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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

This excellent medicinal cornpow
preparared by DR.. Poland In is4T, N
employed with great success in eyDpl
from the blood but in lS4S nejlcsIf
was quite celebrated as n physicim
IN HE treatment OF humors. suggest
porbant improvement s, which werpir
which have have made it (su the p,o,
very best remedy for all kinds of bur
to ,'thc faculty"
The HunoR DOCTOR cures scrofrar
erySipelas, canker, piles, nettle nJ
n:erous individuals, who have n,pie
for Erysipelas, give II the most ilaettg
tnedations. ts -
This preparation IL composed e,th
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Dock, Noble Pine, Mandrake and BN
suffice 1t to say the "Doctorr kr
'dreds offamile4 as a general medtn
many other popular remedies, IL isw
TO the taste. VA rf
Of ~ PRICE rs CENTS FIN Born
- This valuable Remedy will be prem
New England Botanic Depot. unders
ion OF Dr. Poland for the propretr
j. G FRgNcH.
to whome all orders should be address
.m'1- Sold by Dealers In Medicinem
Feb 9th 6m cow
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

In the choice of remedies those should
be preferred which are safest and are cal
culated to act in accordance with physt
illogical laws Wereject the most pcfni'
cious features Of allcpatbic practice, such
as mercury, antimony, arsenic, Utc.' their
use being gross violation Of the dictates
of sound medical philosophy based on an
extensive and enlightened experience.
The use of these deleterious agents has
6lled the Civilized world with insalids
and brought millions to premature graves
and make 10 almost impossible to find a
single individual who has used them that
is lot to geater less degree affectcd by
their pcrnicous influence The fadcied
necessity for the use Of mecury for its
power over the liver, is we'll known by all
well informed electric practitioners to- he
dclusion. With0uttbe use oflhercury.
for its dangerous morbid LATTER
conseq ucnces, we safely and promptly
produce amaeh more deficient chol-
agogue and Alternative action by means of
the distinctive eclectic remedies q, ii7" %
In the practice of of surgery, as well as
in other departments, th6renurkable i'm
provemcnts and superior results of ccleotic
lmedicineaih comparison with all that has
been accomplished by the highest ailopa
skin. challenge professional serutiny.V Ga
The eclectic profession arc free to in.
vestiga,e for demsel yes; they do not feel
justified 10 practice BY roto nor AtlPi hy
rule; but takino the first great principle.
We have mentioned, viz; rejecting allI
actual poisoas for a guiding star, they
feel perfectly safe to roam over the whole
bOdndlcss field Of medical inquiry, and toI
seize upon truth where ever It's found, to
adopt, or reject any medical agcnt or
means. AS It proves to bc'dscful or iHju-
rious they leave the beaten track and
plunge into the unified wilderness to seek
for new truths. Fiat they have been
needs no longi argument to
prove Look at the array of new. and
potent remedieswhich they have discover
ID and brought into use. Behold the
1appy results that have followed their
application See what a complete repolu
ion they have wrougbtn the medical
World. Amid the SCOTS and the opposite
ms by With they have been continually 7
issailed. they have established colleges
md schools which favorably ccmpareiwith 7
hose Of any other school of practice chat
las had centuries to give it strength apd 7
,errauclcy. Yea more, their system is
asst supplanting other modes, and while
hey shall crumble into dust, then and T
'etter institutions, fostercd by their care,
viii rise triumphant lfthcrc he such q
aw as the law Of progress it cannot be
therwise truth mist preeaHi .'sD !
.. N-''" GEO. A. BAgLEY. NJ. D.,
---''' '- Recording Secretary.
WEsr 1orsuAM. VERMoNT, -sa.." |
'.' March 1867 '4 ".' '.,H ,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

A LIBERAL PRvPosITfoN The new and
beautiful edition Of Webster's illustrated
Unabridged Dictionary, with 5000 Gu.
cravings, besides anumber Of other val.
liable Prrmilms, will be given BY the pro.
-prie'crs of,Gae tStsdfdy School Times to
any ore who vii solicit Subscribers Il
their papeir5l The 1Colsmhta Ryaolicaa
says "one dollar and q half c5nuot IL
invested to better advantage in any family
or by any teacher. than 10 su scrlbiug for
this paper 1t is full Of original matter.
and We cannot speak of ii 10 too hiah
terms of commeudaiion." A Descriptive
List Of a number of attractive works that
are TO- be given Us Premiums, also sam pie
copies Of the pa'er, with fullinpructions.
will beasent j,ee,on application 70 the
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

''s ca We understand that Mr.. ]. w.
Bryant Secretary Of the Lamolle County
,Ag. Society is now on a tour Of observa-
tion through the %. with d view Of main.
ly developing the leading interest Of the
members ofthe Society," Frs rcpoftwill APP
pear soon, and from ibctyell known abil1
sityacf Mr. Bryant to'sceomplish every
sizing. he undertakes pertaining to the
interest Of the Society, the poblic may cx
ypect an interesting BORT from him. a.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27
VI ''s'~ Gee" A, BAgLEY. NJ. D.,
10 -'.~' '~ Recording Secretary.
WEsr TorsuAM. VERMONT,
.N- March 1867, veg "-. '..H

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rc,co ouobt ,ot - ~ sbgaroa Ma. -
m ,,te onr bor1or ,foo . niit,rvs boso e
still woor,o NoyertGc,cssonr eaystrnoo,
has taken mia Wow ottbal2 so,ioct,
and has cco,ntcntea it.e,fvilb b;r,c,ros;ro
l vbeI,,a oHrtoa, Iosiii;,ics h5yS c,o3 ,osnsod
tNot on,y, wa noht 4 "a he rtso coa IL :,
40 ,o a. moi !, ,,itb n, n, "a o,a ia,
being In E case. cannot o,low ormsd si,.cts
upon our neighbor by rehiaps. Bat that
The American reob1e opobc not 10 10 com.
nelled TO fact m I'M mara ,h.n I4or anon
when tte Iost ro;,l ato6t 1lscsf. va. =.
dismal Allure. Int /. was exbensive to
our people who have bnrdcn, cnoooh If
thctrr o own u already. Wien Gen Meade
frankei home and lfei the A ynv If tbo
lrish Republico last yyealr he aid not IN,
nose noso That the nrocess ,wsss u bs re,eo,.a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

! B..
| PoLrT.oAL AFFAIRS IN New ORLEANS =
A letter from New Orleans 18th, in the
New Yqk.HeraH, thus speaks of the eff
feet iG that city Of the passage of the mil,
itary bill for the Southern States, and oil
the contest between Governor Wells and
the Louisiana Legislature.
"rhe passage of the military bill for
the Southern States in the Senate yestcr.
day morning IS all the talk cbereto day.
1t IS needless 70 say the radicals arejubl-
lant-the ex confederates in tears. The
conservatives now fully admit that the
bill will become law ard express their
regrets that they didauor accept The Con-
stitutional mouameHt, with all its Oh.
jcctonablc afeAttresj as is7would have
saved them ftom the humiliation of be.
ing again placed under martial law.
Now, when it is too alatcs gtbey rail
against ther press foF not sustaining the
policy of the President, and for its arti,
clts 10 opposition to the government.
They no longer have any hope. They are
in the position of man sentenced to be
hung; very slight hope remains that
the president may veto ne bill, or that
it may be killed in the House. aud that
the next Congress may give them better
terms Mayor konroe. whose head Will
certainly come off it the bill becomes a
law, takes the matter very coolly, and
says he is ready to vacate when compelled
to do 80 He has the consolation of
knowing that he will not be the only vic
tim, that Govenor Wells & Co. will lose
place and power, and that new men will
administer the affairs Of the State, In
this he may be mistaken = a., .' .ta
10 day Governor Wells sent in his veto
OF the bill recently passed to provide for
a new Constitution LIT kes the ground
that the bill is unconstitutional What
action the Legislature will take is not
known /; but it is generally believed. the
passage of stevens (amcudeud) Till will
not affect their action, and they will pass
the'bll over the veto of Govcnor Wells.
The Legislature seems to be careless as 10
results and determined to let things take
their course, no matter no" bad the re-
suits may be for the people. 1t is a fight
between them and Governor Wells. Meth
r party being disposed to yield"
e4 Ii u.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27
gsg The Mt. Mansfield Turnpike Roa

GO The Mt. Mansfield Turnpike Road
Co, have eight Of the ten Thousand dol
lars required, already raised and will or.
ganize to morrow. Capitalists in Bur.
lington and st. Albaps, are subscribing
to the capital stock, having confidence iu
the scheme. Mr.. Linsley. the best engi-
neer in the, State, has made The following
reply to letter addressed him by the
commissioners; " '' t.'
Burlington March IS, 1867.
Gentlemen - -
Returning home after an absence of
some days, find on my table your val
ued favor oftho 7th inst. You may put
me down, for 10 shares of the Mt. Mans.
field Turnpike Road stock. AS an evi.
dence of the confidence and respect you
place in me, your offer OF the presidency
Of the company is most greutfully appre.
clated, under ordinary circumstances, if
that if by doing 50 would reu.
der you any service, would accept the
position; but have for this coming sea.
son an amount of business on hand that
entirely prccludes the possibility Of my
attending'to any other matters. I have
the utmost confidence Of the final success
Of the undertaking, and trust you may
succeed in completing the road this sum.
per if however, from any cause, it should
be delayed until my time is less occupied
should be most happy to do any thing
that | can to help you. t''
Very truly your obt, servant.
~ .'' "'''a ',' D. G. LlNsLEY.
To Mcssrs. D. ". Cutting aud others.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

sT Our arieud G. G.. Chadwick, Esq
former probate Judge for this district
has sold his home farm in Cambridge
to Fullington & Raymore, for si2,too
Mr.. Chadwick's health has been quite poor
for sometime, which ID the reason for bis
selling. I'VE wish bo might find a resi-
dencc in this town that would suit bis
taste.sa $3.50 cdw stage lOiYsla no % q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27
Spttial Mi

NOTfcE The directors ,
Go. Ag. Society, are rson,..
tAe MOrrisville House n =
Saturday Apr, G at lOs, u.
adopt rules to be goy.,rs,'
shearing festival and to ,,,,,
judges for that occasion. "''
Per order Of the ptesia,,,
J. W n.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

ca John Mcintosh Of Underhill a
man about 60 years Of age while engaged
in cutting wood in bis sugar place, the
10th, was taken i'll and ere he could be
got toithc houSeexpired, he leaves d fam.
'iIy to mourn his loss saiI % ,saats "a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27


In the Senate Friday, Mr. Wilson pre-.
scented preamble recitirg the capture
and imprisonment Of Jeff Davis, and the
fact that he has denied the charge Of com
plicity in the murdcrsof President Lincoln
Sc, with which he is charged, and the
following Concurrent resolution. ..eg5 81
Resoiced, That longer confinement Of
said Davis without trial or assignment
ola specific time for trial, Is not ID accor.
dance with the demand of Justice, the
spirit of our laws and the requirements CT
the constitution, and that common Justice
and sound public policy and our national
honor unite in recommending that saill
jeff Davis be Brought to speedy and pub
Tic trial, or that be be released from con.
tinement on bail or on . his own rccoeoi..
Ea''ee'1 "1'sat saHfs a9 Boo ...sJ.e.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

fT A patent has been granted e. N.
Potter Of Worthwhile, for improved mop
wriuger, town and county rights for sale,
call or address him at his residence IL
Morrisyillee slla4 mon d9sog oaais oji Sa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

mel G. Alta business, meeting Of the Di,
vxrsG!ors Of the Lauoillo County Agricultut
raj Society decided to hold q, sshearing
:, feItival at Morrisvil, on Wednesday
s'a May, 18th tO'comncnce at 9o'cloekA. NJ.
"a cordial Invitation Is extended to- all
. wool growers III the couotys tc attend
'a0 With their best specimens aei g1sg q /
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

,sa,E CT The Lamoillc Co Agricultural So.
smsSieiy will holS their next annual Pair Oh
Teusday and Wednesday the 18th and
18th If September next.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

FlRE "A sugar house belonging to
Horace N. Melendy in Cambridge, was
burned last Saturday night together with
. quantity Of wood prepared for use this,
spring. ~ wa d,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

ASYLUM FOR oPRNrpRs. Charles T..
Browne tAr:eiaas WOrd) 'gasei bis proper,
ty-somc $50. 0oo--to the founding Of an
asylum for printcrs.iu the United States
The Chicago Tribune proposes 10 the
craft throughout the country, to set aside
fvesmills on every dollar of their wages
until the bsquest made by Mr. Browne
becomes available, to DO then added to
that fund. ~ @fo 9.a p 5aN ii q
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

|, CT An application signed by seventy
eight persons Of proper age has been sent
TO the grand lodge Of the l.. o Of @: I.
for charter Tor a lodge i Good Tcmplars
al This Mace sos 20 &5is.e53 oai =
S'' " n N pa''afSTo 81 ls7srf S.'..--,iy ed
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

!. ca slcighs are still in use on roads to
the northern part Of the County, while in
every other direction but little or no snow
remains. '''' 80 @''@
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

ely sugaring has now fairly commenced.
The aow 81 sachafihc auid has been good
for two or three days.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

0H y l.iW a1ajClrfahmN mgb siH gab pl
y o. Harvey Taylor Of Wolcott on the
2lst inst, killed q hog that weighed GS5
lbs, Pretty wsighty,s. a, 49,. .
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

DRAMAr1o.-The exhibition at Cam,
bridge Centre last thursday evening was
received by full and attentive audience,
and passed off admirably. The musical
part of the exercises were copductea by
Mr. C, B.Wait totho delight Of every.
body. The hall used was rct we'll adap-
ted TO singing. being rather low. yet the
pieces were=yery eood,selections'z and cx.
ecuted in ,6ne. style. Mr.. Waits little
girl woii the praiseof all by singing HAS
father been here ?"a and Coming thro' the
Hyeigd .saa ksIsfv g Il Soid, bipaa I'd
The, plays were composed Of Charades,
Farces, &c. intersperced with appropriate
music and tableaux- The acting il &C.
cOmpanicd by appropriate scenery, and
stage furniture. would do creditsto any
stage. The piece entitled "lhe ,seulptor's
Triumph" patiOpal allegory' was gotten
up with extreme good taste, and had a
beautiful effect upon the audience, The
tableaux part Of the performance was not
in the least neglected the one repr9sen-
ting an Indian huntress'" was extremely |
good, and its REPETITION was called for by
the audience, another representing the
Taking Of the veil" vas quite as good or
better. ,--f,-a ....i-s E..- 4
Of the other tableaux we will only say
they we're all good /; and in fact nothing
else can be.said of the whole exhibition,
pleases US more, than to see The
citizens of a village or neighborh God get
ting up associations of this nature that
will not only be q, benefit tosthose taxing
l part in them but q pleasure to those
who attend. The object of this exhibi-
ion was to provide funds for furnishing
heir rremodelled church. and We are glad
o know that their efforts have been met
With excellent success. grg-a7, l.
No doubt the members of the Jeff .rson.
lille Dramatic Club will lot soon forget S
he pleasant evenings at their two. enter {
ailments. .r. K
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27
PREMIUMS ron srn,'

~. Nhl
Though contrary to opr,,,
offer the following prcuipp,I
scribers. The book is WORK.
the price asked for it, and y,
will take this method to Cen,
For two new subsorites n.
will send two copies of,bh,.
and a copy Of How to Win :
cook Is eta.
For five new subscriber
5 copies of the paper a yea, +,
lonely bound copy Of "H,,,
HHow to Talk" "llos TOM
"Hog to do business" ia j.
Price 1926.
\. We would aid in elucalin
how to write right, and deem,
ton of this book one Of h
whieh.it may be dorc.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

TERRiBLE FIRE AT WoopsTooK.-Ton
Saturday evening last FIRE broke out ~
the stables attached to The hotel OF 0liI
man Henry, and burned for three hours
destroying the hotel. the Woodstock Ma
tional Bank block, Henry's block, the
Jail, Union Hall, and VIM. Hewitt's dwell
ling In the bank block was the drug
and hardware store of Oscar II. Day, and
the law Offices of Andrew Tracy, julius
Converse. and French s. Johnson Hen
RVS block embraced three stores and the
post office and in Onion Hallwere the
two printing offices Of the village and b
s. Thomson's tin and sheet iron shop
Six horses were burnt in French & Henry s
livery stable, among them the famous
horse Young Draco." The loss it is
supposed will exceed City thousand dol
lars. In the numbcrof buildings burned
it is one of the worst fires that ever occur
red in VERMONT and it is a hard blow
for that Beautiful village y1'm gli
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

AGooDqsiznD FAMILY Alta principal
station on the Ncrnont Central Railroad.
a man bought % tickets for himself and
familysthc other day, he being the faith
er ofr24 children, al by one wife and
she but 30 years old. Among the q
were II twins, and all boys. A new
country is Just the place for that family
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27
Pale Notice.

shall moovs awuy'from this lo ,',lt
LIST Of March next, and wish 70 ~ p.,ts
persons before that time. Z nol INV
time win leave my books AZ ", ,,I.aig
Office til the 10th, and ifnot 's. aIl,,b
will be lett with an attorney ior n S9gg I
Feb. 20, AApV---
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

NorIoE Whereas the Gers
bly, Of the State of Vermont
an act entitled an act to iDcr
Oarnbri re Mount MauSisl
Road Company, and wlera
required that $4,000 of The a
of said road should be sus
fore the organization Of said
and whereas. said amount ha
Iy contributed, therefore, uodu
given to tho stockho dcrs Of
pduy to meet at the hotel Of h
ter in Cambridge, on 'l'hursll
18th, at 2 o'clock P NJ, for tber
electing five Direc ore
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

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ny numerous examples of geDvl
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

Ja'F1nEi-~ 1hurston az Co.'s extensive
stesm stave mill in Sunderland, VT, was
burned Friday morning The. fire Origt
mated in the boiler furnace Loss about
$4,000. insured through Prindic &
Burnham Of tland for Sl0o 900, distri.
buted among -four different companies
The firm is an enterprising one and in
tends to rebuild immediately. sIo 99sl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

r. a CAsE CT PLTRTrFcGrIoy 1.-The body
Fofa woman which had been buried in
the pittsfora burial ground for twenty
five years was SOME time since Dexbumed
for the purpose Of placing the remains iu
another part Of the ground. Upon open.
ing the grave it was found the remains
were entirely petrifed and perfect in eve,
ry part, representing q stone statue Of
about the color Of fresh burnt lime. q The
hair was Of it's nitural color and. fcxibili
ty, the teeth remained the same as when
buried and no dsdguration Of the body
could be discovered 1.-The body was rails
ed from the grave by means of ropes pass.
ed under her head and feet without the
least aihjury or crumbling Of the remains.
Physicians say the cause of this potrifcs.
ton was owing 70 the medicines sic took
before her death, while others claim it to
be the petrifyihg properties of the earth.
where the grave was located. Blisuys II 10
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

To Mcssrs. D. ". Cutting aud others.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-03-27

.ya Several of MI Dougherty's friends
wishing to see the paper. which, he read
before the Council. in the Newsdealer. it
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08
U. s. SENATE.
Executive Seaslou.

WAsHINGroN, April q. .
Mr.. Anthony made a report from the
Committee on Printing, against print
in additional copies of the Report OF
the Commissioners of Agriculture, but
providing 1000 copies of those hereto
fore ordered, be furnished that officer to
meet demands upon him.
Mr.. Chandler said the Senate had
been remarkably liberal towards romi-
nees, and as an instance of how they
expressed their gratitude, he caused to
be read a newspaper article.
The Clerk read it in substance, that a
complimentary serenade was on Thurs
day night, rendered Mr.. John w. Frazer,
recently confirmed as Assessor of Intern
oil Revenue, Of the LIST District of Penn
sylvania. This gentleman Is reported
to have said in acknowledging the hon
or, that o number of his radical friends
had invited him to return to their fold,
which he declined; he did not feel HIM
self under any obligations to the Senate,
for he was appointed to ill vacancy.
Politically, he was still Conservative,
in favor Of johnson, Grant and the SUI
preme Court, in contradistincion to
Sumner, Stevens and Butler. r
He was against the Radical element
trsmpling the Constitution under foot,
and the injury of currency, &c.
Mr.. Sumner did not an was expected,
call up his resolution for the expulsion
of Mr.. Salisbury.
The Senate went into executive ses-
sion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-08
Nav Yarik Items.

New YORK, Aprii7.-Anthony Mafion,
who . few nights since stabbed and
killed Stephen c. Garland, has been
committed on verdict Of the coronsr's
jury. .EE -.TrrHv.lvzT
Four hundred and nineteen death:
occurred in this city last week. = - } |!
Nathaniel Oakley was arrested yes.
terday on . charge Of engaging plate
to print fractional currency from.
Captain Jchn Powell, of Brooklyn, is
building vessel twenty three feet long
to be propelled by four sails, arranged
like the sails If a windmill, in which
he intends to cross the Atlantic.
The steamship Cleopatra, built fol
Arthur Leary for the Pacific trade, wa,
launched to-day. taF t3.
During the month Of March l4,l7l
emigranfs arrived ut this port. y
Mrs. Senator SpraSuo aud Captain
Pierson Of Maximilian's cabinet, sailed
for Europe to-day.
4 Paris letter saystbe health Of thu
Prince imperial has sustained 9 severe
shock by his recent illness, and his gen
eral delicacy Of constitution gives nj
omen Of an early death.
A Vienna letter says the most marked
official attention was paid to the Italian
Minister, while the coolnsss shown tC
Mr.. Ward, the Russian representative
vas decided. Ii il Thought that the
Austrian Empire will 90 to speedy and
complete dissolution should it not be
Immediately knit together by q sharp
war with either Russia or Prussia, q