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AN ENGLISH ARTIST GONE HoNE.-Mr. Frank
Belew, with hswife and family, sailed for london
on the I'D inst, in the clipper ship Deyonshire. As
comic artist OF rare ability, his talents have, dur
ing ten years residence in the United States gained
honorable and universal recognition in connection
with our illustrated literature. From the days of
the Lantern to those Of Vanity Fair and Momus
net a humorous publication of aus pretensions but
mas, at some period, owed its best drawings to his
extraordinarily prolific pencil. Mr.. Bellows social
qualities have secured him host of friends in
literary, artistic and private life, select party of
whom were present at his embarkation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-05
CPALDING,s PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLgEi
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
Save the PIeeesi

sPALDlNa'S PREPARED GLsEl
sPALD1NGs PREPARED GLuEi
Save the Pieeosi
EooNoMYi p1sPAToHi
as-fA Stitch in Time Saves Nine."-ea
As accidents will happep regulated families
desirable to l. sffectso change 81 vsfHEs Marriage
pairing Furntu1 ut liquor made in the world.
she''1 Sold by all Druggists Gro
Meets all such emorgenciss,$
withoutit. It always ready 1ssac Brandy,
Theres longer necessity for limp Warranted purv
ncers headess dolls, and broken cradles It II
cone she'll other work popular with
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is being chemically
held solution possessing ali qualities
best cabinet glue. 1t be used in the place Of ord
nary mucllage, being vastly adhesive.
'FUsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
E.B,A Brush accompanies each bottle Price, rs cents.
Wholesale Depot No A. Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY @. SPALDING CO.,
Box No $500, New York,
mp Dealers in containing eight andwelvs
beautiful Lhogaph showCard accompanying each
package.
sa-A single bottle of sPALDIEG's PREPARED GLUE
will times It's annually every household
by all prominent stationers Druggists HaFdwarean
Furniture Dealers Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make of sPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, whom making up their list. win stand
any climate. jsl9 iyAW
MACHINERY.......... MACHINERY.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
SINGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HULLERs,
CORN MILLS
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON, GAS AND WATER PIPES,
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
At the Machinery Depot Of RICBD F. HARRISON,
iRIf Il Nos. and AZ 81. Charles street.
67HAs. T. NASH, BROKER. AND DEALER IN
y SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES. REAL. ESTATE AND Ell
NO. as csro,a,leie4 street,
oa ly Retpeen Common and Grsvfpr
/ .ouEsGAnA sTAas94N UIs sEcs, COMPANY
OFFICE No. IS DAMP STREET,
Capital 8aoO,0oo.
DIEsoToRs.
J. Iapene, t. II. Harris,
Theodore FroiB, j. N. Robert,
A. D. Grief, j. A. Bonnafon
Jacob zoil5, Ainadeo Landry
e. gRnucheau
This Company ready business on the LIST Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and via against the per of tha
rivers and loss and damage by fre and sllsua
the current rates of premiums,
A cash premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT will bs
made to those nsuring in this office.
II. GAEUGHEAU, President
A. PIopLET Secretary.
Nc Orleans. August n. 1859. aulstF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-05

The PRISoE OF WAlEs.-A meeting was held at
Greenbriar ya.1 White sulpher Springs on the 2Sd
instant, the object Of which to extend the hos
pitality of that watering place to the Prince of
Wales. A committee of thirteen was appointed to
exteni1 d fnrfnAl invitatinn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-05

To the Travelling Community. Ed.
WoLFE's celebrated AR oMATIC sCHTEDAM sCHNAPPs
should be in the hands of every No family should
leave the city or be without supply during the
II invariably The III effects OF change weather. and AZ
a beverage it Is the purest liquor made in the world.
Put up pint quart bottles Sold by ali Druggists Gro
and Fru Stores.
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Roots, shOss Esses zsrOgass,
AT WHOLESALE.

Plantations supplied with prime Dltebng BOOTS Ras,s
BR0GANs Wool Mexican Palm r4saf, Straw and Ganpeaoh
HATS, at the lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
No. TO- Magazine street., Now Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-05

S4HAs. Il. NASH, BROKER. AND DEALER IN
" SCRIP, STOCK, NOTES, REAL ESTATE AND Ell
CHANGE,
NO. as CRrondeiea street.
oal ly Retpgaen Common and Grsvfar.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-06
VOL. V---NO. 657.
Munttarp aTtS Commercial 8fbitm.
BALTIMORE. April 5, 1860


There was pretty large business done in STOCKS 10
day at the Board the transactions amounting IN Vaue
to nearly 100000. There more done IN hairoad
shares than there has been two three days past
and Baltimore and Ohio improved to n per cent
Sales Of 4lO shares made at the ooaru al SosH
seller so days s7Oh regular way ana soAg'o1 puyer
60 days and 100 shares sold subsequently at S7Oh
for the opening The stock closed at S7OH bid, S7O4
asked reqpIar way For Nohern Central Railway there
,vas some demand and sales made of 400 shares
s15 cash and s5S buyer 60 days. and it left off at SIS
hid s15y asked regular way. Mining stocks were
active again. but with the exception of Springfield
Guilfcrd, they lower than yesterday. Gardner
Hill of which there $3.50 shares Sold opened at
s74 decline of g the closing price of yesterday,
hut dropped off subsequently ST. and again advanced
to l9G731, which figure the final were made
1t closed regular way at s7s bid, SIX asked There
300 shares Guford sold at s3% buyer 60 days
terdays price $50 shares North State at seal 81 the
closing sales being at the latter figure, and $50
shares Cambridge at 81 44G15o. Springfield was quite
buoyant, and further advance of 1s4 per share
established in it. Sales made of 82S shares at
S3A cash and of 800 shares at So 81 buyer 60 days
it closed firm at s3k bid s3as asked regular way There
demand for Loans and sales were made at the
Board OF 81 600 Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds
So $500 Baltimore City 6 1890 at 90 and 500 do 6s
1873 at 99HG1OO Sales also Of s3,45O Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Extra dividend orders at So
Foreign Exchange is still quiet, but for sterling bills
rates have advanced The rates today follows,
viz: London, bankers bills 1Os%1O9 do. commercial
do, 10SK@1OsA Paris 60 day bills ST. 164 do short
sight do, ST. 13A Antwerp, 5f 15; Bremen, 7s46D79
Amsterdam, 41Sd41h; Hamburg, S6a; Cologne 73S;
Frankfort-on the Maine AN.
In New York to-day Missouri 6's advanced X and
Reading H. but most of the stocks the list lower
New York Central declined 2s Erie p; Cleveland and
Toledo %; Michigan Southern Il; Michigan Southern
guaranteed x; Canton Y; Rock Island Y; and Galena
and Chicago q.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of this city, has de-
cared dvd nd of four per cent for the past six months
payable 18th inst.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, April 4.-No. 1856. Alexander
McCune, plaintiff in error, rs. James Bowman. In
error to the Circuit Court of the United States for
the Northern District of California. On motion oil
Mr.. Janin, of counsel for the defendant in error,
this writ of error docketed and dismissed, with
costs.
No. SO. The United States, appellants, u.s. James
R. Bolton. The argument of this cause was con-
tinued by Mr.. Walker for the appellee, and by Mr..
Attorney General Black for the appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


JAMAICA-SchT. Ann Maria.-640 bbls flour, Is boxes
tobacco, do kegs do tcs hams $50 kegs but
ter 80 bbs pork, tierce Bacon Is bbs beef 27
cheese $50 bbls. meal bbls OIL $50 boxes candles 100
bbls biscuit 20 boxes do, so bds paper 10 match
es 200 bushels corn, 25 bags peas, bbs spirits urpen
tine, so bbls potatoes.
WEST INDIEs-Schr. Graham.-200 bbs. -four, $50 do
meal 20 do pork so tins lard 25 kegs butter Ala
candles, S66 boxes soap, hhds tobacco box do tcs
hams, S76 bushels corn 20 bags peas, bags beans 20
boxes cheese, 1000 slaves, pistols, l clock
BERMUDA-Ketch COmet.-224 bbls. -four SO bbls meal,
bbs pork, 20 boxes candles casks rice bags coffee
bbs tar bales hay, 1,161 bushels corn Is bbs
81 bags bran, 10 do peas box oysters kegs butter I3
Gallons nnin
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

CUASTW ISE.
CHARLEsToN-Schr. Erchange.-2S 600 feet flooring
Whedbee & Dickinson.
CHARLEsToN-Schr. Zdudlld-S2 bales cotton. Mills
Mayhem Co.; lot of machinery, order
FOREIGN.
BIRD IsLAND-Brig H,tmboldt.-2OO tons guano A. B.
Morton & sons.
MATANzAs-Brig En,pire.-2o hhds. sugar, 1856 do mo-
lasses, 1856 bbls. do, Spence & Reid.
CARDRNAs-Schr. Maria Ro1dnd.-45 hhds. molasses,
800 bbs. do, Jas. l. Fisher & sons.
PUBNIco-Br. &hr. Ajar-1 500 bushels potatoes 119
bbls herring, do. mackerel, 100 doz eggs master.
AREcIBo, p R:-Dan brig Elisa.-351 hhds sugar,
md EnaSn ca
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ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS IN NAPLES.-The
following is a extract from letter of Philade-
phian now in Naples to his friends in that city,
"NAPLEs, March 9th, lSG0.-Things are in a
wretched condition here. revolution antic
pated on Saturday last On Sunday morning, the
proprietor of our hotel was taken out of his bed
and carried off to prison, and to-day he has been
banished from his home and family. lie is a man
of influence and wealth, but chose to express love
for liberty. Last week, thirty persons of position
were exied. To what low condition must a peo-
pie have sunk, when they find themselves unable to
rise and overthrow such CALLING tyranny. But |
even fear to write on this subjective are sur
rounded everywhere by spies"
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

DECEMBER TERM.-ANNAPOLIs,A April 5th.-No. 73.
Caleb S. Maltby, surviving partner of Holt Malt
pany, use of James NJ Stephenson. Appeal from
the Superior Court of Baltimore city. The argu-
ment in this further continued and con-
cluded by Lat e for the appelees, and Schley for
the appellant. No "A is postponed to Monday, the
10th of ApriI.-The cases next in order are Nos
TX 76 II 79 &c
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ADVANCE IN THE VALUE OF LAND INMARYLAND AND
DELAwARE.-Dr. Thompson, of Delaware, at late
meeting of the Philadelphia Agricultural Society,
remarked, ''that the construction of little rail
road from Wilmington, down the peninsula, through
Delaware and Maryland, had more than quadrupled
the value of the land, which had been greatly i'm
proved, and was equal to any in the United States.
The forests of that region too found to be in
dispensable to furnish wood for ship-building.
In New Castle county, Delaware, land was worth
now, from 500 to $500 per acre,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-06

The usual spring meeting Of the General Ticket
Agents Association will be held Pittsburg on the llth
inst. number of the membars have been in favor of
holding the convention in New York, but understand
that the place fixed by the Agents. at their meeting
in Cincinnati last fall will not probably be changed 1t
will undoubtedly be of the largest gatherings of rail
road men that has yet been held.
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- (d &C.
Some extra good Beeyes may be quoted at. ..1OKG-c

Medium: s2S9 &C.
Some extra good Beeves may be quoted at. .1OXdy-c
The general average of the mark ct at sHc
The most Of the sales range from to 9Hc
Total number of Beeves leceved in city this week
3Sl3 A'
This is 167 head than last week, and 1856 head
less than the average of last year. The average number
at each Wednesday market last year was 297S head
while the number to-day, being 967 shows 1S9 head
week.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, April 4.-There is very
little Quercron Bark arriving, and 1st No. is scarce
ana wanted at $29, which price is refused by
holders, There is quotabe change in Flour and the
market continues dull at previous quotations; the only
sale We hear of is 200 bbs superfne $5 624 which
price refused by most holders for standard brands and
1919 asked the sales however, at this figure limited
to the wants Of the trade who buying moderately
from SIS rs to Sc for superne, $66 25 for extras Sc
G6 rs for family and 81 per bbl for fancy brands
quality; the receipts continue light. Rye Flour is
ing in small way only at 81 25 Pennsylvania Corn
Meal is offered at So so per bbl without finding buyers
The demand for Wheat is fair, and the receipts light
OLA for fair to good and prime reds 81 GOAL 63
for white Rye is wanted at SC cts some holders ask
more for Pennsylvania small sale Of fair Delaware
1000 bushels yellow 73 cts afoat including 900
bushels damaged at from 5S to 90 cs to condition.
the receipts moderate. Oats in fair supply and
rather quiet at 46 cts for Pennsylvania and 44x cts for
Delaware. Barley and Malt unchanged and but lit
tie selling. In Groceries there is more doing, and some
500 hhds Sugars mostly Cubas for refining sold at 6A
cts. A sale of Porto Rico made at ~ cts, all on
time The Provision market is quiet, 200 bbls. city
packed Mess sold SS25 per bbl cash Beef is dull OF
Bacon the sales limited at yesterdays figures Green
Meats continue firm with sales of about $50 casks Sides
and Shoulders, in SALT at eS cts for the former and 7
cts. for the latter, on time. Nothing doing in Hams
worthy of note Lard is steady at II cts. for bbls and
tcs and II cts for kegs Butter and Cheese dull
There is very little prime Coverseed oering and it is
wanted at 81 so per bushe Timothy is quiet sale of
100 bushels poor quality made at So per bushel
Nothing doing in Flaxseed for the of stock Whis
key is rather frmer Pennsylvania bbls. sold at 2d2lH
cts Ohio do. 22k cts; Drudge 19H2o cts, and hhds
at 81 cts.
NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET, for the week ending
April 2d-Sperm-We notice further inquiry Sperm
The transactions for the include sales
We quoteS0O bbls for export in parcels at 1877 to 13S
cts gallon and to the trade 420 bbs at l3S cts and
95 do. dark at lis cts. per gallon.
Whale.-The market for Whale is very quiet. The only
transactions for the week sales of $50 bbs Northern
at 46x cts, 800 do South Sea at As cts, and $50 bbls
Humpback at 45 cts. per gallon.
Whalebone.-N transactions.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Cotton is dull-sales to-day of
700 bales. Flour is firm-sales of 10000 bbls Ohio
s5.95G605; Southern $5.95@6.l5. Wheat is quiet
Corn is rm-sales of "a 900 bushels; white SdSo cts
mixed 70h71H Beef is quiet 81 rs to SO so for
Mess Pork is dul-Mess s17 7.50617 81. Lard heavy
l0H611 cts. Sugar is heavy and active at decline of
q; New Orleans cts Muscovado 64@)62 cts. Moas
steady at AZ cts. Spirits Turpentine steady 469
46H cts. Rosin is dull at 81 51H. Rice is steady.
CINCINNATI April 5.-The market for Flour is gener
ally unchanged, Whiskey 1S1dllSS cts. Provisions
dull and heavy holders willing sellers Mess Pork
offering at s7(9l7.25 Bulk Meats 6% @sS cts; Bacon
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-06

Hon. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-We are glad to be able
to remove the anxiety which publications yester-
day respecting the health of this distinguished
Senator were calculated to impart to his numerous
friends at home and elsewhere. A severe inlam-
nation in his eye rendered a surgical operation on
one of them necessary. This operation was sue
cessfully performed by DR.. Stone, on Saturday
last, and are happy to state that Mr.. Davis has
so far recovered from its effects that he hopes to
be able to resume his place in the Senate in two or
three days.-Ndt htelligencer, April 8.
A REPUBLICAN MEETING IN VRGINIA.-A Repub-
lican meeting was held at New Manchester, Han
cock county, Va, on the 2lst ult., John Bro,0n
presiding. The resolutions adopted concur with
Republican doctrines to slavery in the terrific
ries, and enumerate several grievances to which
they subjected citizens of Virginia from the
institution of slavery.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-06

The New York Tribune of this morning says
There fair degree of activity at the morning
Board to-day, and the tendency upward without
important change in quotations excepting in two
instances. There rather disposition shown to
put out short contracts by of the bear obbers
the market took the stock freely.
The following table shows the condition of the banks
in the four cities named:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-06

The thicky built up portion of the city of Phila
delpnia covers a space Of over nine square miles,
Two square miles more than the built up portion Of
New York,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-06

FIRE IN PRINCE GEoRGE's CoUNrY.-We learn,
SAYS the Marlborough Gazette, that fire broke out
on the place of Col. Carter, in Bladensburg Dis
trict on Saturday last, doing considerable damage
eve was the largest sufferer-bis loss is estimated
at 81, ,OOO He lost, besides great deal of fencing
and other property, about one hundred and twenty
cords of wood
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-For the week ending
April 4-According to the reports from the several
market places the city, there have been received this
week:
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Sheriff Creamer had compromised a large number
of bawdy house and liquor cases, and he knew that
the Judge would expose him and hold him to ac-
countability for his misdeeds The old honest man
must therefore be sacrificed, so that the guilty
could be shielded. Mr.. Rodgers continued his re-
marks for some time, when he entered upon a lau-
dation of Coleman Yellott at which there was con-
siderable kissing.
AT the close of Mr.. Rodgers speech, Col. VIM.
II. Cole moved the appointment of a committee of
three to wait upon Judge Mason, Mr.. Yeott and
Mr.. Walsh, to know the reason why those gentle
men did not attend the meeting, as they had prom
lsed.-A voice.-'l move we adjourn" Another
voice.--"The meeting stands adjourned until
the Court takes a drink" = The Presi-
dent put the motion for the appointment of
the committee. There were two votes in the affr-
native, end three in the negative. Cries of '.di-
vison," eve didn't hear it back here" and cat
call. Also cries for "Goud." The Chair invited
Mr.. Gould to the stand, but that gentleman did
not make his appearance. The Chair appointed
Messrs. VIM. II. Cole, 7. Joseph Rodgers, and
Mr.. Chase the committee to wait upon Judge
Mason, and the other speakers which were to be.
L. Joseph Rodgers moved to adjourn until next
Thursday night. A voice-'I propose we all take
a drink" Another voice-''Adourn to meet at
Monument square, will have room sutfi-
cient" Mr.. David C. Springer said that he knew
Judge Mason was out of town, and the proposition
to adjourn until Thursday night next should meet
the appreciation of the meeting A voice
81 offer a substitute.-Let's adjourn now to Monu-
ment square, and have a night of it, The
motion to adjourn was lost, by an overwhelming
vote Loud cries for Marcus Denison, but that
gentleman, though present, kept his seat, where
"Mr Denison is here, and hope he will come up
and enchain the audience Mr.. Denison did not
confer that favor. VIM. H. Cole moved to ad-
Journ The President put the affirmative, and
without calling for the negative pronounced the
meeting adjourned, to the apparent dissatisfaction
OF number of the sympathiZers.
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In Tenshaw county, Ond.,) couple were
recently married by the commandant of a fort in
that vicinity There was no minister present, and
the couple thought that as the captain had been
placed there by the government general pro-
tector and regulator of affairs, be bad right to
the authority he assumed.
Writers from Pixies Peak describe spring, pos
waters are at once exceedingly exhilarating, and
peculiarly pleasant-one can drink quart at
time. Some enterprsing gentlemen have built
hotel at the spot so certain they of its being
made place of resort.
The widow of the late Rev. Robert Hall died at
her residence near Bristol, England on the 18th
ult., at the advanced age of "a.
Mr.. Douglas E. JerrOld, son of Douglas Jerrold,
OF England, is in Charleston, s. @.
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Tota....$239 1913 800 II 209 S79 3I7531l5
Previous week S2535sl 46i9 35 3l3l9525 l374T742

lncrease....... saiiTI5 55o5n 433,5oO 794 $40
The figures as compared with the same week of last
year are
loans Specie @ircun. Deposits
Last $9 9s.29 72O9S79 81 753l5 I39 25i
Last 235 02635 81 S62,J73 29ql3S52 Ii56y2539
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BY TFTtEKAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and !'itirot,t
No. 20 South street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-04
3lem embellishments,
TON CENTRATED LEAVEN,
~ FOR MAKING
b r H AID, II H A 9 a K e $,
All kinds of Pastry, &c, DC,
manufactured by
EDHV. CEE a MBE Rim az CO.,
Propretors of Shawmut Chemical Works,
No. 80 India Street, Boston,

Concentrated Leaven is the result of careful chemical
resarch All its ingredients prepared in the highest
state OF purity and compounded with ia view to produce
bread of far better quality and in much less time than
by other and the manufacturers submit it
with entire confidence to the judgment of discriminating
hOusekeepers, bakers, &c, &c.
Bread of all kinds made by using CONCENTRATED
LEAvEN. is lighter. dgestibe and nutricious has
agreeable natural taste is less liable to sour will
tain its moisture longer than by any other process and
the whole preparation for the need not exceed
minutes.
II is valuable because pcrshabe, and may be
dered available in places and at times when yeast is not
within reach In all climates and under all
circumstances it may adopted, thus obviatng all diff
Guilty of procuring yeast other ferment which is fire
quenty of inferior quality rendering the bread more
or less unwhOlesome.
1t is also valuable regards economy, it has been
ascertained that saving is effected in the -four of not
less than IL cent In the process much Of
the saccharne of the flour is lost by being converted in
carbOnic acid gas, rit and the is incurred
solely for the purpose of generating gas to the
dough. By using CONCENTRATED LEAvEN, this waste ia
avoided and the gas obtained in equally ef
cacious. Fermentation, has been stated destroys
part of the -four meal and, in consequence barrel
OF -four weighing 1856 lbs which by the method
ordinarily makes about $50 lbs of bread, gives by this
process $50 lbs thus efecting the very important saving
of Is per cent in the quantity of -four By conformity
to the directions each package any person of ordinary
attention conduct the process and the result will
invariably be highly satisfactory
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-04
Execution Of Gen. Walker.

New YORK, Oct. 3.-The Havana Diario
contains an account of the execution of Gen.
Walker. He was notified ON the evening of
the 18th ult of his sentence. At eight the
following morning, he was marched to the
place of execution, with a crucifix in his hand,
listening to psalms which priest was reciling
in his ear. On entering the hollow square of
soldiery, he said, 81 am Roman Catholic
The war which made upon Honduras, at the
suggestion of some Ruatanos, was unjust.
Those who accompanied me are not to blame,
/ alone am guilty ask pardon of the peo-
pie, receive death with resignation. Would
that it might be for the good OF society" Wal
ker died with remarkable tortitude.