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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

TIE L, .wREscE DIVORCE STATEMENT :
Bigelow Lay vrence publishes card in the r.
papers, in whic he afirms ths, the reoen, 49,
ment as to the O, -isin Of The difficulties b.,x..'
himself and Mrs. L, wrence was no, sashOri1.s !.
him, bat was pu blish, ID wi!hOO. bis hnosled,. =
consent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

MIssnsFPI-A Secretary Of State was recently
chosen in Mississippi by q popular vote, and it was
thought FOR time that Wing had been chosen,
but the full returns say not. The vote is de
clareG-
For Gen Jotsph Bell Loco
III w 0usctenbosa WING l...,.:.......:.. 80
J. A. Wilcox, 1850. w. }. Daniel, l,0l2. scGfg 252
Gen. Bel elected BY 81 plurality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

r. lis not 4. al strange that The Watches 800
SAVAGE % Fuorst are 40 universally praiisd i0f '.s'
invariably give The most decided satisfaction 49, ~
Gold Pens the Rlcheleu EyeTPoined) which are ~.
IN the most careful manner and Justly deserve me Ns
prAise which Ia bestowed upon them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

~ Person, sbou, leaving The City during the s'n'no'
months can have he Daiy TribVne sent to hem oy
or sending their ssorsm al the Publication once "a
cents month psysble IN advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

LADIES BEwARE.-B. 7. BABBITT's soap powder ne
only article In the market that really effects ell hnwn
PRODUCER airms it do Unlike mos! OF the eonpoans
used for washing, contains resin or other dessn''
substances calculated to inure fine clothing aud w0sRs
cheaper purer and effective than any description
Iosp It has always yielded the utmost satisfaction 70 nos
who have used it. single package, costing bu one &
ling, makes Twelve quarts OF nice white soh sosp o.
same qusntity Will do the washing OF large lsnlyn
eek, For sale BY Earle Co IS and 20 Wsshingonpst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

E~ Dr. DABSEY LlrscoNR Presiden' Of the
Senate OF the State Of Mississippi, died ct his resi-
dence in Lowndes Co. on June -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IT BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM now performs ]fhe
Drunkardn In It's splendid Saloon 10 ssyle at once eans
and full Of genius Somebody Else isa caplIsl nnE
csptay represented In the afternoon together win ne
famous Bell-RingeTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

FROM HAvANA-We have received files OF the
Dia,io de Ia Marina to the 9TH inst No other
news than the letter OF our correspondent contains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

~ BRowN LINEN CoATs 81 Each elegant 'uin ., an
and mixed Cloth 70 S.; few elegant tine Coes Coo
s. eych fresh lot Of them s. 'us' corner Ns,'sa
Reekman sa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

ADv.RrI.t.Esrs.-For Auctions see third page
and California steamers see seventh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

~ To subscribers the Fourteenth ~, " sys-d
hnSPuy is The duly GuthoriEed Carrier OF hS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

~ The interesting news give from Mexico, was re-
ceSed byslesmshp and express TO the " u Tribune 10
: feen dgvs from the City OF Mexico ard The Tribune
wa, received by rs in seren days fom The date OF puocs
Hor 81 Louis Intelligencer
rFe Bysnd by this will seem slow progress, but
in 1850 il seems toleraby fair moving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

r. Ladie. going TO the springs Niagara Fans New
and o,her tashionsbIe resorIs' can md d. j. D. hiI
Cater Boots Of all ssJles FOR travelling ana dfes. ~
pers ties and bu'sins bronze and French AID 'na. -,
liz ,be and black satin slippers, and white lnenr'e
hoo,. Sor balls Together win large and varied $50
-,en Of misses and chdrens CATER Bo0s sod Shoes
E,,s, and prices Every article Ia Of my manaf'tlN
srd warranted. JB MILLER, IA cs'IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

" "TBE AMERICAN oNThLf MUSICAL r.
view, July in addition to usual valuable n
sicsl miscellany, has a we-w. 'ten 'se,ch Of n
Bryant. as a poet, embodying ne principal s.es
In bis biography. New York hcntias,oo 4
Savage.
EE~ LATTER DAY PAarBLErs," ~ THos,
OARLfLE' No VII, is on Huisons s.. tue a.
another variation Of the incohersnl owl b,
winch Carlyle recently communicates with h reN
er'. New'fork' Harper Il Brothers. Ba ,,os
Phillips, Sampson h CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

Day GooDs.-Summer Goods viii be 500 a..oers,
prices Printed Lawns, Ginghams, Prinis- Ln@, ano
sheetngA Table Cloths Napkins, HandkefcnsS n,
Bleached and Brown Muslins, Cloths, slsek
,yI5 sus. w. MATHEWS, % csihsf'''' =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

~ Our assortment Of first quality resdynsos s'.,,ln
comprises various new Styles, Business snds .'.o.s
TrOess Sacks, Dress and VrOes cOsi' LiSo' "''
Psntsloou, vess &c. a..
,.,-,,, Ugposiis re Pa Twins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

FINE ARTs.-Tslbotypes, or Portraits on lycfJ ~
Paper and Gsss, and Dagueueoypes, are daily -, 80
the subscribers IN superior style, and 10 any size
up TO the size OF lifs. The public are respeeruy -
to examine specimens a the National hnismr' o.
2f7 Broadway. .y.T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

NBLos-Comedy finely presented 10 the order here hs
evening. great treat may be expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-16

r~rnwh,e General Committee an" "o"o
-. v,.,,,,, mems General Committee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28
Harmony i'm the WING Ranks.

The leading organs of the Wing party at logger
heads again, upon the question whether Messrs. Fow
Ter and Rockwell did did buy their votes against
the Texas Boundary Bill, act in accordance with the
sentiments and wishes of their constituents While the
Courier declares that
sit is to be noted with regret and notification that
four of the Massachusetts delegation be marked
as the obstinate enemies OF for securing do
nestle peace and the union Of the States"
That Messrs. Allen Mann, Fowler, and Rockwell,
have chosen to ally themselves with the slavehoding
dsunionists Of the South, and that the last named
must "hold severe reckoning with the people Of Mas
sachusets the Advertiser echos the cry and declares
its sincere regret at their course in regard to the
measure aud expresses its belief that hey have not
acted in accordance with the feelings and wishes of the
great body of their constituents, and quotes that r;bd
loco foco print the Fall River News, as authority to
sustain its position. The Atlas takes decidedly diff
ferent stand and affirms that 'sf the wing party O
Massachusetts, reads Of its ranks all those who sym
pathize with the views which Mr.. Fowler entertains
the party will become conveniently smaIl.'' Probab
the Immediate constituents these representatives. VIII
dare to disobey the mandates of the Advertiser am
IL are as well sss7 euftors
Doth these respectable daes, who have SO long beer
in the habit of thinking that Boston is the State
Massachusetts, and are glad to see them speak out
through the columns ofthe Atlas and other channels
their indignant ebukes of these attempts to render ou
representatives obnoxious for voting like honest men
against the swindling Vaccinations of the slave power
II the Advertiser and Courier playing this game fo
the purpose of WITHDRAWING the black inity of the
own degenerate representative, it may possibly hay,
some effect ntheir immediate vicinity, but we can as
sure them nthe language of one of the wings in the Oil
district, who has suddenly been awakened to know
ledge othe utter profgacy of the leaders of the marty
BY these grauitous and nsoent attacks upon Mr. Fow
Ter, that the editors of these papers will have occasion
to rub up their spectaces with surprise at the vote
which the pepte will roll up against them on the 10th
Of NOVEMBER NEXT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

y The New Bedford Mercury, Wing paper,
has the following notice of Mr. Sam A. Eliot,
the Wing member from Boston;
"h~. Mr. Sam. A. Eliot voted for once.
"feSotrea. That the sentiments of the people of
Massachusetts, as exf.~,ad IN lo,I
in relation to the deliueftni men les'l
x EAi AIN rsHo1I-e GEN, and y -
legislation necessary TO give effect to ~ t'ie
The Constitutions relative to this subject. IS OF
The exclusive jurisdiction of Congress, we hold lin
be the duty ofthat body to pass such laws onv g
regard thereto, will be sustained bv the npbI;c
sentiment of the free States when such laws arc 70
be enforced, and which shall especially secure IL ali
persons whose surrender may be claimed as bay;nn
escaped from labor and service in other States, tn
RIGHT OF HAVING THE VALIDITY or s1rcIJ
CLAIM DETERMINED BY A jury ~ ~
STATE WHERE SUCH CLAIM Is MADE,
"Resolued, That the people of Massachusetts in
the maintenance of these their well known inyinc;-
Die principles, expect that all their officers and Re-
PfesentdttreS Wt adhere TO them at all times. on I'll
occasions, and under all circumstances ',-rActs
and Resolves OF the Mass. Legislature for 1850.
Among the members who voted for these rosol,,
tlons was then Mr. Sam. A. Eliot.
Mr. f. has since been elected to Congress from, tho
LIST Congressional district of Massachusetts and vo
ed for the Fugitive Slave Bill. For an expIanaton
Oh and commentary on the above resolutions. the
reader Is referred to the provisions of the bill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

WEsTBoRo' CATTLE Snow. There wns a
very excellent show at Westboro' Yesterday. The
fruits were very choice, and the display Of swine
neat cattle, &c, was equal to any we have ever seen
at any Of our Cattle Shows The exhibition Of work
ing. cattle attracted great attention. The address
WINCH was highly spoken Of was delivered BY Cbas
4. Russell, Esq, Of this city. His theme was the
Improvement that has been made in husbandry with
~ 'ne ,ast nan century An excellent dinner was
at Ine MOTEL and at etables speeches were
Woshburn, and Charles r. Russell, ESQ, The,e
were great many people present, and every thing
passed off well-Ailas. ' ''''"s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

JENNY LIND GOSSIP 1t takes Nat Willis to pile
up the agony Of praise. In the last Home Journal he
says -
To see such heaven as her heart untenauted, one
longs to write its advertisement of $40 Let" Yet il
would take poygaay to match h; for haf-a-dozen po-
cts, two Mexican heroes several drygoods merchants
and rising politician, would hardly ssl.~ii l-s-
uifcrfer dlcovery also, which he
parades IN the Journal in advance of all his cotempo.
raries. lie has discovered ''her one auIt.' aShe
cannot mount on horseback without chair; and Ia
dy eating an ice at the coneconers opposite was the
fortunate witness of this her first authenticated b,r
weakness o dreadful!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Niagara at New York.

The Niagara arrived at New York Friday morn
inn, with dates from Liverpool to the l4th She has
seventy-nine passengers.
Cotton is dull, and l-sd lower. During the week
sales "a, 900 bales
Flour and Wheat are unchanged: Western Canal
Flour p 2ss Corn quiet at q IL for white
and 2Ss for yellow.
The money market is steady. American stocks
dull and unchanged.
The HoIstein Diet has been opened in the Castle
of KEEL
The Berlin Cabinet have resolved not to allow
Austrian Bavaran troops to interfere 10 electoral
Hesse. A state of seige had been proclaimed there
and several newspapers were seized.
Among the passengers in the Niagara are Mr.
Prescott and son, and Mr.. G. 7. Curtis, of Boston
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIEs.
A telegraphic despatch from Altoona of the 9th,
states that some sirmishng took place on the pre-
viou day On the whole of the outposts, the left
wing of the Holsteners the 9th and 1lth battalion;
of foot and the LIST regiment were driven back upon
Studarstapel, but icing reinforced by another de-
tachment they advanced again and forced the Dane:
back upon the French. Filty-elght captured Danes
were brought to Rendsburgh, and the wounded o.
the lst regiment Of the line, in wagons TO Hede.-
The centre of the Holstein army has advanced to
Jagel, near SchesWig and Breckendoff. 1t appear:
from Dresden letters of the 9TH inst that Austria
and those German governments which stand on hel
side are preparing t, interfere in the Duches. The
Bavarian government had issued decree prohibit
ing subscriptions and collections in aid of the Sches
wig-Holstein cause.
THE GERMAN EMPIRE. partial ratification
of the treaty of peate has been exchanged at BerI
Seventeen States of Germany approve of it.
FRANCE. The revision of the French Constitu
ton is again talked d.
Pient Cali, the aeioaaut is dead
The new steamship Africa was to leave Liverpoo
on the oath, for New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

u In Essex, Saybrook, CT, last Sunday night. a
Mr. Butler was shot through the heart by Mr. Dam
iels The former, with two companions, excited bv
liquor, demanded Abundance to small fish bou.o 49,
Inc river which Daniels occupied. The latter refused
to let them in, when they broke in window through
which Butler was about springing in, when Daniels
having armed himself and given warning, shot with "a
tai elect. The two companions of Butler fed. and
Daniels made public the affair and gave himself IN to
the authorities. He will probably be acquitted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

THE NEXT Presidency. Talk ot uo.t
imgtOn. A correspondent of the Cleveland Trno
Democrat writing from Washington Sept. I'd, saws:
"Kumor Is also busy as to the coming Presiden
tiai election Great efforts are making, as it is said
70 unite the doughaces of all political shades and
competitions with the moderate Southern men. into
one pocei party IN 1857, leaving Webster and Cass
to contest for the nomination to the Pras;dono,
proof OF this 1t is said that Mr. Webster is urGino hi
friends IN Maine to unite with the Hunker demoerato
IN order to defeat Free Soil Wings who are nonna
ted for Congress by both the Wing and Free Soil
This IS quite likely to be true. 1t is well known
that Cass declared his dissatisfaction with tho
Oh the Fourth District Democrats, in not putting M
candidate for Congress- and said they ought TO vote
Tor thompson rather than Palfrey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

6'7T's Lectare. The lectures and Experiments of
aessrs. Burr, continue to draw large and inellcent
audiences nightly TO Brinley Hall. They will be can.
tnued this evening, and also on Monday and TUESDAY
evenings In additional to the experiments heretoc,c
introduced a somnambuIic singer will be made 10 sine
whle IN the abnormal state, Jenny Linds prize SOM
and other difficult pieces so the audience tbat can,
anOrd % hear the nightingale HERSELF that those NAV
know what she sings.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

A DREADFUL ACCIDENT occurred lac, nal,
the work-house quarry in Louisville, XIV. bv which
three workmen were horribly mutiIaed--one of them
50 oaay that his features could not be recognized and
losing an eye and his teeth; another losing both ewes
and his ears and the third being also badly burnt
Ihey were drilling hole that had been made the dav
previous and had been charged with powder, and had
taken the usual precautions and filed the hole with
water but while drilling explosion took place. with
the consequences as detailed above
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28
Free Soil Meeting.

The Free Democracy of the city of Worcester re-
quested to assemble in the CITY HALL, THIS
Saturday EVENING, at Z O'Clock, to choose dele.
gates to the Free Soil State Convention be held in
Boston, Oct 8; choose delegates to the County and
District Free Soil Convention, to be held in Worces-
ter, Oct. 10, and to other business Of mpor-
tance general attendance is requested.
Per order
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28
WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1850.
FREE SOIL STATE CONVENTION.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Convention
of the Free Soil party Of Massachusetts, viii be holden at
BOSTON. on Thursday. October Third, at ten
o'clock NJ nominate candidates for the oices oil Gov
enor and Lieutenant Governor and to consider and adopt
such measures may he deemed just and necessary in
order promote the great Of Freedom throughout the
Union aud Of equal rights and representation throughout
the Commonwealth.
The several cities and requested to choose del
crates Convention in the proportion of three Tor every
Representative the General Court which they by
Jaw entitled.
The Free Soil Committees the several cities and towns
requested TO take all need steps to secure I'M repre-
seBaton Of that portion of the people who consider the
claims Justice and bery to those OF party
By order Of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw. L. KEYEs, Seo'ry-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28
Premiums for Injustice.

The Internal rascalty of those who drafted and those
who voted for the fugitive slave bia where more
apparent than in that clause of the (which pro-
vides double fee the commissioner, in case he gives
verdict in the masters favor The law reads as fol-
lows: -'And in all cases where the proceedings are
before commissioner, he shall be entitled fee O.
ten dollars in full for his services. each upon he
delivery of said certificate to the claimants his her
agent attorney, or fee of fire d9ars in cases where
the proof shall not the opinion Of such commission
ers, such certificate and delivery, inclusive of
all service incident to such arrest and examinations to
be paid, in either case by the claimant, his or her
agent or Attorney Here is direct bride offered by
the government of five dollars, in each case, for the
commissioner find verdict in the Shareholders fav
or And when it is considered that in is the
testimony of the aledged fugitive be received, that
the law prohibits him from saying single word in his
own defense, although his personal liberty is at stake,
is easy see aside from the general provisions Of
the bill, how studious has been the regard cut of all
hope of escape through the means OF fair examination,
from any coored person who shall be charged with the
henious crime Of being a fugitive from bondage. Talk
about the purity Of the ermine, the inpariay of our
courts of justice after this; well might seek for
purity in the soul of prostitutes justice the hands
Of den of thieves.
But, says some meek disciple of Daniel Webster and
Samuel A. Elliot, who has not yet got weaned from the
idea that the AntSlavery party is the Wing par
ty-do you really believe that the men who would be
appointed as commissioners to attend to the duty of
unfolding she provisions ofthe constitution could be
influenced by such small bride, decide against the
claims of Justice! Yes, verify, do The very fact
that would accept such Office, we should con-
slider pra faeip evidence that he scoundrel anC
would rely upon him to administer justice
mpartialy, than we would trust to the promises anC
/ professions of Daniel Webster.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

LINDEN LEAVES. The N. Y. Evening Post says
'the Bostonans at their wits end find something
to do which shall be extravagant than anything
done by the New Workers.
Two of the New York papers cap the climax of folly
in this business by giving, each of them, seIf-landa
tory description of visit which, BY some SORT OF ho
cus-pocus, Jenny Lind compelled make their
different offices; and then by falling foul of and black
guarding another fol overstatng their import
ance.
The N. Y Commercial Advertiser-proverbialy a
calm matterofact paper-thus speaks Of Jenny Linds
last concert in New York:
Sour bewilderment was complete, and we only
know that we were all the time in a heaven of mu-
sic, gazing at ETHEREAL being utterng t,with occa-
sonaliy darker outline standing near her, giving
forth melodies scarcely less divine than her own land
a host of others behind her. 'ssounding their loud
tmbrels DER the Gardens dark sea- Of entranced
human countenances.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

U. S. DISTRICT roURT IN 30 sToN. Hatsel S.
Caldwell, of Mortified, Mass, has been tried and
victed in this fr elonously taking letter from
the Post Office in Nfhfeld, opening, embezzling and
destroying the 1t contained draft for Sill 81
drawn by the FitchsRg Bank upon the Merchants
Bank in Boston Tie punishment for the offence is
ten years Imprisonment. The counsel for the defence
moved the Court to et aside the verdict as being
against the law and svidenoe which motion to be
heard next Thursday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28

New YORK DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The National Era speaks out against the action of
the late Democratic Convention in New York. in
language clear aud emphatic. The union of ''lust
and shame is now consummated Perhaps we
shall now BE- asked through the press and by private
letters, ''to let alone-we shall convert the Old
Hunkers to Free Soil" The Era says:
''The Syracuse Union Convention re-affirms the
Baltimore Platform, the Cass principle, and thus
passes sentence of condemnation upon the one hun
bred and twenty thousand Democratic electors who
voted fol Martin Van Buren, against Gen. Cass in
IS4S. And among the principal agents in this apos-
tate movement, we find leading Barnburners, who
not long since grew hoarse in declaiming against
slavery. A more shameless, profigate abandon
ment Of principle, is not on record.
Will the honest Democracy of New York sane
ton such apostacy; Where are the old Liberty men
who joined the ranks Of the radical Democracy?-
viii they suffer themselves to be sold!
1t is not too late to strike for Independence
Schsm is better than apostacy. A separate politi-
cal organization would teach political hacks that
honesty is the best policy Let them have the infa-
my without the reward of Treason.
The Convention has adopted the Baltimore Plat
form. 1t is not too late TO rally for the Buffalo Plat
| form. Let all who sincerely opposed to the ex-
tension of slavery by the annexation of Cuba, and
the increase of slave States, and in favor of the d.
vorce of the Federal Government from slavery,
meet in State Mass Convention, and nominate a
clean ticket, or, If this be deemed unadvisabe
bend all their energies in every district of the State
TO defeat every candidate for Congress who will moi
| pledge himself explicitly upon the issues named.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-09-28
DR.. ]. CLAWsnm KMIr.Eu
OF THE CITY OF NEW

OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK.
ANAL YTICaL HYSTCI4w
Can be consulted at his office. No. 20 Mechan;c
Street, Worcester, upon all diseases of men ,,c
and children, during "onleh
Friday and Friday evening, Oct. 4.
The success attending the anay teal Practice of
diseases OF the Lungs Liver, Kidneys Spleen heart e.
all diseases of the Blood, Dyspepsia Dropsey DC IL Nj
known, the treatment is mild and in accordance viii %
lures known laws Ladies and gentlemen are invited 70 i
ADVICE GIVEN FREELY WITHOUT CHARGE " 'a'i
Sept 25 cit ie, ~