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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13
BoreiGu Ports.

An 1t surasn ut brig, Rs.r Hsuct, in 0lones.ts 81
Tucker, and Jas bssn sste iof 90 NE u
Fneins Dckty, tor Salem, DO -. -.
Arr jan 80 barn Leon-ss aanfos fhAd schi
Norb.rn Lsht D.vs CID s4th brig Paul Jones Iy
kfoTt.
Aus, ents.o Bay. Os, IS brig WIZ Cost, Baltimore
Arr al Port Roya Oct go brgs bert fssfg Wechesf
NYo.t, a4h T~ssd MeDougs Bat Nov l. steamship Ae.n.
W,sLt Chayr.. brr Gl.norus Fosts Baltimore so goth se'
Csrelps Hubbard Rsumos sosh Ho~s'd Ward Mon s't
bs Kingston Bowsl Phsdj Nov bug Tweed heDous ssea
=, a-..-.e.-
Arr ct Por, Autono Jam DC, 10 schr Msdo smith s.mos
Ieh brig Pusum, Csrt. de- seth, baA WIN 0hA'e '"''e
Soriol ,,,,..-
hu,tst Anns Ray Jam DC 10. sohr Good tope Whs BE
81 .ox-. 2oh ult brig Process noNA nm
BsItmo $50 s,hr Cbss Eh Il, Harvey, Bostop -. a..
Hsm,en, Bermuda, Oct 49, brS Lady OF the LAs III"
Nlok. $500, n -. ~, eu..,
a. R,on NYo,t 81 brig V1sn Lancaster Bosiea t budts'
rsrfs. Boston brig Hunsy Coshss NNors ca 81 ''
br,s Ninerv,, Cahooo, Ntoh n.,..-- A.
-, a. obn. NJ sab ut james BrsDe Robbins Ns~
Yo,. es3 Albert Msrnsui 30; s0h, Chejsbnc" uo.b'
18th Las. Mann Bait 18Th Joseph Bach W.gh, bo'"" w
s,b NH Archer Fsser Boston; Goth Msry, OBrisn DO
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ne earnings for the week from ss'h nit to 4'h inst
Asasvs were s5os7 70. the larses, amount received
suipg any Que week since the reconsirpcton OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13
HENRY WiLLARp. Aasiioneei

HENKH WILLAkU, AntUcneef -
hutch nuLBOUn rLOwka ROOTS Wi
LIZARD \ HUNT viii cell r0Is MORNING., Nov
Is II v elocl their salss room. M Mtiaxn-st two
cAses eontaning cue assortment VI hyscisAs, rshp&
te donels and sosls Also JenSuils, Ire and CroeaA
tom tbs eslsbrsld nursery ell Van psr Ssheo eonA
Holland. Alec acre pApers OF ane tobacco. Alec
loo yards Brosdeoth, 70 pay aAyanses. s0 hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

'pOA CAPITALIsT-Weo can fs'nl,o . 81
g. ,-,r eas.eunoo. will recei - tnforU;a loo
hra ~ "a, - a., 10 pracnss operation BY addressing
Irverlor,r Tr1OGue orc-- .....h -. a.. .-.st. ..
n 81 snd 5 wilnsg 70 share TIC proas -
~ - -. nis SEED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

lrErrt u he oe<s naierAls and conslAaly hsre
As a,fsoc and bassossi 81 eoy u Pearl and 6hahsa
su 10 Mwk9S q o DUCK4ASIkk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13
Domestic PoTfs.

BOSTON NV lO-Brg onis. Dssa Bsh, . load ios California
abr. Dar somsr Phsd, Jula and MARY, Wssd~e hampden
Az Nov srss Abn, Dnseo eassnsto-n Vnsn Lsoea'
ter Rshisr Bf .chs Osprey Hasip.oo AunaPo vs. CANA
ue brown Brswn odsor rs Iesgsphsd sap AsHhna ma
tm Csd4 Sept 49, tart Mqusou fun Sydney, CO saturday
s bark Como org. LAFAYETTE ryrone tmsm. tis unsuo'
Roads BARI sssh hsolsy LaeonH
bg Pitt Geo shsuet whsre she sucbofec
on FRIDAY Sunday aid shp Msstses bsn unon frompt Bar
nx Brothers. yphds fremont Msno Desdemons loot before
brig, Holt Hsrr.t ssnu, Water Witch Concord "a 'enly u'
Nns Ramsey Msca John puu seam, John Arse sne
i'm The Road. ship FRANCHISE eark Helen MARIA -
t2-Au brig Falmouth, Oliver ~" Jsnero
scht Hsbmons CD bst lndus, lh'npson NJ
Jansro sehrs Larry R.sd, Mobs Msry man.n LSontere
yor Falmouth Creighton, Richmond; John webster hessti
Norfolk SD SHIPS LORD Lrerpool GUSTAV hOssh 'nt
s,pi.n Bf.usn bahs W ID wright, wofthingon, No ia
nco 10. Hset Boston ess May stanton. ny Ger, DO; B.h
R..c. (Brl Tuto, Indies Vsnus soue. DO onnoS", n"
kel Chsf e-ton.
HARTfORD Nov liAu steam schs sschsm, fhsshsr ham
ose,of Mills. Yors seD.e. ChsteT DC So sioops Mary
kitl, UnSerhnl. Albany FASHION, Bsstte DO
PHIt .pELPHlA Nov l2Au bak May Dale Lear. obfhtsr
h,rs. orb Yspp NYork, DuPout MORRISON Hsriore
Ironstdes, Stephenson, NNotk.
HOLMES hOLE Nov s-ku scht Susan, Rs.ss Nantucket To-
MOD bark Lowell eI Cobdsn' schrs sa.sn f.nnsy
Eswse Everu, sPsnds Samuel Mash W." g TO hss"
tCw-1
FRANKFORT s-A bark Peru s~sssy Boston TO load o
sihSd ship Chss Cooper Cuts, ssa fanes'"
a uco@A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13
Whaiers, &c.
To Mariners.

spok. BE- dat, &C. by ssk ST mary Howard, N Cope hon
Napoleon ~ out 100 Dbl. sperm OH The second make OF
~ss Killed b whale
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California Vessels Spoken, DC.

~ sp sum.trs lsh Oct, stss a. lobg So tns Meta
let ~ 81 lons g. ship Commerce
No date lat o. Ion chip Adsos Phs Liverpool for NOhsat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

ohoW ", AuSuoocSs
OHUusE FURNISHING GOODS, ae-roMOR'
ROW, Wednesday Nov IL 81 ltt yeo<s. 81 sass r0ou.
IO2 Broadway. will DO sold BY catalogue large ssssst
meat OF handsome 1aror chamber and dtning fuf
niture together With silver plated wsfs. snps Etrsn
do Is rich glassware, &c. nlS Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

wiz commences mi. evening, his Course VI Lectures be-
10 he Mechanic. Library Association on the Ageuci-s
IN Social Tue ,ubJect OF The hfsi lecture viii
De BOOKS topic that AFFORDS wide ned ir me lee-
turer suo which from our knowledge OF Mr. Giles sbii-
abinty a. lurer Wi receive fu jusces 81 his hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

u Notice.-Passenge oy The steamer CRESCENT
Gay Chss es requested TO be 90 board by y
O'CLOCK p NJ as she viii her dock puncuslly al
O'CLOCK his afternoon. Baggage must be seni on board
forenoon no letters received for Chssrss or Caifor.
Civ and eoosso 10 The Posl Once th-y viii 20 BY her
mis- IT. J. HOWARD - SON, - sroao"sy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

ar, attempted be thrown upon sueTs seut ont Of zoe
nsi 10 California by The regular Post Ofee inh lencs
For the Information OF such ss may send I-uefs by
EXPRESS, | would stat hist ALL LETTERS Ho1p
reach thew d,sha9ti0n AcESowLEDsmtsTs % kESE'1s
or LETTERS wEss RECEIVED b. TIE kMPIsK CITY SENT
81 coSvEYAScE, OSg month LATEE THAN ~ The
u :. MAIL.
The taie,n. u. Mail was IS days crossnz the l.ih-
by ca means II lOst the Pacific Stesmer Iht'
EXPRESS wIs IN time AS 1T ID AL AVS TIE FIRST
To- REACH PHSAnA r w. kEnYON 81 Wail-st.
MS IL Office Of tie Journal Of Co~~1"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

q Water-Cure.-Tns Orange Mountain ~aie'
Cure establishment Al South orsrge wJersey, via be
kepl open caring the Winter The establishment con
torsbly warmed throughout with private baths attached
each roopl- The leave hs foot of Cortland Of
daily for the ssisbnshmeul LISTERS 10 be addressed to
Or MSEKgk ss above mis- I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13
OssAno 4 FLATr
n. q PaALL, Attorusys.
T. & T B.ckLHYN aAT

IN KYt, WEsTCHKsT x go, n. t.-0rss.
L .as Of properly a. sasaaa, ~ J. hlss q vslssels
Budlng Lots aud large Hstsl baiidiags, he In the
Immediate vicinity ef me village VI MsmsTssch and hs
A. Maven n. T. Sale posilvs, Saturday, Nov ~. 81
NJ For full particulars, apply 81 ne saeuoe reow. %
10 =. Lyon, No. q Libsfsy 1 nu ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-13

" Evangelical AiIIaacc.-The annual meeting
Of .ne Evangelical Alliance Tor business, will he held 90
"Wednesday, IAN insi, 81 O'Clock 81 10 the Mission
Rooms, opposite go Muiherry-st A full and punclus
attendance cf ell the members aud of cerss parlcuars
reQn-sted A public meeh' will be cid same event .,
at n IN the Church Of he Puhtaus, Or. Chsevsr,)
Rev Dr. Lansing, Rev. Hodge OF Brooklyn. and Rev.
Or Durbin OF Pha phis are expected TO tie present
and address the meeting An opportunity VII be gvoI
to join the Association. GEOheE rECh' seey
ulS2uss
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21
REassncsausetts Legislature.

TUESDAY, Feb %,
SENATE. Passed 10 be Ergrasied- bills AID
one resolve
Upon the report of The Railway Committee, leave to
withdraw tie petition OF Nathan Pratt and Others,
concerning the Filchburg and Lancaster and Sterling
Branch Railroad Companies, there pretty long dee
bate between Messrs Reyes and WeuIworh-lhe form
er opposing and the latter supporting the report
The report was finally accepted whereupon MIR. Nell
son presented Temonstrance from Nathan Pratt and
others against tie petition of the Fitchburg Road for
further tin locate The Lancaster and Sterling Branch
Adjourned.
House. Report presened-By the Committee on the
Judiciary, leave 10 withdraw the petition Of John P.
Norton for leave 10 import slaves.
The Special Committee upon the subject of the
Franking Privilege, made detailed report accompani>
ed with resolves. The resolves were read, and then
with the report ordered to be prnted-l000 extra
copies also being ordered.
The Slavery Resolves being the special assignment,
were taken up, and Mr. Upham of Salem occupied the
attention of the House until near the hour of adourn>
ment, with discussion OF the same
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

II The Hon. r. McLeIand, Representative from
Michigan, IS Coming out, il is said for the Wllmoi
Proviso and Free Soil. He was one Of C ass's right
hand men during the campaign. He opposes all terrific.
Iai bills that do not embody the ProvIso
The North Americans correspondent, who seems 10
know much about COL Benton's movements, says that
The Senator 10 the influence which he has lost
between neglect and opposition intends to make tour
his State, and address the people upon all The topics
that disturb the public mind. That Of slavery will
engross his particular attention, and unless his views
misunderstood, he is prepared 10 defend the application
OF the an t>slavery restriction to The territories.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

MONDAY, Feb. 10.
SENATE. Mr. YuIee introduced certain reso-
buttons from the Legislature of Florida, in rela.
ton to slavery and he wrongs OF the South He
said he was not authorized by the Legislature to
present them, but he deemed it proper to do So
as he was determined to use his utmost endeav-
to seek redress, even to the dissolution of the
Union.
Mr. Westcott spoke earnestly against the reso-
lutions, and said he was not quite ready to rush
headlong into a dissolution Of the Union After
long disquistion upon the wrongs OF the South,
by Mr. Westcott, the resolutions were ordered to
be printed
HOUSE On motion of Mr. Vinton, the House
went into Committee OF the Whole on the Mex
lean indemnity bill, and Mr.. Donnell of North
Carolina, discussed the territorial question upon
constitutional grounds, and defended Speaker
Winthrop against the attacks of Mr.. Giddngs on
Saturday night last. Mr. GIddings wished to set
the matter right, but Mr. Donnell would not give
up the floor.
Mr. Grinnell submitted an amendment 10 the
BILL that the money should be paid to Mexico, as
set forth in the treaty, without regard to the pro-
toco.
Mr.. Vinton availed himself of his privilege of
stopping the debate, and defended the bill, oppos.
ed Mr. Gfinnel's amendment as udne cessary aud
besides, it might lay the foundationfor Mexico to
come in for another claim. The amendment was
rejected.
Mr.. Schenck moved that the expenses of com
missoDers and surveyors should not be voted,
until those officers be cieaed by law, as the con-
stitution prescribes. Rejected. Sundry other
amendments adopted when the Committee
rose, and the bill passed Yeas l8S-nays s.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

KINGS Bust OF ]. @. ADAMS. The mar.
BILE bust Of Mr. Adams, ordered by members OF
of Congress, is finished, and may be seen for
few days at the studio OF ]. c. King, the sculptor,
$50 Washington Street Mr. Adsms set to MIR
King in 1915, and the bust is from the model
made at that time. Probably more perfect and
characteristic likeness OF public man was new
er obtained. 1t will be sent on to Washington
next week, TO be set up in the Speakers room,
on the very spot where Mr. Adams breathed his
last.-BOSton Post
THE Snow Worm Phenomenon, heretofore
noticed in various parts of the Union has been
observed in portions oil Pennsylvania The Dam
vile Democrat says, that during the prevalence
OF storm, large quantities of small black looking
living caterpilars, were scattered over a large
space.
The SAME FIX. domestic newly angag-
ed presented to his master, one morning, pair of
boots the leg of one OF which was much longer
than the other. How comes it, you rascal that
these boots are not of the same length?" 81
really don't know, sir, but what bothers me the
most is that the pair down stairs are in the same
hx"
LITTLE INNOCENT. " cannot conceive my
love, Dhat is the matte with my watch thing
it must want cleaning" " Oh no papa said a
pet child :" don't think il wants cleaning
ucCdusC Odud anu udN IL w dShlHR III pdSlu
ever so long this morning!"
1t is SAID that there people in the "Moun.
tain Districts OF Kentucky, so green that they
followed wagon which happened to pass that
way, twenty miles, 'just to see whether the hind
wheels would overtake the fore ones %
E' On the day after the battle of Waterloo,
on the surface of two square miles, it was ascer-
tanned that fifty thousand men and horses were
lying. AT that battle eighty thousand were kill
ed and wounded.
ET Capt. John N. Cushing, father OF Gen.
Caleb Cushing, who recently died at Newbury-
port, (Mass) lett property to the value of three
hundred thousand dollars, which goes to his three
children.
GV An Irishman on being told to grease the
wagon, returned in about an hour afterwards, and
said, I've creased every part of the wagon but
them sticks ,cheye the ioheels hang on
Mr. M. C. Hayden, citizen OF Big Grove town.
ship Iowa, recently iroze TO DEATH He was an
old,very good and intelligentcitzen, except when
drunk. trF
HON EsTEAD EXEMPTION. The New York
Senate has rejected, IL to 10, bill to exempt the
Homestead from execution. fss&
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

SECRET LET OUT. In debate in Congress on
Saturday, David Wilmot stated that the prrviso offered
by him to the three million appropriation BILL offer,
ed in consequence OF conversation between him and
President Polk in which the latter sanctioned the pro-
position and said The South would be satisfied with it
There be doubt that Polk had become alarmed at
the psoacted continuance Of the war, and ready
10 make almost any sacrifice 10 get out of it.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

WEBsTER's QUARTo Dictionary UNA
BRiDGED. In the unanimous judgment of the
leading literary press OF Great Britain and the
United States, Webster's Dictionary is the most
learned, the most comprehensive, and the most
complete work Of the kind in the English Ian.
guage; containing all that is excellent in Dr.
Johnson's great work, with numerous phiologi-
cal corrections, more concise and accurate def.
nitions, in many instances, and the addition of
some sixteen thousand words-these additions
consisting tor the most part OF terms used in the
various departments of science and the arts, in
commerce, manufactures, merchandise, and the
liberal Professions of Education for
Upper Canada, Toronto, Jan. lS49.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

- francis jackson OF Boston, has addressed
;tahIa ~ 'he secretary OF the Massachusetts Char.
liable Mechanic Association. reouesting tbs, ~
name may be stricken from the list Of menho rs'
where it has been for third of a century. and
assigns as reason that the whole fund Of ,be
association, upwards Of fifty thousand dollars ,he
: denominations OF more than half century. are
invested in the Revere House, in that city. which
he calls g q run, tauern"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

ANOTHER SEWING MACHINE. While we
were yesterday giving an account OF the new
French sewing machine, Mr. Lerow, the Daguer-
rotyplst, OF 70 State street, young gentleman OF
great mechanical ingenuity, was giving the fin.
ishing touches TO .' Rotary Sewing Machine"
which he brought into our office complete this
morning and which has many decided advantag-
es over the French Machine. 1t will sew yard
a minute, with the g fast stitch" made in sew
lng The seam of Pantaloons, sc. The workman
ship is excellent; and unlike that of other simi-
lar machines, the stitch will not pull out. 1t
seems as strong and perfect as the best sewing
by hand. The machine is simple in its construc-
ton, small and portable, and not likely to get out
OF order, To housewives and tailors we should
think the contrivance would be one of great nth
ity-.BoSton Transcript.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

NorEs ON CALIFORNIA; An old resident Of
Transcript, INDUCES in gloomy forebodlngs in re-
lation to those who have gone, or are going, to
this new n Dorado His first number concludes
as iollowss
"Within comparatively lew years, mot TWEEN
ty) fever and ague first made its appearance
among the natives of those regions nearly all
oil which have been carried off by that fatal dis
ease, universally destructive to the red man of
the forest But few scattering remnants otu
these savage tribes are now let's they are of the
lowest order OF the human race, and no doubt are
destined soon, very soon, e. become extinct
Their fathers and mothers, whom disease has al.
ready swept away, were permitted to find their
own tombs on the very spots they had so care
FULLY reared for retreat for the living. But, il
is sadly to be feared, judging from the very visi
Bile shadows, which coming events are already
casting before, in these Western regions of our
continent; that the miserable represeniatiyes
yet remaining OF the Californian tribes are iated
and at no long protracted period TO mingIe their
bones promiscuously with those OF the white ia
ces, from our own shores, who are rushing so
recklessly, with Others from other lands, in pur
sult OF an imaginary FL Dorado, which should
1t be found amidst the gold re gons of California
the skill oil wizard is not required to foretell is
desuned TO become great charnel house for all
that IN few short months, will remain uncon
sumed by The vulture and the VOLT of the stiff
tened corpses OF thousands oil those thousands from
the north and from the south, from the east and
from the west, so last congre eating in the valley
OF the Sacramento, to perish by hunger and dis
ease, by open assault or seer, assassination
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21
NEW YoRK, Feb. Z. 1919

The sorry spectacle of crowds of young, mex
perienced emigrants setting their faces towards
California, suffers no abatement Many of them
are verdant enough, being direct from the coun.
try; they never before, perhaps, were on ship
board, and two thirds that go, seldom, if ever
have experienced any rude encounters from old
Neptune. All looks nice, and perhaps inviting,
as ship lays at the dock but with $50 sea- sick
persons crowded betwe decks in storm, with
matches closed, and both light and air excluded
is quite another matter.
The ships which have gone round Cape Horn
with such large numbers Of passengers, as would
have made trip between Boston and New York
uncomfortable, are destined to fare hard. Ava
rice and fraud are constantly at work. Mercen-
airy owners, or consignees have taken passengers
as long as they woulu consent to go, as omnibus
ses, with seats for twelve, often in storm, crowd
in eighteen or twenty, with two or three outsi-
ders
One ship which sailed week since, had ten
injunctions served upon her taking nearly double
the number OF passengers she engaged at first to
carry, and others would not leave the docks until
every man delivered to the officers, all their arms
and ammunition. Many desperate men have
gone out. 1t would surprise no one, if mutiny
and bloodshed should follow, dreadful sickness
show itself, and some of the old ships founder off
Cape Horn.
DeHeNoleut men anu reISiouS lnSutulonS are
laboriEg to aid these emigrarts, by furnishing
them with the means OF spiritual culture. The
Bible Society and American Tract Society have
both had heavy drafts upon their treasures by the
Callornans. These men purchase guns, pistols
bowie knives and implements for labor and cloth
Ing at most exhorbtant prices, and then MAKE ap-
plications for books as a gratuity. 1t is to be
hoped that some of the wealth they obtain abroad
may flow into the treasures Of these Societies
when the wanderers return to their homes
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

AN American bowling saloon has been opened
az Liverpool with great eclat, what strikes the
cockneys with peculiar awe and admiration is.
that at the bar the drinkers are allowed to pour
out their own liquors in quantities to suit them.
selves. This is something new in England.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

IwEEDLEDUM AND TwEEpLEDEE II
is amusing to see what amount OF indignation is
expended, and disgust manifested, against Hver
and sullivan, for their fight with fists, by many
who would express no such disgust at a genteei
duel with pistols, according to the rules Of
honor;' and would be in raptures OF glory''
over successful battle field where thousands
had been slaughtered. Such is the consistency ot
man. Fashion not untrequently draws very nice
and arbitrary distinctions. But they cannot al.
ways be enforced. 1t is hard to make one por
tion oil the community" trot'' while another por-
ton Is permitted to sc pace."-Porttand .fdp.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

u One day last week countryman drove
up in front OF store in Exchange street, and
Jumping from his sleigh, lett his dog in care OF
the vehicle. Presently an avalanche of snow
fell from the top of the building upon the side.
walk which so frightened The horse that he star
ted of down the street at furious run. At this
critical juncture the dog sprang from the sleigh
and seizlng the rens in his mouth, held back
with all his strength and actually reigned in the
frightened animal to a post at the side OF the
street, when apparently having satisfied himsel!
that no danger was to be apprehended, he again
resumed hissstaon in the sleigh, as though he
had only done an ordinary act OF duty Portland
Advertiser.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

E1y 1t is rumored in the Court Circles, At
washington, that the lady of the acting President
designs to compliment Gen Taylor by special
entertainment befor- he takes possession of the
White House, and "Od Whtey'' is to be INSTALL
ed in the White House stable.
The above, which we copy IRON the Boston Tran,
script is not the only indication that "Old Whitley"
to hold an important station in the new administration
We suppose that the Taylor papers will give US the par
teulars OF his installation in,o office with all due gray
ity.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

~ The thermometer at Springfield, on Friday morn
Ing 10 degrees below zero. AT Woonsockel, no in
a very exposed situation Ia below.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

ED The Boston eourier's Washington cores
pondent has another instalment oil lamentaton at
the defeat Of Charles Hudson, and OF indignation
at his constituents. Here are couple of anna
BILE sentences:
''Mr. Hudson's retirement from Congress at
the close Of the present session is everywhere
lamented. And the cause Of his expulsion from
body he has SO long honored, is in all circles
regarded as rejecting seriously upon the boasted
intelligence OF Massachusetts Who
wonders to hear the most bitter sarcasms upon,
and the most pungent expressions of contempt
for, the consistency and Intelligence OF constiu.
ency thus tickle, falihess, and ungrateful -
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-21

~ Washington Hunt on Saturday elected
Comptroller of the State OF New York ta af.a