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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-15
Marble Work,
pREMIUM MARBLE WORKERS

y.
We the undersigned having recently leased and
fitted up the shop formerly occupied by ISAAC g.
HALL, Of West Rutland VI, are now prepared to
MARBLE WORK OF ALL DESCRIp.
TONS,
From first class Statue to common Head Mark,
all kinds of
ORNAMENTAL AND FIGURE CARVING.
Our work has taken the first premium at every AR
ricultuial Exhibition where II hss been exhibited
viz; the vermont tate Fair OF 1881, from which we
have diploma as being the best Marble Artis's
The first premium at the Western Vermont Agrioul.
tnral As.oc atom also he first premium at the
Rutland County Fair, all OF the same year, All
those wishing to purchsse
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, TOMB TABLES
or any OF the almost endless varieties of Head
Marks, on the most reasonable tef ms are cordially
invited to call and examine our work before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A. Il WILLIS, J.MAaRx, AP FuLLxA.
West Rutland, Vt, April Z, 1862.
P.S. Particular attention given to Architecture
and Monumental designing. apre dtf
N. B.---See what the Report OF the Conn ittee on
Slate and Marble of the Rutland County Fair says,
Rutland Herald, oct. 10th, 1851
+" In the department of Carved and Lettered
Marble as well as manufactured, some exoe ent
specimens were presented by j. K. Marley. They
were executed by Mr. A. E. willis, self tau ght ma
tive artist of Vermont and exhibit good taste both
in design and execution
eve would instance the memorial stone, Our
Freddie Jesus took him. with the design OF hand
pointing upward, the glsry breaking through the
clouds-in the midst Of which, you the Nerd
Home Also, hat OF Charlie, only boy
with elaborate and beautiful wreath OF fruit ant
flowers chiselled from the marble, without any de
sign other than tina OF the mind oi the artist.n
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NJ A n q O. ID;

JsH Published, ~ Sealed Envelope. Price ess;s
cal cure OF SpermatorrhGa, or Seminal Wenir ess
lnyo luntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and I'm.
pedimen,s to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy m Fits Mental and Physical
lncapacity, resulting from SelfAbuse, 80. - By
RoBr. CuLvERweLL, NJ. D., author of the Green
Fool, &C
The world renowned author In this admirable Leo
ture, clearly proves from his own experience that
theswiul Consequences Of Selfsbuse may be effect
ualy removed without medicine, and without dan.
Serous surgical operation, bougies, instruments,
ngs, or cordials, pointing out mode of cure at
on ce certain and enectuOl by which every sufferer
nc matter what his condition may be, msy cure him
self cheaply, privately and radically, This lecture
will prove boon TO thousands and thousands
Sent under seal, In plan envelope, to any adj
dress, on the receipt % siX cents o. two postage
stamps. by addressing,
Dr. Ch3A }. e. kLlNE,
l27 BoNerY, Nee YORK, Pest Dfioe Cox 1850
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At MANCHESTER WATER CURE.

WATER CURE.
his Institution is now OF en- for the reception OF
pat tents. Hs BATHING facilities en- brace every
% oderp Improvement Tor the edical appdcation Of
Water, together with
ELECTRO. CHEMICAL AND INDICATED
5E BATHS. aN
Itisunder the immediate care and direction OF l..
Fl SPRAGUE M. D., who from he success which
has attended his prsctice ior the pat Egbtc, years
feels tdt nj il Offering his services III TINS cspso
~ Thai h. an retto the boom OF health to many
a sded cheek and eff At perm ant mt cure OF many
diseases which have bafled the skill of ordinary
practitioners
dress l.. ID. SPRAGUE, III. u.
may2 ;8mdsw Manchester, Vt
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nR. BOYCE'S CELEBRATED TON

L.
Compounded entirely of vegetables. The effect of
this medicine is truly wonderful 1t acts directly
upon the bowels and blood-a mild but thorough
cathartc. 1t expels all morbid secretions and OBJ
strucions from the body, stimulating the internal
organs into healthy action, cleansing the system,
purifying the blood, causing it to course anew
through every part OF the body--givng health and
new lie to the frame. For loss of appetite, fever
complaint jaund ce, dyspepsia, all bilious diseases.
foul stomach, costvsnass, aud all diseas
es arising from torpid diseas liver they will
alu avs do good-not hurt Try them.
Directions for an adult "a table spoonfull in
sweetened water, three times day before eating
The dose nay be increased or lessened as the case
may require.
Only rs cents a bottle.
FRANCIS FEM, Rutland, VT. Sole Proprietor,
to whom all orders should be addressed. 14:tf
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I B A I Il Il Y
~ . ayt2 OF THE
UNION nurseries,,
kEEsEvILLE, N, Y,
Offers an immense supply OF
FRUIT AND ORNA MENTAL TREES
FOR THE NORTH!


The subscriber, having greatly increased his fac
ties, is nov prepared TO I'LL all orders the most
complete and satisfactory manner-and ut the low
est market prices.
lean supply this Spring if seasonably ordered,
100000 Standard Apple Trees, years old and
eff good size,
$4,000 Pear Trees-Standard and Dwarf,
h 900 Plum and Cherry Trees,
10 900 Grape Vines-includng large stock
OF the Delaware, Sherman, Concord, Rebecca, Dr.
ana and other new sorts.
Also Silver Naples, Horse Chesnuts Scotch, Eng
Ii. h and American Fins, Arbor Vitaes, orway and
White Spruces, Currants, Goo eberries, Raspberres,
Backberries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, Ornamental
Shrubs, Roses, Paeones, Phoxes, and every other
description OF nursery stock, in equal abundance,
and OF super or quality.
Orders Solicitd.A liberal discount to persons Or
dering in large quantities; and to those ordering in
Clubs. All orders should be forwarded early.
For further PARTICULARS, prices, &C., send for q
Catalogue
AGENTs.-Local Agents wan. ed in every town to
solicit orders for the Spring trade-Commission lib
eral Application should be made at once
Also wanted few more Canvatsing Agents-who
can have permanent employment on exceedingly
liberal terms. N o capital required.
For Agencies or Catalogues, Address
s. BA1TEY, Manager and Agent
of the Union Nurseries, keeseville, N. Y.
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Express.
DUTL AND, APRIL 1sT, 1862.

d UTL AND, APRIL 1sT, 1852.
CIRCULAR 4 4#
Important to Shippers of Freight between New
York Albany Troy, Boston, TO all parts OF Yer.
mont Northern New York, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, and the Canadas.
Goods and Parcels can be shipped by this line to all
pied by the Union Army in the southern States.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS co.
Having obtained increased facilities for carrying
Ii eavy Freight, are prepared to offer to their Gus
TONERS tariff OF rates fer goods in large lots that
must give satisfaction
They do not undertake to compete in prices with
transportation charges they will give their
| customers the b. nett of EXPRESS lime on fAS
| SENGER TRAINS.
Slow Coaches are play ed out Speed is the order
of the day. and BY careful treatment of property in
trusted to their care, quick time, and prompt de
| livery, they are determined to make their rout'
| even more than formerly, the Popular Line
For particulars OF prices call at the SupeIintend
ent's ofice III Troy, the general ONCE "a Broadway
| New York, any of the Offices on our line; bear
in in mind that by route there is charge TO
| carriage between conn. citing lines nor any charg
for delivery within any reasonable distance in an.
city or village our route that is large enough TO
| an Express wagon TO turn around in.
| Shippers by this line will confer favor on tn
Manager il they will report to the Superintendent
| any careless handling OF freight, or aEy incviit
on the part of employees. .
L. II. VIRGIL, Sup't daw4w
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w ULD YOU BE HAPPY,
w and esjoy this life, free from all the ills that
Nature is heir ts-Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Loss OF p
petite and Liver Con plant in ali of its ms, uss
Dr. Boyces Tonic Bitters.
sold by Drag fists ami all Dealers in Medicines
throughout the State.
+. FEM, Proprietor,
Rutland, VT.
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100 mn BARR ELS OF THE
lUO,UOO Lodi Manufacturing Comps

mo 000 BARRELS OF THE
1OO,OUU Lodi Manufacturing Comps
ny's POUDRErTE, for sale by
JAMES I. FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co.,
66 Cortland st N. Y.
This Company, with q capital OF $3.50 900, the
most extensive work of the kind In the world, and
an experience OF u years In manufacturing, with q
reputation long established, having also the excu
sve control of all the night soil from the great City
ofNew York are prepared to furnish an article
which is, without doubt, THE CHEAPEST AND VERY
BEST fertilizer in market.
Prices-Delivered Mt any station on the Vermont
Central X. or Rutland and Burlington X. r., 81 s.
per barrel, or the Passumpsic Cheshire X Rs ,
81 90 per barrel tgreatly increases the yield and
ripens the crop from two to thre, weeks earlier OF
an expense oftrom SO to "a per acre, aud with very
little labor.
Pamphlet, containing all the information ne
cessary, with letters from Horace Greeley, Daniel
Webster, and hundreds of farmers who have used
It extensively FOR MANY YEARS, may be had FREE,
BY adoressii letter above to the subscriber
discount to the Trade.
ELI CHITTENDEN, ESQ,
Who is our General Agent, Burlington, VT
JAM g. FRkNCH, Montpelier, vi.
NJ. d. HALL, VergeBnes, Vt Special
III &, q. FRENCH Barre, VT. Agents
c. A. MAXHAM Roy alton Vt,
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE!

GEO. q. DARLING
Would respectfully give notice that he has just
opened a new Custom Clothing stor. a. d has
made arrangements with first ella Cloth Importing
and Jobbng Houses, whereby he is prepared TO
make to order the very best OF all kinds or
GENTS CLIO HING
DRHss CLorHs-Every shade. quality ard price,
and made In superior manner.
PANTALc1N AND BUsINEss SUIT Goops, com
prisp u many different styles, and latest designs
vRsTINes-A good variety, and made 10 suit pur
chasers
fN TERMS-CASH.
do not intend to keep an immense stock, bus
what have will be of the best quality, and attest
style. -
A callis respectfully solicited from those VINO
wish Fashionable garments, and it wi ever be my
| aim to please those who may favor me with acali
GEO. o DARLING.
R,tland April o. 1862 lily
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Medicinal.
NHE GREAT INDIAN REMEnY
FOR FEMALES

This celebrated female Med ioine
possessing virtues unkuown OF any
thing else OF the kind, and proving
snectuAl after all others have JAILED,
~ designed for both v,ay'isd a~d aas u
siss, and. Is the very best thin 4
AnUwu Tor the purpose, ~ Il viii
bring on the moRfhly Sickness In Gases
of DISTRACTIONS, alter all other rene.
dies OF the kind have bees tried In
vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have nov
been sold without singls fai!,rs when
taken as directed, and without the
least injury 10 health In a1y cas'
kS- II Is put up In bottles OF tire,
different strengths, with full direc
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DRANG'S CARD-PUkIRAlTS
OF NATIONAL CHARACTERS,
MEN and WOMEN, PATRIOTS and TRAITORS.
For COLLECTORS as mEMENTo of the times, to pre-
serve for future generations.
This publ cation was Logan at the time of the
torming of Fort sumpter and has been steadily pur
sued during all the tuIbp lent times at the
of thousands dollars DiviDipg the great value OF
a1RUTBFUL REPRESENTATIONS OF eao of the prom-
ipept contemporary Men and Women in chap,
Convenient form, land, unlike photographs, they are
,cfth inptrishoble ink TO last for ceDtuI
We have Iabored jealousy and copscientionsly to
that and are now able to offer 10 TIE collectors
list OF over
ONE HUNDRED DIFFERENT PORTRAITS.
They are line epgravings, and printed On card
board with a beautiful gray tint. Our imprint un
d,rpeatb each portrait will be euaran ee Tor us
correctness, also warning against worthless mita-
tons, Our prices sre:- 49,
Single copies ~ ~
Twenty copies Ivy
One hundred copies 4V0
Mailed free TO any address.
U-Fcr sale in all Book Periodical, Picture, and
Stationery stores throu. bout the Union.
yPRANG Co., Publishers,
| 34Merehants' Row, Boston,
| $40 West-Seventh St, Washington, d. u
a-TAgents and the Trade advised that this pub
licafion pays better than any other in the market
| Send for terms and particulars, with stamp en-
| closed, app 20 ID +"
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MUM MARBLE WORKS

l.
j. e. MAHLEY,
Manufacturer and dealer in For ign y American
MARBLES, WEST RUTLAND, vi.
MONUMENTS--HEAD STONES
Constantly on hand, and Made to order.
Counter and Furniture Tops furnished al
snort notice.
MARBLE IL ES-
Plain and variegated, laid in the best m amer
MARBLE URNS, VASES, POSTS, &C Ae.
All work done promptly, and satisfaction
guaranteed
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~ ENERAL MCCLELLAN is DRIV-
~ ING 1HR REBELS FROM OLD pIR-
GINA. And 80 are DIR Boyee's Tonic Ritter re-,
Health and Happiness
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GIL V E r SO A 2
tina article for cleaning and polishing silvel
plated ware, jewelry. mirrors, 80, for sale BY
jan2 :daw CLARK BRUTHEf
Railroads..

RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON h. II
DN and after Monday, Nov. 25s 1861, Trains
- willrun as follows, viz:
MOVING SOUTH AND RAsT
Leave Burlington, 500 A. n. ano S0 +. IL.
Arrive at Rutland, II A. NJ, and l2O (nfght.)
Leave Rutland, g. 26 and II .20A. M.
Arrive st Bellows Falls, 7.60 A. NJ, l.45 +. n.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Lesve Bellows Fails, 620 A. NJ, l2.20 and 6.l0
P. NJ.
Leave Rutland, 4 00 A. M, 800 and ABS +. n.
Arrive ct Burlington 1000 A. III. 500 and 81
PM.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with VT Central, and vt. Cana
Ia Railroads, for Montpelier, ST. Adams, Rouse,
Point, Montreal, 0gdebsburgh, and the West-At
autlsDd with trains Tor Troy, Albany and New fork
saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the W est,-Af
Bellows kale with trains on Cheshire Railroad ioi
Eitcbburgh, W orcesteI, Lowell and Boston With
Vt Valley X. r., Tor Brattleboro, Springfield Hart
tord, New Haven and New York-apd with sullivan
Railroad for Windsor, W. r. Junction, Wells River
s. Jshnsbury, Barton, Littleton and the White
Mountains
Passengers for the West will find this cheap, pleas
ant and expeditions route.
For tckes and all necessary information inquire q
the Offices on the line.
E.A CHAPLIN Supt
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Francis Fem.

~ ENERAL MCCLELLAN stands at
" the head o. all the Generals. And so does
DIR Boyces Tonic Biters ahead of all other itters
in the market.
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IONS Tor using, and sentby Express, closely sealed to
"A parts of the country.
PRICES.-Full strength, $40; Halt strength, 20,
luarter strength, SO per bottle,
eH-REMEMBER-Ta msdietas is dssigwsd a.
vsssy fov OBSTINATE oAsks, which all othr vsmsdsss
II the Rad hacs faded TO ews also thaf u IS wasraHssd
az BEWARE OF INVITATIONS, None genu
ana Sis REMEpiA uInss FOR sPEAL
DISEASES, No Is Union street Providence, x. 1.
k1- This Specially embraces all diseases OF PSt
ats nature, both of MEN and WOMEN, by regu
srly educated physician of twenty years practice,
diving them his soAols attention.. ~ consultations
~ letter or otherwise are strictly eo.fdsmral and
aedcines will be cent by Express secure from obseva
ios, to all parts OF the United States. Also accom-.
aodations for LADIES from abroad wishing for Q
eoure and quiet RETREAT with good care, until re.
tered to health.
Two Hxmdrsd 7aoSsand Dollays are paid TO swindline
luacks annually, in New England alone, without
iay bsnsff to those who pay It. Most of the sum
Ss to
aes, and they are compelled TO suffer the wrong in
Hence not daring to expose the cheat for fear OF
rposing themselves. All this comes from trusting
.itaoSt iHqmrry, to men whs are alike destitute o
.onor character and skill, and whose only recon
nendation is their only false and extrayagant as
Ss IN praise OF ssts sn msn aSr
20 matter tchat AIS pretenstons ara. but MAKE IN
lUIRY lit will cost you nothing, and may saw
Tou many regrets for as advertising ply sicans,
line cases out OF ten bogus there is safety In
rustiBe epy of them, unless you know who and wha
aey are.
r. DR NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing on,
amp as owe, a Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WO
AEN and ON Pirate Diseases generally, giving full
alormation ,cth the mosI wRdopbtsd reference an
s,siraoxial, without which no advertising physician
II medicine OF this kind is deserving of AN CON
fIDENCE WHATEVER.
sB- Orders by mail promptly attended to. Writ
bur address plainly, and direct 20 DR.. MATrISON
ahovA 10.
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iAoELL FEMALE SEMINARY.

y IN, l,n, Yoarter begins ON THURSDAY, May l.
ks ana oo mas been, since its foundation, (ten
|i locs,so onuhues 10 be, under the same carr
RsilroeS 'en miles from Boston, on the Worces
s educsiIaaIn ana offers the best advantages for fe
catalogues, &C., apply TO
CIV BRIGGS,
Auburn Dial. ~ Principal
mass, April, 1862. l5-w6w
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A M O N T Fl |!

DR.. DUPONICO'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.
Eafabte correcting regulating and rsmoriag All Oh
sfructioas from tohatersr canss and always
successful as a prereatirs.
The combination of ingredients in these PILLS are
perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits are
base upon an extensive practice of over 30 years;
and where the directions have been strictly followed
they have never iled to correct all Irreguart les
Theyrelieve painful and difficult Menstruatou, tpsr
ticularly at the change OF life They will cure the
Whites and remove all distractions arising from
colds exposure, or any cause and may be success
fully used as a preventive. Price 81 90 per box
Sold by POND MORSE, tDruggists.l
ta Agents for Rutland, Vt.
Ladies: BY sending them 81, 90 through the Rut-
land PostOfce can have the pills sent to any part
of the country, lconfdentially) BY mail Sold In
Whitehall by J. r. Bronghfon and Dr. Wrgat Nor
thyop Son, Castetop; J. J. Joslin, Poultney and by
one Druggist In every village and town In the United
N. B.-LOok out for counterfsits. Buy Gslden
Pills of any kind unless the box is signed s. D. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe there
fore you value your lives and health, ito say moth
ing OF being humbugged out OF your money, buy
only Of those who show the signature OF s. d. Howe
on every box, hoh has recently been added on 40.
count OF the Pills being counterfeited.
uly q dsw1y
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$40.

A few enterprising gents either Gsntlenes or
Ladies, are wanted to introduce Literary
Newspaper To such give unexo sptionable
references as to Character and Ability we viii pay
from S26 TO $40 per month, and their necessary
travelling expenses On receipt of ten cents, we
will send-po,t pad, specimen copies of the paper,
and pamphlet, giving full particulars, Address,
&c RICE & COMPANY,
Ira nru-inh
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DARNES & WASHBURN'S
ID FLOWER SEEDS,
A full assortment. Call and get catalogue at
+. FENN'S.
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nR. YCE'S BIT 7 Il r S
IL are just what you need. Try them; At
+. FENN'S.
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U,HE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF
/ Perfumery and Toilet articles ever offered for
sale In h''AA'' ''' LEWIS & Fox.
no. Merchants Exchange ID
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|AClTEMENT INCREASING d!
B & T TIN FIR EE
FORWARD HORSE STILL THE FAvoRITE
II asIsSS something happens, 2 ia sure to win.

SoihWlCh still holds for the best and winning
pu' 10 please all, ami to keep safe, he invests
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DICTtlRE & WINDOW GLASS!
l. All 81 es, for sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30
The Enlistment Of British Subjects for
Erenca AerYiee in Mexico

Tie Mexican Consul at New Orleans, in the fol-
loving note, calls the attention Of the British Con-
sul 10 slight Infringement Of neutrality wbicn it
appears ha. been instituted in that city by the latter
MRxioAx CONsULATs ~ NRw-ORLEAss, Dec. L. 1867.
Sir: TIE official dsIatches received by lie from
Mexico exhibit the amount of interest tie Mexican
Government attaches 10 the stiict and honorable
observance Of tie laws OF neutrality during the pres
sDt invasion CT the Nttlcan Republic Ly the French
expeditoDary corps. 10 CONF lance with orders,
have solicited the nted States local authority 10
enforce such neutrality; and 10 performing my duty
know hat u call or enlistment is made az te Bst-
lab Consulate here Of aboreIs 10 be sent from here
10 undertake the work the proposed French rail-
road between Vera Cruz and Orizaba.
From this cannot but find that you consider the
territory and the lands between Vera Cruz and On
Isba French possession, and the chances Of war
tcrstellingly secured in favor Of their conquest
The interest OF the Engirh people seerns to me 10
Be Al variance with French politics; therefore
think it would he prudent 10 discontinue your en-
beavers contingent on the invasion OF the Mexican
Republic which stll is thankful for the conduct OF
English and Spanish forces in March last, and has
been always friendly to and wel.wishsrs Of the
English people.
have tie honor be- with respect your most obedeni
ssrvsnt tELlCIANO RUIZ.
Te her Britannia Majesty. Consulate in Nsw-oreass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AiiERPCA.
Sailing Of the French Fleet for MEXICO
Election of n Governor OF PnnGma-As-
sassinaiion of Gen. ArboIeda.

PAsArI. Dec. rs
There is little local news 10 send by this steamer.
Tie rainy season Is pretty we'll over, and the
Panama Railroad ID again IN good order. II Is az
tOuishIng how little the road has suffered fsOm the
late heavy rams.
Nous. Felix Belly, Of Nicaragua Canal notoriety,
again here, under all assumed name, Ell route for
Central America. IN pursuit OF another bumbug.
Ar. Carter, United States Minister 10 Bolivia,
returns home on the ARIEL.
The French .leet has sailed for Mexico leaving
here four American and one British ship-oi-vsr.
Al Aspnwall tbeI, is only the disabled United
States bns Bainbridge to protect foreign interests
forced loan Of s3z 600 has just been assessed On
TIE natives Of Panama.
Don NJ. NJ Daz has been elected Governor OF
Panama Tor the mex: two years by the State Con-
veluOn. The same body have passed decree ban
iAhng the Bishop and Ex-Governor OJaldia from
we country, aud prohibiting the retrTn Of Don Peps
Hurado the Falueas, and Others al present absent.
Arholeda, the leader Of the Conservative party In
she present civil war N this country, recently
ssasslnated " some Of the people sYhOse relatives
o. shot some time since. This event may probably
hssten peace.
The American ship Sea King was Loot on the voy-
ASs Irom San francisco 70 CaisO.
TbE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT ARBOLEDA.
From The Panama Sur.
oci TON snip printed in Gnayaquil, dated on the
;soIh 9it., We learn that Arboieda had beea al La
CAion suffering fom fever, and ttarted accOm-
fSnlsd by only two Of his ABIDE Canps for Pasto
Cn the I%th November while crossing The Berruecos
t.oontaln, NJ place called Alto del Arenai short
Instance from where Gen Sncre Az aso assas
be WAS med upon by -four men, and three balls ca
tEed hl: night SIDE. On finding himself shot and
keiOg his astasslns, lie exclaimed: "YLe.o ar. lie
men that in Segova asss STATED Vega in s, via the
ATooledas and feuillet, in limbo sanchez. ana at
las Csslas the Escobare."