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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

AMERICAN STEAM PACKETS The Sundau
Daily .Ne~s thus contrasts the respective merits of
the Collins and Cunard lines Of ocean steamers. II
is not ofen that John Bull talks with so much can
dor:
Even on the assumption that the victory is still
doubtful the result cannot be very gratifying 10 our
national pride Cunard's Co. have had Ten wears
practice; the lirSt experiment made in Atlantic steam
navigation, on the part of the Americans. was made
last year by the New York and Bremen steafners.-
The Pacific and Atlantic are the first steamers lam
ched BY Collins company. Yet one of these trial
ships, Il 1t has not beaten, has equalIed, the natur
ed production of Cunards company Is there any,
tilng In the history of our ocean steam navigation
that can account tor this?
The American steamers are of larger tonnage and
less power than the Asia and Africa, but of exouis
lite model They are ''ten years. ahead of the
ASIA and Africa, as far as the hulls are concerned
and as far behind in the engines They slip down
The Aersey with scarce ripple at the bow, dividing
the water like Gravesend steamer In accommo7
dalton, ventilation, and general arrangement. the
American vessels are far superior TO ANYTHING thai
has been before seen in this country
1t will doubtless be said that we attach too mucb
Importance to the of our transatlantic cous
ms We shall be told that ''one swallow does mot
make summer; one extraordinary passage is moi a
lair criterion" We shall be advised TO wait
tweivemonth before we give an opinion. In spite
however, OF these and other wise saws that NAV he
poured out, confess that to us the VOYAGES of tho
Atlantic and the Pacific look like 'the handwriting
on the waP' to our rulers, which it behooyes then,
o y to heart"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

a HOAX The Bangor papers state thatthe story
published IN the Bath Tribune, that Mr.. Johnson o,
orono' Me-, has been arrested on a requison from
the Governor of California to answer 10 charge Of
MURDER is entirely unlounded The Mercury SAYS
These rumors about the returned California,
nave all originated, without doubt, from the wonder
inl hclions from the prolific brain of an Oldtoy,
Munchausen, who, more than six weeks ago .renort-
ed The story that, while Mr.. Johnson was an alcalde
IN california, man was tried before him for some
offence, and condemned to be shot and that tbe law
OF the country being that the alcalde should himself
hre AT the condemned, johnson shot the man. who
II was Afterwards found, was innocent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

CoNNEcTIcUr RIVER BANK RoBBERY. We
have already noticed the arrest of Abijah Larned by
officer Baker. He was taken to Charlestown, N. II,
and there confessed that he and his brother Ebenezer
robbed the bank Our readers viii recolIect that their
horse and buggy were found in MARROW the morning az
ter the robbery, with then tools and the whole of the
stolen money in the box Larned says that they got
out at the foot of hill to walk up, having driven hard,
one Of them walking ahead and the other at some dis
tance behind twas very dark and they suppose tha
the horse, unnoticed by them turned into side road Be-
ing unable to find him, day light appeared they were
obliged to look outor safety, and let the horse
carriage, and booty go.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN-Deqd men must ap-
pear an Coart.-ln the Baltimore County Court, in
the trial of an appeal case, Judge Puryiance dccd-
ed as follows: 4 constable had precept against a
debtor and served it on him. taking rule, and per-
uniting the debtor to go as usual -Four DAYS be-
fore the return day Of the writ the debtor was aiken
sick and died. and the constable returned the war
lant "Cepi mOrtuus este The court, however.
decided that the creditor could recover against the
officer, as be bound to have the body of the
debtor before the magistrate on the day of trial.
The law specifies that the officer shall take bond and
security for the appearance of he debtor when he
shall hnd hun; Otherwise if he does not appear, the
officer is liable on his bond.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

DIsGRAcEFUL. An examination was had before
me Mayor and Aldermen Of Boston, on Monday, a
charge against Marshall Turkey, Of neglect Of duty
the hate riot at Faneuil Hall. The Marshall justified
himself, by saying that he had special orders from the
mayor NOT TO IHTERFERE unless there should be
some overt act Of personal violence and the Mayor adj
mitted that he gave such ORDERS and was present at the
meetIng prepared to give protection in case personal
violence had been offered. So, seems that the riot
was got up by the connivance of the Mayor and pro-
badly with the express understanding how far the row
dies might go without being nterfercd with by the po-
ire. There is nothing in the annals Of Philadelphia
and Baltimore rowdyism and rotism so dsgracefuI as
this affair. No wonder that the Wings of Boston
should make such great effort to secure the reelec-
ton Of Mayor Bigelowl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
Gordon's Celebrated Hair Tonic.

'OB the growth and preservation Of the HAIR One Of
the most essential ornaments Of he human family
good healthy head OF hair il is deemed an pdspersa
esthi OF beauty, and moreover the expression of
counleace the heath Of the head and the feeling of CON-
1911 and cleanliness depends much ON the Management Of
i'e mar, mat no one who dtvOtes little time TO thet
De accused Of in0r inate vanity stdious
ness This Tonic will prevent the hair from alhng of
Eradicate dandruif aud increase the growth OF the har il
moist 1'4
Prepared solely by D. GORDON, SO shetucket street
NORWICH, Ct and tor sale only the New England Fancy
Store, where also be found the best assortment of Per
fumery, Hair Oils etc etc
decll-G&wtf ola N.in -, X5-(.-o,1,,s-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
MANCHESTER DAILY SPY.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1850.
po.;,ion Of the Administration.

Itean no I5nzer Be eaiiaed, ~ any uaa having re
sl5.s, rre;eBoe to honesty, that the administration
does no, v approve Of the legislation Of the last So
SO, "a the ssc Of slavery, or that il Is not disPo=-
5, .o- the enactlaHts sustaled and carried oct, IL
isfss zi,sts slsre lar iaclase5. There Is ROOM
oa5t in the matter. The Presidents message puts
the question at rest He says Il believe those msa
.ures 70 hq,s 5en REQUIRED by The circumstances aad
os4li..a Of the ooaaafrY. believe they NECE>
SARY, to alay asperities and aaimosities,a &c. He
speaks ofthem too as "a saremfaf 10 principle and
ssb.,anoe-A FINAL SETTLEMENT Of the dan
eerous and exciting subj ects which they embraced.
and, he adds: 81 RECOMMEND your ADLER
ENCE to The aljuael; established By tsss sasass.''
The President not only endorses and approves Of
these measures, in the most decided and uueqHiyoc
manner, but gives broad 1timaton that be viii veto
any bi for the repeal Of them or any Of them. Its 50
understood every where. This Is the view taken Of bis
language y cur Washington correspondent, whose letter
We published yesterday. So also II is represented ia
Gddingss speech noticed in our Congressional pro-
ceediag. and 20 administration member demurred to 1t,
But, leave doubt the subject. we quote from
the National Inelligencer, tie leading wing paper Of
Washington, the following passage, in its editorial
lepder Of Saturday:
s'No one doubt who reads in connexion The pas
cages 10 the message which bear upon this object the
FIXED DETERMINATIONS Of the President not only to
take that laws enacted the subject shall b. faith
fully eIeented. bu, to HOLD ON TO THEM, WITH
ALL His MIGHT, and uit all has constitutional auror-
y, as the SHEET ANCHOR IF tts national peoce and
safay."
This is plain and unequiyocal. 1t is ''the fixed de-
termination Of "whig' president, to sshod on to
the fugitive slave law and the laws permitting slavery
to be carried into all the immense regions of New Mex
leo and Utah. 'ai al his might, andwith all his oosti-
iana authority; and this constitutional authority IN
Guides the power.
This then, is the position Of the whg Administrations
and must Of course be the position Of the wbg party
viii not the true hearted freemen Of the north repnd
ate such an administration and such party
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
A TAME LION. A correspondent of the New

TAME LION. correspondent of the New
York Herald, writing from Paris, says:
There has been in Paris, for the last two weeks. a
french officer recently returned from Africa, who
has Tor his co.np1nlon in the streets, magnificent
lion, who follows him like dog. The name of the
animal is Emir, and never have | seen more splen
did specimen of the king ofthe forest Tho / did
not like much to be near TO his majesty, venturcd
the other night to approach him, and-horresco re-
terens! he licked my hands as a dog would do
The French proverbs say thai "we must not play
with FIRE, and fear of these days the lion will
lind his wild nature and make some bloody deed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

VIRGINIA SENATOR. Hon. James NJ Mason.
was on Saturday, reelected to the u s. Senate
from Virginia for six years from the 4lh of March
next. Mr.. Mason is what is called Democrat
an ultra slavery proPagandist, just short of being
nullifier, and resisted the compromise measures TO
The utmost. If the 'Union Committee of Safety
mad seasonably looked into the NATTER perhaps Gov
Mcdowell might have been put in his place But it
is not accounted so heiuous TO oppose the Texas
boundary and associated bills, when the incitement
to such course was love not of Freedom but of
Siavery.-.E y Tribune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

~ Berkshire is the greatest paper manufacturing
County in the Union, and Lee takes similar rank
among the towns OF the 81 paper mills in the whole
,32 are in Berkshire County, and of these 80,
nineteen are in the town lice alone Paper-making
is the great interest Of the place. and some of the
most successful and famous uacturers in the Country
carry their business there. They send their papers
10 all parts Of the Union, and have name at New Or
leans and ST. Louis as well as in New York and Bos-
ton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

LIFE ASSURANCE. Mr.. Charles H. Kneeland of
Windsor, Vt, about two years since, procured an as
upon his life for the benefit Of his wife, at the
State Mutual Life Assurance Company Of Worcester.
The amount has been promptly paid by Company upon
the proof Of the decease Of Mr. Kneeland being filed
in the Office. This will render Mrs. Kneeand, who is
in declining health, very comfortable during the re-
mainder Of her life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

CoRREoTIoS. In the sly Of Saturday We com
neaied, With SONG severity upon the Advertisement Of
an Insh nesro trader IL ST. L9ais, nanea David
O'tiorsnaa, vho acts also ia the capacity Of an ex-
change broker in renting small 50 rs 10 bis country,
men across the water and also upon the endorsement
Of the said negro traders character BY Father Mathew.
Al the time wrote, We were under the impression
that the said OGoraa mas the Irish patriot and reia
gee Of that name bat The Chr5noiype Of yesterday,
upon the authority Of Mr.. Kayesagh states that the
patriots name. who Is now residing in New York is
Richard and no. David. The same Mr.. kavenagh who
Is oouutyman Of o'Goruaus. pronouncez the adyer-
tisement Of the ST. Louis 0Gorman. and the endorse
ment Of his character i.y Father Mathew as Frgeies
How this may be- we do no. know. but we copied the
advertisement ard letter Of Mathew from one Of our
Western exchanges. and since its publication, we FIND
the same facts stated in the Rochester North Star
which credits the statement 10 the Pittsbarg Daily
News.
Ia the account as published in the North Star. the
letter Of Father Mathew is reaes with the following
editorial remarks Of the editor Of the 81 Louis Inquirer,
from which paper it purports to have been copied.
$ The good father Mathew Is gone. and we feel
psasu'e 10 calling attention 10 the following highly
ceditabe compliment presented By him to one of our
worthy citizens. David 0'Gornan, under the Planters
House,
We are very happy to find, that the St, Louis oGor-
man is nofis Irish parrot Of that name, and should
be s more gratied to have it shown, that the Theo-
bold Mathew mentioneds some other man than him Of
worldwide renown. But Of this we have no hope
And though Mr., Kavenagh from regard for the repua-
ton of his countyman may pronounce the statement to
be forgeries cannot believe they So until we see
the gro9f.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

NJ subscriber has just received by rail road 500 TUR.
x MES ana CltChENS, from the state of Vermont
Sea Oahada line) which he offers for sale at Hrs farm in
shrewsbury by the Single Dozen, or Hundred AT the price
10 OBTAIN the best kind for a breeding stock -
y, WHO propose TO change their breed will do well
W S SaIl soon, tlat hey may have good selection
Ni"e"spHyi NOV 80 dw2w CIIAS r. MILES.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
20 So Popsry IsEcl..In,st ln England.

The No Po,srx- T-,.5..1u.,,, IN T,,,l,,,5-
Our readers are slrzs5v av7-s -,-, n. r-rr7s of
iaesi-a in,elsesos b-5,pbt ~ =. a., ,o steamers
from LIVERPOOL. that Il. ,o ,,4zs exr;,a,-r,, ,rs
,s7la5 z,o7s the ct,--t-,., ,,3 -r-;,;.,. - r.
aad. IN resar5 20 a, ares i1,e-tsrs.sa ~ n. Pors
If ROM n the 7-v;,. 7,.,,,,,;,-. ~, ,,,.,.
For Marty and z.r,sr;,, go. ,hs ,,- - -.
church eress have u.,ssfss sag ,,;s,.--.e,,,5 n.
mattel. NATL he, had si-.., mai. :, b,t p
Nasa ,Ss sb,,, ,ora.,s..-t H., $500, -.
Of his .lss,ro,s rrqes<z,r.,; b, axer-;z.s IN ,h,,
Island and tina, ne ,,,i,,l ,..i.,,.. o-,..,...
al sn,v,.o,,,,. ,,ril ,l,,. 49,, ~. -. I.
The ..Holy seq
T,a f,c,z i ~. -, 49,
r.
= ''e ns'.u y ''e Roman os'l9io eAurcH,
has appointed an archbishop to be the head OF the Ro
man Catholics Of England, who Is TO lie st,led the
Archbishop Of Ves;uais=-er. Il i i,te,,,al al, tar,
roiata number sf m shall b,,. ~. ...;b.
- ..-..:, s:z.-;.,.
'l'
''s - mon oi5a are a-Aehsu' heSe ar
ienseiDeals have 6eea announced IA a bull from the
Pope.
Il Is alledged On the mart az the establishment TIA, tho
creat,on Of Ca.hoiic Risb,, r. F,ol,,5 s..;I
= h. o.. -
" 1'7''.'' "i'-
ie" OF lcstinci. are held cut, that the
Legislature val interfere to prevent punish such ap
poaimen;s in future This, j, is well known. cannot
be done, for the een does no, and dare not To nra
..,5 =, -, -.,,-, 80,
mann uie pa'e u 'ae esaO'iSDeo church. he whole
Soa! Of oathohes IN Great oniain and Ireland, the
Pres terians Of Scotland and the Dssenters OF Eng
land all repudate the supremacy Of the Queen. and
their formulation i not orl, tolerated s.,,cot
.u.l o,ao.-,
~
H9 'iaDele7'si Examiner ana ines' one Of the
abeSt o. the Commercial and Reiyrmatory Newspapers
Of Great Britain, thus speaks Of the movement
This strange cutlery Is. for the most mart n tr;ct.
Of The stqte cIerpg. ont of which ,hay hone IN SCAT
themselves sill mora firmly IN mower Tho 40
no,y shon,inr in defence og the s,,ro,,-c- r. ~
Queen. although but a few months auo. Il i we'll
t,no,vn orsst ,7r,,la-S NJ tbe,, 80 -
that supremacy The Risbons arc Io,ls ~ D. ~.
! msnt and ,hev dread he advent or o,bo- IorJ.
whose title to respect and HOMAGE i At least az GOOD
a. theirs They are themselves a -b.9llad
Pona eniovinp temnoral and snir;tpaI au,bor;t, .d
great rsye5ne and Inv no fitla cor which ,bere :
SvIlahle Of yyarrant IN tho Nov, Tos,sort and r..
wish; To frigbten the Fng;sb p,o,es,.n,s int, 49,,
our which shall drive ont their rivals and STRENGTH
en- their own nosition Let ns comnare tho two b;sr
arcbiev abont ,yboSs rss.,ec,;,., ,,-o,tas;, H. ~
try Is asled IN tbroy i,saIf into for Dr Wis
man ,ba ne,yIv anno;,,ed Arcbb;sbon ,,5 H. caI
low, a;g,;,a-os ortb p ,,rna, Ca,LlIia C,L--ah 49,
| annoinfad by the Pono The R;sbors ,rbo ia -
the state cb1rcb are ,nnoin,ed rpr,;,ail h-, ,bo
@ neen reay nv the pine N;oister Cor ,bo inc
beipg The Ca;boI;c P,sbons - ~ - -. Iii
authority Nhatsoeyer heyond that which Z nossass
cd h to bn,blast 1;ss3r", ;;.. IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

= The Palladium Of Nov. 9th. copies the para
agaPh FROM this paper il relation to document, said
to have been prepared By Gen. Gushing and adopted by
the Democratic State Committee on the subject Of Sa
very, and Pronounces it caIumny. We should, at
once have published the Editors denial Of the facts
contained in the paragraph, had he not accompanied it
with an intimation groundless and offensive as to
release us in our opinion, from any obligation toward
him personally in the premises. Our statement was
founded upon what considered the most unqueston-
able authority. and had doubt at the time Of
IFS publication, Of its substantial accuracy although we
we're much surprised at it. We are however, glad to
ind, on further inquiry, that informant was probably
under mistake, aud ethef misunderstood or was mis-
informed We are still Of the opinion that such doc
unent was prepared by Gen Cushing and its adoption
urged upon individuals Of the Committee, if not upon
the board.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
InsoIvent Notice.
Worcester, SIS,
M HDaTar~

TO HENRY cu,p,N ~ NoUembsr 1s, 1850
~, Wi.hin and for the County of Worcestcr
w hEhEAS OTIS CIRCUIT, in. of Leicest.r IN o,r
,eSo ny OF worcester, ON the 22d day of October
~ -, lo2o, med MS petition before You ns Commssonar
Tor the benefit of act entitled mn ac Sor nc
ee o. nsolven debtors, and more eoual ist hnn ~
w enects, ana other acts In addition thereto nJ ,ha,c
~ c Undersigned, William Grout is c,cli,or ~ sa;d
nus trout w and has proved his claim or AK, aronst
sua Is Grout Jr in said proceedings in InsoIyency
anu' whereas, the said William Gront cli' ~ ,S
% aus trout ", believes that the interests Of aI per
s Interested IN the estate of said Insoyent eoipes at
~ Iu Pf9Seedlngs should be stayed therefore The under
su, Nilam Circuit respectfully petitions that said nro
, n,ay DC stayed and that an order may he nassed
Naca'lhs all proceedings in said case "' ~ P'9''u
WIILlAI CIRCUIT.
Wo1cester, Nor. ls, 1850
M 'ne foregoing petition IL is Ordered that hearing he
NJ ~ III! once, IN Worcester, in said Comfy IN the
reecn'n gay OF December, next AT two O'Clock IN the
o S wnen ana where any person Interested in the Es-
% VI the sn Otis Grout Jr may nppear md shew canse
" ne prayer thereof should be granled, and that
souce OF said hearing be given, by publishing an tested
s " sad petition and this order three tines before the
i W "a, arhg' III the Daily Spy newspaper printed al
morces,er and by giving written notice Of sad hear
lug, io,nwh, by mail or otherwise to ali Anown creditors
decit a % "rou', 'r' HENRY A CHAPLIN,
-. commissioner Of Insolvency.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

WOLVES IN SLEEPS CLorHING. The
Chroaotype says that Rev. DR.. Sharp, Rev DR.
Bagden, Rev. Mr.. Xix, Rev. Mr. Rogers and Rev
Mr. Skinner preached sermons on Thanksgiving
Day, in favor Of the execrable Slave Law. Who
wonders that men cry down the Church, when thew
hear such detestabe stuff put forth as Christianity
LOlpgH american
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

Another CoUSTERFEIrER. Officer Warren.
of our City Police. succeeded il arresting dealer in
counterfeit money at Windsor Locks, CT, on Monday
evening. quantity of counterfeit bills was found
upon his person. He was brought to this city, and
lodged in Jail Yesterday, to await examination. His
name is Jonathan T. Iadd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

oiLhF AID Work Boxes Card Trays Watch Stands.
thermometers Port Folios, Card Gases &c yery
rchIy nlad with pearl &c, the best assortment 10 he
iouhd IL the city at 205 Main street. COLEMANS I'd door
Noru oi American Temperance House
utcIl ddWsln
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
Scroll Breast Pins.

ohE very rich patterns, and plain Gold also with Gar
- het Pearl aid Tnrquos at very low prices 205 Main
street Z. Z. COLEMAN, 2d door Nor,h of American
N'"i''""'S iibISt. u& Mlszm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
New Cloaks, Ladies',

Oh NEW READY MADE CLOAKs onon.d - -do, q,
80, the HIVE STORE" varying in price from "a 70
sz2, All should examine this Stock before bnying
oIO vi" GEO. p, BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

OMIEoUs. Senator Underwood presented a memo
rial on Monday from certain citizens Of Kentucky set
ting forth discovery Of ga new mode TO TAKE
LIVE STOCK" and asking government to purchase
it. II was referred
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

E3- Two woodchoppers in West Hurley, ~ Y,
being refused more liquor at tavern, stole bottle of
the ''good stuff they supposed, and drank freely
from it. proved to be poisonous orse-wash and
caused the death Of both, after intense suffering
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

JENNY LIND IN BALTIMORE. The first concert
of Jenny Lind came of Monday night, and was thron
ged by brilliant audience The third tier,
at $3 tickets, was completely overhowed. The re-
ceips were about $4,000. Tickets sold in the street
during the day as premiums Of from $40 to $40 each
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
SAFE DE STncIcS
TRADE REPORTS,
Boston WhOIesoIe p,io ~

FLouH-saes Of Ohio and Michigan sl.75a stsI.r
fancy S525 $3.50. V'"hus S5lN
CoaN was selling at 65 sc for white and &C 60,
t1ATs-Sales OF Northern were made at PC
PRoFfsIoNs-Mess Pork St2 " so: Clesr , p
Clear Sl5 l4i Mess Beef dull Of sale al So 10. NAn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

3 The Washington Republic, the special organ
Of the administration, objects strongly the election
Of Scudder, the Wing candidates for Congress in the
tenth district Of this State, on the ground that he is
"sithar Wing mar tTlcnd Of The President. So it
seems that none are to be recognized as Wigs any
longer who are opposed to slavery and the fugitive
slave law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

Y The report of the New Orleans Board of
Health states that during the week ending the 10Th ult
there were 80 death in that city from cholera, and IA in
the city OF lafayette, just above it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

The GAG. 1t will be that the GAG has been
promptly and unceremoniousy applied in Congress, and
that no man is 10 be allowed to speak of the fugitive
slave bill or any Of its cognate measures, more thanone
minute.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

II A meeting held at Richmond, Va, on Saturday
night to condemn the President for not qucing the
Boston riot, and in favor of non-intercourse, was a
complete failure
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
Ear Hnnns and nrnnr

/ UST received beautiful variety of Ear Uoops and
Drops, at Z. {. CoLEMAN'S POS Main street I'd
loP 1a. Norm oil American Temperance House
declI d&wis2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

= The Lyaf News states, from data in its possess
ion, that onehrd Of the spinlles in New England have
stopped, and one-half of the spindles in the United
States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

n The Cashmere shawls prepared by Maharajah
GOuleb Singh, Of Jamon, for the Industrial Exhibition
in London, valued fl9, 1000, [eqaal to 4s 500
and are bestowed in free gift on the trustees. Another
chief sends suit of steel armor, iaaid with gold.