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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLS. A dis
tressing accident is stated to have occurred at the
Falls of Niagara, few days ago, in consequence
of three men attempting TO cross the river in a
skiff
As they neared the middle Of the river, the
current, which al present is unusually rapid in
consequence of the projection Of the Golfer dams
on either side, speedily overpowered their efforts
to resist it, and rising, il to view the inevitable
death before them, they were swept, stern ON,
into the rapids. Their boat, tossing from one rock
to another, in few moments was seen to cap
size; the men rose, clingng TO the gunwales, and
were hurried on, until an opposing rock dashed
the boat into fragments. Two disappeared at once
the other was erect, the water TO his knees,
but in a moment after he was hurled down and
seen no more
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THE CREvAssE ABANDoNED.-We learn
with deep regret that ali attempts TO stop the
Sauve crevasse have been abandoned, and we
river before we can be relieved from the over
flow in the rear OF the city. Fortunately the
prospects for this at present favorable, as the
river is steadily recedng, and the advices from
above that it is falling along its whole course.
In the course OF the present month. however, we
shall certainly have the Missouri flood, which
from the great quantities Of snow that fell during
the last winter, along the upper portion of that
stream and its tributaries, will probably give US
more than usual heavy lie. When this is once
down upon US, it will again fill up the banks Of
the Mississippi, and there will then be no per-
manent tall of the latter until August or Septem-
Der.
The river has fallen two feet and halt since
the crevasse opened, and il it recedes three OF
tour feet more, of which there is every pros
| pect, the work, now so difficult, would be com.
| p 'ratively easy, and the breach could be repair.
ed before the Missouri rise would be down, and
the citizens saved some two or three months q
suffering and loss.
The works constructed with view to close the
crevasse have been nearly all swept away, anC
the volume of water has, of course, incr eased.-
The breach will continue to become wider, anc
unless It'll stopped speedily, even Camp-st may
not escape inundation.
/ Capt. Grant arrived in town this morning from
the crevasse, having abandoned the works.--.N
o. Pic LIST.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

THE METHODIST CHURCH PROPERTY QUESTION.
The Methodist Episcopal Church South have after
delay commenced legal proceedings for the recovery Of
what they claim their share of the church property,
according 10 the of The plan of separation" mu
ualy agreed by the North and South at the general
conference of 1884, but aerward declared to be uncon
stiutona By the Northern Church, at the general con-
ference of l848. At Alexandria, Va. on Monday, the
two branches came in collision the subject oil slavery
and one portion took possession Of the only Methodist
church in The place causing ccnsid rable excitement
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

NJ The cholera and inundaton at New Or
leans it is stated in the papers OF that city, have
been fatal to the business and amusements OF the
city. The hotels are all losing large amounts
The st. Charles owned by company. which
rents for $4,000, and which last season made
the handsome sum OF 95 600 and the year pre-
vious about $50 600. will lose this season, it is
stated from creditable sources, all OF 800 ,000.-
The Verandah is also losing largely; and the st.
Louis, winch has recently undergone extensive
alterations, is closed, the proprietors having fail
ed for large amount
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

TREAcHERY MADE USEFUL. A new act oil
treachery has been discovered at Venice by the
confession Of one OF the cOnspirators. 1t was in
tended 10 set fire 10 the arsenal, and while the
troops in the fort OF Maghera should be occupied
in exfnguishing the fire, the Austrians were to
assault the fortress. General Pope had turned
his information to good account. A few minutes
before the hour fiexed Tor tine fire, he caused all
the traitors to be arrested, and collected heap CT
wood and straw near the arsenal TO which he set
fire. At the sight OF the signal agreed on, the
Austrians completely deceived, mounted to the
assault, but they were met by shower of bombs
and bullets, which forced them to retreat with
considerable loss The besieged taking advan
tage Of the enemy's confusion, made soria, cap
tured 500 Austrians, and spiked the greater mum
Der Of the Austrians cannon.
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City of Worcester.

In Board of Health, JUNE z 1s49
ORDERED, That all inhabitants of the City of Worces-
" ter be- and are hereby directed attend all nus-
ances sources Of filth and sickness in or upon
the premises either owned occupied by them 10 take
particular care that their Cellars shall be speedily and
thoroughly cleansed, and their Prives Sink Drans Ac,
put in good condition.
The attention of Landlords is particularly called the
above order.
Any information upon the subject can be furnished to
the CITY Marshall Assistant either member of the Board
HENRY CHAPLIN,
JONAS M. MILES, Board Of
CHARLES WHITE, Health
WILLIAM A. DRAPER, of the City
FREEMAN UPHAM, OF y
EDWIN liRAPER, Worct steT.
ALBERT TOLMAN,
Extract from Chapter 81 of the Laws of s49 entitled
AN Act in relation to Public Healthn
sect. o. whenever any nuisance, source OF filth, or
cause Of sickness shall be found private properly with
m any cry, the Board of HEALTH or health officer, shall
oroer the owner, or occupant thereof to remove the
same at his own expense within twenty four hours,
sucn oner time as they shall deem reasonable notice
served as provided IN the succeeding sections and Il the
owner or occupant shall neglect SO to do he shall forfeit
sum not exceeding twenty dollars for every day during
when ne shall knowingly permit such nuisance or
OF sickness to remain after the time as aore
SAUL ier the removal thereof. DIG
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

THE CALrFoRNIAEs. The Correspondent of the
Boston Traveller, writes from Rio Janero, speaks Of
many ships having called at that port the outward
passage 10 California and says" Many Of The compa.
MES board Of the vessels have quarreed separated
divided their effects and nearly all, far as have
heard, and have taken much pains find this fac
have had serious difficulties Two or more companies
on board this crat The Lanak Of Boson] will undoubt-
edly separate"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

Alas, Poor Ireland! The English papers
contain many thrilling accounts OF the distressed
among the Irish peasantry. The unhappy peo-
pie OF that country seem to be actually crushed
to the earth beneath the iron heel Of English OPP
preston The London Despatch, speaking OF
the terrible picture, says, "Ireland has become
desert. The bones of her people bleach by the
way-sde, and grass grows in the streets of her
villages"
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DEATH OF GEN. GAINES BY CHOLERA.
.Ne,o Orleans, June 6. Cen Gaines died in this
city to day OF Cholera. He was sick but tw o
days. The Crevasse is still unstopped, and the
water in the streets is slowly rising.
st. Louis, JuneS. There have been Is deaths
by cholera day and by other diseases. The
weather is extremely hot.
Cincinnati June g. Thirty one new cases OF
cholsra and four deaths have occurred since noon
Yesterday.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

Hereditary Births and Duts. The Earl of
Winchilsea has often told us that he was " DO.
protestant and the Hon Charles Wentworth Fitz-
william has been apprisng the world that he was
"born a Free Trader 70 Such inheritors OF their
principles with their acres have their parallel in
humble lite in the Preston operative, mmortals-
ed by the Chronicle of that town. Johns EN-.
ployer, mill osner somewhat despotic in his
benevtlence, had erected baths at his own x
pence, and required that all his workpeope should
pass at stated intervals through soap and wa er to
their work. One obstinate democrat, 10th to be
clean on compulson, demonstrated 'Had he no
choice? was it no wash no work." eyes; he must
wash himself regularly" "What all over?"
:" Yes. ''Feet and all ;" Feet and all .
echoed the obdurate tyrant. "1'l leave first"
said John; "neither my father nor my granada.
Their before me ever washed their feet, and (put.
ting on his haO I'll starye before I'll wash mne!'
We shall never again hear man talk of being
"born Protestant" Tory, or a Free Trader,
but we shall think Of honest John and the hered-
itary dirt on his teet!- Gateshead Observer.
PAINFUL. We learn that Hon Walter Blair.
Of Plymouth, Judge OF Probate for Grafton coun-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

WASHINGTON, June G, l849 Col A. c. Bull
lit, of Louisiana, and John 0. Sargent have ar
rived in the city, and the arrangements tor the
publication Of the Republic completed. 1t
will appear on the 25th inst
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

NJ Another death has occurred in Boston of Asiatic
Cholera The case is that of w r. Fisher keeper of
periodical store at No II Coun street. He was at
tackled about six O'Clock Friday evening, and died about
three O'Clock Saturday morning He was of temperate
habits, and had not been troubled with diarhoea previ>
Gus 10 the attack
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

FIRE IN DIGHroN. The Taunton Gazette
saws that the steam mill belonging to the Steam
Mill Co., situated the Taunton Great River,
in Dighton, was destroyed by fire on Wednes
day Loss estimated at $1,000. Insured as
follows 1880 in the New England office,
Concord, N. H.; $1,000 in the Bowditch office
Salem; $3.50 in the Marblehead office, and $1,000
by the Bay State Company, in Chelsea We
have not learned the origin Of the fire.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

D7 There is now residing at Scalpa, Harris, norlh
of Scotland Marian Morrison, who i'll December last,
l07 ears old. She hears and sees as well as in her
youth. and can travel, on PLAN road ten miles in a
day, without being atgued; she used spectacles,
and she can knit and darn without them.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

MAINE. The Free Soil State Convention at Lewis
ton on Wednesday nominated George +. Talbot, of
Machias, Tor Governor, by 81 out OF al votes He is
young lawyer Of thirty years. One OF his comPeti-
tors was F. II Morse, formerly Wing Congressman.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

ADAM AND EVE The proprietor has been induced
to continue the exhibition Of these magnificent paintings,
for three days longer, at BRIELEY HALL, and have
reduced the price of admission IL >2 cents SO as
give every one the opportunity of seeing lhem Who
will miss this (probably) last chance.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11
RARE CHANGE.

THE STOCK Of Grocery Store will be sold low and
the Store SOuthbrdge Street, recently occupied
by Cushman rhayer, will be let for the Grocery Pro-
vision business. J.. d {. r. HARRINGTON,
June /. DIT II Portland st,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

% Rome, Oneida county, N. Y. was visited by
terrific OF rain hail and Wind the other day dur
ing which several dwellings and sheds Frustrated
Fortunately no lives were lost.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

HENRY CLAY. meeting in Trumbe Co. Ny.
has called Mr.. Clay TO resign his seat in the Sena
on account of his emancipation doctrine.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11
LOST,

FNIIS morning between the Central Hotel and Portland
4 Street, Gold mounted Hair Neck Lace with cross,
marked SARAH. The finder will be rewarded by leaving
II at the Store of B. BUTMAN. d6iJll June g.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

NJ From a recent exhibit OF the ''4lethod'st Book
Concern in New York, lis assets appear to be S643
2l760, while lis liabilities amount 10 8,403 "a Only
The profits sf The concern annually divided among
the several conferences
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NOTICE.

Ell at our Office on the 5th inst two Harnesses,
winch lead Us TO suppose they were stolen The owner
charges. r5R ASr,r e. SrnrrT
Worcester, June 9.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

FEELING ADMoNIrIoN. The New York
Mirror says:
"The editor OF the Brooklyn Freeman has
placed the name of Thomas Hart Benton at the
head of his paper a candidate for the Pres-
dency in 1852. Let him beware Of the fate of
san original
GT The point of the above may be better appreciate
ed by knowing that the Editor Of the Mirror was one Of
the earliest Of the original Taylor When Gen
Taylor was elected, he expected the office of Nj rshall
for that district and had such assurances that he had no
doubt of receiving the appointment. But there were
other men who had influence with the cabinet;
Gen. Taylor was voted down; and the editor Of the
Mirror goes offceless.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

GP DIR Waterman Sweet, the celebrated bone set>
ter. died Of cholera at Albany, Monday night last
He was about 10 years of age.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11
Nrw YoRK. The correspondent Of the New.

New YORK. The correspondent OF the New.
buryport Herald writing from New York says:
The city is very dirty indeed, and does
not appear 10 have had its winter accumulation
Of filth removed. There has been so much wet
weather recently, that the mud has been s'thick
and Slab" and the streets were one sea OF liquid
uastiness. Even the hogs, chose animated loco
motive common sewers.) retired in disgust from
the streets. A visit to the famous, or rather in
famous, Five points, and tour through the ad-
iacent streets, reveals such an exhibition Of NOR
al corruption and reebing pollution. that one does
not wonder that the cholera finds victims in this
citv. That human beings residing in the midst
of such drunkenness, RIGHTEOUSNESS and degra-
dation die Of this dire disease, should not excite
our amazement so much the fact, that they
live week in such miasma of moral putretac-
ton.
The fountains in Bowling Green, the Park and
Union Square, are still, and do not send forth
their jets 10 glistsE in the sun, and refresh the
sight of the citizen and stranger The supply OF
Croton water, is at present insufficient for the
domestic uses of the inhabitants Additional
pipes for distribution are required, and a reese
voir near the centre of the city is demanded, to
give sufficient head to the water.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

Tie Egyptian Government has closed lis paper mill
in the citadel Of Caro-, and has minated 10 the mala
gers Of lis other manufactures that il intends 10 dscon
tuue those establishments.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11
FOR SALE OR EXCHA NCE-

AsrA A FIAE FARM ofabnut 90 acres with good build
snk ~ inss-Laad ia high state Of cultivation and
'a~s'-R good number OF Fruit and hanenal Trees
would be sold low for cash, exchanged for Houses
Bgldng Lots well located in this city, Inquire at this
Office. d3w June g.
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In Salem on the TN Inst Thomas Earle of the firm of
Chase, Esq.
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RREAD.

d P. RICE'S BREA D. fresh and good every day. can
ID. be had j. R. PEIRCE'S STORE, United States
Block diff June IL.
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FACTORY TO T,ET,

AC1ORH HI LEI.
~ N SPENCER, III table for Cotton or Wooden
kinsh Goods, or other manufacturing or mechanical
NA purposes. Said Factory is situated in the Centre
Village OF Spencer, failing stream of water
giving sufficient power for operating 20 cotton looms and
preparation, or more than sufficient for set wooden
machinery The building is So by 80 r. three stories and
attic, nearly new and in frsl>ate order "a II brest
wheel, with main drums and belts Connected with the
abe is new Dwelling House for two Tenenents and
seven acres Land.
Reference may be had 10 WARREN BAKER Worcester
JAMES DRAPER, Esq, ofspeBcer of the subscribers in
Warren. KNOWLES d SIBLEY.
June liz
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

KILLING TIME. We have just remarked a
man on the other side Of Broadway, walking up
pensively and alone, to whom the sudden acqui-
stion of wealth has given the power and the in
clination to gve up business and to do nothing
Tor the rest OF his life. All whether it be sthe
oa or not, it is evidently the hardest work in the
world TO do nothing. We know OF at least ba.
ker's dozen OF person, in our own range of &C
quaintance, who are trying to skill time.' kill
time How they will pray one day for the life
of the time they would now kill Do you re-
member Charles Lambs description on being
emsncipated from his daily labor at the India
House' sItwas like passing from life to eter.
nifty. | wandered about, thinking / was happy,
but feeling was not. When all is HOLIDAY
there are no holydays.' Think OF this thou men
OF sudden wealth; and il it shall SO chance that
thou hast been tallow chandler in thy days OF
usefulness, make a clause in the bill OF sale that
shall reserve to thee the right OF still assisting at
the factory on melting days!- Knickerbocktr
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

PAINFUL. We learn that Hon Walter Blair.
OF Plymouth, Judge OF Probate for Grafton coun-
ty, IN state OF insanity, under which he had la
bored Tor a few days, put an end to his existence
on Wednesday last Nashua Tel
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

Frce Soil Nomination for Congress.
Election, -Moaday, June IlhJ
~, dis, JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
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j. TX. CLARK, MID,
homeopathic PHYSICIAN.

OMce-Over the store of G. Foster 81 Co.,
opposite the u. s. Hotel, Main Street.
Office hours-rom u to A. M, and from II to d. and
% TO 10 O'Clock M. {by-Boards at Am Temp House.
ReferenceS-C. II. Skff, M. d.. New Haven. Ct; VIM.
ingalls,, M D., Boston Charles Walker, NJ ID Northamp-
ton; G. W. Swazey, D., and Rev. r.. II. Conklin
Springfield Col Jas Estabook A. Stocking, Worcester
Worcester, Mays. DIFF
ALLYN w ESTON.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLER AT LAW
OFFICE 202, MAIN STREET,
m3 WOR CESTER dit
JOY Il HAPGOOD,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
CORNER OF CENTRAL AID UNION STs.,
WORCESTER.
LEWIS E. JOY, lM25dul NAHUM r.. HAPGooD.
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% The Quincy Illinois Wing says that MIR Shoppers
field one of Ffemonts party, has returned and safes
that the su(erngs of the party not fully detailed,
even If known BY Col, Fremont. The Wing publishes
diary kept by Richard Hofenden Hem, in which Col.
Fremont is much censnred
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-06-11

The PoTATo. The Scientific American says il is a
fact perhaps not generally known to farmers mat there
are Two parts in the potato which # sepaa ed aud
planted the time will produce 'ubofs fl for
the table eight or days sooner than the oher The
small end Of the potato, which is generally full Of eyes,
is thai part which produces the eaest the middle "s
body Of the potato produces late, aud always larger
ones.
NEW EscULEKT. The Knoxville (Tenn1 Register,
notices the discovery Of a new esculen IN Campbell
county, the mountainous regions Of that State, VII Gu
very much resembles the yam Of the tropics. Some
specimens had been shown he editor by Mr. Balesler
American consul lately returned from Singapore, which
measured from six 10 eighteen inches in length, and
weighed from two to ten pounds each. Boiled and bak-
ed they furnish excellent substitute for bread pc.
tatoes and must form great for The future set>
tiers Of that large and fine portion Of Tennessee now
without popuat and but little known.
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" We understnd that Mr.. M Iham, grocer,
at the corner OF Poydras and Circus streets, sup
plies his customers in the submerged district,
every morning, at their own houses. He gets
into canoe, takes his "sundres" in along with
him, and paddles his craft from house TO house,
leaving paper OF tea here, some soap and can
dies there's mackerel at one place, and some
Goshen butter at anotheT."-.N. o, Delta.
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PARAS0LS.

A MOTHER LOT of those beautiful Ivory tipped Para
IA SOILS, with nlaid handles the handsomest article Of
the season. Aso variety of Cheap Parasos from
rs cts to So, for sale at CHAMBERLIN'S.
June IL. DIV
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10 About forty feet of the Boston, Concord aud Mon.
treal Railroad in swampy place about mile this
side Of Union Bridge, sunk on Monday last. Spies
have been driven down 10 The depth oseyenty feet With
out finding substantial bottom.
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100 Building Lots for Sale
T GROTON JUNCTION payments made easy
n Inquire of the subscribers ELI THAYER,
Worcester, June IL. dwtf CHAS. F. ALLEN.
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PARsoN BRowNLow Rev w. e. Brownlow has
ceased to publish the Wing at Jonesborough Tenn and
removed TO Knoxville, here he has commenced new
paper styled Brownlow's Wing. Ofcourse the Parsoq
Will discuss Politics. Internal Improvements, Religion
&c. with his accustomed freedom and fearcssness Ii
will be rccolected that he has just from the
blows Of cowardly Joneshorough rufian, who had
been denou ced by the Rev. editor of the wing as an
American deserter in Mexico The Parson still hurs
defiance athe "miscreant," who assaulted MIN in the
streets OF Joneshorough in such dangeLous manner.
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Nnw onLrANs. Mednesdax june 6

Inc great Crevasse is still unchecked and tie water
~ The streets continues to rise
INDIAN MASsAcREs AND CHoLERA IN TEXAS =
Aeoountsirom San Antonio, Texas, l7h May, say the
oamanches are committing horrible depredaons in Tie
ne'ghoorhood Of Laredo, having murdered three entire
'f'hieS numbering eighteen persons The cholera was
also making fearful havoc at San Antonio.
AT 81 Louis on Friday June s. six Cemeteries res
ported 10 Cholera iherments and from other diseases
AtCmcinnati, the Board Of Health report 81 new ca
SEES OF Cholera aud deaths since Thursday noon.
AT Richmond, the Board OF Health reports 4 cases
Cholera, but no death, for "a hours ending Thursday
evening June 7.
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