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Congressional.

The following is summary of the proceedings
of Congress on the 9th:
SENATE.-The Omnibus bill was taken up, the
pending motion being Mr. Rusk's amendment to
Mr.. Bradbury's resolution, as to provide that IN
case OF inaction on the part of the commissioners
to settle the boundary of Texas she shall be admit
ted to all her rights East of the Rio Grande, which
she possessed at the time OF the treaty of Guada-
oupe Hidalgo, at any time since its ratification
Mr.. Dayton opposed the amendment. If II was
SC amended as to include the rights OF the United
States, it would be unobjectionable.
After long debate Mr. Rusk's amendment was
rejected-ayes -; nays 3d.
Mr.. Clay moved to amend the amendment, by
adding provso that the rights OF the United States
to Texas shall remain unimpaired, if the Commits
soners shall fail to provide line satisfactory to both
parties.
After some debate Mr.. Clay withdrew his amend
ment.
HoUsE.-The bill to give every man orwoman,
the head of family, quarter section OF land, free
of cost, was further debated.
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ST. CHARLES BATHs.-Every one who has been in the
habit of going the St. Charles Baths for the last ten years
knows It's uxunes, and they be obtained for one
half the usual price Several valuable improvements have
been made which will be by advertisement Success
TO the Bath, and to the fat fair one who is at
tive to those who visit the establishment
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SALES BY THE MAYoR.-We call the attention of the
public to the adjudication by the Mayor of New Orleans, of
the contracts for building New School Houses in the Second
Municipality and also the contract for furnishing lumber Tor
the landings The sale takes place this day at the Mayors
office, at l2 oolock
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We return thanks to the very courteous officers oil
the "Grand Turk" and Tribune for late iavors.
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BILoxr BAY, Miss. , j

BILoNI BAY, Miss, July Is, 1850.
have been using the Steam Pressed Bricks made By Mr.
Kendall constantly for about eight MONTHS 10 the furnaces
md around the boilers Of large sized engine These Bricks
do break or crack from fire and have Melted though
they have been severely tried. Indeed they good Fire
Brick for all ordinary purposes THOMAS YOUNG.
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5. of n. Meetings rms Evening.

HARMONY DIVISION No. is. at Crystal Foun Hail. No. ga
Tchouptouas street, at O'Clock.
LANE DIVISION, No. o. at the Methodist Church, Agers
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For MoBILE.-Fhe Florida has arrived here
on her first trip. She all that she heraded to be.
Capt W. T. Gibson in command and predict that the
r Will become popular bost. She leaves to-day for
Mobile on the arrival Of ihe u O'Clock cans.
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Gbe Daily Greseent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
he Council Of the Second Municipality
NEW ORLEANS;
MONDAY MORNING., AUGUST 81 1850.

Mr.. Glars SPEEcH-To the exclusion of other
matter and at considerable expense to ourselves, we
publish in full the great speech of Mr.. Clay Com
ment is unnecessary from us. The speech will be
read with deep interest," and its length will be for
gotten in the smoothness of the language, as well
as the strength fits reasoning and the warmth of
its patriotism.
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The undersigned has been engaged making and burning
Brick at various places between Pensacola aud New
Tor about 10 years The Pensacola Fire Brick do stand
fire well the Brick made by MIR. Kendall on Biloxi Bay
Tho clay Biloxi is similar but better than the Pensacola
clay have ted Brick made of the Pittsburgh FIRE clay
in kiln of Mr. Kendals Brick which kiln was moi burned
agre than usual, and did not have melted Brick in IT,
Biloxi, July IL, 1850. WIN. II. BRANCH.
Specimens Of the above described BRICKS may be seen
IN the new Gus omhOIse block Of buildings Race st.
buit by Washington Jackson Co. residence of Mr.
Wright, of the firm Of Wright. Williams CO. on Unver
~ Place; the residence OF Mr.. Stever of the firm of Fisk
Sever, Dauphn street; the residence of Mr. Payne of the
firm Of Payne Harrison, in Lafayette; five large three
story dwellings OF Mr.. Peter Uonrey. Jr. Apollo
Mr. II. Shift three Camp street, and on
drH street, and the stores Of Holmes Mills now going up
on P0ydras street. 9e -
For building purposes the BILOXI BRICKS break less in
haqng and handling stragher stronger weigh more
SID absorb less than Bricks made by hand fine al
l4OAI STEAM BRICK WORKS turns out three hundred
thousand week. and ean therefore fill large orders and de-
liver them as fast as they be required in any portion OF
sold for in the city. VIM H. EAGER
AUD Stsp- Agent for Biloxi Steam Brick Works.
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Daughters of Temperance.
OLIVE BRANCH UNION No |, at Good Hone Chanel AL.
giers, at haEp o'clock,
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iflLOAI FIRE BRICk-For sale and really for de.
hyegy at the Agency Of the BILOXI steam Brick Works,
al the EVIL anal, of Julia and Magnolia streets.
On the 18th instant the capacity OF the above described
HhCh5 TO resist fire tested in the Of Alderman
Stewart and Others A wall built with lime mortar, in
the usual manner In this wall the best quality OF county
and lake Bricks inserted The wall fired with cord
wood until it pronounced red hot, and then suddsny
cooled with water. The lake Bnck gave way before the
water applied and the country afterwards. The
wall will remain precisely as was when bur e, for the in
We offer the above Brick suitable for Furnaces
planters, steamboats, and Others, See Judge
Henry aud olhers on this subject:
STEAM MILL, Back Bay Of Biloxi, July Is, 1850.
To IHessrs CHtberts0H 4 Scott:
GENTLEhER-At your request have hesitation in say
ng what have said to Others that having used the
Pittsburgh aud Liverpool Fire Bnek in my furnaces and
having recently used the brick made by Mr. Kendall on BIZ
N Bay am Of opinion that the Brick made by Mr. Ken
heated and cooled every twenty -four huurs
My opinion on this subject L derived from the of Brick
Of kinds in furnaces, for number of years.
Respectfully, yours, s. 5. HENRY.
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Fashionable Clothing.
NORRIS s. WAY,

No. 22 Camp street, corner OF Common street.
HAVE on HAND
A full assortment Of SUMMER CLOTHING,
consisting Of all articles belonging
Gentleman's Dress,
which they invite the attention Of their aad purchaser
generally. Our goods Of superior workmanship made u
best Materials and in the fashions, expressly for retail
lily trade. Iyz 2dp Il
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Auction s.l.. Th,. No..


nituEe. "' ~ ~ "''N~ ~
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NEwORLEASs Us SooTIASD.-The Scotch Brick and
the Biloxi Brick both thrown the fiery furnace Of
Leeds, heated times, and while Old Scotia melted
Biloxi held its This is the which these two
countries should wage with each oheFa in the arts
of peace The Scotch brick sell ssj per M-he Ceoles
at SS See Advertisement
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EAAAAAAJ
tS- Dr.. wlsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Dr.. RoGERs's LivERwoRT AHD TAR.
Or. HALLS BALsAA FOR THE LUNGS.
HowE's SHAKER sARsAPARILLA.
TOWNSHIPS 30.
SANDS do.
BULLS DC.
BRISTOL's do
GUYsDTT's YELLOW DOCK and sARsAPARlLLA,
osGooD's INDIA CHoLAooGUE
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
lew DAvlD's HEBREW PLASTER.
FERRY DAyis's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
ETC. Etc. Etc. Etc.
Tie Medicines tgnunsI always hand, and Sold whole
stlc, retail, By &.
sCOVIL & MEAD, II3 Charities street
t Medicine and purchasers generally pohod
the sny General Agents Tor Of the above acss
su " suuhsrn sis'es mT6 BIN aip s. g. ~.
eV- Received, per steamship OHIO. in addition
c our stock, fine assorfinentoi
Vests,
combating Of Gosamer, White Marseie and White Linen Duck
,..,Also large assortment Of
Cotton and Linen Shirts,
NORRIS 81 WAY, p Camp street,
rs sdp Of Casamon under Hsvtsrts zehanss
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~ Being now prepared to transact any business in
the No'aa line beg leave inform my Friends aud the public
generally that have Office No "A Camp street. and o
respectfully solicit their patronage apsu q w. CABLE
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CHLHTS! SHIRTS: !-SHIRTS OF all kinds. styles
- and qualities made To order at the shortest notice. and
reasonable terms at the New Stores Nos. q and 80 Char
tTss street. VN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14
Diary of a Spy in Washington.
CAPIroL, WEDNESDAY, DEC.

CAPITOL, EDNESDAf, DEG IL.
4nsther death has been accomplished-that of Hon.
Amos E. Wood. late member Of the House of Repre-
seatives, from the Oh Congressional District of Ohio
A the virt1es of the deceased, and that he did
not possess, were properly arrayed in Eulogum pro-
nouaced BY Judge Patten. whereupon the House did
he s'sentlemanly thing"
The Eulogy pronounced in the Senate, by Hon. Sal
mon P. Chase, upon Mr.. Wood, was one of the most
beautiful and appropriate we ever listened toju<t, i'm
pressive touchinga model in all respects. Immadi-
ate, upon the close of .he EuIogium the Senate adj
jeurned
You perhaps hear that there is excitement here about
Vermont notification sc. II there be any excitement,
ii is on ooscap put there By those who presume that it
viii be acceptable to have an excitement The Hon
CRADLES are quiet drove Of attenng hogs, and there
seems to be very little danger that they will get into
fever right away
Hoping may have more to record another day, am
Yours, SC.
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1850.
80 Homesteads for All.

MIST Of cur readers are already aware. that bill
which proydes for the gift of one hundred and sixty
,,ys Of the government land se head Of every fam
liz who. shall settle thereon, before Congress dur
inc the greater part Of the last session. having been
regularly reported we believe by Of the Committees
in accordance with the petitions Of thousands from all
parts Of the free States. The passage of such bill
i must be Obvious to ALL would be productive OF most
beneficial results not only the individuals who NIGH
receive the grant, but to the oouny large; increast
ing it would he capacities of the soil for production,
enhancing the value Of the land, and giving i'm
pelus to emigration from the crowded cities Of The
East. Bm the lords Of the loom and the cash laid
their heads together an3 the bill could be brought
TO the lest Of vote And in the present session
has the SINE game been renewed.
On Tuesday last, Mr. johnson Of Tenn. asked the
unanimous consent Of the house 10 introduce resolu-
tioa to take the bill from the files and make the spe
cial order for Monday next. Objections were raised to
its Introduction, and motion made suspend the
rales. which was negatirel BY of 95 yeas, IL
nays. vote Of tive thirds being required.
Among those who voted for the suspension were
Nessrs. Allen, Ashmun and Duncan Of Massachusetts,,
AM against it Elliott, Fowler, Grinnell and Mann.
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SALE OF STOCKS
AT Boston Friday, Dec. 1a.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE srARKET-ne, i
lrepolled lor The Boston Din Adrerli.erl ~. =

lhePolted Tor the Boston Daily Adyertiserl
At market lGe9 Cattle about 7c0 Reeves and 2eq s,,s
CONSISTING o. Working oNen Cows and Calves yearngs
aud TWO AMI three years old.
lrces-Aarket Beef-Extra Sc 25 per cyvt; first oualv
8 So; second quality So third quality 81 80 ordinary
50 %. Hides s. pc Cwt Tallow s. So
stHres-Wo rkng Oxen $50, 76, 90 and l07
Cows and Calves-S2O, ts, 80 and is. Yearlines-ses
and 10. Wv
Two years old-Sl0 Is and 81
Three years old-Sl5, IS and IS.
Sheep and Lambx-74l5 at market; nearly MI sold Phi;
ces-Extra 50, 5 a T. BY lot 80, So 90 and 81 so.
swihe-2S4 at market At retail a &c.
Remarks. The market is active; good Cattle Sheer
ana Lambs scld readily at fair prices, nearly all sold
l05 cars came over the Fchhurg Rail DAD and rs ever
me b"ston and Lowell Rail Road, loaded with Cattle
Shtep, Hogsls Swine and Fowls
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sARTA1s's MAcAz,yr IT,

0AFTAlN's MAGAZINE. The J,rn.r,. -,
'iis publication is very elegant one 90
''s,,,''"'s' several Of them Of a high order a
ne engraving Preparing Moses for the Pa.,,
Illustrating passage in the view of Wakefield ~.
UNI a''s po'h IN design and execution, and otbe,s
'' ID" noch below it in point of merit. F,edo,;L.
Dieiicf mas commenced, in this number = soro. =
o., o'u'r 'ne title of"Northeru Loves and Legends ;,
'ns' good articles come from the pens Of Mr.. XII
ln'ia' Mary Hewitt, Mrs. Emburv, DR.. Todd Pou n
DrookS' Rembrandt Peale, and other c,vor;,o :,
thors. ''' id'orite au-
AlRLEGH, or Scenes in The Licofo D..
pafe fnIsf.-Ihs is work aboundinp ,v;,h MAJ,
nu'Dof' from the English press, and reprnte1 :, ~
''N ~ a handsome pamphlet Of nearly 2oo raao.
i.'s g brother is illustrated with ,;c,,r;.I
Signs by Cruikshank N'''''' uc-
QUEEN Joanna, or the Mvsterie, Of ~. o.,
-'ap3eS' by q. W. NJ Reynolds, author Of ..,ba A..
'eI'eS Of the Court Of London' This Is aoo,ha.
r''.u''''h from the same press, Handsomely nr;n,oI
ana Illustrated with engravnps. II : c., = ''''e''
'"cts' and the skill with which tbev hpna
wrought INTO towering and splendid romance,
. hisny praised by the London critics. Ro,b I'm,
WORKS may be obtained at the bookstores proa 20
cents. Frlce 90
lllihLL 5 LIVING AGE,7No. 3ll, contains tho
conclusion OF Grace Kennedy an article from pr,sl
'oo0' On the French Wars of Religion. the nira."
p'''e' Dy heY' }. s. G. Abbott, and other 60,
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A New Rome MACHINE.

We saw yesterday, at Woodbun, Light & Co 5
Machine Shop, on Union street, one of the most in
genious and perfect pieces of machinery that have
ever come under our notice, viz a machine for the
manufacture of cordage.
1t occupies space Of but twenty-five feet in
length, and height and width about eight and halt
feet, and yetit capacities for work such that ii
viii make about seventy feet Of foar and half, or
then twists the whole into perfect cable Of one
hundred and nnety-six threads and finally winds il
upon reel ready for the market One great advan-
tage IN addition to its superior capacity for worl,
winch this machine possesses, is, that the rome i
fati under powerful and equal tension, not only
upon every strain but upon every thread 50 that the
liability Of It's parting under severe strain i great
y lessened, and the Inconvenience arising from tho
tendency to stretch, to which all rigging laid nv IN
tee Old modes Is subject, is entirely obyiuted.
l his machine was invented by Cullen WbppIe
d providence, R. L., and was built undar Tho -,
perintendence of Worcester mechanic, Mr. Charles
'oulding' by whom the original model has been
greatly improved. The Patentees are ATcssrs Car
penler OF New Britain, aud Bacon of Mildet .n,n
Ci and we trust that all concerned NAV deriva from,
1t an adequate reward for their skill ngenp;,v na
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14

ABIJAH LARNED. We are informed that this
individual, on being taken to the Bank at Charles
town. the scene of his burgarous exploits, reooes,
eo the directors 10 post their books, and ascertain
'"e "hoie amount OF cost and expense they had in
CURED IN consequence thereof. Having ascertainad
Inc amount, ne promptly paid it over to them. He
was then taken before magistrate for examination
ana pleaded not guilty, but waived an examin,to,
ana requested the magistrate to put the bonds low
as possible to enable him to get bail, so as 10 no
nome and arrange his affairs before going to prison
Inc bail was accordingly fixed at S25Oo II was
necessary that one of the bondsnen should beono II,
New Hampshire, so Abijah deposited $500 in the
hands Of gentleman there, who, with friend Of
Ao!ah s from this State, went bail for him. and be
IS again at large. We have not heard whether The
directors have returned his burglars tools which
were captured in the wagon with the money.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14

biiss's Compound Cod Liver Oil CANDY.
ne prevailing diseases OF cold Northern cline are
pulmonary attacks which alike affect the strong and the
TeA' ana against which no human foresight provide
II Is an Important then IN this section Of tie country, that
some simple and speedy remedy SHOULD be al hand and ac-
cessioe to al from its chraIe>s This emeGy We are hap
?! 10 say exists ~ B~s's Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy
proved ny thousands OF cases But feel be a duty
To caution the public against comtefit and purchase
only bsss Candy the original genuine article observe
his Signature on each package.
general aga s M For sale BY d. SCOTT R a Co
dGtwlt51
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The PRBslDENT's MESSAGE. The l1gis saws. IT i.
sersedy meets with universal favor among the neono ~
oepfing only fanatics in The North and fanatics in e
South" D'
The Hampshire Gazette edited by B1ir Slnet2r s,,,,
to the next Legislature, says" In common with lara.
proportion cf he Vhgs Of The Eorth we regret that he
did not deem it his duty to recommend some modification
of the Fugitive Slave Law
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14

thARLBoRoUGH, Dec. u, 1850.
Mr.. EDIToR-We were favored last even;,, ,.;,h
an exceedingly interesting lecture before our Lyconn
oH -aTa'' Discovery by Hon. Edward L. Keyes r. pol
RAM lie gave succinct account of the 49,,
discoveries OF all those navigators who have dst;r-
'shed themselves in that field of exploration. Raj
ms iiuason' Bhering Capt Back, Sir John Richard
SOW or john Ross, James C. Ross, and others Ia
'ilen gave very interesting sketch of what i know,
- tue expedition OF Sir John Franklin. whose f,a no.
'''u 50 much interest and sympathy within the las,
TWO years through the civilized world and who tlono
IS SO much reason TO fear, has fallen victim :, H.
'e"r'ul perls and exposures of the arctic seas Fu
an account was given of the various exped;to,.
nave peen htted out to search for Sir John F,,nLr,
ana o. what Is known of their progress The Lectnre
was Illustrated by an excellent chat Of the Arcc r.
sons on which all the recent discoveries are l,; L.
and on which the lecturer traced the routes Of Tho
eral navigators ''' seF
inongn an hour aud half long, the lecture was IL
sneu TO- by large audience, with undated n,eros,
ne end Lycems which may be inqnirng for ;n,or
sung lectures will be fortunate if they can secure tho
rearing OF one 50 skilfuy prepared on subec, n,,
Nci'ins so general an interest IT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14

The GIBBS FORTUNE IN ENGLAND. Rem.
Jamin Gibbs Mitchell, formerly of Baltimore. and
more recently from Bermuda, claims the fortune q,
eight millions Of dollars, which has remained i
lns'dna many years without an owner, the rshiful
nelr not being known Mr. Mitchell has been IL
England the past year, and has made his claim 10
Inc utie SO clear that he no longer doubts that be
Shasl Obtain the money. He arrived in Hartford c..
last Saturday, to procure certain evidence touobing
his identity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14

GEORGIA AND THE USIoy. The Geo,o;a -
Convention assembled at Milledgevle on Wedoo.J.
the llth inst. The Disunonist> have not moro -
30 members in the body and as we learn from tho \,
con Messenger, most of these were elected bv
ing to be for the Union. The Messenger oiyas
mary OF the popular vote as far received. The tn
ION majority in the State is about 80 600.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14

THE MESSAGE The Charleston, S c. Me,cur, sre,
of il in this wise: = CHS
" 1t ihe Messagel is the essence Of respartsbe nle,
ana constitutional ding-dong The only poItio Of IL %
seems IL al TO kndle, and To catch genial Glow r. ,''
Segs OF the writer, Is the paragraph on the gnano we
ne PRESIDENT appears to be at home tlgl sl Ct
This is really TOO hard upon Mr.. Fillmore. Tia r.
Sellers could not begin to speak in such terms If d
agcment as the Shareholders whom lie has lalel hr
in the very dust 10 please
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A Rare Chance

FOR sale a Fresh and Clean STOCK Of
'" ~, :. rooDs AND GROCERIES,
"i.A Lease Of STORE for term of wears
TSseSssoh given the FIRST of Janua =. ,sz,
engage in the 'e a93emens to person wishing
da Store situated Main sf,ef NM, bDsl'
Ne heu iade' aud is considered one of i WIN a large
me u eity Inquire this Office y 'e otsi stands in
Worcester, Dec !. 5,r
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14

NoTIoE. The ADVENT CHURcu !, T.:
sympa'hzlHg with the Advent Church at large. boiI
their meetings, every Sabbath, at Br1aley JTaH ,Is
they have preaching, at the usual hours of rull;o
ship, by their Pastor, Elder l. II. SHIpmAY.
The public are respectfully invited to attepd-S,,.
free ''S
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. "oLDEN DEPOSIT. Mr.. G. w po,,ira.o +,
in ,b sGo e roughEeepsie Telegraph has deposited
r'''e'' ana Manufacturers Bank of thi. vii.
Ivy S'H bags OF California gold -Four of them con-
.r ~'su '''s' and two them were filled with nmns
nc largest piece in the latter weighed ,bre. aa
i''' POUNDS and was worth $3.50. The s;v h,.
my'gned upwards of two hundred pounds, and ses
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-14

FRANCIS BOWEN THE DEFAMER or Lo.....
ne Tribune of Thursday contains an ar,;,lo g :.
'omns from the zen of Mr. Greely. in which r..
me s'anderer of Kossuth and the detamer or II.
Is handled very much as a hawk would b,nd,o L.;
q" we copy the concluding remarks regrettin, ,ha
our "nl'' VIII not permit give all that prcccod ;,
Oe'g an admirably condensed history Of the vboo H.
garian struggle iiu''-
Mr. bowen Is now candidate for a hcra,;vo ,..
soSnP IN harvard University and hi. rla;,Ip ~"
soon 70 be passed upon by Board eomnosed afe
or VI me senate OF that State. How apy $50; So
~ ~ VI i''nefly can vote TO confirm him NJ ~ e.
we cannot perceive. He is no more Gt =, "
iilso'y 70 American youth than he ,yould b t e'on
onnarH.h') TO teach Theology in CatboI; ~ NJel"s
ca' SEM iary al Rome or Maynootb al. neo'osl-
Sytmthes are such as aitly 10 entitle h 'eWs' ms
GUAR rroiessorshp in the gift of an Emnor". "a ty Sc
=, i''n]''oseph, provided they are wiing :,
10y neaser abilities for the sake of yerv sal
pes ou u he Is the right man for Hnryd W primer
has st,o Nv p"ce 10 ram American youth And as h.
s''opee 70 ak Of his family and of the Us e
tba on"'ha y, as aimed at his bread ve
s,r,L g, ~ massachusetts,, Remember The MAJ, 20
dasa,, ~ ts bread (scanty and bitter M bcs,I ~
Pew 1,u honed ugitiycs from Comorn ,ybo " 'ue
0" Luitofsiilps, nor Lowell lectures ., cl, u ~
y M would have been left To fmisb in ", pack
81 VINO nave access TO the public car bd ~
'ne spirit OF Francis Bowen Yes ".' manifested
sE Francis Bucknor oc fo,.,
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SNAIL pox' The steam Jug r. B. rorbe. On -
s IRON 'ne wreck of the Jacob Perkins to Boston
.ePo,''-- Spoke 10Th, p. NJ, of Race po;n, sh,''
SCUM earolioa, from Liverpool 2sd Oct. cr Re-,
WIN 81 cases of small pox on board; was ill.,
the time, buying two of the dead 'S " AZ