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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
New.Orleans.
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

A Medical Board viii meet on Governors Island ths
first Of next Stay for the examination and promotion Of
applicants to the Medical Sa of the q. s. Army Sur
etou c. A. Finley, President. detachment Of AZ
men arrived on Governors Island from Hsrpers Ferry
on the 18th inat all well A general inspection Of
Ell The troops on the Lland took place yesterday. The
follow ing officers had reported for duty to the Com
mar dsnt of the Newport Barracks on the 18th inst:
Capt. Hendrickson, 9Th Infantry, and Lieutenan.s
John t. Mercer, LIST Dragons b. Z. Finley, 6.h In
fsntrv ana George w. Carr of the 9th Infantry. Com
psny II, ID Infantry, left Fort Leavenworth on the
18th inst, en- route for Fort Riley. Maj Day, with
three companies I'd Infantry will leave Fort Laramie
on the 18th of May for Fort Riley, and Col. Miller,
with four companies I'd Cavalry andtwo companies ID
Drspoons, will operate against the Kiows Indiana
For the protection and of the Astronomical Sur
yeypg Corpe and tue depots Of the Bound
CIV Commissioners, the commanding officer Of Harney
Depot. W. T has been ordered TO furnish, from time
20 time, all necessary details from his command, upon
the equstion of the Boundary Commissioners or that
Of TIE Chief Astronomer.
Three revenue vessels-H Harriet Lane Aiken, and
Dobbin-stalioned between Cape Roman and Cape
Florida are or sharp lookout for slsyers The Dob
bin has ecne to Port Royal, having heard that three
savers expected at that place. The United States
revenue cutter Crawford arrived at Charleston the
Eth inst; all well.
The latest adyices from China state that the United
States steam corvette Hartford, Fag-0hcer Strplng
was at Shapgbse on the lst Of January; all we'll The
John Adams had also arrived at Hong Kong; all well.
The following is list of her officers: Commander.
John NJ Bantam; Lieutensnts, Edw. A Barnett, Guy
ler Hsll aud Stone; Surgeons, u. +. Gibbs ana r.
Londsdsle; Master, G. NJ. Blodget Purser, ii. n
Day; Gunner Lane; Carpenter, Robtnet sinnaAsr'
Cassel; BoatswaD, Mr.. Smith; Captain osra''
Sbankey; Pursers CLERK, WstkinS First L'eo'cnAn.'
d. NJ. Cohen United States Marine corps Som"AA"-
ing the Marine Guard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
MARINE AFFAIRS.

TRIAL TRIP OF THE STEAMER SETH eRosVkSoH'
Yesterday at noop this steamer lets her wharf ana
n,oce.ded DOWN the Bay triatrr, having on BOARD
ib,. Managers of the New York Colonization society
slso M,sers, johnson and Dunbar, the owners, VIA
ssv.r,l citizens of Monroyia. The Seth Grosyeror
was built by Henry Steers, esq cost ADDS OF
~ tlns resiEter Length Of kee', 80 feet; ten, 10
fac, inches depth Of hold 5 feet inches. Shs Ia,
rlanly fitted up. No expense hss been spareeo make
her a substantial and fast boat She Is TO Fl on tho
COAT as a mail and express steamer. AthouI she s
50 small, Capt. Reimer, who has eon.rasted .oske her
to The Coast mas the fullest confidence in the vessel and
her ousH.ies IL is intenisd 10 touch st Bemudas
there to repenish her coal and stores, from thoes TO
tho Azores 20 COAL and thence direct 70 Monroyia. Sac
will carry fifteen DAYS igs- and with the aid her
rts lshe being schooas'-Iggejl, she a expessd 'o-
make Lhe yoy age III thirty days TLe crew VII eoa.Ss
Ct nine persons, captain, mate, engineer, aud AsSsa1l
,wo BIen'sp, two seanan, aud cook. HeE sngine's
Which were built the Ailaire Works, worked sdla.rA
bly,; the vessel mace 10 miles with pressure Of %
poaAda, 9s, snd very little vibration was per-
eepibe. TIE trip proved highly satisfactory TO All con-
ceset. Tine FROM Old sip 10 tho east END o. Gone!
Islhnd and bach, henr and 30 ninasss. o"iaS 10 tao
gbue ss Of tie Sisd tlAl Of the sAlis Wa
be. Thia Steau,er is well wgiihy of visit She Il
brg al the foot of Tsosh ssrces T. H. She sas ps
! Tipnd,y us1i, Goth lust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
The Missouri and Western Teie-
graph Company.

81 LOUIS, thursday, Apfu 10, loOo
Tbs Missouri and Western Telegraph Company was
organized yesterday by the election Of G. NJ stebbns
PfesiseIt ard Treasurer, Edward Creighton General
AgeIt and Robert c. Clowey Secretary ana Soperin-
tendeDt. Among the corporatos of this Company are
Cberes Nj. Siebbins OF Sc. LOUIS Isaac X. Ewo0d oil
Rochette, and j. III. Wade and Arson Sager OF Ceve-
land This Company contemplatss the immediate con-
struction of line TO Omaha, Nebraska, and Council
Bluffs Iowa, extending westward TO the Pixies Peak
geld Ieeion and it IL their design TO push forward
their northern and southern extensions as rapidly
as poss1ble. They will be prepared to connect
With northern or southern lie 10 California, or
both IL two ars built, is mot likely TO be the case
thus convergDg ali the lines west Of the Mississippi at
tbis point making st. Louis the great distributing CEN
ter Of telegraph business between the Atlantic and Pa
cifc stations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
fNF NAV LATER FROM EUROPE
appva1. op TIE NORTH AMERICAN.
The CooIis Trade-shOcklnsy Revelations,
THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN A YAfEuRg.


PORTLAND, Ms., Thursday, April 10, 1850.
! The steamship North American, Ca IT, Arten, ffsx
Liverpool on tho 4th inst, aud Queenstown On toe ID,
arrived here at O'Clock this evening. ..
By Telegraph to Qneenstopn>
LONDON, Thursday, April 8 lso0.
The London Daily Ne~s City Articlej Of yestsrd&y
eyeISDK ssys:
TODAY there was further Improvement IN the
FUNDS Of 30 eighth bat In the afternoon the, rslspssd
to Yesterdays prices. The supply Of money is moro
liberal but the high rates continue. But litse basncss
il done below "A as " cent"
The Times lCny AItisls) Of last evening says thse
there has been fall 10 tho shares OF The Crest West
eIb and Canada RsiIwsy 10 consequence of the non
declaration of a dividend.
Illinois Central declined on the announcement OF .
call.
Shocking revelations lad been msde concerning the
cooie trade in the southern pors Of Cboa, on ntor-
nation derived from the deposition Of lOS men taken
from the coois receiving ships An inquiry was o.
deIed by the allied c0mmander-in chief sad !. wss as
ceItsI ed that in three coolis vessels tao American
SHIPS ard the other an Oldenburg bark, the coolies
had been kidnapped and nominal consOnt to an eighs
years engagement ia Cuba, wrung from them by hor-
ribe modes Of torture.
Louis Blanc had made most successful debut a.
public lecturer.
NAPLES, April 4.-Factious persons ettacked the
troops at Palermo, bus they were dispersed and the
city then became tranquil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

ApRrsT OF AN ALLEGED NEw-YoRK huRnEE Is a.
The following il from Memphis TENN paper OF me
ISth inst Yesterday, as Mr. sa%ae. wiz" "a "a
vow ~ 80 lila name rs w. g. Loo MIS- alias hr-
man y, fugitive from justice from the Ssse Of New
~ when Immediately proceeded TO magns'
trS es office nd ewere out warrant asaaa 30 1S
w.. and lodged IN jail. Ii seems thai three yeafS
.nce IN the Little town OF Mount Hope eenesse 10,
New York, daring burglary was COMMITTED upon Tue
nTsm,ses of the Snetii of Gtnesee ConntS' ana loo
Eie1iF murdered in cold blood. Loemis, who WA gas
eTsa rna6o As escape ana TO thls city about a
Year ago. During hs dsncs here, he nas beaR on-
Gagged IA sOme mschincEhOp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
Southern Items.

AUGUSTA, Ia, Thursday, April II, IS6U
Postmaster General Hot and wife have arrived at
Cb6rlesto from Florida.
Judge Magrath decided on Wednesday that the
South Carolina Circuit Court has exclusive jurisdiction
seainst Capt. Corre and that his cannot be re-
newed in Georgia.
Editors and newspaper men generally are gathering
rapidly at Chareston.
Alvin Blakesley of Uiea, n. ", dentist, my3.e-
rously disappeared at yea on Monday last lrom the
steamship Augusta, at Savannah from New YORK. He
is supposed TO have been insane ard to have been
1rOuutd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
SPAIN.

MADRID April 4--When the troops found that Gen.
Ortega had deceived them 70 the offset Of the re-
cent movement they refused TO marco TO his cry Of
" VNe Ia Reina." The General seeing the turn sff.n
had taken, took fight, and was pursued by his own
iroops Hopes entertained that he will be cap
ured The troops be misled have made their scbmis-
zion to the Queen.
Trspquillny reieps in the Balesric Isles.
Perfect tranquility also prevails throughout the M
ton.
dress of devotion to the Queen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

The National Unloa Convention, hsia o. 49,,
on Wednesday, seems 10 have been rather Fr -,
liar affair. While they chose delegates 70 INC 20
timOre Convention, they adopted resolution % S'0
effect that they would not be bound BY its DO anA-
tons, but would support whomsoeyer they cnose'
This is the policy of the Hon WASHINGTON HUT
who intends to support perhaps the Democratic
perha "A the Republican tckes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

5ermeo and Councilmen act promptly in ssis mat
ter TAe bid ia bona fide the suretiss have been
approved BY the Controller, and nothing Is wanting
now but the ratification Of the award by the Com
mon Council So Gar as we can see, there IS 10
good reason for this delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

AT the recent municipal election in Kansas Cisy'
Dr. G. M. b. Waughs was elected Mayor, over 'no
two Democratic nominees, by lis majority. mus we
zee the seeds of Freedom planted during the sragsls
against the powers of Slavery, springinS up AZ 'Hi'
no Oy and beoutiful country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

DEATH OF FAMOUS TRoTTER,-The celebrated
sixyesr old trottng horse Ben Higdon, died at St.
Louis, of lung fever, on Monday evening. He had
trot,ed mile in 2:7 the fastest time ever made by
six-year CD Three weeks ago, his owners, Messrs'
Durham & Higdon, had refused 8, coo for him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
Later from pixies Peak.

LkAvkhMoRTH, Thursday, Apnl ~, louO.
The express hem Denver Lily on tns l9sh arrived
laslr sht, with = Geo in geld per messenger IL ms.
the second gong. on pony express al y FsJas Bluils
Nothing o. special interest had transpirod in tho gold
rFioD. Emigrants were arriving rapidly, and prePa-
rstoDs fOr ping Wero being actively carried forward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

BILLS SIGsrD-The Governor yesterday signed the
foIowng-entitled bills:
5l7 For the relief Of MIRA Anna T. S.annaId.
sl8 In relation to the Colonial History Of the State OF New
York -
SIG To establish the grade Of Fstbush in the City of
Brooklyn and to conform the aoacen. and interesting streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
Suicide.

BosTos, Thursday April ~, 1860.
Cbas. Stone prominent lawyer of Plymouth, N.
H., snd member OF the New Hampshire Legislature,
committed suicide this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
Pcuus,Iynui. Railroad.

Harrisburg Thursday, April l9, 1860.
car posed through this evening On tho Peunsy-
vapia Railroad, direct from ST. Louis for Philadelphia
V tn uIoduce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
Fire al ALBANY.

ALBANY, n. Y, Thursday, April 10, 1904
fire broke cut thie AFTERNOON on Orange stroes
pear Hawk, and before il wan subdued fifteen ifamo
buildings dtetoJed. TIE total loss will mol sA-
eeel fl5,tUO, win L partially insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

FouED DKAD.-MFs. sullivan ol No 70 Cherry
street found on Of her boarders named Patrick Slsy
Is g dead ulop the secord story stairway lsn ing lat
riett. The decearea WA MA 0tiaenpey.,e lb.ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
AIY2TRAIIA
COMMFRCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Great floods have destroyed much properly. Al
the rail way works progressing satisfactorily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
SWITZERLAND

Tie National Council by vote Of LOG against .,
ard the Council of State unanimously have voted the
extraordinary powers demanded BY the Federal Coun-
Gil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
From Havana.

NEw-ORLEAEs, "Wednesday, April Is 1901
The steamship Havana has arrived from Havana,
18th inst. No news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20


LIVERPOOL April 5-0wirg to the closing of the
erke;s and Friday, the commercial herewith
forwarded win out in the America Sa,ayday
LIVERPOOL CoTTOs MARKET.-LIyERPooL, Thurs
oaJ The Brokers' Circular reports the sales for the last
few days 5000 bales, Of which 200 bales specastof
and 700 bales to exporters The market vii De closed to-
morrow being Coed Frioay ell qualities have slightly declined
Nd inferior qualities difficult TO SELL except at irregular
tric.s the to-day Thurdsy foot 1000 oass Of whh
200 bales speculation, add for export. The market
closes steady with fair demand at the following quotations.:
Fsu Kidding
Mobie..... o.
Uplsnds. o-io
The stock port estimated at $4,000 baes OF which
7l3e0o bales are American
STarE or TRADE TIE Manchester trade report
saws there has been change since Tuesday There has besn
steady business In Cloths, at fal prices -
LWEKPOoL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Aessrs. Rich
ad,on Spence Co. report the market for Bread'iaHs qe
bot steady r, =.
LrEkPooL Provision MaRKET.-The Liverpool
Provision inactive but steady. The holiday has pro-
cuced qrietness IN the market
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKET.-Pot Ashes quiet at
20 d2s6 Peal Ashes quiet 1881 d06 Sugar quiet sed de-
cned sd0ed. Co5ee steady. Rice quiet Cod Oh S6 Gs
Lseed on da8 g. Roam dull a. 1884 for common Spur
lis TuTpentine dlll at 3si6. Tea-ssles unimpofant
IosDoN MONEY MARKET.-Cons0ls closed on Thurs
day at e4sae4i for money snd sts aets for account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20
To the Associs.ss Press.
WaguTEl

To the A8s0cia.sa Prels
WAsHIsGroE, Thursdsy, April 70, 1860.
The Senate to-day confirmed the appoin ment Of
Frank Z. Wooten as Secretary Of Safe for Utah.
The Committee on Elections have reported ia favor
Of Mr.. Howard against Cooper, the sitting member, In
the Michigan contested case MossIs. GartIell Sler
nap and Boyce unite in the minority report.
This completes the hundredth dsy the House hiss
been in actual session. There u no donb., from pres
snt indie stions, tina. quorum viii be present during
the ext week. AZ much however, cannot be said Of
ibe Senate, many Of its members having already leh
The city.
Nearly al the Republicans vote against the Senates
smendrt Mt spprop ri 4tng nearly 900 600 enable
TIE President 20 call into service regiment Of Texan
E0rnted volunteers Meesrs. Carter, Curtis; Junkin,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

The vickssurg (Ass-) SIN OF the 9Th Inst records
The following account Of dreadful uaro4y near shai
city
few years $50 Mr. lafayette lee vas married 10 q
youug sdy Of this county, Mss Hicks and renansi FOR
Gems time ut The rc.senoe q his ~'es father IN a
snort time lee gave unmstskahe evidence Of beiur d-
ss,e6sd and treated his young wife untindlv. TEN.
pcrary separation tcsk place, curing Which Nrs Lee
man Cd ~ Der fa'ner'6 house until reconciliation vas
efscsei lee mouths rgo, vent 70 dss enurst Cor
the prrpoec o. tcsshps school lie was unsuocsss,nl
ana finally reirrred 70 this comfy and collected the
assstaroe n Nr. flowers (who WIS res,ivo).
NJ. F1wers generously rendered tic hosyifahnes
~ ~ touse 10 Ice and ts wife, who aocepiei
shevs NJ y frequently saw euovsh " conyiaes him
se that lee rsted ns wife urkndy, and feronslrstsa
VII him ard urged hm " make s0rle exe-ticn 70 STD.
pcri biz family prcrcrng 70 Msst him IN any audable
ensr 90 thursday ast Mrs Lee expressed her srxiey
70 zee her notier and q wish 10 visit Der hone she
could OBTAIN couvtysnee Mr.. rovers lofOrmsd he,
that carriage ~ her service for The purpose
wfer ever are ~sshed a. lee remarked that she should
no, co. and threatened 70 XII her she otl Having
been a,sfT threatened BY him In IKE mauRer she
old rot spper alarmed
On Iissy tie sutiect was again snnded 70,
and lee persisted 10 his threat. snort tins
after rr. lee sat down 10 play game Of
ohess WITH NJ Flowers, lee oooupyiny . 20
siton irfacdiaely behind Mr.. +. lnafsw moments an
expression Of horror noced upon he fAcs Of Mrs
lee who appeared 70 be gazing al her husband Mr. Fo~
ere, h,rkrg perhaps thsi Lee vas suddenly taken w.
urned snd asked him What vas the matter fbe answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

10, not "a be dumpec before she shssrs,v any c,ss
e'peAsU opposed The sdopsion Of the cAAper bscs
"a .pcs.S S''ts g s D.sssss a.
sbjsctrd 10 bsesuse could hinder persans iroupuy
sAses for seresoi porpse: aas also because vas
tans, Hespsssfse and good for p0shpg II vsss
Ldp appended the Discipline sod me old casoAr
was worm M Of chat gisssrIy Affair When was
DscpDe Regularly and tae result A. tnai slaves
msnuuine5 There 10 that STATE ~ 900
nDc Sc eco free coorsd people. Who emspc,pA,ed tsen
fei't began their eD.ncpsuop and meg did nothing b.
cause they began wah attacks upon men, not upon
be followed by speeches from DR. Sc ssi Penren
COMBS, Noes Bin ano Ds Hunter and Kingsley.
A, The copciosop Of the speeches
90 that tho pier would rear, We believe tas ns
mercensry buying, selling, holding or uspg human
besgs, DC at IN, suggestion or the presiden. ne
vithorev ,be amen omeDt for tbe present
Dr. DuRlIS, at HE suggestion OF the minority, who
h'h mee,ipg last Dignt moved TO take the compro
GzoRos HuGHfs presented another 70 the
effect ba. The aay not consulted 10 this pro
possd change OF such sgnude that the Bsoope SHOULD
hrst present the proposed chapter 70 the several
ANIMAL Conferences and the Pr siding Elders 70 tos
Quarterly oSnfersDces, and n II receives three fourtns
vote 10 shall take ell, c. rho ayes noes de-
nanoed which resulted in the rejesnon Of the res,ln
lion by q vote OF isS u o..
M huSKoE then offered the proposed nos chapter In
the foSm OF resolution 10 Dc entered upon the journal OF
no Cobieresce instead Of NJ inserted In the Dsc
pine. rns paper was seDed by few progressive dee
signed tho ding thar II should De inserted
In The pastoral address OF the Bsnops.
Dr. HAVEN proposed 70 lay H on tho table, wheveupon
r sflc1R seDaboec the ayes and nays amid greet
fusion. Dr. haven sas induced 1, wishd-a~ hw moioo
after which Mr. bunrocs resolution was taken up ana
Resolved Tuas the new chapter be inserted ia the j,ur
nal and embodied in the pastoral address a.
men,s Of the Conference On the subject Of slavery leaving
The ayes and nays were demanded, but the resolution
WA lott by Q vote Of l3l 70 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05
TWENTY-FIVE DAY.


The Conference was presided over by Bshop Simpson.
Rev. MosEs BnL conducted the religious exercises.
Dr. CURRY made an Intellectual attempt TO bring up the
slavery report, motion having been adopted to receive
reports Of standing and special committees.
The Committee the Book Concern presented resou
ton nsucDg the book agents act Of moor
poraton for the Methodist Book Concern, which was
adopted.
Reports educational matters, and the majority and
minority reports lay delegation, then read, and
the tao latter laid over under the rule.
On motion Of DR.. KINGSLEY the discussion Of the third
resolution slavery resumed, and Dr.. DmrsnR, OF
the Garrett BIBLICAL Institute, took the floor. The
ry, tAd, affirmed that expectancy should be
by which action should be governed in reference 70
slavery. Expeoeney was . safe gud within Us proper
sphere but was always uaitorous wherever 1t was in
conflict with right, and he therefore protested against
sush action this great moral question. Toe speaker
10 speak In favor Of the majority report, but
points features the argument OF
VINO preceded him the side Of the queston and
continued until The time Of adjournment arrived
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05
rELEcRAPHIc.

BrvADo, June = Isco
To- Conference me, ats O'Clock UpOa oaiiny the roll
90 quorum vas found present
Adjourned sse Dc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-05

SUDDEN Dam or A SmpsunDER--Ssssus B sssvsnsnu
dJoppee dead 81 Belfsst. No, she 2esn He wns
member Of TIA dr~ Of p Osvtsr d., shspounasss.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-31

The Republicans of Westminster held a
meeting at the town hall in the East parish,
Saturday evening last week, for the pur-
pose Of organizing a Wide Awake club,
and completed their organization by the
choice Of the following officers, viz -
President, A. NJ, Allbe T'ce Presidents, j.
c. Richardson, Esq, Hon. Ira Goodhue.
Secretaries, r. S. Stafford, Ephraim Wilcox.
The following named persons were APP
pointed for the East Parish to act in concert
with the other officers of the club as execu-
tive committee Henry May, James May,
John Phelps, VIM. p Gage, Clark Chase.
The meeting was addressed by the Pres
ident; good feeling seemed TO prevail
The meeting was finally adjourned to Sat
urday, the lst day of Sept, at o'clock, P
NJ, When the Republicans of Westminster
and vicinity, will be addressed by able
speakers who are engaged to be present fol
that purpose.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-31
DEATHS.


In Brattleboro August TO- ofdiptheria BELLE A GRAY
aged years, 2S days
In Brattleboro. August is, SARAH EDWARDS, daughter
of Francis and Mary H. Goodhue, aged years months.
In Brattleboro, August 20, CHARLES WARDER, son of
Joseph Clark, months.
In Hartland, August 10. Miss EMMA gibson, aged 10
years,
In Windsor, August l6, Col TIMOTHY ". HALL, aged
81 years.
In Ludlow. August 16, BETSY C. o.. wife OF Robert
Wallace aged % years and months.
In Ludlow, Aug. % CALVIN SARGENT, aged So years.
In Windsor, Aug %, Mrs HARRIET A. b. GREEN, wife
of Dr. Geo Green and daughter Of Hen Chester Baxter
Of Sharon, aged AZ.
In Springfield, Aug %, JAMES II. LATHAM, aged 3d.
In Springfield, %, WILLIAM MACK. aged 80.
In Springfield Aug "a daughter OF Albert Brown Esq
In Bellows Fails, August 81 GE0RGIE, only Of
ue +. Bowker aged years.
/" Go to thy rest fair child
Go 70 thy dESamless bed,
While yet gentle, indebted,
With blessings on thy head
Shall love with weak embrace
Thyupward wing detain
No! gentle angel, seek thy place
Amid the cherub train.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-31
CAMBRIDGE MARKET,

Wednesday, Aug. 20.
At market 1851 Cattle about 1000 Beeves and AL Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen Mileh Cows and and
three years old.
Prices of Market Beef-Ext including nothing but the
best large fat, stall fed oxen SO IS al O0 first quality
So q second quality So p third quality 50 IS orin-
airy s. 10 - n 5l
Working Oxen $50, a $50.
Cows and Calyes-S25, 80, 40 "a So
Warnings None two yearsoTd SO a H. three years
old IA q II.
Sheep and Lsmhs-l700 at market. Prices in lots 81
rs, q 81 each. Extra u $50 4 90 each or a. DC
per ~ live weight. Spring Lambs, 90 COCO.
Hides q SIC. Tallog, Ga Gle
Pets 5oc q 81 IS each. Calf Skins 10 q 12c q Tb.
RemaFks-There large number of cattle market
large proportion Of which Stores and half fed Beef
The highest price el obtained for pairs and
those firm 5sc the average for the best Stores
and the poorer quality of Beef dulla great many will
main uRsoid at the close, and be taken Brighton.
The cattle trains the Rutland sullivan railroads
have been changed passing Bellows Falls Monday night in
stead OF Tuesday afternoon heretofore