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DFc. 6The fcllowinE prisoners senttr ced george
Massey and Josclh Esson an indictment for eadea
yor 70 make revolt ine $40 each, and 20 Be imprisoned
until Isid.
JotH Tutkcr On Indictment for sssaut with dan
gefcus WEAPON Pine, SIS. tnd aprson month.
JusfHs M0rsl0N- On Indictment fgr en- endeayor 20
make revolt, Tine, St, AID imprsoned sns month
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WASHINGTON, Deo 26, ls49.
small frame dwelling in the OF the Navy Yard
burned down yesterday, aud and three chill
persisted in the flames Intemperance Is supposed
to have been the cause OF the calamity.
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Shipping Intelligence.

Nrw ORLEANS, Dec. 81, 1s49.
There is a brisk demand for cotton with sales, OF
Thursday, Of s, 900 bales fair is quoted a. 1919.
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important from Nicsrseun.

S. Lie. d. Phillip Jsnrsgui, Commissioner Of tho 60
yernment OF Honduras in this State, is sojourning
among US. From the conferences he has commenced
the Instructions he bears well from his personal
merit, we are led TO conceive the most hattering
hopes,
neut Of Salvador in State has lately arrived here.
AS he Is fayosbly known to the people Of Nicaragua
we cannot but be pleased that this government has
selected such man, Of such excellent character to
g. se1t among US AT view Of shsss acts Is d
begin to deveope the best intentions In respect to
union and nationality!
DECREE BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE STATE OF
NICARAGUA.
TIE Director of the State 10 he People of Nicaragua
lnasnuch as the Legislative Assembly, at an extra
ordinary session has decreed as follows =
The Legislative Assembly Of the Republic OF Nicara-
qua ut extraordinary session. in view OF past events
and present circumstances, soemnly declares
ist i,s Interchangeable adhesion to the principle Of
the Itsoute exclusion the intervention Of any TO-
nation whatever in the domestic er international
affairs Of the republican States Of America principle
the observance OF which IL necessary for the and
Independence Of the said States.
"a. The Assembly declares that the extension and
propagation OF monarchical Institutions whether by
The conquest colonization or the sovereignty OF
wandering tribes by any other means, upon the
American continent contrary to the interests Of the
republican States Of America aud is dangerous to the
peace aud Independence the rights and powers OF the
ad States and the people thereof collectively and n-
Sd IL declares that every voluntary concession. alb
solute or conditional of any part whatever OF the
object of colonization or occupation by any monarch-
cal power by any sovereign whatever, or supposed
sovereign or king Kinder the protection OF any other
power viii be considered by the republic Of Nicaragua
not only hostile to its interests but as threatening
60 the peace aud independence OF the States OF Central
Americs.
4th The Republic Of Nicaragua, by the present de-
csTaon appeals to the high Of the States Of
The aDcient Confederation OF Central America, to
unite IN sustaining the principles of the present decla
ration which isrensably necessary for the main
tepauce Of the Independence and liberty or the whole
Centre. AmeTicbn continent.
Given at Santiago de Msnegua, October O. 1870
n. RAMIREZ.
To the Secretary Of State, SALINAS"
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been srdsd Batchslor Cor the best Wigs and
pess The pube invited 70 inspees his style
iSs0 At BATCHEL0Rs celebrated Wig Faetory, No.
an street Hs keeps the largest aud test ssormcnt In
tAes city. Cow the atdresa.
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than one Of the Rohelou pointed Cold Pens
sold silver Made sold exclusively by u " SA
WAGE "a Fulton stlett-who has also large collection OF
Gold nd Silver Watches. which he sells very low.
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Holidays Gall BAN1A, 90 Canal street, corner OF
You will End of The most complete asscrtcnta
% Fur Goods be tound Ia store in this city. He a.
selling stock Of much below TIE usual Irice.
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FAISIFyINo THE PRESIDENTS MEssAoE.--ln the
copy Of the message Of President Taylor, which
was received by US and every other journal in this
region, the third paragraph commences as follows ;
ave are az peace with all the world, and seek to
maintain our cherished relations of amity with The
rest Of mankind" In the message, as il published
In tie papers az Washington, the same paragraph
reads in this way ave are at peace with all the
nations Of the world, and seek to maintain our
cherished relations Of amty with them" Now,
we should Ike to know who il was that flsifsd
the message IN the way, and perperated such a
llibtrnicism as was committed in the copy re
ceyed by us, and other pa pers IN this regioa
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Mrucu MAurrs everal movements have taken
place recently in the musical world which OF
imporanca 90 b. known and which win form the topic
q chit-chst at foUt's and In our drawing rooms
We learn that Trum has been engaged By Max
Marctzsh and will make her nrst appearance the pre-
ftnt season, In "Ernani" Friday evening Bor-
rhete's engagement. believe, has terminated anl
that talented vocalist and most exquisite actress will
probably soon proceed to Havana Mexico, or o.hor
places.
very considerable musical party is making up here
for Mexico and South America generally. redesco,
who eNctes 30 much sympathy for her late mi'ortune
80 preparing 90 visit Mexico in short time Noveli
TsGsreln Arnod Barni, aud, perhaps several others
about uniting With fedesco. and they will oil de-
part for Mezico sooD.
Among the other novelties Of the day We have heard
1t stated that Herr Kraus, Hungarian vocalit Of en-
siderable noorety aud who Sc highly spoken Of BY tie
southern journals is preparing TO ive concert in thi
legion in which De will sing national songs in trsnty
or twenty Eve different languages. The concert will
he sort Of POI poer, which has given grea. sits
taction and ELECTED great applause, in New Orleans
and other cities where it has been performed.
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O NtudsJ s loVttt rss2 winch vas ~ o'clock in the
srtinstu. circumftance that the warmest
GuHMeE Icy, tolcs tZlst guns) ior The
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w,ss nrd Tenrees. -Anetnsr Medal b

Ciu-Baute % Canal street. corner Of Wooster has pre-
Trrtd teauti ssorment 81 New Years Presents. They
EN- race every variety and are beautifully trimmed.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE PAcFIc.-We
find the following paragraph in the Pacifc Ne,os,
of the 18th ultimo -
Tar NAL THE STEAMER We are glad to learn
that Colonel Allen has directed the mail Of the 18th
instant to he carried directly through to New ork as
freight in Towards line of steamers when the
Panama arrives at Panama, one of the regular mail
steamers the other side should not be waiting at
Cbsgres. Colonel Allen, In assuming this responsible
lily at his own risk has shown in his official capacity
as mail egent most laudable deter mpation to
the interests Of our whole community The mail Is
now making up ut the Post Office, with view to this
arrangement
Notwithstanding this statement, not a mail came
in the Empire City. II had reached Cruces, on the
Isthmus, and was there detained by the very mail
agent who was sent especially to expedite the
letters and papers TO their destination. Owing to
this outrageous detention those who ought to have
heard from their friends and relations, by the
L. c., are left IN suspense till the 10th of next
month, or thereabouts; and those engaged in bust
ness with that distant region are compelled to stop
all operations and remain In doubt till the mails do
arrive, two or three weeks hence; and we find
that the trouble is not altogether confined to this
side of the Isthmus. The Ne,cs, of the same date,
gives the following
IMMIGRATION MrrrING.-A meeting Of the citizens OF
San Francisco called, Wednesday last in ror,s
mouth Square, " 60 adopt such measures as shan be
deemed advisabe In regard 10 the mails San
Francisco and the United Staesn We have not learn
ed what was the result Of the meeting but we hope
that adopted which Will have tendency
10 remedy the evils sadly experienced by oiti
zeps, during the past three months
These paragraphs show that the mails between
here and san Francisco ale shockrngly managed.
With a country like California, where SO many
thousands of our fellow citizen have lately gone
where an extensive commerce has lately started
into existence, and with so many splendid steamers
plying to aud fro, there is no why the mails
should not be carried and delivered with the utmost
regularity VIII Mr. Collamer see to it,
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Court CnI,n,rnr this pny.


SUPERIOR touHr6 VI, - 5l, a.. H. l57, ~, loo G2.
led f3 les l52 7i rs III Us 49, ls9 1911 lgl 1916. g5
ls7 go 9 a. u 1io 1876 100. 3,, i7 49, %, o. ls, III,
las 5ZS, ia 100, s. lSS.
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Asla,rs In Guatemala.

II Is sid that general revolution has broken out in
this country.
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of New York, for taking SO much pains to make
themselves supremacy ridiculous.
But we have united in testimonials Of respect to
Governor Ujhazi and his brave companions, be-
cause they have shown how well they love their
country-how much they are willing to peril in the
holy cause of lberty-and also to show to their
unfortunate fellow countrymen how deeply
this nation sympathizes with crushed, bleed
ing, fallen Hungary. This sentiment of re-
spect and sympathy has been universal through
out the republic. From every quarter gene
rous response has come to our welcome
Hungary cannot 1--we as she now Is. She
must have change. The Hungarian patriots still
in Europe, we fear, will have no recourse left them
but emigration to this country. When Count
Ujhazl and his companions turned their backs, for
the last time, on their native hills, they hoped to
find, in this far off land, an asylum, and they
have not been disappointed. They have sent to
their suffering brethren an account of their recep
ton in this free land; and although chief Sc
cretary Of State has looked with the calmest COM
pscency the fall of their country, these letters
will stir the heart oithe Hungarian natlon and, be-
fore twelve months are passed, we may look for an
immense emigration from that unfortunate country.
Let them come. There is room enough, thank
God, on this broad continent, Tor all the exlle5 oil
Hungary and Europe; and, despite Mr. Clayton,
we doubt not these exiles will find generous wei
come from our people and from Congress. One of
the first resolutions proposed in Congress. now
that the long expected message is received, should
be, that generous tract OF the public domain be
gratuitously appropriated for an Hungarian colony,
whittier all the exiles and fugtves Of that Inflated
nation may fly, and where they may find home.
We doubt not that within ten years colony OF
Hungaraus might thus be formed, which would
soon become one Of the most efficient and useful
States OF the Union. Let Gf narrow minded peo-
pie cavil at the eratuity) law be passed, allow
ing settlers TO pay the 81 25 per acre, within five
years from the time of settlement, for their lands.
BY some such act we may atone, In part, for the
cold and cruel neglect Of the government to en-
courage the Hungarlans in the hour of peril and
of need and the moral effect of such public act
would be an unanswerable argument IN favor of
republics, and Europe would respond to the move
ment with gratitude and admiration. Better for
Cor gress 10 debate such measure, than to waste
its time in niger Zip Coon controversies.
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u VI hecretaIy of Stste, SALiNAs


SWn S0IVWUOrs
The port q L'Unon, according to reliable inform a
ton, Is being blccksded.
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OUR srEcIAL TELEGRAPHic CORRESPONDENCE:
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NEW STORE!
,xw.,-Sen VggOcEk,A No. Al FrOsat ss.,

WORCESTER,
.,..x,n.r having recently opened view stare
~ "a Freni street, with frcsh ,,a sS %
~ FAMILY GRo .I;ltsS. WIN every urel.
nov ,ss, Wholesale prccsb hs qaaas' OF
fer cash. avo.1pS SPICES, MOLASSfsS,
. ST. and viii be warranted to give sas's'"s'A =
goods may BIO returned: ,Avr, In large and suuu
BUTTER, CHEESE and LA s,.n. ~
p'es's''' BEEF, PORK, HAMS .,,v,.
49,, s.,.a. cod6sh and herring, By IN" Sanst
noantl or auanlily, excellert qanl'sy' - nr;ces
FLOUR, and MEAL a. nSfss .a,an, Past.s
Keesaps and Pickles. ard seaera
~ eocds Usually obtained in such ssofes' ~ '"' wv
S.I,sens and strangers invited 60 v rec o.
.rS nrises. Goods delivered In ail parts o. e
expcnse,ey awtf "A Front ~.
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40 be Let.

& C WASTBURN offer 10 lease, for term o. years,
L. a bull ing at Washington Square. known as The
Prouty Wire Factory "wph The blacksmith shop and
out houses thereto belonging together with the Steam
Engine which is of about thirty horse power, and in
ceiirft condition. The premises we'll situated ard
sdapted FIR a fIachnist Further information given by
sailing Messrs. j. PRATT EARLE or on the UNDER
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street.
Nnrcerfer. Dec S. d ~ ]. & q. WASlIBNRN.
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o. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept /. 1884,
rho TTo;7ed States Health Insurance Go.

EStabiished in the CITY Of Boston, :. ,o,o
- <.,offhs Lsgi,iaturp OF Mrssachnsetts, may LOIS
'y q" A'' CAxITAL $4,000.
,..s,,~es tbe Health of both Males q Fen"Aes'
AAS s"p rERMs uF FIR NJ ONE TO FIVE YEARS -
p;,.etors-sanuel AsnwaIl, Lemuel h"Aer; n aonn
Bssow, jonas Chckefns lanes 1laan 1aspnh Lewis
cnt samuel H. Jenks, BeRitnin Lanson SossPn
Sea ipcon Elijah Near, Sis merriam, Josepm -
Henlah hn RrsIIeaux Noah sturtevnn s PVaSor,
t,h,rles II. White d. W WswelI Daniel AeVsfe''
Dsa,Iss Josep l. Lord 81 New YORK.
So%''s1 AwES CLARK, President and treasurer
sa.,,rt n .ENKs, Secretary
. ~ ~ sronrR n A. a. GOULD ConsuiuAs Ih.eSia'ss
This ns,itlIon lnsures The Health 81 psrsnhs . a
80. al the loves, rates consistent win vac Ma,a a
- ~ ne Insured and The insurers ana oo'n pa'leN
Il, he surplus profits. The tables OF Taes as
trau,ed and arranged so as 20 ihs"s 70
she n@rsols under a. carr Of age, oesSy
r. 10 ar rer feni.. Of their Gnnu9s DEPOSITS
i,m ~ 1trts foarihs per cent mus, % isu.es
s" 80 inner and S37 IS ~ The latter. rofsons =, nus
% 70 M ae IRE irsnred proporticnaoy equas ~
~ pn,ieies tor logger terms thah she 9cat; GUS
A l',.t, tnc,sase az rreinnm Is charged. 49,
''s pr;ncipal Office, II State Street, BOSTON:
..s trnnauy has established m Agency a.so ~ nr
~ Inc Hun ,ipr%s:3rFR NJ sos Mnin street, where
n,ts.n, desOus % irthsr Inl psT AZEiL, Sgsnf
ca,l. Gwtf
tise %
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To LET

=, TINE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
kGSA i known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Def
.1s.a pot 100 lee by will be fitted up to sccommo
date Lessee track will be laid if desired, tor
Into basement. aag
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Raread Bridge suitable for Mhchne snop- 50 by 80 r.
stories high with steam engine nnd engine house attach
edand Blacksmiths Shrp near 40 by 81 feet, stories
hish with yard rooIn-wi be fitted 10 SUIT tenants.
Immediate possession given. Inquire at the office of the
Worcester and Railroad Company, No. las Main
Street du r en- ,. :
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A RARE CHANCE.

Go one of the Best Farms an Worcester County,
- SsIrUArEO in the extreme south part Of WEST
f1A - BoYLsToN containing about one HunNea ana
hill Sjrty acres of ckoiea Land well divided INTO NOW
Jog Tiage and Wood Land, with good Orchard OF en-
grated irat Said Farm under good state OF eutva
n,rke,s in The country being only four miles from me
civ ef Worcester is well watered fenced almost en-
iirely with good wall, and from It's SITUATION anu
requires small amount oil team or aoor
in comparison With Farms OF tissue Inc Dnlogs
consist OF large and convenient two story Dwelling
House with l., large wood house ana cafrlase noI
snocbea a. which il a Water Power ior saving wood,
caurnng turning grndstone, &c The Barn u hy 81
feet with first cellar under The whee-a morse
Crsanry Carriage House shop attached to me same
all of which are in good repair The House ana Barn are
snnpied with running water Of the first quality from
never failing SPRING =, 49,. ;i ~ =
,oession of said Farm as SOON aesred. Terms easy
PIn " " n JOHN d. LOWELL.
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Tnrkev Hill ESTATE for Sale.

~ HIS valuable Estate is now offered for sale ON
<sA terms that cannot fail 10 suit purchasers 1t
ksaHA consists OF about Of Land with con-
venien buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
rms through the OF said EARN. aud falls IN cat
ara # ne hundred aud twenty five feet in the distance
OF about 70 rods forming OF the best Water fowers
in Worcester County. !,
lhrfs ae now upnn The premises three thorough built
and SUBSTANTIAL Rock Dams, with Crust, saw lathe and
Single Niis all IN good INNING order. The Mill Pond
Is me mi in lergh and extends ON the road leading
10 New iraintree 10 that leading Barre Halt Y mile
above the NJ iii Pond. is Turkey Hill Pon which Is the
m ain de clipHOn oi this Pond az Lake,
see Topoera phical Map Of Massachusetts,
From the best authority, AID actual survey, world
agnusnce "a The public that this Water Power IL amply
sufficient TO in the aggregate, five hundred Gotten
Looms " h all their machinery o. that amount
OF any other The location is goo and easy OF access
being mite from City Hall in worcester, on the
thorough ihrous5 Paxton, Rutland Barre. Oak
ham, aud New Braintree.
TIL. above h been surveyed plan AVID PRONE drawn
which may seen calling the subscriber, or those
he as he liberty II will he sold rs whole,
Or in se,-rats privileges, as nay hest suit purchasers
Fr further particia,s inquire of the subscriber in
Ne Rerc.sttr or Hon Isaac Davis forester slbert
s,Br,is E.q., Ner Worcfster,-Fhos. Bosainly Esq,
etcesser "A. Is. Pike, Esq, Providence r. f,--simon
G, lont. Esq Sehsn, c ady A. Y,-Aessrs. Frat
Downs & Scott, Willard Snow, Esq Pnr-
ten Daniel Coburn, Esq., LoaesR.
Nav worces,er Dec 90 ls4s. dwtf
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A CARD.
J. B. NJ. GOULD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER.

MYOCLD inform his old friends and patrons in WoFces.
ter and vicinity, aud the public generally that he
the NEW YORK STORE of sTEBBINs & CO,
NO. l79 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy
them one and all and exhibit to them the choicest stock
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, including the
latest and most fashionable mportations ard Styles
eracng every variety Of abrcs for all articles Of Gentle
mems wardrobes.
He commences business the principle of buying for
cash. and selling for cash which will enable him furnish
CUSTOM GARMENTS much cheaper than those who deal
the credit basis. He will he in the constant receipt OF
Goods from the New York market-wlll attend to the
cutting of all garments in persoDwl employ but
first class workmen and will every effort please
and accommodate all In taste and skill he will yield
none and all are invited call and test his powers.
Country dealers be supplied with ali articles in his
department, wholesale and retail
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks
iavors already extended and their future patronage and
the public, s new respectfully solicited
Worcester Nov Is. dte
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Massachusetts Health Insurance Go.
CAPITAL, $50. GOO.

=
Chartered and Established in Boston, AprH 1871
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
" SICKNESS for a term Of years. Nnmber OF members
nearly 5000 Amount of sick allowances paid during the
past six months $500.
member is totally disabled from labor, and under medica
care, whether he is confined TO the house or not.
THOMAS TARBELL, President
A 4. STIMsoE, Sec'ry.
Once No. a Museum, Bai1ding, fremont st 8osfoH
mir. A. HI. BELLOWS has been appohteo AGENT
In Worcester COUNTY for the Mass Health ms. Company,
and has given required bond tor the faithful perform"
ancc of this duty.
he will visit the different in the County to receive
applications insurance. and settle claims upon the Con
pany for sick allowance. -,
no 1eaa diff
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no T.ET.

"a A COMMoDlOUs Store, Tenement, and Barn
fss8A "A situated Webster Depot IL is well calcu-
I1laeI for the Boot and shoe business abundance
help branches # business is be found this
vicinity. 1t is also well arranged merchandising,
bean accumulation
For terns which will be liberal TO good tenant, apply
to The Depot Master, or CLEMANs IARNED, near The
r-misaa dtf Webster INV g. e
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EOr sale.

-, TWO story dwelling ii ouse, situated on Salem
Ss5A "A st Said house is so by % teei, with wood
she'd aad other convenenceS. the lot is e6 teethy
a. convenient for large small ftmy. ard consider.
able Irut on the premises. For her particulars inquire
of ALVAN ALLEN, 20 Irumbuli 81
Worcester July II. 1898 DIFF.
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no! FOR CALIFORNIA,
nIRECTa FROM WORCESTER

w WALpo BLOCK Worcester. must close up our whole
sock al BONNE1S, RIBBONS. AND MILLINERY
GOODS and in addition our usual stock Of me aoosc
g,s.is we have received large eonsgnments OF
@e,1N FUR GOODS a
,,ow New York MUFFs, T1PPETs, yIcToRiNEs,
&c. 40 az all the mnst Fashionable Furs. 49,
STON E MARTIN, SWEDISH LYNA,
TINE FITCH and oher Furs Thames without number.
ro,nny,ne larger and better variety Of Flu than has
cSer been offered Worcesier and they must be sold a.
above with our MILLINERY GOODS, as God'ws must
hnvs AID we can't wait tor y long. !. s.i, Sal
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
w M M in sha stock the Sale must be aaick an
certain And we vcnturs 70 cay that more goad ~
4, nrchasers This Stack than can be made by al
hat may 90 10 California direct From worceser dawwS
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