The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-28

f'oetre' many OF which first class landscapes TIN
scheme Of this Art Union is one chance in ten and TN
price nj subscription is three dollars The list Of sub
scrbers is nearly full This fine collection OF oil paint
ngs are on exhibition for few days at Mr. Woodward
room in Warren Block, on Pearl ST., visitors receive,
during each afternoon O.
u La Roy Sunderland commenced his lectures on
Palhetism, &c, at Brnley Hall last evening. and vii
be continued this evening. His remarkable ex enent.
are the subject Of wonder and surprise wherever he has
been. See advertisement
TRIUMPHANT ESrREE. Tom Hyre the ylctori7u,
prize fighter arrived al New York on Saturday,. rode
through the streets in splendid barouche was greeted
N speech by the notorious Capt Rynders and partook
OF sumptuous entertainment prepared for him and his
friends. The Rowdy -dowdy >dum of New York were
in ecstacies.
TRIBUTE TO MERIT. d.. Charles T. Jackson Of
Boston, well known for his scientific attanments and
public services geoogist and chemist, has been
crealed, by decree Of the President Of the French
Republic, Knight of the Order of the Legion of
Honor.
u It IS well understood that the address OF Charles
the election in the Fourth District Ii the Fifth District
could stand against the living man, it is not prOpable
that the Fourth Will be frightened By his ghost
70 In reading the report Of Gen. Wilson's Speech.
we could not but picture TO our own mind the scena
which would have ensued if he had accepted the nv-
taon TO address the Taylor men of Worcester last fall
and had then made such Speech as this The effect Of
rocket let off at random, in a crowd would have been
tame In comparison with il. Verify, Gen. Wilson udg>
ed rightly when he said, that 4 he should make speech
at Worcester ii would be such an one as the raylor
men would want to hear
The SUSPENSION BRIDGE. 200 head of cattle
crossed the Niagara Suspension bridge on the 18th inst
In perfect safety. Sixteen of the drove, weighing TO-
gether Dor 10 tons, were the bridge at once
ELoPEmEKT FROM WARE. The Ware Gazette an.
nonnces the opement from that place of Mr. Killgore
with OF the females employed in the mills. Both
left numerous debts unpaid and the man wife in add~
ton.
% In SARDINIA, physicians fees are Fixed by law
NinePence is the charge for short visit
10 The Cholera at Nashville, Tenn, has killed 80
persons during the season.
MARYLAND GOLD oRE. Specimens of gold ore
have been found on the farm Of Mr. Samuel Eicou. in
Montgomery Co. Maryland and it is thought that The
mine will prove very productive.
COL Fremon: and his party passed Puebla, New Me.>
leo, Nov %, and commenced the ascent of the frs,
range Of snow mountains the 26h their mules loaded
with corn and they on foot. Col. F. was making his
way toward the Pacific by an entire new route.
u The Boston Post says--"lt is reported that Col
Benton understood to be preparing himself for sneecb
against Mr. Douglasss bill for the admission al Cafor,
mia, should it come in The Senate; and that he will
make an unresersed profession of free soil principles
G When the great Western States are repuda,;no
her pro-slavery Senators, and putting sound Free Soil
men III their stead shall Massachusetts which has hereto>
fore stood so in the ofthe ranks Of Freedom take
rogade course, and repudiae her noble Free Soil men.
at The dciation of the Slave Poweri This is question
Tor the Fourth District to answer on Monday next.
GJlCobden, IN his great speech on financial ree,-o,
in an auson to the trade of England with this country
says OF America-'tI is colony broke loose and We
may .nank our stars has broke loose 1t never would
mace Dee" sHch customer II The aristocrocy Of England
"00 Ne'a p0'1sd % patronage for their younger sons
A REMARKABLE PHENOMENON. ladv in ph;l..
delPha, who has been sick for long period Of time
and was treated for various diseases was rel;evo
Gays ago,by medicine which expelled tap. norm IN,
too and a halfyfee long. 8 ~ Az >'''
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q, 1.-The Cincinnati Atlas saws. thar fro,, 81.
most Eastern town in the United States. Esat,ort
Me-, via the St. Lawrence, Buffalo. Cinc,nna,
81. Louis, and the South pass of the Rocky Nom
tains, to Astoria, in Oregon, the distance bv tha
travelled route, is 4,5I7 miles. From tba Mad.S
waska, in Maine, by the Atlantic route. Va n ! !,
York, Washington, New Orleans and Galvaston
70 me mouth OF Rio Grande, 2 y23. From Nav
YORK to the head Of Lake Superior, Via Detroit
and Mackinac,l $50 miles; thence down-t,,e M;s
sissiPpi to the Gulf of Mexico is 1924 m;ias H-i'
: $500 - = II Z. q 7FT',S
ORIGINAL TAxLoRIsM. Mr.. Greeley i, ,n,
ing to an invitation to festival Of the aOr;a;r.I
Taylor Men otlNew York; says:-llt oa ~ ii
Whatever claims to originality migbt ba -.
up in my favor that to original Tavlor,sr, = &C.
among them aPprehend, however. that ,o ,,..
FESTIVAL will be much more numerouslv atts1S "a
tnan i would have been one little wear ~.
and that some OF the claims set up of zach.
original. '''' uec'dediy
ER Horace