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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-18
WOnderful Anlusepmemfs

DhOF. MITCHELL has consented 10 continn ~,
"A Lectures ior few nights longer at BRINLEY Hail
Inc most wonderful Experiments will be prodncad 49,
pesuns VINO come forward from the audience Their
uny powers VIII be completely controlled in their
wahe'ui STATE and In their perfect sensestheir Meme
VIII De TAKEN away so that they tell their name
muse o. !heir irlends their Taste controlled SO tha;
water VIII be changed into Vinegar, Wine brandy MiI
&C. me nerves of Sensation will be governed So ha,
WIN De produced In any part the body thew will
9e mace Deal and Blind, and TO Stammer while snesLin
er htn.ni faculties will be completely under he
Po~e OF the operator that the stranset Illusions win he
NIUE 70 pass neore them with vlvdness OF realiiv
ney VIII ancy themselves by the river side fishing oS IN
.ne WOODS hunting and shooting game or in vessel 81
sea amld thunder, lightning and rain or trayelnc nno
[alIoad cars, Or upon the telegraph wires They win he
te 70 zee such rights as ghosts, ard heavens lsd
nd III, easis Ihey VIII also be taken to California
ana WIZ immediately commence digging for pod Tb,
all realities. vs. aug" 'neS were
Proi NJ assures his friends that the above eYpsr,n
least degree. u 'O'"sioh IN the
Doors open at o'cIock-Lecturs to comm.n,o >, >,
"a u.s. O5t Dec IL.
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moEDER OF EMIGRAN1s. 81. Louis tn.
a aoy' Dec' Ill. Advices from Santa Fe - s..
oo'n o. october, have been received The troo one
unuer Degas had taken FIVE Apache Indians uris'
W., "hieh were offered in exchange for NJ.
days previous r.u'eu lew
party Of SO California emigrants had recent.
~ oeen KILLED by the Indians near the Conner
mine. Troops from E Paso had proceeded
asa ~ 'ne enemy. Three Mexicans were killed
sons had also lately been killed near So rrS
daily. r eua''0ns almost
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Police Court.

The convictions befle The Police Cour, for the las,
week, are follows
Dec 9th. Martin Hines, for assault and battery on
Dexter M. Warden, fined 81 5nd costs, 81 o6,
which he paid and was discharged
Dec. 10Th. Luther Burnett, for being common
drunkard, was sentenced the House Of Correction for
three months.
Dee. 18Th. Billings for assault and battery on Ora
Eher was fined one shilling, whou, costs which he
paid.
Dec. l7th. David Durcoigne for keeping gamb.
ling house, was fined ten dollars, and costs Sc SO.
&Joseph Provost, Frnac's Lovely, John Guner, John
Bragg, Joseph Venrow, and Marshall Goubert for GAM
bling on the Sabbath at the shop of David Duncoigne,
severally fined two dollars aud costs amounting
10 Sc SO each
These persons convicted of gambling were all of
them, including Duncogne, French Canadians. who
have recently settled here.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-18

The PARKMAN MURDFR. The verdict OF
the Coroner, pronouncing Professor Webster
guilty OF the murder Of DR.. Parkman, does not
seem to have occasioned much surprise. For
some days the public mind had been prepared for
such result, in consequence of developments
to which we have already alluded. tending IA
show that the murder was premeditated The
Coroner's Jury have spoken their convictions
freely and fully, without bias, we believe, from
any opinion outside OF the room, where their pro.
tracted and careful inquiry was conducted. II
now remains TO extend to the prisoner iar trial
before the high legal tribunal of the State. And
we trust that the agitation which has existed up
on this melancholy subject may be stilled during
the interval
We learn that Prof. Webster's appearance TO-DAY
is precisely the same which it has been of late
that although he has read the finding OF the Cor.
oner's Inquest, it has not disturbed him in the
least and he remains perfectly calm and self.pos-
sessed. He is in good health, and apparently
quite contented in his situation and satisfied with
the treatment which he receives from the officers
ofthe jail. 1t has been reported that his cell
was better furnished and his fare more sump-
tuous than other prisoners We are informed that
his Accommodations are only improved BY the allow
ance OF some footinats. but it is true that his food
is furnished by his friends from a restaurant in
Court Square. Prof. Webster's time is wholly
employed in reading and epistolary correspond
ence 18th his friends. Although it is understood
that Hon. Franklin Dexter has declined 10 act as
counsel for defence, he is still admitted at the
Jail az such, in common with Edw ard D. Sohier
Esq Boston Transcript, Fidoy.
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SARTAsE's EE,oE MAGAZINES Of Literature and
Art. January 1850. This is beyond comparison, The
splendid issue Of any Msg4zne ever put iorih ID
this country. III has iess than fry -four original ar,
lcies Of rich and pleasing variety, and over thirty
distinct engravings Among the contributors are Mrs
C.M. Kirkland, Hiss c. Nj Sedgwick, Harriet Mar
,iaeau. Mrs L. H. Sigourney, Henry w Long'elo !,
Rev. w. H Furness, Francis j. Grund, Fanny Fo.res'
ter, Rev. Joel Parker D., Rev. Geo. u Chcerer, D.
D. aud number Of other real WHICH tredita-
DIE to American literature. The February number Will
contain Portrait of Mrs. Polk, wos OF the late Pres
ideaL This Janu ry number is very neat thing for
New Years Present. aad HE Publishers wJ sell single
opies for twenty-five cents, five copies OF que dol
Ia ADDRESS Jobn Ssr,ain & Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
BesToE When our reai.efs go to Boston, jnsi .slk
down and take view ofOAK HALL Iii QUO Of tb
Alssetoas 81 The city. s
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II BY the FIRE in fremont street, Boston, on
Sunday morning. Dec. 8, German, by the
name OF A. Beeckman, lost his entire property,
amounting toupwards Of $4,000; he had barely
lime TO escape with his wife and two children, in
their night clothes, leaving everything he owned
TO be consumed In the flames.
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Particular NOrSc0

aons ana daughters of Temperance in this Civ aro
Respectfully invited to be in attepdance ar aie
Om EVENING Dec. 2ot at O'Clock. for III,
Purpose Oh witnessing the institution ofa Section ofCads,
~ enpodnce L: LINCOLN of Boston, will preside NJ
aae ceremonies Members of the different Orders IN ,Io
uuJO'n'ng towns are also expected be present " WV
Dec 49, ''0e vi arrangements.
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u Mr. Samuel Quincy is one of four London
banking families whose united properties were
recently pointed out in the Circular TO Bankers
as exceeding the Capital of the Bank OF England.
while they amounted 10 five times the capital Of
the Bank Of France.
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COURT OF COMMON Pleas Worcester, Dec II
l849-Judge Mcllen, presiding. On motion of Emory
Washburn, Esq, Dwight Foster, of Worcester was adj
mi.ted to practice as an Attorney and Councillor at
Law in the courts Of this Commonwealth, he having
been previously examined by MIR Justice Mctcalf of The
Sic
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u very general I'M ressi1n seen> I'd prevail, that
tie pay Of members Of Congress, does not commence
al the two Houses organized. Tnis mistake
The pay is reckoued from the hrst day OF the SESSION.
but cannot be received I'LL organization eff cted,
Tor want Of the proper officers to certify in the
Many members go TO Washington wish only money
eaougb 10 carry them hrre, depending drawing their
mileage, &c for the liquidation Of any small bills they
may incur in the early part Of the session. Ga such, the
present state Of things presses with less
iiy, according to circumstances. The Washington
responder, Of the New York Exposes says:
There is silent agent at work that may has
ten the struggle 10 conclusion; mileage and
per diem would be very convenient at this pres
ent writing, to replenish exhausted pockets
to get new outfits-an occasional bottle OF cham
pagpeto see the lions, and liquIdate bills incur
red. An anecdote which hear gives In
point. A washer-woman called on member
tor two weeks indebtedness, which proved to be
very untimely as both purse ard pocket were in
blue stage Of collapse, which gave rise to beau
Hickman's system OF tactics. The member said
sMary, can you change bundled dollar bill!"
Quitting the action to the word, putting his hand
10 his pockef) "No sir" she replied, 81 have
just loaned a member all the change had,
suppose you good for it, and let il remain for
the uext Tina" This expedent saved him from
declaring his bankruptcy, and established his
credit. All others may not be so fortunate, and
will press upon the treasury Ia the shortest
route.
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NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA.. Ttce.
thirds OF this property was sold under decree of
Kockbridge Superior Court on Monday week,
% tol- Wooten OF Henry county. the owner of
the other third, for &c. 900.
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~ There appears to be great gathering
about these premises said pretty damsel. as
she put on her new skirt. sYes,' quickly added
her cousin, and great bustle, too
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N California letter published in the Edgar
town Gazette. states that Miss Abiah NJ.
formerly OF that place, was at San Francisco max
ing $25 per day, by washing.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-18

ALL THE SEcTs. The Postmaster General
Is Presbyterian, the Secretary Of the Treasury
Protestant Episcopalian, and the Secretary Of
the Home department Roman Catholic.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-18

~ The Hon. Mr. Julian, of Indiana. is rand.
y recovering from his illness, and is expected in
Washington early this week. :"
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COfiRKiOm Pnrfins

me Coalition Parties which have heen notified 70 at
pace at Brnley Hall Dec. 2lst and jan 4b arc @
poned until further notice. dat4 ' nun ere post
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Congressional Proceeding.
Saturday. Dec. Ii

Saturday, Dec. ID.
SENATE. Mr. Berren OF Georgia olfeI ed
resolution TO eppoiHt aCommittee te ait upon
the President and ia form him that the SeGA'e
mad organized, and were Feadr 10 receive commu-
nications and proceed to che transaction OF such
business as nominations md treaties. Mr. Clay
supported the resolution, aAd ststed- that there
was precedent for it, and alter a most eioQNent
speech ii was adopted
The Senate then went into Executive Session
The President announced his inten6on to CON-
municate on Monday.
HoUsE. A resolution offered net to adjourn
until Speaker was effected, was laid OIL the ia
bic. Thompson OF Pennsylvania offered reso
luton to enforce the 18th, or vae hour Rule OF
the last session. Adopted.
Preston King said he believed the Democrats
could elect Strong OF Pennsylvania. They then
proceeded 10 ballot Nineteen candidates we're
'np.
"A rumor prevailed that the Wings and Demo
'crats weary OF this protracted struggle, had come
to an understanding by which the former will
tnrow their votes for LINN Borp, while the
democrats will consent that the minor officers
shall be chosen by the Wings
The first ballot this morning destroyed The
whole calculation.
The prominent candidates stood thus
Boyd &c Thaddeus Stevens "a
STANLEY SIS Potter %
Winthrop 20 Scattering n
Morehead g
Whole Rumber Of votes 226
Necessary TO a choice ia
a The next trial (the 46th) resulted as fellows
Winthrop TAI Potter II
Boyd IS Strong
Stanley 81 disney
Morehead Scattering
Stevens %
Same number off, as beiore-1I4 necessary
TO choice. The House then proceeded to the
47th trial, which resulted as follows:
Winthrop 10 Potter Is
Stanley &c s rong
| Boyd sc Disney
| Morehead d 81 altering le
| Tn Stevens 27
| Making 225 votes-1I3 necessary to choice
The House then adjourned,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-13

CALIFORNIA SHlrs.--The Boston Journal olyes-
ierdsy has the following The report that the ship
leonore hence ior California had pat into Nontevdeo
and been sold account OF her h,iug dun saicr Is
without foundation. Capt Mair OF the Bostonian &c.
ports that the lieutenant OF the a. : lricato Brandy
wine who brought OF the letter bag 10 him told hun
there was no American vessel in port, and made no
mention OF any such circumstance rs the sale Of The
Leonore. We requested by the owner OF the ship
Duxbury 10 SAY, thai Tar that ship concerned
the statements made in the letters published Sat
urday are entirely without foundation Letters from
the Captain. with bill Of disbursements, make men
ton of any condemned provisions The whole bill IN
GLIDING por, charges Cons1s tees advances 60 officer,
aud crew but sst2 ~ IN the place OF 5000 fJg
provisions, as reported
Nav RAzox--Thc Lonaoa Patent Joaraoi con
tsins engraving OF GVAKpEp Razor. warranted
not To cut the skin in the process of shaving NJ
Wakcly ia The London iascf calls II q splendid invcn
ton and athrms that IL bc used by the operate;
with perfect security in almost any situation Il Can
be used in bed on railway, even IN carriage on
the common roads The operation of shaving Is elect
ed In an nconceivahy short space OF time even by the
most tuad OF nervous
BosroS PRlNrERs' UNIoN.-This Society held
lie arst seni annual meeting Saturday evenug when
WiiliSm 4 Suy the chosen President The Socie
~ now numbers l3l members
" THE lSpusrRIAL CoNeREss commenced
is Fourth Annual Session Cincinnati the 9TH inst
and elected the following officers J. L. COR>ELL OF
Cincinnati President; RUFUS X Brown ot New.NCrk.
NicePresdent; Geo. H. kvans Corresponding secrr.
,sry. There was large attendance Of delegates ad
the discussion Of The subject OF political action was
entered into. The subject OF Capital Punishment i.
also eel down tor discussion.
Cs~ The Boston Society for Aiding Dischafced
ConVicts from the state Prison have issued an Az
peal to the Public for aid The society raises ab0at
D. 900 yearly by It's eNertons, to eect the par.
poses for which the money given by the state ,S60
Is insufficient The last year there le eouvicts
discharged from the State Prison
Tg- Hon. Orlando Bcown, who was appointed
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, viii not accept Il /,
said lie was not an applicant for any Office and ~
grained thus 70 receive distinguished colnpunea
directly from the President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-13
Another PIouri.hing Wisconsin village.

A new village has been started upon FIX River,
Wisconsin, six miles from the foot Of Lake Win
nebago. bearing the name Of MARTIs-in honor
Of Morgan L. Martin, one Of the earliest settlers
Of the Co1oty BROWN ia which It IS situated.
The water.power Of the place u said 10 be cheap
at 100000 the fall is twenty niDe feet. Recent
explorations have led u the discovery o. large
ledge OF wateriime upon tue TOM plot--a scarce
article ia Wisconsin. a BRICK yard is already 10
foil blast ia Msrtia, aud tarhs 0ut cxcsl,eht ~oih.
hotel Of two and hall stories ~ be the largest
North Of FOnd-d0-Lsc, beside some dozen dNei-
hngs, are under contract. a saw-mi dam, race,
&c. are under way, and viii soon b ready = g
INTO operation. The race - ~ be sixty feet side.
grist-rDiil with four run Of stones viii be- erect
ed ia tiIne Tor the Fsll grinding. The Lawrence
University is situated &C this place and the Col
l-ge Buildings are nov m progress oil erection
AZ it is the only institution Of the And IN the
State, 1t will necessarily draw large addition y
the population and business OF Martin, aud oehehi
the whole section Of the country around IT,
The farming country around Martin IS not *
coed. d in fertility b. any portion OF Wisconsin,
and good water is 10 he found ia abundance.
Such - a sketch Of this new locality as We had
it, some what more at length, in the F0Hf dn-L Inc
Repubiican. Verify, Wisconsin is a great state
Tor enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-13

SCHOOLS IN COENFcTIcUT.-Tbe Report Of the
Commissioner of the School Fund Of Connecticut has
lately been published 1t appears that the Fund con
tnues TO produce increasing amount Of dividends
from year To year The paid TO tue several Dis
trcis in the State Tor the year ending IN March last
amounted TO Sl.J 3Gb jo-bcng an increase from the
previous year of over $1,000 Hy the records OF the
Treasury II Is shown that the largest amount as
o. paid 20 the Schools IN any year prior 10 ls25,
was err 2Oj q, or IS for each child-and prrvi-
Gus .HnnnI the amount had never reached Sts0O0,
whSsF a less than ~ per cent the capital, then
aInonnting 20 Sl,7lS4N e.
The Increase m the number Of children in the Gnu.
meraton OF ls4s was l.495-an increase Ia one year
equal 10 more thsn halt the entire increase of the pre-
ccoing y years This sudden increase Of the past
year, observes the Commissioner Is probably owing
10 the large number Of lAhOrers who have removed
with their numerous families within our limits Tor
poyment the railroads In progress, and in
manufacturing establishments On the completion of
these road. IL is highly probable that the number viii
be diminished by change OF residence Tor similar
ployment in other States.
The Receipts during the year have been sls90 s2 on
the Disbursements SIG OtO 81 Balance In the Treas
ury, March 81, Si2,962 -.
The surplus revenue which the Commis soncr has
labored accumulate and retain for several years past
has been somewhat reduced 20 supply the dividends
for the unexpected increase Of children, yet this sur.
plus has furnished and probably will continue 10 far
nish, sufficient sustain the present of
dividend with what viii accrue from The sale of lands
now ON hand amounting 10 some S02OuJ
In concluding HE Report Mr. BEERs, the Commits
soner, signifies his wish retire from Office aud m
forms the General Assembly that such viii DC his c0uIse
during the present Session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-13
poNEGAnA,s HOTEL,

hDNINfAIa IANAUH
yTHHE PROPRlEIOk- ui d. Hotel - r-ilrrinE i--li
fe.t hanks f1r fle ae-s patronage ~ 49, frce.Hrc
beg 20 inform me public lhsi they llr- competed hfr
srrng arrangements. sn1 -ey 300 srnl De- ei-D-,- "
rsr-g %. fa@r .n-tll establishment 90 ilaic i-F-i-
tgolrl tla- before 49,.
Toe * --ive acc1-1rio1afioas - tals Hotel ne 80
oe~or .rt rial --rlet- - llr parable '-la.n
DID Il f4r. ur--. Iaf.- carriage al. ir--rlai -er
o. .r. a cJular- lr-a- gf-4-ary Agreeable ana
comfortable f0r families and p,a7-l- fafr-ls a. " 90 -
flr ben VI r4-.L--s . .
A1a o. insure prompt and careful ATTENTION o. ilr " 49,
srs f-..e -r. aid -r lel- r- Motel Ire Frufft.ol
rar - . say f.af f-fv retain PIE -er-ts ni ff o. ?
re s .ger ell.r and Mf Courtney AL booE-se-frl-
1lev s-0 boz t9 soy ti-i Co. ~ 30 .'.- .-1 -.
nv d., t.r Ho-- their charge. ore not D. et-r Dan ip-e
OF d.. .-- Respectable l1lr.- Id tofn. A5if III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-13

CHARLEsTOS, 3. C.-POPULATI0S, &c.-The
Census Of the City Of Charleston, just completed,
shows that the entire population, whites and
blacks, within the corporate limits, Is 2o,fji-
whites 14,Is7 free cOlored and slaves l2,2Gf-
This, on comparison with the L. Census Of
1870 shows a decroosc Of ESQ. The diminution,
however 10 confined to the slaves and free col
ored the white population having regularly IN
creased la eight years by l,l55. Ina tue same time,
the decrease ia the cOl0red, slaves aud Tree, has
reached 3 9G7. The u. 5 Census from 100, taken
at intervals Of ten year, exhibits gradual acces
sion OF whites. with the exception OF the period
from $40 10 20. when there was falling of by
sos Between 20 and 80 was the sxinum in
crease, being 2Osl per cent From 80 10 30, the
period when Charleston was visited by two ex
teDsive aud disastrous fires occurs the minimum
OF addition T. her White population, set down at
ISL per cent.
The whole number Of legal voters IN ls45is stat
ed at 2,7IJ, Of whom al average OF $40 never ox-
ercise their night OF suffrage.
The domestic condition Of the white population
furnishes some interesting facts. Under this read
there are twoclasses Americans and Foreigners.
Botw cen ths ages OF 20 and 80 the married Amer
can males are in the ratio Of 10 20 1905 foreigners,
u. American females, 81; foreign 49, Ia this
connection is also given the number OF male slaves
between the ages OF 10 and 20 3,524, and females,
1891 OF whom lss mtIes aud 1884 females are
employed as domcstics. in the discharge OF house.
hold services.
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REMOVALS.
@. l.. BARRITT.

g. L. BARRIIIs
& ATE ACTUARY or THE MECHANICS INSTl-
II n If. has removed hs Patent Agency Chce io ~
Broadway, aud Will 100 future devote the whole U
his time Ia procuring Patents. preparing statements OF
cuuruveried patent cases specifications, dfhwiles Ac
examining new inventions. and furnishing Information 10
inventors aud others mechanical and mlnuac turing ope
utous Fees moderate, and the stncest regard for ne
Interests Of inventors aways preserved mNlh hweod'
ID ENON AL.-MELNlLLE co Manufacturing
IL Je,, errs have renewed from Liue Greeue-sl u ~
MaiJeu-lnne up stairs they offer Tor sale, on
able trms. large assortment Of Jewcry &C 81 The low
esi prices
uy of shelving, draw ers &C for suc al bargain all
Il -nn CIaIIENGE.-Take notice that h
tN)OON0ah Aas removed from o. Cold to ~ Arnsl
here sus clothing cleaned dyi aud repaired al
the shortest upon The reasonable terms by
mysi Inn j. Il NOAH. 81 Aun.st doors r M Wiiism.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

FRANCE AID ROME. For Ths Tribune
Fos shame. o, Franc was il for thee
To sIike ct Rome the cesPoi's bow
Thon boaster Of fhy liberty,
To turn on Freedom a. her Zoe.
For shame, thou bragsart-'t was for thee
To lit the voice, ard shake the steel,
Aod oa the neck oi Tyranny
To place Wars red and cory heel
For shame, o, France forever shame
Be on thy hand. aud On Thy brow,
Thou yirgin-wed % Freedom. Fame,
But yester1ay-s hsrlot now
Oppressi MS pimp. and thou ~onldst feed
Her last, aud shield her loatte crowD;
Wouldst break ia hood thy bridal oath,
And trample Il jme and Freedom GoTnl
For shame, o, France thy sword accurst
eh all ever bear this damning stain
And never, IS Of yore, shall hauhs
Toy banner 70 the skies again
For shame Thousand years Of shame
VIII leave the blot bat darker Sill.
Thou iraircide-wh ate er thy name
ia thought, in purpose, AMI Ia viii
& D. stuart.