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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
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Sonngion and Proyidence-lnland route.
without ferry change OF cars or baggage steamers q.
VANDERBILT Capt Jue Stone and COMMODORE
Capt VIM II Frazee, in connection wh the Siuungton ana
Providence and Boston and Providence Railroads leaving
NewYork daily Sundays excepted nom Pier Mr. hrst
wharf above Battery place at O'Clock Nj and Stomngon
at or upon the arrival OF the Mail Train from Boston
These steamers built expressly for the route and are
in every respect particularly adapted 10 the Navigation OF
Long Island Sound The accommodations for passengefsare
cumuodous und CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and OK
perance The route being the shortest nt most direct be-
tween Boston and NewY passengers enabled TO ar
rive in ample time for the morning lines OF soanboeIs aA6
railroads running various points from those cities The O.
and saturday Leave Stonington on Monday Wednesda5
md FRIDAY The COMMODORE willleaye Newly ork Mon
day "Wednesday aud Friday. Leave Stonng0n tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday NBPassengers, on the arrival
Of the steamers at Stoningon proceed mmedaiey IN the
paremaster accompanies each train to and from Boston
For passage berhs s,aerooms ortreght applications MAJ
be the Agents on the wharf and az ue oee i"
Battery place ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

SD FUR PA k CHRAP.-A Farm, miles from
ssa Port Jevis, Orange Co. cor,isng Of Seven hun.
cred ecres to he s0i eoPeher or In psyta TO aut
purchsters On said farm is house barn aud 4awmiu,
cd gris mill large itope building suitable Tor a
timber the place and bark enough TO supply Fsonery
gho ocson ia very deiabe one for farming purposes
II vii he sod 100 per cent Less than ita real value
inquire Of EDWARD CARLL, Pot Jervs, Orange Co..
OF Two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

rts<rAA FOR LIVERP ODL-U 8 NAIL
SSKEIKe sPEAMSHiP ATLANTIC Capt JAS WssT-
Eas2Esf9fN- steamer will depAr with the mails Tor
Euroue positively o. Saturday tomorrow October l2h,
al y O'Clock from he berth at the foot 81 Calsl-st
al letter, ulu.t pSSs through The Pc0lUfce.
Nc birth occurred u1ul psic for.
For tfeqhtc 7sssEge, having uneq1aled sccommods-
tors fcr sgqrcs comfort oppy 10
~ EDWARD X COLLINs, IS Wsl-nt.
Tie 81 smer archie viii rucceed tue Aushucl and san
October &C. OIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

"a 10 FHY5ID6AN4 "A reIa oppoTi1nt5 foi
~ yonng physician one mai deireS GOOD P6scnce
f pheelcBu who Ia deeirouz OF retiring from he pro
esaou Offers TO se his practices, and Farm OF 90 acres de
igholy situated IN pleasant VII &c II niles ron NC
csr a.e haure NC ell In good repairs large qus9lly
and great va'sy CT choice iruils srge poToR 81 os
vou'd he s2chEnged Tor City property. Inquire OF l.
KEYEFH Sj 2oWer7 from I'll O'Clock, daily. a1G Ink
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

FS1P-. t-tsrrref=s.zs51 ORRIS AND ESSEX Rail II
f4f d EEs$s s.stOAD--P TRAIN
N4----1-UP .-Leaye New York foot Of Cort.
lant-st A NJ aud A P. NJ Leave Newark st A III and
81 P NJ.
PASSENGER TRAINS DowN.-Leaye Dover ID A. NJ ana
IS p NJ; Morrstowu, so a. NJ and p p NJ Madi-
son. 7 50 A NJ and 40 P NJ Summit 20 A. NJ and %
NJ, Miilvile, 80 A. NJ aud 8 u ?. NJ Orange, 30
A. NJ. and 50 P NJ.
FRETGHr TRAIN,-Leaye Dover 8 A NJ; Leave New
York il 80 A. NJ.
ORANGE HORSE CAR,-Leaye Orange 7 A. NJ and 80
p Nj f; leave Newly DIRK II 80 a. NJ and 5 10 p. N.
Passengers by these trains received and deyored
each way at North and South Orange Mlyile Summit,
Chatham Madison Morrsown, Morris Plains, DanYlllo,
ROckawGy Gnd Dover
At Dover stages connecting with the A NJ passenger
train leave for Suckasunny Stanhope, Newton Hacke1s-
town and Hope daily; MI ord and Owego on Mondaya,
Wednesdays and Fridays and for Sparta Johnsonburg,
Blairsuwn Columbia, Delaware Water Cap Srongsburgh,
continuing to the Lackawanna Works, passing through
Baronyille, Sauhope pa Smiths Tavern Negglosyllo,
Clifton DWmorc Hyde Park to Providence, on tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet the r. d.
trans for New York.
At Denyie stoges leave for Poweryile and Boonon on
The arrival othe A. NJ and NJ Trains from aud meet the
a. ~ aud p. ~ trains for NeU-York. .
Al MoTstown stages leave on the arrival OF inc A. M
passenger trains for MendhGm Chester schooeys Noun
tain Washington Belyidere and Easton duly, ana meea
tie z. N train for NewYork
Also for Baskng Ridge the arrival OF the T NJ Taln
returning next morning. connecting With TIE A. bl Hea or
EeW-York SOU
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s..;lh fA3l f1 N AGR A Fb HUDSON 5
Esx =a--E-~&h-- -"'S--RIVER RAILROADS
Leave suferns Depotat Leave New, Yorka
= o'cock.A NJ o'clock A NJ
@ 9@S 9 Tn AM o 9cISsk : i min
'N''N' SUNDAY TRAINS. 49,
Leave suffern's Depot ut Leave New, York az ~
on the 'y FATE 9s S5a !Ff1s NSSsns East
:! 4f4 ss59s4 Mns s 5sjss$
I2o'clock NJ. Paterson Depot O'Clock P NJ
\ O'Clock y P ,fl Depot g o ocock
i'NesF' '''''' SUNDAY TRAINS.
ossiiSSecsS F II PAT PaTn Dep ) o'clock ? n ,
N. Bon Monday mornings the first train from 9uf9rns
will leave ut B. the arrival Of the Otisye train
The A. NJ and 5 45 O'Clock z. NJ trains from Now
ROCK Road la aud ohoE2is and and be in time to meet Re
Erie trains, morning and evening" going West nj Suferns
Depot
1880 CENTRAL RAILROAD OF n JERSEY lsSo.
FSaPP~ r1sgEzzsszkzs-1 SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS,
9es3 commencing April !, @5o-This R0sd
@S extends from Elizabethport IS mies 10
White House N reducing the staging between the teruh-
ms of the Road and Easton d niles and TO Schooeys
Mountain to II miles This line leaves New York by
boat RED JACKET pier r. and connects with trains
on The Jersey Railroad which leave NewYork from
foot Corandst the same hour new route to School
eys Mountain with less staging than any other
PASSENGER TRAIN UP-Passengers viii leave New YORK
by steamboat from pier r. or by the New Jersey Ball
road foot of COrtand-st al Al and M leave Eliza
BEETHOVEN al 10 A. NJ. aud P VI.
PASSENGER TRAIN DowS-Leaye White House at 5 -
NJ and A NJ North Branch at 81 AM and IS MI
Someryille at 6 10 N and 10 NJ Bound Brook al %
A NJ and % PM; Plainfeld at s 10 AN and 2 40 M;
Wesfed at 81 An. and NJ; ElzabethLoWn at Is and
1890 AN and 20 M.
The freight with passenger attached VIII eays
Wine House at 80 AN, Somerve 30, Plainfed 10,
and Eliznbethpor by steamboat at 80 AN Returning
leaye New York By steamboat Red jacket from pier /,
al freight rom NewYork intended to go by this line,
must be al the boat u 80 O'Clock TO insure being taken
through thai day
train from New YORK nj the White House 70 convey passea
gers to Eaton Wikcsbarre, Bethlehem Allentown, Maueh
Chunk Pa; and 10 Pennington Lebanon Clinton Milford,
Bethehetn Bloomsbury, New Hampton, Washington and
RelYdere n J. On Tuesday TbuTsdAy and Saturday,, to
delaware Water Gap stroudsburg Barionsve StanhOpe
Daeyille BuckstoWn and LackaWanna Iron W0fksHc Pa
BAH baggage at he risk Of the owners until deivers
ed into tie actual possession Of the Agens OF tue Company
and checks receipts given therefor NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

srti AZ PRIyATE sALE-A desirable Farm con
% lainng about 40 scres of land. sus ed ct East Neck,
0FS@s Huntington LII within minutes walk Of The stesn'
bort lending ana the residence OF Dr. Rhlnesqder
On the farm there OF wood ol II om Il 10
SNyesr growth &c poriou being locust On 'he prop
eTiy here In MOI, beautiful situation for house command
ing q spendd view q Gong leland Bound, ConnecAcu,
Eatcua eek Gc One hall ofhe purchssemoaeY can re-
msin on bond md mortgage, II dssired for prc7 aud
oil w ANTHONY J BLEECKER, Broad.'t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

9Se stARNL FOR SALE,-A Farm, con1'sting OF so
gcres hrst-rste iand hch ia good house barn
' md other buildings fruit orchard, &c Is situated IN
The to4 Of hmaroneck. WeslcheSie Co ABOUT 10 min,
ues' 5slk from he Nsw.York and New zen Railroad
Det0t W cell 1t whole In parcels OF or 10 Rcre Tor
Duldpg sitea. has commanding view OF Long lsand
- Rapkuen.tt New. York 6+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

.4Ges4 FARE REDDG&D.-fdrouGh Line for
eE1EELt Caf0rnls and Oregon via chsgres direct, and
7fn ty Inc UBissj States o. oil Steamers on the Pa
ci6c Pie splendid steamship GHER0KAE, 800 tunS,
Eeyr7 WiudIe commander will leave her dock, pier 4
TgoT River for ChsgrAs direct Saturday, October u
81 8 o'cIock RATES FARE.
saloon stee RoonI a., =; The 30
Rteeraee found Nih mattresses aud board %
Che CHEROKEE and PHILADELPHIA Sre tn9 oaiy
aesnsTs running direct Cnagrel In connection Eh he
United biaea Pacific Mall Steamers, FROM Panama to ssu
grsnoisco PeengeTs by The Cherokee ~iu connect al
Panama with the regular Mall Packet Of No'ember-the
steamer CALIFORNIA. Fof passage, apply 10
s3Ool2 ROWLAND j A3PINWALL, 81 snd IS 3oulh al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

AZ I'm I. q " = AEta, - nutothg iues VI tu9
go HtrnesI Ctfter u Filstav apd One 4 :
eehst eac6 70 feet q inches front and lesr, by 100
i4et Ii oeph so lns tbs s0uhwes corner FratsY.
Ed Ore Euraiee and.f heentni! each tho salns sizs
bs1s cen e fra ana second commencing 100 feet
YEA Of Firs.zy. each % by 100 feet IL depth
los OF r norh ACE o. OnahUndT7d and -four 'e9n St
te { on be FLEET I'd Second Commencing 10 feet
~ Of Frtsv eecn % by 100 feet For price md further
usrucusrG The above property, gcpy 10 ANTHONY J.
gLEEIK f, AucAoneer, arOsd.st. OH II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12
LIVERY SORE

EVERY SORE ON THS sKiN-Psosr, l,cFf,.
AAcsccsft eoaAuEp i!on &c &e aoAil soou and ~,
eef cared without sry uorcnra ny rr ee cad 10 ib n
VioHrs 81 aod@or :; sood r-sx-succs vii 20
Sssa az aS o"e@ S'E las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

pa FOR SAAH-Or VIII he exchanged for produc,
1 tive Ciiv property, Farm OF 1875 acres In The Town Of
Ea East Fishk Duchess Co within five miles II s!eam
boat OF railroad House. barn and out buildings Inquire
ofIRAIAs: KEYsEK, 81 Rowery, from 10 MS O'CLOCK
al ,nI1
ass FOR SALE Tie hte4 story brick houssIsod l o.
ahsAs SEA with houss rear. Inquire Of GEORGE
SMITH, cornerof Prince and Sullivan ol0 lW'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

57ATJFORNIA.- TRANSPORTATt ACROSS
LIFE l8THMUS OF PANAAA -ZACHRlSSON,
NELSON & Co Of Panama srs nov prepared to m4ni-
port freight LcIoss he 9lhmus, AXE through to San
FFancsco At ehppers option but zach package must be
OF portable Size and Weigh! and properly coys,ed 90
N Co not esponrbie for damage or g:cteIt 10 me
transit The charges Of transportation 10 be prepaid 10
HeT-Yofk. For pRTicu ars, apply
o8 l1n+ p ZACHRfssON CO SO WAllst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

~s-s2xga f2HEGGRY'S 5AIIfORSiA PAGK'
eSEhIIt GE EXPRESS per STEAMERS 81 IKE Cl-
'saa2sNaT7sP Y and CHEROKEE. Saturday,, t2h October
PIE fuhscbeEa viii 'or-ard spscia EEPTass Ivy me
above stesmsrS in charge OF competent messenger Tho
iii attend 10 the transportation Of tho gooda the f!h
ua aud nupsrntent their reshipment al Panama mad re-
control Of them until i6ey ere delivered n cnarse
Yyfaci III al hand Tor lhelf immediate delivery 10 tbs con-
gneea in sen Fr.nci.co End ystioa; psr'' Of ca9lns
the ARRANGEMENTS u this ne OF the nost porfec de-
script on 11d no delay that be provided
spainst Patcela viii be- received until Il morning OF the
sid heavy ffe 1t lnus be delivered Of
fee prior 10 he day Of aaug WHARF goods waltz ship
ment ara covered by insurance FERNS Ieasona0Io
THOMFSON HITCHCOCK,
149 PeRtlst corner OF Wall
P s-stppera by this line saved the snpoyance and
expense OF clearing lheir goodf al the CUson Hoafe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

1c1S@e INDEP ENDENT LINE FOR SAN
$~Gla11N FRANCISCO win PAHAMA.-The splendid
'@1'es'hAN steamship CONFIDENCE, Capt Gannett7 is
expected 10 arrive Panama about the 10th September,
aud will sail for san Francisco about the 18th October
Tie steamer WILSON G.. HUNT viii succeed the Conf
dence. and probably leave Panama during the month OF
November For passage which will he at reduced rates
apply to THOS HUNT & co. 81 Wlliam-st. n
So 25t- SMITH {. LEWIS, Panama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

a. FOR ssALE-A desirable country residence in the
Esi town of Wilton, Conn. about ~ miles from Norwak,
M and about one hours ride the NewHaven Railroad,
1t consists of acre good land and surrounded with shrub
bory. The house is in good order It's on the Danbury
road and will be sold low the subscriber has no use for
II INQUIRE of GAUNp & DERRICKSON,
jaI4 II l59 SOuthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

9ss FOR SAGR OR 20 LEV,-Eour houses IN
Ms me block Of frsl clsEs stone font houses
st" Twen,y.thirdst between Fourth and Lexington ava
s. O0G ofl1e pu will be taken clsy country prop
s and laFge portion Of The beance can eneio on bond
and mortgage Apply TO s. RICHARDSON, lGi TeulhgL
before 10 aud after O'clock TO } PARIS, 9N,'saUst
Keys al the buildings oil 3weoG%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

9Ns FOE SALE OR EXCHANGE for city pro-
Es5 pely hghifuly SuRed country asat or firm OF
s' fifty near bniipg on the HUDSON fiy=r,
a5 miles rom Nee-York Good land improvements
Terms moderate for which and further particulars Apply
10 Washington sr7ilh 24l West Nueteenhs or 26l "es
81 sl8 lmsodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

sszS FOGG SALE-On Thirty frsl az between. Third aud
Lexington avs tn ge-sIoLy snd basement aouaes
convenience and are built In be beat msnner and will ne
low II applied for GoonS, 5000 csn remain on b0nd
snd mortgages. Apply 70 !OhN q; BLISS Builder, on
from ~ TO O'Clock daily oS ln+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

yszp. y-ssfzs4szzs-s.sg- n ftyV-YORK AND NENY-HA.
@}sfzs hhszs:;. We RAlLROAD.-Onn aflerNed
RIM zS-za nestny, April 2i, the following trains
VIII leave the Canal-st Station near Broadway Passen-
lsrs nIs0 received at the NewYor and Harlem Railroad
Office Tweutyseyeutt-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

go BOR t$hs4E-A Unfinished dwelling house in
ss5 he yilsge Of Taryt0wn. Ii 10 Of tHo stories. with
basement ard attic, snd ia located 10 the peatautest
7reet in he village within five Unutes walk Of The Rail-
road Dep6 The house IN c0apete order aud posses
sion may be bid immediately The acenoy In view ia very
fire. Apply to &sesrs A B D. SANDS 100 Fulton.si.
or IL TaTiyto7n 20 G. C. 8EBRfNG. oil Imeodt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-12

n9ssat4s ROK CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
StAAsSssk 7he fine double engine steamship CO
"HS''F~sN LUEB!A. or 8g6Wne oureeu, Lteat Gao Il.
Yotisn { 5 Rav7, Conunspcer, vii ~ dispatched for
san Fspclsco and Afoda Oregon IN The early part q
October For Passsge apply 20 inc Pscihc rs 5!esn
ship Company, 81 South.st s2S
cN478Es PARCELS AND PACKAGES for.
SNhA r. rarded by every steamer for Europe, Which
'AsaSs2@4 will be received un o'clock tae day OF
gaiipg by EDWARDS SANFORD K CO'B Foreign t1-
press, al Adams Goa, l9 Wa.st % lmeod.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY, March 16.


SENATE. Bills passed to be enacted which had
previously passed in the House.
Ordered, motion Of Mr. Daggett, that the Land
Agent report to the Senate soon as may be, state
inent of all sales Of public lands made by him since the
publication of his last reports specifying the contract
the person to whom sold, location, &c.
The orders of the day were taken up. Several bills
were ordered to third readings and the bills concerning
redemption of real estate sold FOR taxes and for the
lief of insoven debtors,were passed be engrossed
HOUSE. Papers from the Senate were disposed of
in concurrence.
Passed to be Enacted-Bills-c concerning the Board
of Education in addition &c. relating to the State Lii
brary; authorizing-the construction of bridge over
Oyster Pond River in Chatham; Isaac Small, Cd;
Joshua and Lewis Nickerson; Waterman Croker; Ira
ID lrrow Nathaniel Chase, ID, and assocates-sever-
ally to build wharyes.
Petitions, Sac, Presented and Referred-of Pickering
Dodge and others, for Medical College at Springfield
with Professorship of Homeopathy; of John Leland
and others; Nymphas Longley and others; john Neil
ish and others; f. Taft and Others James Shaw and
others-seyerally against the removal of A. g. Randall
a Justice Of the Peace.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18
Nomination for Congress.
". District-JOElN &. PiIFREY Of Cambridge
Is The position of Daniel Webster, at the present


u The position of Daniel Webster, at the present
tme is a peculiar and most remarkable one. Hereto
fore claiming be of the thorough aad decid
ed opponents of Save-Exension, and justyns the APP
plcation of the Wilmot Provso, the most extreme
ground, we now find him abandoning that ground en-
tirely leaving the whole matter of Slavery in the Ter
rtories to chance, and identifying himself with the
most ultra of the slave extensonists. We find him
standing on ground that is acceptable to Calhoun and
Foote, and Toombs, and Jefferson Davis, while the
Washington Union, the Boston Post, and Father
Richie, and other papers and individuals of like char
acter, are his soms eaIogists-papers and men,
who have been most earnest in their support of the
slave SYSTEM supple in yielding to its demands.
He has thus severed himself from the of Free
dom, and from the sympathy of its advocates He has
fallen from the high stand which his talents education,
associations, and position, entitled him to, aud become
identified with those, who willing to sacrifice the
rights aud interests of the free States the claims of
slavery, who in position antagonist to the spirit
of the Age, and the claims of Justice and Humanity
Let him CO. He carries intellect the he has
espoused but much of moral power, and there
hundreds of men, of far less ability whose loss would
be more severely felt to the cause of Truth.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18

FORTUNE SLIPPING THROUGH THE FIgGEns
letter received in Salem last week. gives IN account
of an accident which must have occasioned severe
disappointment the subject Of It. digger aho had
brought from the mines twenty-five pounds d gold,
carried it in a tin pail to the vessel on which he hal
taken passage for home BY some msstep o. rather
mischance, most unucky it slipped from his hand, oy
the ships side, and weat u Tie bottom, u forty
feet Of water leaving the poor digger mi1us his ior
tune.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18

TEA The experiment of introducing the cultiva-
ton OF the tea plant in South Carolina is at least an
interesting one. 1t isa singular fact that any degree
OF government excusyeness and vigilance could con-
ne to single country, for so long PERIOD the pro-
ductlon OF an article Of such universal censumpton
while other regions doubtless well calculated
Tor raising it. Whether the labor Of the Southern
States cannot be more proftably employed upon the
staple productions ofthat latitude, is question win, IL
remains to be solved, but the experiment is well
worth trying, and will be watched with interest
One variety of tea are certain will grow readily
m South Carolina-the gunpowder.-P Providence
Journal
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18

STATISTICS OF THE Jews. An official publ
cation informs us that there are hardly more than
from 100000 to 5,000,0t0 Jews in the whole
world; whereas Buddhism numbers 400, 900 900
adopts; Brahmlsm 2OO,O0O,000; Christianity 23O,-
100000 to $50 900 900; Mahometansm from I3o !
100000 to $4,000, 900; and Fetishism Cor nnre
ldolatry,) from 80,000,000 to l0O, 1000 900. The
100000 Jews are thus distributed: There are
some 100000 in Syria aud Asatic Turkey; $50 900
IN European Turkey; 900 in Morocco and North
Africa; $4,000 to $4,000 in Eastern Asia: 100 900
IN America; and about 200, 600 in Euope-viz: 49,
oo0 in England; 1894 in Belgium; $50 in Sweden
and Norway; 5000 in Denmark; 20 900 thousandi h
France; $4,000 in the Low Countries; ,l2O, 900 in
Russia (more than one-Gflh eff the entire race) ;
oSi 900 IN Austria and its dependencies; PA, 43l in
in Italy.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18

WOODEN PRINTIEG--A GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
Messrs Holt Briefly of Lowell have now in success
full operation improvement of their discov-
cry, which promises to yield rich reward. 1t is the
printing of WOODEN goods, in any style of stripe or figure
that may be desired and in perfectly fast coors, such
as will stand the tastof thorough washing. Mr. Thorn
Briefly the original Inventor and dscoyerer of the
process of this printing! and hos it secured by patent
The colors are Of superior briancy, aud the style Of
goods is universally admired, For Innings of ladies'
and gentemens coaks and coats predict that these
goods will soon become all the rage For chiIdrens'
clothing, too, they much pretter than any thing
in the market, that they hardly fail Of great run
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18

BIBLE PANORAMA The crowds increase nightly
at the City Hall, to this great work. One senti
ment pervades the entire audience It's enchanting
beauties unfolded to the view Several superin-
tendents Of the Sabbath schools Of city have made
arrangements treat their scholars to a view of this
painting No appropriate exhibition could be de-
signed for this purpose. We trust that arrangements
may be made with all the schools in the city and town
to visit tit.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18
Congressional Proceedings.

FRIDAY, March Is.
SENATE. Mr.. Chase presented petition for
the construction Of telegraph across the continent
Mr. Rusk reported bill for establishing post Off
ces and post roads in California and Oregon.
MIR. Walker introduced bill providing for the
taking of ncipient measures for the construction of
Rail Road from the Mississippi river to the Pacific
ocean.
The resolutions granting lands to the Hungarian
exiles was laid the table.
On motion of Mr. Davis of Mass, the census bin
was taken up. Mr. Badger moved to recommit the
bid with instructions to confne It's provisions to the
enumeration of the inhabitants. The motion was
lost-yeas is, nays %. The further consideration
of the bill was postponed to Tuesday next.
HOUSE. In committee of the whole the bills
from the private calendar were reported upon favor
ably to the House, among which was one for renew
ing the patent office; another for the relief of Morse
and Haskell, and in favor of releasing DIR Cooper
from fine imposed upon him by Gen Jackson at
New Orleans and for thvxeief Of the captain of the
frigate Philadelphia.
The committee rose, and the house passedthe bills
for the relief of Morse and Haskell, and MIR Coo
per.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18

"a In the case of Abraham G. Randall before the
Legislative Committee on Friday, the Docket was pro-
duced and put in, in accordance of the ruling of the
Committee. Several witnesses were examined chiefly
in relation to certain trials in which fines had been i'm
posed for breaches of the law when the Committee adj
journed to Monday afternoon.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-03-18

The Elk -PosTMAsTER.-A corresnondent If thu
Ao"e4 Advertiser, writing from Washington, states that
Mr. Nathaniel Greene, after eighteen gears service as
POSTMASTER OF Boston, has within few days. closed his
account OF millions with the Post-Ollice Department,
and upon final settlement received a check for $500
and the thanks of the head of the Department for the
faithful discharge of bis duties and prompt settlement of
his accounts.