received your letter IN
curing whether my friends arc at liberty to present
nv name to the Charleston Convection tor the Pest
Dental DOmDatloD.
"Before the question can be finally determined, it
will be necessary to understand distinctly upon what
issues the canvass is Ia be conducted If, as have
full faith they T the Democratic party shall deter
mine in the Presidential election OF 1861, to adhere
to the principles embodied in the compromise meas
ures Of 1856 and ratified by the people ia the PresI-
dental election Of 1852 and reairued 10 the Kansas
Nebraska act Of 1851, and Incorporated into the
Cincinnati Platform in 1856, as expOunded by MIR.
Buch ia his letter accepting the nomination. and
approved by the peOple-in that event my friends
will be at liberty to present my name to the ConVen-
tion if they proper to DO so. IT, on the contrary,
it shall become the policy of the Democratic party
which cannot aiticipate-to repudiae these, theft
time-boDored principles, on which we nave achieved
80 many patriotic triuuphs aud If in Leu of them, the
Convention shall interpola,e into the creed OF the
patty such issues the revival oil the African
sInye-rnde or Congressional slave code for tue Ter
,itories OF the dvctrue that the Consttu'n OF the
limited States either establishes or prohibits Slavery III
the Territories beyond the poser OF The people eg1y
70 coutrol it other property 1t IS due to eandor 10
say that in such all event, j could not accept the
nopiuation if rendered TO me. Trusting that THIS
snsyer will be deemed sufficiently explicit
81 am very resp, c,iuliy your fnent or,o,. s
IS A. DOUGLAS
~Ts j. b. DoRR esq, Dubuque Iowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
From Boston.

Boston, Thursday, juno =, ieJ'.
4 special messenger from Washington arrived IN
ths city to-day bringing docunant from the '!ooal
Executive, posipODing the execution OF IysI' !" 4.
pluuer, the mutineer OF the Junior from ff"y, June
-, to Friday, July :.
Returus OF the recent vote m Msinx indicate INA,
s ate ard ~ the AroOsoOk Railroad has been Tau'Ve
The snm Of $4,000 has been subscribed ny inc
merchants of this city for the purpose OF establishing
q Southern Steamship Line. meeting sil soon take
place for the permanent organization OF the Company
A large gas meter on Washington street. belonging
to the Cambridge Gas Works, exploded last e'eniag
and badly cutting his shoulder and temple. Joan
Campbell was knocked fifteen feet and injured inter
naly, probably fatally. Daniel Eaton had al am
broken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
THE TURF.
TROTTING MATCH BETWEEN FLORA TEN
PIE AND PRINCESS.


This great tIottIng MATCH which has excited ~
verss! interest among "Sporsmen,' drew tosethsr
between 1900 and 200 people. As is usuI % saeh
occasions, the sharp ones felt Of knowing he
winner, and, having the utmost conf ienoe 10 thsr
favorite, Flora Temple, were prepared u back her
fr any amount against Princess. Some OF the moro
experienced, however, favored Princess H,ssy
betting took place, ard many dollars changed hsndsin
the course u the day Princess the avorite pro-
vious to s,atiEg, betA her being At tho rats VI
s0Oto $50 The result proves that hamao calculates
are uncertain and that TO the winner IL essise
after than before race. In the first heat Flora dfe~
the Doll at the word AID took the lesd but Prsoess
passed her down the back stretch sod not headed
again during the heat which she won 10 FIVE Dsutss
and two seconds Flora lost trout shoe on tho qa~-
Ter Of the fret mile and cs,t the other fore shoe The
second mils, bursting her quarters badly. Thn
account, in q manner, for her losing the race.
Princess took the lead in the second hest afser tina
word was given, and maintained it tbroughout-wiS-
ming il and the race in minutes and 5 seconds. Sns
is fne, sasbing bay mare, vito good clean hea4
and neck, high IN the grth. good angular shooldss,
rather loose about the flank broad the bips,
ard has an eItrene ely foe stfe she tro's 10 gslans
style, her head well up, and her stride reasonably
springy. The fret mile wa made in 2 minutes and
&c seconds. and the following half mile in ! inmate
and Is =. conds This nile and half was thu, msls
in 2 minutes and 80 seconds-the fastest tirs On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24

ARsIsrs.-The police Of the Fifth Wand spprs-
b.pded number Of streetwslkers last evesing, sAA
provided the unfortunate girls with lodgings 1t the
station House.
Detective wiison yesterday afternoon observed =
well known botel thi.i, named George Nelson s.ssd-
ing on the Of Bond street and the Bowsry with
two ovsrcosis on his arm. The detective NpsisA
Hescn on .rspiclo,, and sf,erward hsrned taa: Tho
c. ats, valued a. bad been s,o.es run the Isss
On Saturday last Whhsm Sager, boisher u
Washington MARKET, cent Cha-,ss Turner, youth IN
lis en- pDoy, TO coec. bill Of Ell. Tuner eoleond
the money and absconds3 He was csost 70 Port
Jervis, NJ T., by Detective John H. Smith, sasss
into custody yesterday morning, broashs cock 70 Ii"
city, and locked up 10 await sn sIsminAson. PCS
tiou VI the stglsn money WIS rsecyssed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
The REGATTA Oh Charles River.

BOSION, THuTrUhJ JUNO 81 IoIJ'
The regatta Charles River yesterday resulted as
follows:
Wineries two mles-R. +. Clark, Is minutes 81 sec
onds; Tbos. Doyle II n,ibuies ~ seconds.
Double sculs two mles-NOvice 1 minutes 81 sec
oncs; Aurora, IA minutes 40 secouds.
Each Of the winners received prizes Of so.
Tie third race tor slGoarei boatsi three miles,
tn. Harvard winning the in ~ nLLute5 II Sec
onds, the Leader OF Brooklyn, n. T., fonr-oared,
coming IN IN ~ minutes 3i3 s4con1s The priz7 WAS
$40. The Leader vas beaten minute second, COM
rnted tine. Tie Leader returns to New-iork on
trIdAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
From Albany.

ALBANY, Thursday, June =, IoO'
The bids for the loan Of S5o,OOO, at per cent Tor
the deficiency iu the General Fund debt ct the Slkng
Funo, were opened to-day. The bids were very Ian,
tied, beng in all only cocoon, exclusive Of ono BID
for The whole sum at par by Rufus II. klog \ 20.
Tn. loan was awarded as follows 10 thompson
Brothers. New-York, $4,000 a. lOl.H per cent;
$1,000 at lOlll; 100000 at lOl.Oi, and s!o'"V
~ 1886. $1,000 IN, n.
To WiIEamsburgh City Bank $4,000 q; lolV0'
and $25 600 At leo 81.
To John Sill, So, 200 st lO0.96.
Thompson Brothers were the only bidders from New
Nofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
New-Hampshire Legislature.

COHtoHD, n, II. Tbufsf- y, Juse y. IsJS.
In the Ne~-Hamp-hire House ~ R-pre-~ot xve- u
day stfiu g-pt bill in relation to the u .sye
fugitive slaves rep ried by the Judiciary COa,-
mii.e. TIE bill provides that aoy pors.s ~ho stall
aid or abe, in sty rendition Of person claimed a.
slave, sh,H be published for toe frs, of-n.e by 70
years Imprisonment and for the secotd, by npfison
uet fT life The bll passed It's frt stage, by . v,ts
Of I3i 10 lOl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
The National Dres. Reform.

AUBURN, Thursday june -, 1919.
The National Dress Reform Association convened
here yesterday, and still in session. The a'teniatce
is large and numerous speaker, If ability present.
TIE dircus-ioIs Rave been exceedingly spirited aud ln
terestne abo thus far the Convention bas been the
moot successful one the ) ,cieIy has ever he'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
A Quick Passa &C.

BALTIMORE, Thursday Jure % lSj9
private dispatch from Nes-Ori-ans says the
steamer Commerce, which sailed hence on the lltn
mstaLt reached Havana on the 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
Congressional Nomination.

AUGUSTA, Gt, rherrdsy, June ., Isj9.
The Hon. Alexander G Wzker, fprm-rly m-nb,r
Of the state Legislature, has been nominated by tss
Democrats for Congress, ~ fiji the place Of Mr. Ste
phtns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-24
The Welland Canal.

ST. CATHERINE, G. W., June %. IS5l.
The break 10 the Weland Canal has beau repaired,
AID boats will conmeLce passing through al nooa to-
ulOUOW.