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Mr.. BANCROFT IN COSTUME. A letter from
London in the Liverpool Albion gives the follow
ing critical description of the U. S. Minister at
the British Court:
Mr.. Bancroft, in his plain and rather quakerish
cut black coat, ribbandless and staress as he was
without even much as diamond shirt.stud
failed not to draw much more of the attention OF
the observant spectator than any OF his glittering
fellow professionals around him. Apparently
about forty three tour, tall, well formed, with
somewhat scholastic torn of face, he has all the
polish OF a conrtier, without any forfeiture of the
simplicity of the republicans and there s this TO
be said OF him, which can be said scarcely of
any Planagenet among us, he stands the ordeal
OF white cravat Amy man who can put ca
lamity of that sort round his throat without look
ing like billiard maker, a tapster, or country
parson, is TT to shake hands with my Lord Devon
who not only, like D'lsraeIi, looks upon Normans
as upstairs, but upon Chdremagne as lnash.
room.
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Cholera Record.

AtNew York. during the week ending Saturday
last 678 of cholera and 274 deaths reported
During theweek previous, there 496 and LA
deaths This shows an increase Of and 81 deaths
At New York on Monday, one hundred and fifty five
deaths.
AT Albany, 18th, II cases and deaths At Roches
Ter 18th, 2 deaths All Buffalo, the week ending 18th
IS deaths AT New Brunswick 10Th, II cases deaths
AT Philadelphia 18Th, 81 cases and 80 deaths.
At New Orleans, during the week ending llth, six
teen deaths from cholera occurred.
AT ST. Louis, 1lth, the deaths from cholera were l2l
l2th, los; 18Th, 81.
At Cincinnati, the 18Th, there were l0l deaths
Tie cholera has bruken out in the Baltimore Aims.
house. From Friday morning to Saturday afternoon
twentysix and three deaths occurred There
none reported out Of the Institution.
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INFORMATION WANTED. Bridget Costelow, her
maiden name Bridget Counor BY which name she pass
es from the county OF Galway, Ireland deserted her
husband and two chicren, Norwich, Ct on the 2lth
of May, and came 10 Worcester. She left Worcester
on the 18th Of June AID il not known what direction
she took There reason believe that she was
duced away by man named John Louehin, aud that
they together in some part OF the country Any
iaformation concerning her present residence, which
may lead tue punishment Of the offender, or 10 her
return to the care OF her unfortunate children, will be
gratefully received Address Patrick Coselow care Of
Mrs Riley, 81 Temple ST. Worcester.
Printers throughout New England will please notice
this case
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" The N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, on a
review of the foreign news, has the following:
GERMANY The lnsurrectionary forces OF
Baden have been routed, it is said, By the army
under command oil the Prince OF Prussia. Man
helm and Heidelberg were taken. The insur
gents were dispersed or in rapid retreat.
A revelation had broken out in Wurte berg,
joned by many of the sodiery.
AUSTRIA. The battles between the Hunga
rians and Austrians, reported to have issued un.
tavorably to the former, appear not to have been
engagements between large armies partial af
fairs, only, in which few battaIions were en-
gagged.
ROME Most of the journals concur in regard
ing the progress already made by the French as
important, but anticipate farther and obstinate
resistance; the news OF the failure of the red
republican movement in Paris, instead OF Undue
ing the triumvrs to captulate, appears to have
had the effect of adding to heir evaporation
against the French Government: Touon letters
give accounts from Rome, of the 18th OF June,
from which it appears that the loss sustained by
the Romans, in their different sorties, has been
terrible, amounting, it is sad TO 1000 killed
wounded, and prisoners.
INDIA. The advices by the overland mail are,
from China to the 25th April and from Bombay to
tue 2lst OF May
Another bit of "annexation" is talked OF the
province OF Saara, almost quite the last rem
nant Of the once great Mahrata empire, is thoug hit
likely to fall next into the grasp OF Britain.
MooIraj the heroic chief and defender OF
Mooltdn, was actually undergoing trial
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EXPORT OF INDIAN CORN. The amount Of
Indian Corn shipped to Europe from the United
States during the past month OF June exceeds
that of the same month in l847, the famine year.
1t is officially stated at l,2s7 1863 bushels, being
greater by $780, 1865 bushels than was shipped in
the same month in l847, and greater, we believe.
than was ever shipped in any previous month.
Yet, great as this amount is, ii is but 1.-THE OF
the grain imported monthly into Great Biitain, to
which country almost the entire of our exports
OF breadstuffs tend Baltimore American,
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FURTHER DETAILS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
The movements upon the continent of Europe
seem to have produced 10 material effect either
upon the mercantile or political state of Great
Britain. 1t does not appear whether the minis
try has attempted TO exert any influence in the
case of the French Intervention in Italy, though
complaints are made in Parliament that England
has been tritied with and treated in sighting
and contemptuous manner from the beginning OF
the affair. The policy OF the French government
is loudly condemned by all parties in England.
The Spanish government has solicited the medi
alton OF the Kings of the Belgians, in the settle
ment OF affairs between Spain and Great Britain.
FRANCE.
| The French ministry growing more and
more unpopular. The disgrace of the Italian
expedition lies harder upon their reputation with
every days renewal Of the account OF the sue,
cessiul resistance OF the Romans. No ndividual
nf the Ministry seems now to be willing to adj
nit that he moved the war against the Roman
! Republic. Who is to be made the scapegoat for
the national sin does not appear, but it is mani
fest that the rcketty government of Louis Ma.
poleon is about to tumble to pieces Accounts
| from Paris to the evening of the 9th oil June,
| state as follows:
| Notwithstanding the apparent calm of the pc
| Il ical atmosphere here, | cannot help thinking
that we are on the eve OF some violent convuI-
slons In the Assembly, and probably some great
change in the Government. Whether that
change will 90 beyond the mere personnel OF the
ministry remains TO be seen. There are many
who think it will amount 10 a change in the form
of the government. The first symptom of the
ministerial difficulties is to be seen in the forlnld
able party which has united under the title of Cir
Gle Constitutional which takes middle place be
tween the supporters OF the Government and the
Montagnards. and is not by any means disposed
TO follow the Government in ITS reactionary prog
ress. 1t may therefore be expected, that on some
OF the numerous questions which must necessa
rily come within the next fortnight before the
Legislature, we shall see the Moderate Republi.
cans and the Montagnards voting together in OPP.
position 10 the Government.
The agitation in several parts OF France is still
very great. AT Lyons the insurgents are aveng-
ing themselves for their defeat by shooting the
sentries, several OF whom have been picked Off
on their posts.
The bill for the gagging Of the press is passed
over by the newspapers Of Paris in mourntul 81
lence. The most ultra Moderates-the most ret
rograde-have not syllable to say in It's favor
Every one admits that NJ Guizot would never
have ventured TO bring for yard such bill aud
that if he had brought it forward, the Chamber
OF Deputies, devoted as it was to the Conserva.
tives cause, would not have passed it.
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FIRE. The large mansion house OF Ethan N Green
wood his farm in Huhaardsou, together with all the
barns and oher buildings connected herewith,
trely consumed by fire about eight O'Clock Friday
evening" July 18Th. II is not known how the fie ogi
mated About % Of hay l60 bushels Of grain tvs
wagons a and many farming tools were destroyed
Loss about S5000-Iisured for $780,
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g9 There a large establishment in the upper part
Of the city Of New Yord surrounded by dense roPu
lauon where dead horses and other unfortunate beasts
are boiled up the bones preserved for the purposes OF
commerce, and the fluids extracted and drawn off II
feed numerous pggeries.
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PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER RAILROAD By
a change in the summer arrangement, there are now
three through trains running between this city aud Prov>
denee daily, which leave follows Worcester at 6
aud 10 as A. M and S45 2. NJ; Providence al 45 A.
Nj 3.45 and 80 P. NJ. Ia place OF the Uxhridge train
special train will leave Providence for Blackstone al
IL NJ. and Blackstone for Providence at ! 80 P. NJ.
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CURE FOR CHOLERA. drunkards wife, in Paris,
taken with cholera the doctors called; but
the husband home night drunk, turne the c>
and then medicine cut Of doors, and gave his wife
beating This produced reaction, and the woman
Immediately got well.
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DEATH OF SYDNEY DowSEs.-A telegraphc COM
muncaton received yesterday from Bath. Maine,
stating that late townsman, Sydney Downcs, was
drowned The evening previous. The body was not
found. The deceased formerly engaged in the
Auction aud Commission business in this city Ia the firm
OF Pratt, Downes & Scott. His parents reside in NJ"
Haven CT
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% Among the several hundred persons visiting Sar'
aoga the 7th and 9Th, there bit one Boston man
The Boston Transcript says the route .dken 10y Boston
ians the present season is for the White Mountains
H. Every other man appears to be mssing-gone a
fishing on the White Mountains
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DEATH OF VIM. BENTON. One OF the most emf.
nent citizens OF Covington Opposite Cncinnali) has
died of the Cholera Il is VIM. B.nlol, distinguished
lawyer statesman, aud Influential citizen Mrs.
BentoI died Of the disease ahou after her
SON.
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NJ The old Aims House near Dedham, o. cupied by
80 Irish families burnt Friday morning, and a
lad Of years persisted in the fl imes
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G7 A man in Boston who ale three c4cua,berSt on
"Wednesday was taken terribly sick il the street, No
wonder. He was taken to the cholera hospital
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The first company of emgranls to California over The
Plains, was met al Fort Laramie the 22d of May -
Several serious qmtrels and fights had occurred among
the emigrants.
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% Recently two negroes murdered woman In
Montgomery County, Ky. The popuIace inflicted sum
mary punishment by burning of lhem and hanging
the other
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ARrIsrEs FOR CALIFORNIA. The Musical
Gazette states that vessel carrying out hun.
dred passengers for California, has sailed from
Hayre lately. Amongst the number of voyagers
the greater part were musicians There were
Ten choristers, three players OF the cornet-a. ps.
IONS one hulst, two violin players, two violincel-
hs's, Que eiarionet' and one trombone. Very
shortly another vessel will sail with second mar.
ty, the whole passengers in which will consist OF
musicians aud ac tors
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YELLOW FEyER AT HAVANA. Late accounts
from Hayena represent the yellow fever as raging vi>
olenty there The deaths 40 per cent. There
was no Cholera
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% An Ifishman, employed on the Rail Road ia
Sterling, died from the effects Of the heat, Friday
.
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MICHIGAN WHEAT CRoP. The wheat har-
vest VIII be commenced this week In many por-
t,ohs OF the State From all sections we get ra.
'ner Watering accounts Of the prospects of large
yieid. Detroit .diueItiser, Monday.
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TERRIBLE DIsAsrER.- Criminal Neglect.
We learn by the ST. Lawrence Republican that
the British Steamer Passport when near Lancas
ter, on her way between Prescott and Montreal,
was scene OF terrible calamity. AS the boat
turned to touch at the place her keel rubbed on
the bar. instantly the valves Of the boiler were
opened and the steam driven in among the crowd
ed load OF einigrant passengers. Fifteen were
scalded TO death, twelve jumped overheard in ter
ror and were drowned, thirty more were badly
scalded by the steam. 1t was a case OF gross and
criminal msmanagement.
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BOSTON THE HEALTHIEsr Cry IN THE
UNION Notwithstanding there were thirteen
deaths OF the Cholera, yet the official report of
the past weeks mortality gives but sirty- ai,;e
deaths-ot which 80, or nearly one halt, were OF
foreigners. This, considering that inward If
10000 immigrants have landed at our mort durin,
the past six months, shows remarkable freedom
IRON disease. In Baltimore, whose population is
considerably less than that OF Boston, the deaths
last week were ll2.-BOstOn Traveller. 18Th.
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CANADA 10y ALTY. The Montreal Courier
remarks at some length on the course OF the
Home Government with reference to the Cana.
das, and concludes with the following out spoken
sentiments:
For ourselves, we say, after this atrocious in
jury, we do not conceive that we owe the slight
est particle of affection to the English Crown
all allegiance is valueless because il is despised
1t the Sovereign OF England is led to believe that
1t is more the interest OF the Empire to preserve
the affections oil her French, than OF her British
subjects, in Canada, let her do so in Gods name
but no man can blame those British subj cts, in
such circumstances, Tor taking steps, whenever
and wherever they may find it cow neut, to de.
clare their independence of power which can
so insult them.
{" We would have our British countrymen do
nothing rashly or unadvisedly. Above all, we
bid them beware of single act OF violence
whatever is done, let it be done in a manner
worthy OF single people-of people who re-
member from what blood they are sprung, and o!
what their fathers have achieved when urged to
desperation by unbearable tyranny"
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LONGEVITY OF The PoErs. Wordsworth
w as lately present at Queens Ball in London
London journal thereupon remarks:
Poetry must trueIy be healthy occupation
1t was never considered very fatten ming, but the
vital and divine spirit must be strong in the tune
full tribe. Here is Wordsworth aged 10, travel.
ling from Westmoreland, and joining in the court
gayetes, besides writing sonDets There is Sam.
uel Rogeis, aged II, running about to routes and
picture sales. James Montgomery, at Sheffield,
in his nth year, is still intent on poetry and be-
nevolence /; and Thomas Moore, the Little, who
upon Monday, entered upon 10, sings his Irish
melodies with as much guslo as ever, sips his
pint OF claret, and now and then iudites honeyed
verses on rosy lips, blue eyes, and all that sort
OF things" Joanna BaIle, bordering on fore
score, still graces her retreat at Hampstead. One
OF the early lakers, Thomas de Quincy, after en-
counterng many reverses in seventy years, and
alter eating more opium than would kill compa-
ny OF grenadiers, dreams and writes CLASSIC dreams
somewhere about y" Aud Reekie," Joined occa-
siOnaIly by Prof. Wilson, who is getting lazy,
though only slxty-one.
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Free Soil Nomination for Congress.
". dis. JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
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VIRGINIA. In speech recently made in the
Virginia Legislature, in favor of bill to incor-
porate the Virginia Coal Company, MIR. Faulk.
ner OF Berkeley, stated that the coal fields of that
State covered Fl 400 square miles out of the to
tai area OF 64,0OO-an extent equal to that of
England, ireland, Scotland and Wales combined
Camel, or purely bitumiuous coal, abounds
throughout the basin OF the Kanhawha, and was
so accessible that single hand would dig with
ease two hundred bushels per day.
There Is not State in til Union, enioyng go
many advantages of position, climate soil, min
eral esources, water power, everything in short,
that may be reckoned necessary to the building
up OF great prosperous Commonwealth as Vir.
ginla; yet every census puts her lower and low
er In the scale as compared with her sister States.
Her once fertile fields are running to waste and
are overgrown with briers her rich valleys are
many OF them suffered TO remain in their native
wlldness, the streams OF her noun tans that would
afford power enough to turn all the machinery in
the world leap i'll their courses, and gsten in the
sun the same as they did three hundred wears
ago; the mines oil iron and coal that lie IN such
tempting proximity and IN mex haustible richness
are unopened; her people grow poor and her
statesmen are talking politics. Why does Vir.
giEia, once the seat of Empire, the mother of
States and Statesmen, present such marked con.
trast to the energetic, well directed enterprise and
prosperity characerlzng most of the other States
She is slave breeding State; aud that TACT tells
the whole story -BufdlO Er9ress.
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ITALY.

All the trustworthy accounts report that the
Romans will certainly defend themselves to the
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Messengers Notice.

NULAOVe
Worcester, S. July ID, l649.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
fer the County of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of ONWARD PAGE, Of
Lromnser in said County, comb>maker, an insoivenI
debtor aud the payment any debts, the delivery OF
any property to him. for his use and the transfer oil
any property by him is forbidden by law.
The first meeting OF the creditors osaid nolveni debtor
will be held Court of Insolvency At the office OF SAID
Commissioner, in Worcester, in said County, on the
seuenh day Of august merit at O'Clock in the fore
noon for the proof debts and the choice of an assignee
or assignees OF his estate.
JIG JDAY D. s., Messenger,
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$l5 REWARD,

SD REWARD.
Silver patent Lever Watch, made in Liverpool having
IA short gold guard chain with hook in the end
LETT in the necessary, in the the
Litchs Block, Mechanc St, and taken from there be-
tween the hou OF and 10 O'Clock FRIDAY
ing, 18th inst. Any person who will return the same
TO the subscriber shall receive the above reward and
questions asked. July II. EZRA FITCH.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

.Yorcester, ss July 10Th, l849
ID Y virtue Of Execution. which issued Judge
ID ment recovered the June Term of the Court of
Common Pleas for the County of Worcester, A. d I949
in favor of William NJ, Brewer, of Worcester, in said
County, Merchant recovered against SlLAS s. IIARTHs
AN Of said Worcester CarpentsA have taken all the
right in equity which the said SFds s. Harlan had,
the 29 day of December A. ls4s the day when the
same attached process, to redeem certain
mortgaged real situated in said Worcester and
same that is described in mortgage Deed thereof from
said Hartman TO Amos Brown recorded in the Registry
Deeds said County, Book 40 Page 1884, and
urday The 18th day Of August next a, O'Clock in the af
ternoon, the American Temperance House in said
Worcester shall offer for sale, by public auciioa the
highest bidder, sail right in equity OF redemption.
dill j. DAY, D. Sheriff.
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.

norcest@,@ July S, le4o.
by virtue an Execution which issued on Judgment
~ recovered at the June Term Of Court OF Common
peas for the County Of Worcester A. D. le49 favor Of
Eawln Draper and John Clark end William A. Draper
against JOHN GODDARD of said Worcester baker. /
nave taken all the right in equity which the said John
tiodeard Ind on the twenty day anuary D.
le4s the day Nhen the same attached esne pros
cess 10 redeem certain mortgaged Real Estate situate
IN said Worcester near Washington Square, and the same
mat Is described in mortgage deed thereof from said
John Goddard TO Edwin Draper and John 9. Clark re-
rage ~ AMI on Saturday. the eighteenth deg Of August
mea al Two ocleck il the afternoon, at the American
temperance House in said Worces shall offer for sale
by public auctiC the hrhes bidder said right in
oil redemption. .ss~l J. DAY, b. sherid.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS July 9, l649.
DY virture OF an ExecHtion which issued Judgment
- recovered at June Term of the Court Common
Pleas County of Worcester d. le49 in favor of
Harriet N Holden Of Worcester, single woman, against
LEONARD GLEASON of said Worcester, farmer i have
taken all the right in equity which the said Leonard Gea-
son hsd on the fifth lay January last, d. ls49, the
day when the attached mesne process TO
deem certain mortgage Real Estate situate in said
Worcese r and the that is described in mortgage
deed thereof from said Leonard eason TO The Worcester
County Institution for Savings recorded in the Registry
of Deeds tor said County, book page 4S6 and Saur
day he eighteenth day If August next al two O'Clock in
the at the American Temperance House in said
Worcester shall offer for sale by public auction, to the
highest bidder, said tight in equity Of redemption.
all J. DAY, ID. Sheriff
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J. DAY, D. Sheriff.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester. SIS July 4, 1e49.
ID Y virtue of Execution which issued Judgment
ID recovered the June Term of the Court of Common
Pleas FOR the County Of Worcester AD 1s49 in favor
Benjamin Haywood of sad Worcester, ply sican against
JOHN MCCARTHY Of said Worcester, laboier, have
taken all the right in equity which the said John McCarty
had the threth day of January, A. d. 64s, the day
when the attached on process, to redeem
gagged Real Estate situate in said Worcester,
and the same that described in age deed thereof
Registry Deeds for said County book 442 page S. and
On Saturday. the eighteenth day of August next The
american Temperance House in Worcester in said Coun-
w. at two O'Clock in ernoon shall offer sale by
public auction the bidder, said right equity
Of REDEMPTION IdJl j. DAY, ID. Sheriff.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS. June Esd, 1919.
DY virtue OF an Execution which issued on judgment
ID recovered at the June Term Of the Court OF Common
Pleas the County of Worcester, D., 1919, in
OF Olney r. Thompson Of said Worcester, Gentleman
az ainst GEORGE WEBSTER of Grafton, Trader, hive
taken all the right equity which said George Webs
had the fourteenth day OF October, A. D. 1885,
the day when the same attached process,
said Grafton and the that is described in mortgage
Deed thereof from said Webster to A. G. Peck Gem
paDy recorded in the Registry Of Deeds for sail County
book $685. Page 496, and Saturday the eigheenth day
of august neat two O'Clock in the afternoon at the
American Temperance House in Worcester shall of
sale, by Public Auction the highest bidder, said
right in equity of Redemption
dJlI J, DAY, D. She rjf.