The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-10-06
WHOLE NO. 3OO1.
. LETTER FROM GEN. LAFAYETTE
80 ms Tensra6ts friend, Mr.. Duponeeou Of
Philadelphia, dated

LETTER FROM GEN. LAFAYETTE
''"''G pn Jr,end, Mr.. Duponeeaa o,
Ph'tGdeLphia, dated
nWa PARIS, August g.
sSoloier, wonderful revolution. / recs,vsJ y.
Ia hhagnrange on Tuesday morning, the 9th mir -
ee IAlalaapcss Qf CHARLES * DECLARING ne s -
repaired to Paris, where found a saIIis =;
fermentation. In a three DAYS conflict the
people OF Paris have vanquished the ROYAL
GUARDS the Swiss and the Body Guard; the
tri-coiored nag floats every where; and on the
morning of the 31st / felt warranted IN ur;,s
to Charles X, note stating to him INV on;nion
J (which he had asked through General TaIon1
mat reconciliation was impossible, and that
me Royal family had ceased TO reignp
The Parisians manifested deoree of
courage, intelligence, disinterestedness. and
generosity, surprising all that you can con.
.eNe' MOI single Royalist, not woman was
lnsulted. The people fought only those who
hred at them, with cannon and m1sketrv Tbo
Vanquished experienced the most generous bu.
nanity. The regiments of the line submitted
successfully to the public will. Much blood was
shed, but the people have triumphed. with adj.
miraole dispatch, sagacty, and bravery. We
came TO the conclusion that, under the circum-
s.ances IN winch France is placed, it would be
proper to rally all opinions, or the yarions mar.
ties, under the safeguard of a constitutional
inrone, with popular institutions. We have
chosen the Duke of Orleans, whom I esteen
more and more as | know him better. The
OhamDer OF Deputies has acted as the ORGAN
Or interpreter of the French people, in laying
GOWN conditions and offering him a crown. for
when ne acknowledges himself indebted to the
Will OF the nation. Such, then, is our sitnat;on
and fifteen days have not yet elapsed since The
ordinances appeared | send you the sbort
speech winch delivered Sesterday shsM
continue to hold the command of the National
Guards of France, who are organizing in every
direction; My son George is with me. Levas.
seur received a dangerous wound, and his life
was despaired of three days ago; but he is bet.
ter AdIeu-a thousand friendly wishes"
PioNEERs. At the siege Of Algiers the Arabs
used singular species of pioneers They COL
lected several bodies of camels, and formed
them into long lines. They then tied them to.
gether, by the neither lip, so as to keep them in
ranks. These companies were advanced to The
front OF the French battalions, and when a. a
proper distance fire was applied to their tails
The whole then rushed forward with such i'm.
petuosity, that they entirely overturned the
lines opposed to them, while the columns oe
Arabs advancing in their rear, rushed on close
AFTER them and took advantage of the con.
fusion.
This maneuvre is not without example in an.
Gent and modern times. On one occasion
Hannibal extricated himself from a dificnlt
position, by adopting plan somewhat s;m;Isr
lie collected all the cattle in his camp. and
applied fire, not to their tails, but TO their
neads; then tied burning torches to their
norns, and IN this way sent the whole body
turlously on the Roman army, which soon
sovo ground.
But in the year 1898 it was practised in Ire.
land with decided success, Particularly at Tho
battle of New Ross. A quantity of cattle was
corrected from the neighboring fields in mass,
and brought IN q body 10 the entrance Of The
town, then occupied by the Kings forces
when arrived at the head of steep street
called Three Bullet Gate, they were goaded
on and ran furiously down, filling up and
sweeping every thing before them with ire.
ristabe force; SO that General johnson. and
about 1910 mcn were completely pushed from
.heir position, and carried across the BRIDGE
INTO the county OF Kilkenny, by the fixed horns
OF these pioneers, as eficacious as if thew were
nxed bayonets, and the insurgents, following
In their rear, took, for a time, almost undis.
turoed possession of the vacated town.
AN ANEcDorE is told of Sir George r. to shaw
the credulity of mankind When 4 Young man h.
put an advertisement in the papers. to saw that
Mynheer -, just come over from Germany
had found out method of taking likeness Tnncb
superior to any other, by the persons looking into
d mirror and heating glass so to bake the i'm.
preston he stated this wonderful artist tn live in
a perfumer's shop in Bond-street, opposite tn a
hotel where he lodged, and amused himself the
next day IN seeing the numbers of ueople who
Hooked to have their likenesses taken in this sur
prlSlng manner. At last he went over himself IN
ask for Mons. -, and was driven ont of the
shop by the perfdmer in a rage, who said there was
no Mons. -, nor Mons. Devil lived there
At another time Sir George was going in a coach
to tavern with party of CAV young men the
waiter xuifb lolk
as he was holding this up to the Others those who
had already got out, went round and getting in at
the opposite door, came out again SO that there
seemed to be no end to the procession and the
waiter ran into the house frightened out of his
paper.
How TO PREPARE MoLAssEs FOR PRESERVING
FRUITS, &c. Take lbs. molasses bright New
Orleans or Sugar House; lbs. pure water, Id.
coarsely powdered charcoal Boil them together
far 20 minutes, then strain the mixture through
fine flannel, double; put it again in the kettle with
the white OF an egg, boil it gently till it forms
syrup OF proper consistence, then strain it again.
EFFECTS OF EARLY EDUCATION. Lady Rafle,s
Memoir OF her husband, Sir Stamford Raffies, men
uons the remarkable fact, that tive young tigers
and bear were for sometime in the chiIdren's
apartments, under the charge of their attendants
without being confined in cages and it was rather
curious scene to children the bear the tiperS
d oiue mountain blrd and tavorite cat, all playing
together; the parrots bill being the only awe to
all the party"
The quickest method of procuring grapes is to
graft into the body, near the ground, or, which is
preferable, into the roots Of large vines. In the
following if The praft-h taxa .,.sll-s.
on his ground, may, by procuring cuttings of a
hardy foreign or native kind, and paying little
attention to the grating AID training, be and
amply supplied with grapes for the market or wine
making
DANTE. The secret of Dantes struggles through
life in the reckless sarcasm of his answer to
the Prince Of Verona, who asked him how he could
account for the fact that in the households of Prin-
ces the court fool was in greater favor than the
philosopher Similarity Of minds, J" said the fierce
genius, sis all over the world source OF friend
ship" els,r SIN
Cur FOR rHE RING Worm. A few Spanish
flies put into whiskey and rubbed on the part af-