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Citv Optical Rooms,

United States Block, main entrance up stars.
j. p. PAINE " SON, Opticians,
TNTOULD respectfully inform their numerous and
w the public generally that owing 10 the liberal pat
ornage bestowed upon them they have been Induced TO
from their old stand to their present commodious
roomswhere they will be most happy to wait on al hose
who may require their services Alter experience OF
ten devoted exclusively to the manufacture and sale
CSpectaces they feel confident of rendering entire sats'
action TO those who honor them with their lavOrs
CAUTION!
Whereas, il has been the undersigned by
numerous individuals that they have been imposed upoR
by certain dealers in Spectacles who have sold them
spurious article, purporng 10 be manufactured by the
undersgned-T we would take this opportunity
OF informing our numerous friends and The public generally
ter, tohere PAlNE'S PARABOLA sPECTACLES can be
obtained. is at
The City Optical Rooms, U. States Block,
and they would respectfully invite all these who have
resort to artificial aid for impaired vision call and
the quality of the above named Spectacles whether they
purchase not) as adjusted by the OPTOMETER. This
inAented by John p Paine for the nurpose
adjusting the Lenses of the spectacle meet any
detect of the eye whether proceed from distorted or
unqualified vision, cataract or in fact ame any
We claim those 81 the following properties viz
lst earness and finish not to he surpassed equaed
by any Lenses OF foreign or domestic manufacture 3D.
aoeraoh 5d they can De worn Tor any length OF lime,
when fitted by the Optometer without atigulng the eye
or occasonng the slightest Inconvenience 4lh, they
PreSerre the Stght and in many restore it.
All those qualities we claim for our SpecIacles and
respectfully invite those who doubt and all Others call
on us and satisfy themselves by personal examination.
The annexed paragI aph is the opinion of JV G. SsITH,
NJ D., the celebrated Lecturer Optics and the Eye.
He says through The columns of his Medical Journal:
The Editor has lesurely examined Mr. Paine's nven-
tion, and, without hesitation, express belief that
il not only very Ingenious but very useful instru
ment and is destined for extensive rcputaon when
fairly brought before the public. + EUery
OpttcGn in large cities would find his account in hav
ing an Optometer in his establishment"
The above opinion is but the echo of Others,
with which will not weary your patience but will
merely say call and judge for yourself whether these
things
N. b. sEXTANTs, QUADRENTS, SPY GLASSES,
ami all manner of Optical Instruments repaired short
notice. JOHN p. PAINE & SON.
Worcester, April TO- dwf
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Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, and
Worcester Express

aSSSNzaA TTNHE subscriber has mmenced running
%SE1%SSSEs6$ J. Stage to and from Upton daily,
Sundays excepte ~ to connect with she
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at 81 AM, and returning viii leave the Central Hotel
Worcester at ST PM.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage viii twice day
leaving WCrceste ter at l03 Am. and 81 PM.
Books kept at the Grafton Hotel, al L. NJ. Smiths Post
Office n E. Village, Central Hotel Worcester and also
at the General Stage Office, No. Merchants Row.
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
that it may Le done with correctness.
July 7. dwtr TYLER HARRINGTON.
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Look at This |!

kS VNHE subscriber will sell his FARM situated 1875
s.sfA l. minutes drive from Main ST., Woreester) on
sASthe Barre Road aiming about eighty acres-l9
Of which is covered with Wood and Timber; has good
supply OF early and winter Fruit, in bearing state; well
fenced with stone wall and good supply owater per-
haps as can he found any other of equal size
Said estate will be sold together or divided as NAV best
suit For particulars, please call ON
Worcester, Dec g. # BENJAMIN FLAGG.
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New ENGLAND House,

No. III Broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street
New York.
Aza I'VE above named house having undergone mate
sTIh rial alterations and been fitted up in a superior
alss2 manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board will hereafter afford desirable ac-
cOmmodatons all who may desire quieness and agree
able society," II Is strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business, which makes
pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
public and his former friends that every exertion will be
used for their comfort and merit continuance of the pat.
ronage he has ALREADY received for which he very gae
full N. b. Price 81 25 per day
Aug. s, l846. stiff P. WIGHT, Proprietor.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Commencing Wednesday, Dec. l, I847,
PASSENGER TRAINS run daily, Sundays excepted,
leaving as follows
Boston, and A M, and 4 L. M
Worcester, 81 and 10 A. aud T. NJ.
Albany, IT A, M. % P NJ;
Springfield, 81 AM. an 1t NJ. for Albany;
Springfield ST AM, and PM. Tor on arrival of
the train from New York; foI Wor Jester and Boston
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK-uia Spring field
The Steamboat train leaving Boston Am. and Wor
sester at 81 AM, will stop Way Stations unless
take passengers for Springfield pro-
vceed directly by way of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by Up. NJ
Returning leaves New York at Ct A. M. and arrives at
Worcester at Pm.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
Leave Boston at A. NJ, Worcester 10 A. NJ and arrive
Albany Ct PM-or leave Boston at M Worcester
P NJ lodge in Springfield leave St next morning
and arri- Elm Albany at II P. NJ
The trains for Troy leave The arrival of the trains
at Greenbush. s
The trains for Buffalo leave Albany at74 A. NJ. PM
The trains the Pttseld ard North Adams Rail Road
connect at Pts6eld
The trains of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road con-
rect at Chatham.
The Housatonc Rail Road connects at State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect at
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage Brattee
boro', Windsor, Bellows Falls Hanover Haverhill &c.
Stages from Charlton to Standardization West
Brookfed to Ware, Enfield New Branree and Hardwick
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown, Amherst
Ware and Monson. JAMES BARNES,
worcester, Nov 80, la47. dwtf sup't & Enasinee
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In connetion 0ih e Nortich and Worcester Railroad
EEEdE2E~CSS IN T THE subscriber respectfully IN.
gSNNISSS444fNG5@ forms the public that he hsa
( IEtf f NJ established line of Stages
between Webster, South.
bridge and turbridge. Leave southbrdge 81 AM and
arrive at Webster in time take the 81 traR OF for
Worcester and Boston, arriving Boston at III M
RETURNING-Leave Boston at 81 and Worcester at
Al r. NJ arriving at Souhbridge at 81 NJ. thus giving
same day. ~ Passengers for Worcester will be down
al The NoTWiCh ana Forester Depot
Tickets be obtained of the subscriber anil Phelps
Jewery Store in Southbrdge through Worcester and
at the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Ticket Ofce
through to Souhbridge, Fare By this route
by any other.
All business ntrusted the subscriber will be prompt
ly and faithfully attended to-
u Office in Worcester at the Am. Temperance House
May ls. JOSEPH SHEPARD.
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nosToN = WOE CEsTER RAIL IkNAD


Summer Arrangement commencing May 1.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 81 81, II 4. NJ s 40 and p NJ
The last on the arrival Of the New Haven Train.
TOE 81 NJ train will take up Of birmingham.
Passengers will leave Milbury at 81 M. and 81 Pm.
PASSENGERS will leave HoLtSt0n at A. NJ. and A p.
The A train will not stop at Way Stations TO take
up passengers
Leave BOSTON, at I 4 s Am, "a. 4, ST PM
The A. will stop only take up passengers
Way Stations for Sp, ingfeld or beyond, take up
passengers for Worcester at Way stations ceSt Of Fra
nlinghGa.
The A. train tUiH land of FraminghFm.
The train will not stop of birmingham, except
to take up Resfern Railroad passengers at Brighton on
Thursday.
The train is the New York Steamboat Train, to
Norwich to run as heretofore, without stops, except at
Frdming CHAM.
Passengers for Mulbnry and Hoiston will take the
and NJ. trails. Passengers for the Norwich Railroad
will take the AM. and 24 p M trains.
N. b. The A. and P. trains take passengers at
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
Brookiine Special Trains.
Leave Brookline at 2. 8, and II and 2 81 & PM
Leave Boston al 10 81 10 and l2l p d, Ct u
NeIOt0n Special Trains.
cave Lower Falls at and 81 AN "a and Pm.
Leave Boston at II AM, l24, 81, g. ami Pm.
Sa1snuiHe Special Trans.
Leave Saxonvle at 81 Ann and 81
Leave Boston at ct and PM
Boston, May 1, ls4e. If WIN. PARKER, sup't.
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second hand Machinery for. sale.
> JACKS r20 spndles EACH in good running order md
now In use BY the subscribers. t'9 Y'NN'' -"
lTWI5TER for stocking yarn. SO snind,as = srnsr,or
machine, and one REEL. ~ IHr
u.,.,, ,a, csy&s M. wHEELoCK.
oA""sc, hP'h ~o' t 4mt
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LE0NARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.
saa~wu- vi subscriber continues to run THE EX
pAkEANW ! PRESS between Boston and Worcester fol
SSsysSRE the safe transmission of Packages Bundles
- bank Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying collecting and ne
merchandise, produce, etc e "''U ''''"H
All packages must be directed to bisrare
The subscriber s alone for nroner,v .p,rus
ed to mis- care and no risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company = N 1 '''
Packages by this line Forwarded from Worcester Ia
salem, Newbury port Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
ford also, to Portland and all parts Of Maine, " ~
orders free for goods be returned by tbis
OPFicgs.-HARNDEN & CO.'S ONCE b Court street
Boston; J. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main 81
Worcester. '#A q "a IToNHDn
Feb 25, 1917 a..
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Dve-House Removed,

NNHE subscriber has Removed his Dyeng
n Works TO his New Shop CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods from Main Sree) where all goods
be lett Having frst-rate shop with convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the -oc that his
work shall be done WELL and al shorter notice, than
any other shop of the kind in this vcirfy.
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS Colored, as usual for
ONE DSLLAR; Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole. Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants ceansed and pressed, days no
tice, If desired. CARPETS SHAwLs of ali kinds and MIL
ITARY UNIFORMS ceanscd and pressed and
look well goods. Satisfaction guaranteed all
cases. charge will be made.
~ Only Office in Worcester is on Contra
Street. HENRY B. ADAMS
Worcester, Aug. q 95u
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Wore ester, SOuthbridge, and Sturbrid 9
STAGE,
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New Line of Stages from Princefon
10 Worcester.

~
New Encouragement ofthe Rutland and Worcester Stage
A STAGE will leave the POSI-
GAM - q "A Office in Princeton every dag
HzSS@91E-5E9(S Sundays exceped) at 81 O'Clock
and Rutland at 63, and arrive ia
- - Worcester in season for the nine
O'Clock train Of cars for Boston
and 81 train for Albany RETUR NING-I caves m,
American Temperance House 81 rs O'Clock after tb
arrival Of the p O'Clock train from Boston
Passengers gong to Holden Rutland, or Princeton W
please nin m the Ticket-master and Conductor and
their fare through to either placeviz $780, and have he
names entered on the way bill
June z, I94T JOSEPH TAYLOR.
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81 NASHUA Rail. ROAD
Open from ClintOnvilie to Grot0n.

nm and after Monday, July "a, l848, PASSENGER
JTRAlNS will run In connection with Trains upon The
Fitchburg Rail Road to Boston, as follows:
Leave CliLtOnvlle at 20 M g 05 Am and 405 P. M
interesting at Groion with Trains Fitchbuig
Boston az 7O5 A.M 940A NJ. and 40 P. M. or on The
arrival OF said Trains.
Returnfng-eaye Groton for CIintonville at 1927 NJ
2PM and 6 Is Pm the arrival Of Trains upon the
Fitchburg Railroad, which leave Boston al 2 Am, l2 M
and Sc PM. rs '
The above + aims will also connect nj Groton with
Trains upon the Sioney Brook Rail Dad for LOWELL
STAGE will leave Worcester for CIintonviIle and
Lowell at 645 M. and 3O P. M and arrive AT Clinton.
vile IN season for the Trans which leave ClntonyIe at
yO5 M and 405 Pm, and Groton at $40 A M and A. 40
Pm, over the Soney Brook Rail Road 10 Lowell arriy-
Ing In Lowell at 1925 A. M. and as
Returning-Leave Lowell for Groton nj 74O M and
Lilo Pm and arrive In Groon In season for the Trains
for Clntonville and Worcester which leave roton at
s27 A. NJ. and Up. NJ, arriving in Worcester ami A. M
snd PM. "a " - "a va
The Trains which leave Clinton lille at OF NJ and
Lowell at is PM connect with Trains upon the Lowell
and Lawrence and Boston and Maine Rail Roads inns
forming communication between Portland and Worces
Ter, New York, and the West by way of the oreh and
Worcester and IVES Railroads w
Fare from Worcestey to Lowsl, Sl.25,yt4
stage will run from Sterling the village of New
BostnD 10 Lancaster with passengers the Train which
leaves CiDtonve at 20 AM returning after The arrival
Of the last train from Boston and Groton.
The above trains connect ut Groton with trains upon
the Peterboro' 0nd Shirley Railroad and tn the Vermont
and Mass and Cheshire Railroads. by way Of the Fitch
burg Railroad. w. A. WHEELER
Worcester July 30. dwtf Agent
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NEW STORE!
(Warden BI0ck,l No. "a Front ST.,

WORCESTER,
TNHE subscriber having recently opened a New s,.,o
a NO. "A Front Street, with fresh stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
now prepared TO furnish The citizens with every article
for cash. 80 ~ 4u'"''S' Vi Ut retal
All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLAssEs
Sc are oered at The very lowest price winch can he a.
goods may be returned vi 'he
.. BoIlEk, CHEESE and LARD, in large and SINAI,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS.
MacksreA salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
pound or quantity of excellent quality - say ''"s0
FLOUR and MEAL Of ,nonl
Dried apples, Potatoes, Oranges, Le,nons Po;a;..
SyTMpS Aechnps and Pickles, and general assortment
gonus usually obtained in such stores at The cheaDest
Czens and strangers are invited to examine the toch
ana prices Goods delivered in a. parts of the civ frse ~
expense, by ] ANn1EWSS nee Vi
o', "o'oH 81 dwu a Front st.
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REMOVAL.
MARLBORO HOTEL,
229 Washington Street, Boston.

= UOHA UT hDON5NOhHs
A~sA / Ohm COE having become proprietor OF The
f1.9N d MARLBORO HOTEL, commends his house to
the patronage of The public. The better
modae the increasing business of the Hotel and to make
more worthy OF support several and elegant parors
and sleeping chambers have been added the whole
nshed and improved, making the Marlboro Hotel
the most eligible, pleasant and desirable public houses
the metropolis Situated in the Of Boston, the
principal Rail Road Depos, Post Office, the principal
Churches, the places of business and Of general resort
exceeded by other Hotel The Marlboro the oldest
Temperance House in the country II has always been
true to It's profession. Family worship is maintained
evening and morning, in which all who choose unite. The
seal OF public approval has been placed upon the regua
tons and management of this house. and more fiat
tering than now. With table second none in the
country with ample and pleasant apartments with
tive and respectful servants, and with the personal
ton of the proprietor the comfort of his guests the
undersigned with great confidence invites travellers beth
native and foreign, TO test the qualities his house.
which comfort quiet and elegance blend
JOHN COE, Proprietor.
Boston, Mass. Nav 90 lS47. If
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Worcester County
Agricultural Warehouse, Seed Store SC.

TNIE subscriber would inform the inhabitants of Wor
cester and vicinity, that he has oaened Commission
warehouse, IT No 220 MAIN STREET opposite the Ctr
ndI worcester, for The sale of all kinds Of AGRICUI
IUKAL and HORTICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND
mAGniNES Also, Grass, Garden, Field md FloaDer
WGre Baskets, &c. &c.
. All persons wishing TO purchase any of the above men
oneu articles, are invited to call and examine his stock
VIVA the assurance that they will find choice selection
ofgood quality, and at fair prices
Worcester May TO- lSw OTIS CONVERSE
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DAGUERRE0TVpEa

-nVrz1 Il Il G1Os
~ formerly occupied by Ltch & Winnie W. os ~
ington street, BoSTON, where he viii aye persoSal
attention TO Ill who will be pleased to give him ,he mn,
ronase' Inc pupic are respectfully invited TO cali ami
Boston, June 2. w ia"
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GFA communication with reference 10
an article in our paper last week, on the CO.
aliiion of Hunkers and Barnburners, is re-
ceived-but too late for insertion in on: pres
ent number. Having been absent for several
days, and returned just before going TO press,
the reason of this necessity will be manifest.
We wish 10 treat our opponents with per-
feet fairness, and cannot object 10 any ex-
plantations from them. when we may De
thought TO have done them an injustice, II
made in the proper manner. We are well
aware that many adherents Of Cass are TOO
consistent TO be led into any such combina-
ton. at the instigation of a few who aspire TO
be their leadsrs-and we have all along sup
posed that, in Addison County especially,
(afer the strong resolutions passed at their
recent County Convenlion,) The projected co
u li,ion would meet with manly and deter
mined resisiance-We intend TO publish the
communication referred 10, next week.
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ers, who assert that vote to be mere mat
ter of form, not only by showing that the vote
for third reading and ergrossment Is the FEST
vote, in almost every instance-the yeas and
nays being scarcely ever called at subse-
quent vote-but also by reading from MIR.
Ritchic's Richmond Enquirer, showing with
what exultation that vote was received by the
South, as evincing ~. Van Buren's devotion
to Southern interests. They did not esteem it,
at the time, an idle formality.
Mr. NJ. showed conclusively, by reference
to the origin and history of the Van Buren,
movement, that it was gor up expressly fer the
furtherance of Locofoco principles. John Van
Buren,, be said, was undoubtedly one Of the
most honest men in that party-and he open
ly avowed it to be the first object of the new
organization TO DEFEAT THE WHO'S.
Mr. Marsh proceeded to speak of Gen. Tay-
lor-of his honesty integrity, and moral worth
his undoubted Wing principles-his opposi-
ton to the Extension of Slavery, in proof of
WHICH inert Is kDe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tSsdiiiohl
of numerous persons who know him well, and
understand what his individual opinions are;
his pledge, in the first Allison letter, not to
interpose his veto "wbere questions of constitu-
tioual power have been settled by the various
departments of government, and acquiesced in
by the people" which is direct pledge not TO
veto the Wilmot Proviso-his position since
the last Allison letter was published, entirely
satisfactory as to his commitment to Wing
principles, ard his Identification with the Wing
party,-and the strong conservative ground
which he occupies as to Executive usurpation
and the Veto Power. In conclusion, Mr..
Marsh urged all Wings to remain firm in their
devotion to the principles they have always
cherished, and to give Gen. Taylor their cor
dial and undivided support.
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ALTHOUGH NO POLITICIAN, HAVING AL
WAYS HELD MYSELF ALOOF FROM THE CLAM
ORS OF PARTY POLITICS, AM WHIG AND
SHALL EVER BE DEVOTED IN INDIVIDUAL o.
PINION TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THAT PARTY {"
ZACHARY TAYLoR-C.etter TOW. E. Russell)
SIR THE NOISE AND CONFUSION WHICH
PERVADE THIS ASSEMBLY WILL PREVENT
MY BEING HEARD ON THE IMPORTANT TOPICS
TO WHICH YOU HAVE CALLED MY ATTENTION"
LEWIS CAsse-(Speech at Cleveand)
THE PRINCIPLES OF LIBERTY ARE s-VeNEv-
Err 81 SAFE in THE HANDS OF MEN WHO
MAKE TRADE OFPUBLIC AFFAIRS. MIR. VAN
buren, MUST BE JUDGED BY HIS PRECEDING
COURSE TAKEN AS AWHOLE-AND FROM THAT
LET NO MAN DELUDE HIMSELF WITH THE BE-
LIEF THAT HE Is FIXED TO ANYTHING BUT
HIS OWN INTEREST."-C. ADAMs-(Pamphet on
Texas page 4.-Is44)
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.


New York, Monday, o'clock, P. NJ.
The defeat Of Gen. Monagas has been con,
firmed by advices from Venezuela, to the 2sd
ult.
Advices from Bermuda, state that Mitchell
has been seriously i'll, but was fast recovering
Gov. johnson, of South Carolina, has deter
mined TO call an extra session OF the legislature
in order to enable that state to cast her vote
for electors for President and Vice President.
Galens, ILL.,, Sept %.
A destructive fire broke out here yesterday
and destroyed whole block of stores, &C.
bounded by Washington, Main, and Beech
Streets. Loss stated to be very great The
origin of the fire has not been clearly ascer-
tanned.
HENRY CLAY has written letter to Col.
Hamtramck, reiterating the declaration that
he has not authorized the use of his name for
the Presidency, in the recent demonstration,
and deeply laments, should bis friends not COM
ply with his wishes in this matter.
New York, Monday. Oci. 2, 6 1-2 P NJ ..
Much confusion was caused a. an indie
pendent Native meeting in Philadelphia on
Saturday evening, BY nominating David p.
Brown as Rough and Ready candidate for
Congress in Levin's District
A company of 200 Buffalo Hunters I'M
der command of Capt. Besancon. altar
landing at Corpus Christi, returned TO New
Orleans, meeIingno encouragement from The
border Mexicans or Americans. Col Kin
ney denies that he had any thing 10 do with
it-says he considers the movement prema-
rurc and unfortunate.
Baltimore, Oct 2.
A tremendous storm of rain is prevailing
here to-day. The tide runs high, and it is
feared much damage will be done tc The ship
ping. Business is in measure suspend
ed
A melancholy catastrophe occurred AT
North Bergen near Jersey City, on Saturday
night, occasioneJ. by the explosion Of a can
OF camphene, by which two sons Of Mr.. Har-
ison, oil the Northern HoreI, were shocking
y burned. One died a; O'Clock this day
the other is not expected 10 survive
LATER oMVENEZUELA.-The gMarv
II. ChappelI, which arrived here yesterday,
from I.aguayra and Porto Cabello. bring ad-
vices 10 The 9Th ult. At that time The author
lilies and people Of Laguayra were on The a
lerI expecting an attack from The squadron Of
Gen. Parez. The squadron of the Govern
ment passed Laguayra on the 25th of Au-
gust, 10 attack the feet of Paez.
FOREIGN. The Steamship america which
arrived on Friday last. brings intelligence
from Liverpool 10 The 10Th ulr There has
been some skirmishing in the South of Ire
land. Quiet was easily restored.-Paris is
without open disturbance, but an outbreak is
dreaded. Attempts have been made TO as
sassinate Gen. Cavaignac. Disturbances
have taken place in some ofthe departments
Berlin is in an excited siare.-There have
been some further disturbances in Italy. The
expedition had sailed from Naples against
Sicily. Messina was taken after a severe
bombardmcnt.