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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

AUSTRIA. The Vienna Journals contradict
the rumors OF Gen Bem's defeatby the Russians
aad the flight OF his troops into Wallachia. 1t
appears. on the contrary, that the Austrian Gen
eral, Puchner, surrounded by hostile popua-
ton, and hard pursued by the Magyar irregular
forces, has thought proper to resign his com
mand, and place himself under the protection OF
the Russians in Walachia. He was accompan-
led by three other Austrian Generals, and his
troops were left to the care OF General Kaliama.
The Russian forces at Constadt were very short
OF ammunition, and were preparing to recross the
frontier, and return to Waachla-ther baggage
has already lett for that'province. General Benz
was almost undisturbed in the possession OF
the whole of Pennsylvania, and preparing to
take Consadt, the last city in that kingdom, aud
which is still held by the Austrian and Russian
troops
The cholera is making sad ravages amongst
the troops who are quartered in the temporary
barracks erected i'll the several quarters Of
Paris.
The French REPUBLIC. There are at
present 80 vacant seats in the National Assem-
bly,, IN consequence OF death or resignation; there
are more than 60 members confined by indispo.
sltlon to their apartments. gentleman, usher
of the Assembly, died on Sunday OF cholera
The appointment of General Changarnier to the
Grand Gordon OF the Legion OF Honor wiki be
officially announced until it is known whether
General Cavaignac will or will not accept the
same honor, which has been offered 10 be
conferred on him.
M. Duchin, the editor of lie Peuple, was SEN
fenced on Tuesday to be imprisoned for five
years, and to pay FIRE OF 5000 francs.
M. de Leacluree, the socialist, was sentenced
TO imprisonment for three years, and to pay
fine of 1O, 900 francs
AUSTRIAN Italy Destruction of the to,Dn
OF Brescia- Slaughter of the Inhabitants AT
ter siege of eight days Brescia, or rather the
ruin OF what was once Brescia, is in possession of
the Austrians The town was bonn barded for six
hours, and the streets were carried at the point
OF the bayonet, and the inhabitants driven into
the houses, where they were burned alive.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

DEATH OF COOPER THE TRAcrnrAv m
Saturday last Thomas A. Cooper, well known
throughout the country as distinguished TRACE.
diam departed this life at the residence of his son.
in-law, Robert Tyler, at Bristol, p, in the 73d
year OF his age He possessed many noble quail.
ties, and for a long series of years commanded
the applause of admiring crowds by his chaste.
polished and extraordinary professional persona.
tons. Within short time he was connected
with the Custom House. '.Gfier LIES ftf4l
fever he sleeps weH" Phil Inon;,rr
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

HJ Dickenss new work is announced TO an.
pear on the first of May. 1t lis to be completed in
twenty monthly numbers, with illustrations bv
Browne. 1t is called "1he Personal Histoyr
.Adoenfures, Experience and Observation Of
Dap,d Coppe.feid the Younger, of Biunders,one
Hookery, which he never meant to be published
on any account"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

u Ia the Senate yesterday, Sargents amendment
to the Corporation bill, providing that new sock may
be issued at reduced rate, vote of holders Of three
fourths oithe stock with additional proviso that in
such case certificates shall issue TO the holders Of
the old stock, fixing lis par value at the which the
issued.
In the House, the bill in relation to the sale ofliquors
was passed TO be enacted, originally reported by the
cOmmittee-Brigham' substitute being rejected.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

FRANCE AND ITS GOVERN MENT. Mr.
Kendall of the N. o. Picayune, writes from
Paris:
"Americ cans and other foreigners, who have
made Paris their homes for years, tell me that
the only difference they can see between the
present Government and that OF Louis Philippe,
is, that the former is the stronger of the two. 1t
is certain, then, that the monarchical principle
obtains in force, and how to slide back to the
name, peaceably and quietly, is question which
thousands aud even millions are agitating. The
strong sentiment that now prevails, that some
kind OF throne will shortly be re established is
manifested in an increased activity in almost
every branch of trade and industry-this every
one sees and feels-and were the Italian question
settled, there are many who think that France
would soon regain her former prosperity
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

The murder Of BarronY.e. ST. .Te,o Orleans.
Captain Joseph Bradley. the person who a few
weeks ago was the principal actor in the bloody
murder on Baronne St. when Fanny Young was
killed, was yesterday brought before Recorder
Baldwin for examination The accused, with
much GOODNESS and apparent Indifference, plead ed
not guilty. His demeanor in Court was that of
hardened, reckless man, and conveyed the idea
of either great obstinacy, or OF total Ignorance
oil his perilous situation. ". O. Bee. 5fh
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fin amusing Case Of Assault and Battery 7,

I'm amusing Case Of Assault and Battery. In
Cincinnati, constable was sent to replevin a
bear-a ver,table Brun &c in the full eniovment
OF all his faculties" The man who rejoiced in
the honor OF being Bruins keeper, not willing 10
part with his 'Pet," put club iu the hands Of
ms and told her to assist Bruin in resisting the
oihcer' while ne stock off and peted the animal
stones 70 give MN spunk. Such formidable ar
ray of "fast friends" the officer could not 49,,
tend successfully against, and he was Obliged r.
peat retreat; but brought suit against Bruins
master, who was convicted. VI"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

e Major Cross, who did much service
IN Mexico, was lately ordered to Oregon. Re.
garding the order as Punishment for life, in con.
sideration OF his health and family, he resigned
MS pace, IN letter to the Secretary OF War.
me resignation was laid before the President,
who taking personal interest in the care of ths
MAJOR, the claims OF his children, and he has
number, let him off. NJ " Ernress
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

FIRE IN STURBRIDGE. The shop OF Sumner
Packard manufacturer of Shoemaker's Tools in Stur~
bridge, was consumed by fire on Friday morning the
9th inst. large amount Of tools and unfinished work
destroyed Loss estimated at $4,000.
1t is understood there no insurance on the stock
or building A part Of the building occupied by
Mr. j. B. GriswoId marble cutter
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

VIRGINIA ELECTION. In the VIII district the Tay-
or men nominated Charles Lee, as the successor of
John NJ Botts who did not come kindly under the lay
Tor yoke. Bots however, chose rum and the conse
quence is that far returns are received he runs
greatly ahead Office, with prospect beng cleo
ted bya majority over eSddon, the Democratic can~
ddate.
The returns from other districts are nconclusive. In
the state election, the TaJ Ior claim 10 have elec>
ted majority 10 the Legislature.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

q Morss's Telegraph is to be constructed
from Vera Cruz to Mazatlan. Mr. G. w. SKIN
ner has held conference with the Mexican an.
thortles, and is surveying the route, with strong
announcement from the government This, if
accomplished, will be gigantic stride in the
transmission of intelligence
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

The DEATH PENALTY. The bill to modify
the laws relating to the punishment OF the crimes
OF murder, treason, rape, and arson. and provid.
ing tnat capital punishment by hanging shall only
apply 10 case OF murder. came up on Tuesday on
It's passage to a third reading. Without any de-.
Da'e .ns question was taken by yeas and nays sand
nays. '"' ~" %
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

WHALING PANORAMA AT WALDO HALL. There
will be exhibition this afternoon at O'Clock and at
O'Clock this evening. Improve the few remaining days
and evenings, as it is leave here after next week -
You will never make so short voyage again, round
the world.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

BIG Trout The Lowell Courier says that salmon
trout weighing twenty four pounds, and assuring three
feet length, taken the other day at pond in Mt
Vernon Me.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

JAMES G. CARTER's CASE. The Legislative Com
m,ee have reported leave to withdraw The petition
for the removal Of Mr.. Carter of Lancaster from the
Office Of Justice Of the Peace, and the report has been
accented by both branches.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

o. That venerable octogcnariap, Rev. DIR. Pierce
OF Brooklyn, is i'll that but faint hopes of his
cry are entertained.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

CHOLERA. The Cherokee Advocate states
that the cholera has arrived at Fort Smith, Ar.
kansas, but was confneda II together to the pas
sengers on the steamer which is said to have
brought it,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

GT Radetzky, the Austrian General who commenc,
ed and has just completed the campaign In Northern
Italy, is 80 years ofage.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

BosToE AND WORCESTER RAILROAD. The states
fnent that the fare on this road has been reduced is
officially denied. The reduction has been proposed,
but not yet determined.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

gT The New England Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church is now in session at the Pyncheon
Stree. Church in Springfield. This Conference COM
prses Massachusetts only. From 100 TO 100 clergymen
are in attendance Bishop Hamlln is presiding Bish,
op Heddng is also present.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

ILLINOIS. Among The candidates for United States
Senator from Illinois, are John Wentworth, of Chicago
g. A. McCIernand Of the I'd Congressional district, Gen
Shieds and Mr. Breeze the late Senator
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

PUBLIC MEETING. Our readers will observe by
erence to an advertisement in this paper, that meet,
ng will be fed at the City Hail. tomorrow evening, to
consider the subject OF International Congress, TO Sc
cure mrersal end permanent peace. An object so hui
name and phaubropic must commend Itself 10 the sym>
paths of every lover OF his race and especially hose
who lay claim TO the Christian There doubts
less those who consider such scheme visionary and
impracticable But such should recollect that "peace
earth" 10 be of the GROWING glories of the
Christian dispensation and that all the advancement
which takes place in society is brought about by means
adapted to the end.
l,then,we would have the day fastened, when nation
shall not lift up the sword against nation, if in the mean
time, would mitigate the evils with which society is
cursed by the prevalence Of war, should do as we
wond to effect any other desirable objective should
act well feel and hope. Whatever, then, may be
their views of any particular project, discussion must
always be interesting, in relation 10 after OF such
moment, and is the best possible of exposing any
Thing unsound visionary in the plans of its advocates
well Of indicating what is practicable and expe-
dient.
The speakers who to address this meeting, are
well known to the public as sincere and eanes; men,
they nave Sluueu lnelI SduJect wen, anu We HdFe no
doubt that those who attend will find that their time is
pleasantly as well as proftaby spent
Thousands uPon thousands of voters were induced,
against the convictions of their con,cences, vote for
Gen. Taylor, simply the ground that he was the
Wing candidate, and with the hope, therefore, that he
would carry out Wing principles That heS would SO
DO The great, and all absorbing question of human
Iberly, never for moment, believed, and that he
would, in relation to minor matters, we always thought
at least doubtful 1t very evident that his sup
porterS have their donbs land it equally evident
that the whiggeiy Of l849 is not any rate be den
tca with that of 1910. The New Bedford Mercury, In
an article the present political aspects, says:
stA new administration has come into power
aUhOse contemplated political measures haze not
get been declared, and respecting whose proba-
bic course the people are profoundly ignorant.
We know that in name and therefore in practice
we have Wing administration; but it is not to
be denied that Wing opinions have somewhat
CHANGED within few years past, and it is diff
cult to define the issues upon which any proni-
nent Wing statesman would now go before the
country. Experience at the polls has had its eff
feet by showing in what direction popular preju-
dice is to be encountered, and changes in the
condition of the count y have removed the ne
cessity expedeney of some long cherished
measures"
Time, the proven Of all things, will demonstrate the
could neither be wheeded, seduced, driven into the
support of eithero the bunker candidates for the Pres.
idency.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

The WILMoT PRoyIso IN VIRGINIA. A CORES.
pondent of the Express writing from Alexandra, Va
states that an exciting contest is going in the Lou>
Down district Va between John s. Pendeton and Jer,
emiah Morton, both Wings, there being no Democratic
candidate running PendIeton has taken ground to the
effect that ii competent for Congress to pass the Will
mot Proyso, while Morton has taken ultra ground
The opposite side. Mr. Morton is brother to the new
Florida Senator, Jackson Morton.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

MODEL MOTHER. A Mrs. Miller of Harris.
burg, Penn, on the 10th inst gave birth TO FIVE
boys, all of which are alive and doing we'll
What makes this case more singular, IS, that Al
her first confinement she gave birth to two and
at her second TO three, and at this, her third 70
hve, making in all ten children in four wars
and all living '''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-28

row AT A THEATRE. On Thursday pieht
last, quite serious disturbance occurred At sbe
richmond Theatre, during the performance IF
the Moravian musicians, Herr Stoepel and M,ne
Lovarney. The police officers discovered k;d.
napPer, named Morgan, in the second tier He
nad oeen IN the Penitentiary, but had escaped:
anu "hen ne iouna ne was Dissolved, he attemp.
ted to slip out quietly. The officers rushed nnpr
him, when he drew bowie. knife and lesrsd
down the stairs He defended himself for some
une' ana reached the street, where mob of his
friends succeeded in rescuing him.
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a GOOD ONE. Brownlow, of the Jonesbor.
ousn lehn') wing, tells capital story OF far.
mer in that part OF the State. who 70 maLs i.
speculation put large stone ia one Of his hogs
neaos OF tobacco, and forwarded it to his com.
MISSION merchant, at New Orleans, directing his
merchant there TO send him barrel of sugar.
ny accident or otherwise, the stone was discov.
cred. The merchant took the stone from the to-.
oacco and put it into the barrel OF sugar before
ne weighed it, put on the head and sent ii back
10 the tobacco man, in course of time, and didn't
say word about the stone. But he found it be-.
fore he had used up more than half OF the sugar.
ms Is fact. He got four cents for the stone
and mad to paw eight cents per pound ior it.
Solitude IS at times the best Society. 1t would
oe' no doubt, II one were quite certain, when in
tn at state, of being really out OF bad con,panv.
Jeems-Post.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
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The abuse ofpriviege in criminal trials IN our
courts is broadly hit in the following imaginary
scene from the Merchants Day Book
During the time consumed in Obtaining jury
for the trial of the Astor Place rioters, the follow
ing scene occurred upon The trial of John Smith
as juror. Mr.. S. was a very inteliigent-looking
man:
Counsel for prisoners.--Wha hat is your name, sir?
Juror.-John Smith.
What is your business, Mr.. Smith
A merchant.
Can you read and write
(Sming Indignantly Yes.
Well, Mr.. Smith, have you heard of The Astor
Place riots!
| have.
How did you hear of them?
] read an account of them in the newspapers.
What newspapers do you read
| read the Courier. Tribune, Journal Of Com =
merce. Merchants Day Book, Herald, Express
Globe, Sun, and all the other respectable papers
published in the city; besides number from other
cities. 5s. ..-'.
Do you believe what you read in the newspa.
pers )?
AS a general thing, do. 1t is the business of
the Press to supply the world with truthful intel
ligence. There is other source of universal
and reliable information.
That will do, Mr.. Smith. | object to this man
as juror.
District Attorney.-Whv?
Counsel.--First, because he read second,
beca use he reads newspapers and third, because
he believes what he reads
After brief discussion, Mr.. Smith was set aside
as an Incompetent, juror, and another called up.
This other can neither read nor write, hears no.
thing from the newspapers. and believes nothing
he hears. is ready for riot, and found to be a
marvellous proper for Juror. Who that
has witnessed the selection of jury in own
court, upon certain occasions, but has some-
thing of which the above is only erasgeration?
The spirit of The scene has been there, though the
exact letter of it was wanting.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

Correct VieU.--Manknd might do without ply
siclans, if they would observe the laws Of health
without lawyers. if they would keep their tempers
without soldiers, if they would observe the laws
OF Christianity; and perhaps without preachers, 5,
If each would take care of his own conscience
but there is dispensing with the newspaper.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
Hosiery.

A LPACCA, Cashmere, an d LambswoOl Hose, Chill
~ dren and Infants Woolen Stockings. for sale by
Oct. 6, 1S49. WALLACE y WARO..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
Novels of IS49.

Novels of IS49.
NIGHTEEN hundred and twelve o. Napoleon
~ Invasion of Russia.
Thirty years since, or the Ruined Family
Tire Forgery, by JAMES.
Trstram Shandy. or Uncle Toby and Corporal Trim
Jane Eyre. - .i'ilH
Jmo. A. Murrei Uife and adventuros.)
Battle OF life, "a love story,) by Dickens
campaigns IN Mexico, or a Glimpse at Life in Camp
by one who has seen the 4" Elephant" y.
The Old Judge, or Life in a Colony.
Memoirs of my Youth by Lamartnes
Georgiana hammond. compaiiion to Jahe Eyre.
Angelina Luxmore. or the Life of Beauty.
Ellen Wareham (or Love and Duty0
For sale by WALLACE & WARD
June %, lS49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

NAPoLEoNs PRoPHEcY.-" Before fifty years.
said Napoleon TO Las Casas, one day, at ST. Helena
Europe will be Republican or Cossack.
." Then, 1t my son is alive, he will be called to
the French throne, amidst the accamations of the
people. If he is dead. France will become q re:
public again for no hand would dare to grasp
sceptre which it could not WELD.
The branch of Orleans, though aoreeable is
too weak 1t clings too much 10 the other Bouf fbons
and 1t will have the same fate, il it does not pre-
fer living as simple citizens, whatever chauges ar
rive.
"Once again France will be a republic, and
other countries will follow her example. Germans
Prusslans, Poles. Italians, Danes, Swedes and
Russians, will join her in favor of liberty. They
will 4 I'm against their sovereigns, who will hasten
to make them concessions, in order TO retain q
part of their ancient authority; they will call
themselves constitutional kings, possessing limited
powers. Thus the feudal system will receive its
death blow; like the ocean mist, it will vanish
before the first ray of the of liberty.
But things will not rest there. The wheel of
revolution will not stop at that point-its impe-
tuosity will increase five fold, and. its rapdty in
proportion. When a nation RECEIVERS part of its
rights. 1t becomes enthusiastic from victory and
having tasted the sweets of liberty, becomes more
enterprising, in order to obtain more. The States
of Europe will be perhaps for some years in a
continual state of agitation, like the ground the
moment OF an earthquake; but at last the lava
breaks forth. and an explosion ends ALL
1.-The bankruptcy of England will be the lava
which will shake the world devonr kings and
aristocracies, and cement by its outbreak the in
terests of democrats. Believe me, Las Casas, as
the vines planted in the ashes which cover the
feet of Etna and Vesuvius produce the most deli
cious wines, so the tree Of liberty will become inn
movable when il has its roots in the revolutionary
lava which will overflow all the mona rchies Nav
it flourish forever! These sentiments NAV per.
haPs appear strange TO you but they are mine.
:" was born republican, but destiny and the
opposition of Europe made me all Emperor
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
DIED.


On Sunday evening, RICHARD ALBERT, of Jeremiah
H. and Rus Lila Roberts, aged three years and eight
days.
In this city, on Wednesday last Mr.. BENZ HrNcKLE,
aged So, formerly of Tennessee
Mr. H. has been for a long time residing in State
and was one of our most respected and enterprisng
citizens He has left large family deplor their
sad bereavement.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

SEED WHEATON sale by
- Sept. 26, 1S49. E. B. BISHOP & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

Wool Sacks.
+ AIDES, Misses, and Ctrdrer's Net Wool Sacks
u Infants Leggins, for sale by
Oct 6, Is49 WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

THE FRENCH DIFFIcULTY.--Our Naval Force. -
/" "Independent,'' in letter, dated Washington
referring to the dismissal of NJ. Poussin, says:
In connection with fhis subject, have deemed
it proper ascertain the extent of our naval force
in the Mediterranean and at other stations, which
is at once dsposable. Exclusive of number oi
vessels in ordinary, that can be fitted out expedi
tiousy, the following statement furnishes the quota
now available afr. ....r
In Mediterranean.--Constitu 50 guns In.
dependence, 56; Cumberland, so; jamestown, %;
Mississippi, (steamer) 10 heavy Paixhans; Erie
4--tosai, 1872 guns--l7OO men.
In North Sea.--St. Lawrence. so guns.
In nAfrica--Portsmouth. % guns; Yorktown
l6; John Adams, 20; Porpose, 10; Banbidge
IO-tota, 7S guns-553 men.
In nBrdsR.-Brandywine so; ST. Louis, 90
total, 10 guns.
Home Squadron rftan, so; Saratoga, 81
Albany, % Germartown. %; PIirt, 4; Water
witch, 1; Vixen, 8; Allegheny. 2-tetal, l26
suns--ll49 men.
At Nero York--Vincennes, % guns; ready in
few days. .a. ..t.s
At Norfolk.--Perry, guns. e.
The anticipation of difficulty, not directly
from this French affair from other causes, as
we'll as for the purpose of protecting our commerce
in the midst Of European revolutions, and of ex-
tending sympathy to the struggling patriots of The
old world, the Administration seasonably doubled
the force in the Mediterranean, which accounts
for the presence of this unusual and formidable
naval power. 1t will serve to command respect,
if it fails TO admonish prudence.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20
Blankets.

.s. Blanket Coatings. Er
DLUE Blanket Coatngs for sale by -.
ID Oct. 6, IS49. WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

Under Shirts and Drawers.
II AMBSWOOL. Merino, and Cotton Undershir
i 4 and Drawers. Ladies' Merino and Under shirt
for sale by -- WALLACE & WARD.
Oct. 6, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-10-20

WOOllcn Yarn.
DLACK, White, Mixed and Scarlet Clouded Yarn
ID for sale by WALLACE & w ard
Oct. 6. lS49 .. ..t. Fl. ta..