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a mass OF ficial correspondence discovered in
the camp Of the rebels a. Somerset, Ky. far.
FISHES uAansWeraLle proof Of the existence Of a
strong and United Union party in Eisiern Ton
neS'se, which only awaits the approach Of our
armies to reveal itself
II latter from Lowjer East Teunssses. J.
SlaSsor, Maze commanding the rebel forces in
that vicinity, says The Union feeling 10
this county is exceedingly bitter and all thew
ys-', "a my opinion, to induce them to gene.
rsl Uprising, is encouragement from tho Lincoln
sirie'. They have a great many arms, aud
are actually manufacturing Union h,gs."
W. Is. WooD, Colonel oommarJing another
rebel post, assures the Confederate Secretary Of
War, that he does "Got believe that the ULion.
lists are in the least foconciled ~ the Govern
mtn', bat on the contrary, are az hostile 10 it
"A the people Of Ohio, and will be rosdy to take
up arms a. room as they believe the L,lcoln
forces arc near enough 70 sustain them"
In another letter, announcing the suppress
sion, by iygoe Ci arms, of the revolt ia East
Tennessee, Woop declares that the feeling per-
vading thai entire country "ia hostile to the
ConftdeIa Government. Thoy will take the
cath Ci allegiance, " he rays, with no Intention
TO observe it, They are the followers and Ilvos
Of johnson and Maynard, and never intend to
be otherwise. When arrested, thsy suddenly
become very Submissive and declare thoy
are for peace, ard not supporters Of the LIN-
COILS Government, but yet claim to DO Union
men. Al one time, while oar forces were at
Knoxville, they gave il out that a great charse
had taken place in lie T,nr ossce, and that the
pecp'e were becoming loyal. At the with
drawal OF the AMY TO ue Gip, and tho first in.
jimalicr of tho approach 0. the LScolN ormv,
thcy were in arms and rc4fctly a mau but wa
ready 10 Join H. and make war upon us
O.htr loitsTs 10 the Same eiI,C', show Clolrl,
that large mo- only Of tue people in last on
ues5oe ait active syn pathizeIs with the nio
causr, and mCeteIrod by tho harsh measure
directed oglirs. them. are Arming and orRanz
ing to cc.Cpsrue With cur forces when the
shall msle Their appearance, which cannot b
long delayed This same spirit is to be ioun
In other parts of tho South. Many who vii
one day claim to have been always true unio
men are now, like the Hatteras fishermen, wait
ing to sec whether the North is strong OF ne
before declaring themselves.
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Tn. Question of Foreign Intervention.

Are VIC 70 have foreign intervention, or are
We not to have IL, Wall street said "Yos ,'
or Saturday, and the bears ran down tho
s.eeks Al ieaifll rate. But Government stur-
oily answer. "No % and az Government assn
redly krows best. Wsll stree; takes heart aslin
on Monday, ard the stock market grows iimcr.
The Truth {. thai, aprt from the uncertain
theory Of probabilities there is no oyidehc, OF
any intention on the part @! leland or France
e intetf 70 81 our 81 ire cScrp' in the at or
aroe, Of TIE bought G-I paid for organ, of these
rebel tmess4ries abroad Who have male such
good use Ct the geld stolen from tho Tlitoi
States Treasury, in cudeavorins to corrup. pub
lie opinion H. Earopg. They had nearly in
weighed L3rlsud into a war with Us, but tbs
failure Of the 6tteup. hss SO reacted assins,
them that cur cause now sand much better
than bdyrc. The sensulu5s clamDr about OUT
stone blockade is nothing but an a,temp' on
the part q the war patty in LnRlrd TO direct
attention from tn isuomjr Gus doieat. Mr.
SEWARD assures Us that not "a whisper Of COM
plant CT that score hes been beard tom tn
Briti,h CAyiIo', ard a." friendly lyglins b,
tween the two ooIl,I'c- i- lo,k ,d upon a. on
tif,ly rc-g,'slli hsA A .ow teoi-i,, sic OH,
on cur pat; a.c tuc question oI S.wherG ?,
cogu.tiv4 t.I.Nlt ESQ a. l,,t.
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AruASr, Feb. lat, 1862.
Tho business before tho Legislature thi,
week has closed with the adoption of tho re4plu.
tons OF the Committee on Ways and Means, r,ia.
tive e. Fedora! finances In TIE Assembly, Of which
you have already had account in TIE srS.
The real point at issue in these resolutions Is tho
proposition Of the Federal Government /, make =,
iSie of paper currency, T. tho extent Of one hun
dred and hty millions a iegol tender IN payment OF
any Indebtedness, publ, ~ private. 4 that por-
ton o'te las, resolution which declares 81 strongly
agains, issuing Government paper under any cir.
cuustanoes, ~ legal tender had been lcn out the
resolutions would have been adopted unanimously.
In this trying time in the history Of our c,uutryt is
gratifying tia, the representatives Of the Empire
State should cvnce ~ much unanimity relative T.
hearing the heavy lurthens o. taxation now mecca
saiy. These resolutions have stu % undergo the
ordeal u the St,tg mate bcf 10 their hu passage
The order of introduction ~ bills Ia the Assem-.
hly was reached Tor the fr-t time this week, today,
md with il came a npcd ofbs; among them, relative
10 the city %! New NoIk,twl heath bUl.,one OF them
MI. Coidinstu'-, City Inspector Delcy.ns project:
NJ. Cocy's building law b,l, and several others All
4 which shall endclyor l. di-seci, or tAe benefit
O.. tie New York public, ~ vel as the doctors.
Mr. Muusc. Is g. appear before the Military Com
n.t.ae Ia IT, Assembly Chamber, on Tue day eyen-
u, next, aud a. , refugee 'lmile s nth, 10y be-
fore tho Conn tee some SETTLING pi,IJea =, sy.ic.
ty IA 80 "LaYi o, Dixie"
III. > nate have been engaged durlu, the ue.,
ttioA 'i iAc week in discussing tho propreiy ~
,ls,ructug toy joint Resolution! the United State
senators tlm Mia state & vote ior tie oSpr.suu pf
lion. Jose d. Bright, from the Un,tcd states SEN
ito, but f,ed o. reach a husl vote boi,re the al.
1urrm'ut. There ia no 4, lbt but that tie reso,a.
uuu viii pas. q q Senate, probably M "A amended
slope, and bc sent down i't.eA senib leg. We k
Vh,rc tley will Afford an opportunity for Size dts-
play ,.a crest d al ~ ocqucnae and .,riatsu.
tsltgr
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We confess TO no little qualification at the
lively interest 'akon by lis friends in tina well
fare OF TIE Sun. no. AFRO We tho Ices pleased that
We can give so go d On account Of its prosperity
Every successive a y adds i,s q lc'a Of trosh en-
cOuiagomont to ! @ new old proprietor. The
steady and constant iacr,asc Of circulation aver
fges more than one thousa copies per wo.k.
l.or ger and longer grows the tmo required for
prlnti e the daily edition, an but that Mo5srs.
Hos q 60. arc msldnga sot of machinery for
s'crectl ping, TO DO douo within tho month, wo
should i1,l embarrassed by the increased and tin
rCr, alirg demand Tor The Sun.
And now with cvpce'a oaS c'owred wit aIc
cc's, and lest hopes fully real sd, We shall
push on in the path au pic'ously taken. That
we iur' ish !or orc emit paper which costs us
two cents, is no matter Of discourage me mt.
We mean TO deserve tuat prosperity which we
70 clearly SEQ awaiting US In tho future. Our
readers ilsll have every reason to DO satisfied.
Thoy are served 10y cops Of writer's, s. army
correspondents, who will boar com parison with
those Of any other paper thuy got tho news
by telegraph and ~ mail Gs completely as tney
could dc through any other source for double
the money in financial aud market reports
they have the labor5 Of one Of the most expo
riencod and ab'est mor ia tho CRY, and 50 on
through the chapter Of varieties placed before
them day by day.
Among the more tangible evidences OF good
will towards readers,are the Maps OF tho South
ern States-the ontro rcbollious portion Of the
country-prosented to them few weeks sinca
ard now we nroluce a reduction in the price
Of mail subscriptions, from four dollars 70 three
dollars year. In the future as in the past, we
shall find way and means for demonstrating
he itpt.
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Prom Missouri.

Upton, No, Fec. 3.--Tho division under
rcu, Davi, has been much retarded by bad roads,
gNolen streams, 81. sharp frost set in ~ Thurs
day night, ana tins roads will now support the
teams, aud, unimpeied by further Obstacles, tie
division II Gcu. Davis will advance rapidly.
Gen. Preutiss, wish HIS command s. alyAncin
On Lebanon, to combine with the forces urlur Gen.
Davis.
Gen. Pdcc. though m 'lrmiiab'y monaCel, shows
n, signs 90 falling Va X, ord from present appear
ances sCcm7 deter mi1el g. give battle. Should he
loaintin hls position, within two wgeEl rom this
time sprng field wi. be the theatre O. an4'hcT bloody
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The Flgnnce mn n,fore Copx,e..

twill be seen by our Washington dispatches.
that Secretary CuAsE has given his endorse
ment to tho general principles Of the finance
bill naturod by the Committee Of Ways and
Mcans, and yesterday presented to Congress.
In a letter to the Chairman Of tho Committee,
Mr.. CuAsE urges immediate action, as the
TreMury is nearly empty, and he has bean
obliged to draw Tor tho last instalmont Of the
November loan.
Mr.. IIoorER, who i, understood 10 speak for
Mr.. CHAsr, in the House yesterday gave an
elaborate OK PLANTATION Of tho means finally adopt
ed Tor prov iding for tho necessities Of tbs Gov
ofrm,ut. As his spccch goes over tho whole
subject in de,Ail, it svorthy 0 special attsntio'.
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The GRAM Iuy Of uuason county, New
jersey, t.,e pc. ot,l Che cs.l Of Poor House
Fam IN ,aa' county, sh rpy crii.isi1g tho
the toWrsh.p- CT E.s-ou, Hhyoune, North Der
ger, Wo,. llo-ose0, Union, and tho cities o.
Hudson aid U.buker. 10 whom il bo'ongs FOR
slG.i.l,, j. to remain IN tbs most doplorable con
diuoH. Tie building is represented to DO in
TIL no.. abby state, and u any OF It's inmates
are hUudled together iuiiserimina' oly in the
sane ro9m-bolh sexes and all colors. while
some Ct tho TauperJ have worn their clothes un-
Ill they dropped n, not being furnished with a
change OF garments. The tonces Of tho farm arc
down, tho building 1ilapidl,eJ, and tho condi-
son Ok the poo mrlancholy in the extreme. If
there /. Any public fpirit in t4dson county,
this condition cf things cannot long continue
after the attic ten directed to IL by thu Grand
IuTv
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
s1fTRDAY MORNING, FEBRUARYs 8, 1862.
In letter To the Wsshirgton SrAR, dated
Jsnusry "a, Mr.. CoIFAN ssysi

In 4 letter 70 the W Will b'Vn S'N' ~
Jsnusry "a, Mr.. CoLrAN saysi
30 far from "Mr. CoirAK prop sing 10 leslsls'S
with reference ~ the penny PRES OF the Oouh'IN,
H. ths in,r,aition Of stamp tax, or tax on circu-
Ia. a. v,,i state in the STAR, am and have been
inaeribly opposed TO II. UNDERSTANDING that the
wsvs mi Means Committee intended o. propose
,r,cS tax ~ as 10 raise about two millions from
the newspaper press, endoavorcd g. anticipate and
rlpersede II by raising nearly that amount In
another way--namsly: by requiring all papers sent
IN mai trains on routes sustained by the govern
men, q, heavy oos, for carrying the mails, L. pay
postage to the Department whether inside OF out.
side 81 the mail bags. This IL succeSsinl, would
have insured the defeat of the other me press
hovever c,,ndemnei "A severely and caused IL re-
ie,,ins, hut 1 shall nevertheless oppose the other
plan, believing It unvise AMI criminal.
If these are Mr.. CoIFAx's views we owe
him an apology for our own misintcprotation
Of HE course, though between the two kinds Of
taxing there may be little choice. The tax,
however laid, falls eventually upon the people
who read, and we SEQ less roastn for personal
disquietude than many Of our cotemporsrss
If the people can stand paying two cents for
their ooe cent papers, three cents for the two
cent papers, and four cents for those which now
cost three cents, We, who print, can do 80. The
whole measure, AZ we have before said, is con-
ceivsd in wrong, and is wholly unjustifalle
Tho Primo error is in considering newspapers as
luxuri,s. To the wealthy and well TODD they
wa, be luKurios; but is the one cent paper a
luxury, a. it lies on the poor mans breakfast
table, conveying to him the necessary know
ledge Of the day, while il serves as a text book
from which his little ones pick cut a, and Ct
The tine is psi-long sinco-whsn the
newspaper could be ,s;ecmo luxury. In the
United Sta,Os, and especially the Nor horn
S,S,ee, the progrcss and history Of the last
quarter Of a century pronounce it unmistakably
a Prime necessity. Argument on sueha Poiat
seams absurd. What ether iIur enters 50
universally into the coH0Ymp.iJH Of every fam
WI 1t is said that fam ly can Ire without
the newspaper. So they can 'is' vi boat sho:s
OF hats or coats. But We 60 not tax shoes aud
bats and coats as sueh, because they are necos-
siiies. Oh, yo Solons al Washington viii
70 20, pause and tsi,k that perhaps Z iitors
cppo,e your schemes from ii'nterested motives,
ere1 though the subject MISTER affects their
own private intefestsl
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NaxnI AFFAIR. nt Boaon

Boston, FEB. 3.-Thc nov gunbost Koars,go
has sailed from P,rtsmou,h, It IS sad in search Of
the Sumter.
Several vesIels sro being loaded a, Long Wharf,
with horses AID munitions ,or Gen. Buuer's Erpe.
diton. They expect N sail for some southern port
the present week, aud will be soon filowei by the
Sab New Hampshire Regimcat, and other troops
recruiting zoe the expedition
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Western Military Movements.

81. Louif, TED. 3.-Adyices received last nll;fN
10y train on the Pa,6a railroad state TIA, the brig.
ade u Gen. Davis was At Wen slIllos, Morgan county
ON Wednesday proceeding, il was conJectursi, 70
fuin Gen. CurtiI 1t Lebanon. Gen. pslmorS brig
AIDE was 1t Laramie, aud It was said they were uu-
der marching or irrs for Kentucky. Gen. 1,gcl len
Eulla yesterday Gr Leb,non, aud the remainder oi
NE div I.Iun viii hllnw.
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From Fortrea. Monroe.

From Fortress Monroe, FEB. 2-lia Bdliim0rs
FEB. 3.-The New England troops, who have
been encsmped on the beach here for two weeks, no
embarked on the Constitution this afternoon. The
Constitution Is still taking In coal, and probably
will not sail before tomorrow morning. The health
OF the troops is improving. The Young Rover with
the DEplneGll zouaVes On board sailed for ApnNp.
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els this morning. Tie HAtsori sailed for tie Gulf
during the night. A Gag Of truce wa sent 10 Crs-
psy island today, but |. brought bsck no passengers
o. papers. The crew Of the rebel boat report Ihs.
heavy hring has teen heard At Norfolk during tbs
rag, tvodaya
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R,po,t,d RI.h, on IL, r,.e.. Con-,

Chicago, Fe5. IA special dispatch to the
TRIBUNE, from CAir5, 81, saysi
CORES pendent Of the Memphis ArrEAL writing
from Columbia, Texa Jan. Both, says that bark
snd schooner belonging H. the Feierals, came near
our coast, vheu they we're fred upon W our Por,S,
10Th vessels returned tie hie. We fred ten guns,
they twenty-ivo, mostly shells, aud then retired,
seemingly disabled or s,t.siel they could not win
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The Rospn Catholic Church In America

The Now York TABLET gives the following
account Of tho progress Of the church in tho
CLit,d states during the past year -
During tho past year there have besn one
hundred and thirty priests ordained for tho
sacred ministry, which includes those ordained
for the various religious orders. There have
been thirly-nine deaths amongst the claTgy
There were ninety five churches dedicated, and
the corner stones Of eleven others blessed. The
state Of the country will account Tor 10 few
churches having been commenced during the
,oar. W oal-u ind the names Of one hundred
ard twouiy xix youuE ladies who were received
into the different r,hT,Oua orders throughout
tho loyal ate. and eighteen deaths in all
in iuo-c same communities.
" e Aa,O also given, from time TO time the
reports OF the different missions held 10y the
, iysuits, the pa.lis,l, the Relemptorsts, the
Ias. iuuIsts, and other orders engaged in this
great work. \ great number Of these nlissi0As,
| with Tho most encouraging recruits, were given
| Flrirr the wear. We Intended 10 give the
| number OF per.Ors confirmed and converts To-
| c.iyeG I'm q the church, but could not mako tho
number anything Ike correct as several con-
| hrmatluns were not reported, and OF several OF
| thOro that were, the numbers confirmed were
| not given. In nearly every case, we hnd that
several converts were amongst those confirmed,
| and, from calculations made during the year
| wa thiI we can put the number down as re-
| ceiyed into IN, church during the year 1861 a.
very nearly 800 persons.
"THAT woman has been an invaluable al
vantage TO me, said Quilp, speaking Of nj
wife. Il once had some political aspirations
| but she managed 10 keep them down, TIL -
wise enough 10 protect my own honor. Yes
Sir il il had not been for that woman icon
tinued Quilp, sOlemnly) might Gro this hay
|. lifted up my eyes-ln C9nsreH"
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The Pr,idenr and the War.


State, has written letter in which he ays;--
IT., President stated, the other day, In NY pre-
s'L.r, that N'r' rGs pr. bdbly bn' one man IN the
country NINE dUttous fpr bdiie than hiHsplI
ant thdt man trd5 MrCigUdn. lie repldiated in
words Of witheun, rebuke 10 those who make the
charge, that lie, Nj. Seward, or General NJ ell
Ian were tamp'rinR OF delaying, Gus uf any cou-i.
t'rann fnr rebels rebel institution, that they
iuuu.Icd any thought ui ending the war by any
mouis ether than col quest "a the To- AtlC- hell. /
Will u1ery mln ID mn .lnd slu.l have heArl nm.
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Chicago, FEB IA special dispatch to the
TRBurwi dated Cairo, says tina, twelve steamers
laden with troops, in charge Of Commodore Ora
ham, len here at 10 o'clock this morning 10 join
sill larger force =, smother point The expedition
has every Indication o. a genuine active movement
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D,nth Of a Yale College Profe.ror.

Mr. H1rcn, FEB. 3.-Wm. A. Larnod, an o..
tecmel Professor IN lae College, fell 10 the street
ID . On this evnnin-, and i-ei lnmedl.te-t.
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NEW YORK LEaIsLArURK-se-.,.,
BiLts nHFoRrED FAVohAhLf.
All. I'll To .,rri.k fr.uds 10 tha

Albany, FEB. 3-To punish frauds In the use
Of stamps, brands and trade marks.
Also, conferring additional powers on the Metro
poltan police in regard 10 the nspsc'ion q steam
boilers.
nfIIs tN1ROnuCED.
by Mr.. Connoly-Amending the charter o. the
New York college u veterinary surgeons.
The resolutions instructing our United State
Senators " vote for the expulsion Of Jessie u.
Bright, were postponed until 10 morrow, aud the
fnal vote on the same W be taken At one o'clock,
n
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I'm To RlchnOnd.

some eight months have elapsed since the
c,v ION 10 Richmond" was first raised. The
Bull Run disaster in July quslled the cry i0'
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LATEST NEWS
From Washington.

Reports from Beaufort and Roanoke.
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HEAVY FIRING HEARD.
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GOLDSBOROUGH PROBABLY At WORK
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Our Special Correspondence.

Our Albany Correspondeuee-Tbe P,der.I
Finance Rcsolutioss-A Flood Of UIlI,-N
Witness from DiN'e-rh senator Bright
Question, &c, &c
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THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION MOVING.
Military Movements in the West.

PANIC AT NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
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Expected Return of Gen, Lane.
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Important from Fort Monroe.
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News Of Gen. Slgel.

WESTERN MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
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1877 TO BE RELEASED.
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A Pirate Offered and Refused. !
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What the President Expects Of Him.
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THE CASE OF GEN. LANE.
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Good News from Europe.
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AN ADVANCE IN MISSOURI.

A Battle at Springfield Imminent.
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GEORGE N. SANDERS, formerly OF New
York, announces himself in the Nashville uN'
ION and AMERICAN "a q Candidate for CopgyesS
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General Exchange Of Prisoner
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The Fort Warren Prisoners.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-24
d9lurcestGr @aiIp Spp.
worse.ser Eos, omee-summer Arrangemsnl

OrCTatef
Msils Close follows
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp
hire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad, at SEQ m, and
are dGe at 100 p.
dale Clinton, Lowell and Nashua, n. H. at 500 M,
and 800 p and due at SIS and LOO p.
Princeton and East Princeton at $3.50 and is due al
CITY Of Boston 80 and 800 a M u 10, 3, and SEQ
m aad are due az 80 $50 a. m, 800 and 6.l5 P m
Name, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa
chusetts-9NU M and sea p M; ana are due at san
a. m, 3 80 snd SIS
Rhode Island-t Except towns on the Worcester and
d at $40 4 n, and $50 p. m.
wGy Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 81
Western tAn towns in Massachusetts West of WoI
cesterl \. m and are due al l2,i5 ?: m. an
a. m and GO D M. and dse at 2,45 and l145
Springfield 500 am, and 90 p and due at ~
a. m, l2,45 and 10 As p
London counties So m. and 800 p m; and are due
at Il a. and !0.4S p. -,,
Towns on lire OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
Now g.ondor ana Nindhau1 County. Conn. lagO a. M
| nd are due al q.i5 am.
New York city and southern States. 30 e. M and az
800 and 6l5p. and due ct 800 a, m, ana at SdU
Barre Fare Plains, Petersham, Paxton, Dana, North
Dana d West Rutland, s45 a. m; ana are que al SUI
| Holden Rutland North Rutland, HubbardstOn, Cold
brook, and 0akham, $3.50 p M and are Que at sVV ~
Leicester. 945 and 30 p m and are Que at 9'V'
q NJ and 800 p. m.
Milbury, and West Millbury, $50 a m, and $50 p m
and due at =. 40 g. m, and b5e r. m,
| Shrewsbury rs p. m, and is due u 100 a. m,
Grafton New ENGLAND Village, ana Cordaville, $3.50
m and are due at $50 p.
birmingham, South birmingham opkinton AshlanO
Woodville, westboro' Northboro', Southboro' Corda
vile and Grafton. r. 10 p. M; aud due at $50
aud Leo p. m and are due at g. 80 a 6.l5 p.
mail for New York and Boston and beycnd, is closed
from 10 90 to 10 40 a m. j. NJ. Earle P. N