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

JUDGE ALLEN. The Worcester Snv contains =
report Of Judge Aliens speech at Worcester on
Tuesday evening. We wish it had come along n
day or two ago, for should like to give it to Our
readers before election. 1t is one of the grandest
statements and arguments on the Fugitive Law, that
we have ever read. Judge Allen's speeches at the
City Hall in Worcester, since June, 1913, have
been incomparaby the ablest political speeches made
IN this State during that ime-LoueH american.
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p, ~ The Democratic and Wing doughfaces of
Hartford lately held meeting together, 10 rejoice
over the passage of the measures Of pacfcaton.-
ResoIatlon8 were passed approving of the course Of
Clay, Cas-, Webster, Foote, Houston, Dickinson.
and Douglass, in the Senate, and Cobb, Boyd aud
Duer, in the House. We like this movement. 1t
IS perfectly natural coalition of the friends Of
freedom. When Hunbers combine, let Progressves
unite.-BOStoH Republic an.
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= The Fall River Monitor. VIII naDer. seems

. The Fall River Monitor, a Wing paper, seems
TO have little spirit Speaking Of the Address Of
the VALLEY Whig- it "a ys-
was there ever a more lying document issued in
Massachusetts, The truth is, that Mr. Mann has
lost his nomination through the influence of the Bos
ton clique who are attempting to force down the
threats Of the people of the proslayery doctrines of
the Northern doughiaced politicians. 1t remains to
be seen whether the yeomanry of the Eighth Dis
trict will submit 10 be ruled by class of men. who
seem determined TO throw the State into the hands
Of the Locofocos
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BIiss's Compound Cod Liver. GfI a.,
Probably no one single article in lie materia ,le
conferred 50 many blessings on mankind as has CITY,
Oil. But all persons cannot the OIL on accom-, IN
disgusting flavor This TACT induced DR. Bliss an ce
which should retain all the virtues Of the Oil and
from its offensive taste and odor This candy is or r
very best remedies for all pulmonary complains; bgt
its countereits, which must be stunned by ne ,pjla
Cal! for Bss's Candy, ard receive no other
ITPreparcd by b X. BLISS, sole proprietor Srrinoen
Price . cts package. For sale by b. sCUTT III a. r
general agents for Worcester. dgt,yI,,gN
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u Miss Browns congregations yesterday, at
the City Hall were very large In the afternoon the
hall and galleries were full to repetion, and, in the
evening hundreds upon hundreds went, who were
unable to get admission. We hear favorable re-
ports ofthe services
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~ Under the benign influence of yYhir leai.lo.
ton, system Unpopular school education has s6rung
up IN which all the youth ofthe State are taugbf'
not only the rudimens, but many Of the hjgbrr
ORANGES of earning-.4Has. '''
DO we understand the Atlas to give that as a re,-
son why the Wings threw HORACE MANN over
pGara' ana why i issapporting S. II. VALLEY against
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GOLD BY THE CHEROKEE AND GEORGIA. The
steamship Chrokee, which arrived at New York. Sat.
terday had II S42 sos in gold dust and specie on freight
Inc Y ;. mail steamship Georgia had $500 ,2O9 on
freight and is estimated that the passenger bring at
least $500, 600 in addition.
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VERMONT CoNGREssIoYAL ELrcrtoy F,uro
turns IRON the first district have been received and A.
L. Miner, Of Manchester, (Nhig) is elected BY 2lO
plurality ovcrA P. Lyman (Whig) Miner took strong
Free Sol ground.
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"a Far TAKE" The Sullivan c.. =, :,
wing states mat young printer, who learned hi.
trade at New Vernon, has lately received nr,rma,ion
,nal nc and four brothers aud sisters are heirs to
900, left for them in England.
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT CowH,prp Non.
York, Nov. 0. John Graham, the Wbig candidate e.,
district Attorney, met James Gordon Bennett, Of the
ieIad IN Broadway, near White street, this morning
and gave him a severe cowhiding The cause ortbi,
was the publication in the Herald Several abusive mr..
tcles against Mr.. Graham.
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Fltchburg and Worcester RaiIy0ad

0N-S'-' 3 GIN W VI CCoGSJ 1ldllE9aU,
NAtNS leaye Worcester for Fitchbug ia connection
L Win me orceser and Nashua trains every day e1
cept Sundays, at ~ Jay "a
t45 and II A. NJ. and at4l0P.M
RETuRNING-Leave Fitchburn AT
$40 A. NJ, II. 50 and ) AZ p NJ
heshortes and most direct Railroad route between Wo
cesier Mass and Burlington VT is by the way Of Fitch
heiloWs FAILS and Rutland This route is tyenty-tgO
miles shorter than any other '' "
INC heNt shorter route by the way Of Ftchburg Bel
iUMs taus' windsor, White River Juncton and Montpe
er I'm route is 20 miles shorter than any other EXCEPT
e one mentioned above, and it is 20 miles nearer than any
oef route to all stations the Vermont Cental and Pas
sumpsic River Railroads 0'N'i- anu i''
asseiseIs gong by either othese routes BY the morning
rum nom orccster have hour at Fitc6urg in which
70 gel breakfast Those going in The II O'Clock train from
"ViGestef' nave fy minutes Fchhurg nj dinner lime
for tea nave iii'y minutes tosW
. s N iassengcrs who arrive at Fcbburg by the
- ciocA NJ tran, have time get dinner md those who
III me minutes past O'Clock p NJ train have time
10 gc' Ie ana arrive at Worcester a early rs by any other
route Inc early train from Ftcnburp arrives in Worces
10 ~ season Tor the New York train via Springfield and
Nov l /, 1850. YIN 'i'i" va 4'' GT
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W Several cergymen in New Hampshire have
visited Daniel Webster correspondent Of the I,da.
pendent Democrat say that Rev. Mr. Boutoo addressed
webster IN set speech, and Daniel greatly alcc
leo' even ~ea However, copious drink dispeled
MS emotion, and when dinner came Daniel invoked
blessing upon the reverend heads before him. with an
JUNCTION that would have done credit to the late "Rev
Stephen Burroughs himself in his best estate.
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IsaIIYing Connn,it...

kallying Committee. -
The following Gentlemen were appointed
Committee for the several Wards at the Tr.3 s,, Tr
held at the City Hall on THURSDAY evening. Ael.
WARD l-sam'l A. Porter, WARD 5-Frsnci. O..
Joseph Lewis T. r, s,sfoRg,
Warren Ball, - ~ olhus
Nathan MHzzv. Ga1 ishdR
Geo. w. Russell n = :, = bNfges.
edward $. s,e.tb.
WARD 2--Asa Nourse, WAN a. rd g,
John II. Brooks, Cl,t iis'Il.l%lrk,
Charles Davis, Jc.,-t II,i9Nsh,
Warren vii iams : n NJ ~. AHghaH
Chas.W. EHgey, VIM 'gmtUlol
WARD 81. A. Maynard, WARD 7-cbss ~,
Vernon Ladd, Cbas rl-'Il
J.. W Surteyant, I>a.c r-tNtiiseli
Dan'l Harrington, Jobn ara
Gerry Valentine, Geo : biluHt
WARD 4-John :. Clark. Warn e-Jon, NJ,
Lewis Siurtevant Joras T,. M
VIM. F. Wood, E,re, al ~ ,,aoiH
Joseph Pratt, Eefi 4 ''lt"
Calvin l.. Proutv. ID il VHaA,
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3. f. NEWTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at law
No. BrinIey Row,
Oct IS. 1850. dwtf IT,,
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Free Soil Nominations,
FICTION. MONDAY, NOVEMBER lin,
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STEPHEN c. PKILLIFslof Salem.
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
Bfnter Arralcemc1

81 8. ...s....s..l.l s.s=.ls.l..
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

MONDAY, NoyE5EBER II, 1850.
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FOR LEU 7 CIV L3N-'010
kE7kgA WALKER Of North BroOkfeld.
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bOafu.
E'OuR or FIVE Gentlemen can be accommodated vi
n Board at No, 80 Thomas ST. Jtf NJ
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Two do Homework. Inquire at JOHN McCARTY,s Fin
Il Meadow. dgt Noy7
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ENaYing WOODS. &c. Mc.

MERCHANTS, FARMERS and others will find good
M assortment of Hayng Tools at the AgricLtsrat Hdre
House and Seed Store NO. GAG MAIN STREET, (oppo-
site the City iIal) WORCESTER, such as
Hale g. Co.'s. Eatons, Kimbars, Darlings, Farwells,
Parker, Messer, Colby & Co.'S GRASS, GRAIN and Bush
SCYTHES, of various descriptions.
Also Latnson's Wicoxs, and Aiken's Grass and Bush
Scythe SN4THS
Likewise Duncan's Spring TOOTH and Wilcox's Wooden
Revolving HORSE RAKE Els. Simonds', Wilcoxs, Robbs,
Bowkers Carpenters, and other HIND HAY R4hES.
Also Underwood s. Greenwood's long head labor-savng
Hand R;ltes
Cummington Quinebaug, and Smithfeld Scythe Stones
Fishs Billiards. and other Scythe Rifles.
Patiridges, Gaylords, and Pmpons Elastic Hay Forks
Wilcox's celebrated Regulating GRAIN CRADLES,with
Scythes connected herewith kgf
Also Grass Hook, Grass Shears, and Grain Sices-iay
Fork and Hay Rake Handles OF various sizes.
rPA above named articles, will be sold at whole
sale and retail by the subscriber
June IL dwIi OIlS CONNEh5E
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Valuable House Lots for Sale.

me LOT on the ofProspect and Hanover Street,
~ with good BARN 80 by 36 f.. with durable well Of
water The Barn for $780, The lot is 60 #. Pros
pec and 20 feet on Hanover Street. containing 1900 #.
Also, LOT OF LAND on Worth Street, situated be-
tween Water and Ward Streets, containing $3.50 feet.
These Lots pleasantly situated and will be sold at
BARGAIN, as the owner is about leaving the city.
For further information inquire of GEO. II sToWELL,
or of the subscriber T. W. BANCROFT. =
April Is diff
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Hosiery and Gloves.

nOn DOZEN LADIES COTTON HOSE, making
ZJU complete line of every style and grade of Black,
White Unbleached, Slate and Mode colors.
100 dozen Girls, Boys and Misses HOSE and HALF
HOSE-a perfect assortment of colors and all sizes.
so dozen CENTS HALF HOSE.
Silk, Lisle Thread, and Cotton GLOVES ofevery
description
This stock of Hosiery Gloves has been selected with
great care expressly for retail rade and probably COM
prses assortment than be found elsewhere in
Worcester and prices in this department will always be
found AS LOW, say the least those Of any other
establishment. IL. IL. CHAMBERLAIN ~ W. g
Lime 70 DIV
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To the Ladies.

10 the Ladies.
MRS. THOMPSON, an experienced Practitionei
FA and MIDWIFE, socits the patronage of the public
to whom the invalid may with perfect confidence unbosom
all the inirmities so peculiar to her
AH kinds of Family Medicines-among which Group
Tncture, Dysentery Cordial, Worm Syrup, AntBlious
Btters and Physic, Tonic Purifying and Dropsica Syrups
and other varieties MENTION together with
Perfumery prepared and sold her OFFICE No
MAIN STREET, up stairs. d3m April 25
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I r. CASES TURC SATIN and Glace Silk Parasols and
Parasoets just received from Auction and for sale 20
per cent less than manufacturers prices and warranted
lower than can be bought in Worcester County.
June l2 DIV H. III. CHAMBERLIN & CO.
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American and European
AMPHITHEATRE.

TIE distinguishing features of this vast Establishment
consist of the celebrated FRENCH TROUPE,
from Franconis Paris and La Cirque Macdonald Brussels
composed of Female and ~ Male Performers,
Proprietor, who visited Europe during the winter for
the express purpose OF obtaining the best talent which the
fimense Companies of England and France could afford
Among the principal stars of this Troupe
MADEMOISELLE LOUISE,
the only Equestrenne who has appeared in America
who rides without saddle or bride.
MADEAIOISELLE ROSALINE,
the Equestrian Tepschoe nequaled in her peculiar style
MADEMOISELLE TOURNIAIRE,
whose wonderful skill in the ats of the MenGge has ever
been the admiration of all.
MILE JOSEPHINE and MILE JEANETTE,
together with
MONS. BENOIT, the Equestrian Necromance,
MONS. TOURNIAIRE, etc. etc.
The unrivaled
Clown and Jester, w. r. WALLETT,
attached to the company and will eniven the peIorman
ces with his rich and racy jokes The array of NATIVE
TALENT which is embraced in this Company is beyond
comparison, the greatest assembled americas
which it is only mention the names of
P. sTICKNEY, the extraordinary Polyhippian; GEO.
SARGEANT the scenic and character Equestrian; JAMES
NIXON and his talented Children etc.; who form but
small part of this truly magnificent Troupe.
1' The stud of HORSES belonging to the Company is the
best and most thoroughly trained exhibited first
among which is the great Performing Seed, CINCINNA-
TUS acknowledged all hands surpass any animal in
the world for beauty and docility.
IJ'The above Company will perform at WORCESTER.
on Wednesday and Thursday, June 26th and 9th,
CORNER OF PLEASANT AND WEsT STREETS. u Entrance
on West Street.
G Doors open at II and IT O'Clock PM-Performance to
commence at 2 and "a O'Clock Admission rs cts-chdren
under years of age, half price.
II Will be at Mlbury, June 26th, and Southbridge on
the 2sih. eod7tw2t June IL
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Mrs, Sarah r. .Parmenter

DETURN thanks to the Ladies of Worcester for past IA
u vors and respectfully socits share Of their patronage
the present season. she is prepared to Repair and
Press Straw Bonnets and Gentlemen's Hats DREssMAK-
ING attended to, at her House on CHANDLER SIREES.
April II. d2aWgW
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MRS s. GOODWIN,
Clothing Clothing.

4 = ~ AHHAAs9 N|hO tHAHHHs9e
IL S. MOORE, No. 2I3 MAIN STREET, has
this morning received in STORE large supply Of first
rate READY MADE CLOTHING, making his assortment
one OF the best in the New England States and will be sold
as toU as at any other Establishment III america,
ut NO. 213 MAIN STREET,
United States Hotel Block.
H. s. NJ is now prepared to make up Garments order
at low prices and at the best and approved Partisan
styles. diff Nav
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MRS. E. KIDDER'S CHOLERA,
Dysentery and DiarrhOea Cordial.
LARGE lot ofhe above just recived and for sale whole
"A sale and Retail by LEWIS L. LAZELL, Druggist.
Il3 dwis5M 2Dl Mair.st doors North Am. House.
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JEPSON 81 RAWLING,
FILE MANUFACTURERS,
fit the american Machine Works, Springfield, Ms,
AVING lately removed to the above place. would saw
to those who use Files that they prenaredt RE-
CUT all kinds OF OLD FILES in the best poss manner
Having had the benefit of 10 years experience they
hesitate to say that by their skill and knowledge they will
be able to give perfect satisfaction to all who Will them
with their patronage Please give us call.
Springfield, May 20, 1850, d2m
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NagaoeriO9' .EESNer0J Teeth.

TNE subscribers ready TO supply MInera Teeth
I Of a very superior quality, made from combine
ton of material For eke appearance resemblance to
nature and for strength they far we have seen
USEQUALLED. srs, .aEsr,
Having experimental with much labor on the subject OF
coLoRs we feel confident in assuring most exact ina-
ton Of the natural teeth Whole sets parts of sets sup
piled at short notice !. IN
l.y Those wishing for ARTIFICIAL. TEETH are invited
IN ca and examine them without feeling thereby they
incur an obligation. U II. bLOOD, M: y.
~ G ID. COOK, M. ID.
OGce--2O6 Main Street, Butman Rotc.
Worcester, June II, 1850. dtf
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

industrious young GIRL well acquainted with fine
"A sewing, can find employment in family for short
time, by nquiring this Office diff Nav 81
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I WILL SELL

SEQ EoR thirty days, from May 25th, FANS of every
TSIM Il variety.-Rich and Cheap JEWELRY--Gold and
a. h Silver Lepine, Anchor and Eng. Lever WATCHES
&s.Esx Gold Vest and Guard Chains-slLVER WARE Of
the best qualyRazors, Knives Scissors and every de-
scrption Of FANCY GOODS at prices which shalno fail
to satisfy my customers. aa
determined to reduce my stock, If offering goods at
treafly reduced prices will do it, Call and examine before
pui chasing. Nt fNga
NIB. Watch repairing done at low prices, and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. No. 2l9 MAIN STREET,
r 4eIau doors south of American House
May 20 w3teod3w L. II. PUTNAM. Z
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Look mt This :

TT'HOSE in want of WAGONS of any description be
i furnished with them at the shortest notice.
u Repairs on Wagons in wood iron, made at short
notice, and in the most thorough manner.
June diff II. c. FISH
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Just Published
DiITOw's Neave Cure,

A CELEBRATED remedy for HeaUes, Chronic or com
Amon Colds Bolts, &c. Also unuersa condition nedi
cine for Horses and Cattle For sale wholesale and retail
by ID. SCOTT, JR,, & Co., 243 Main 81.
June IS d3w
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For Sale or to LEI.

For sale or to Let.
(lNE New and one Secondhand JOB WAGON; Also
" stout Horse Cart and one Buggy Wagon Terms lib
eral. II n FISH
June9 d.c
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ROarders WamfnG

S'HREE or four Gentlemen can be accommodate with
Board in very central part of the city, by AZ py-
ing to r. d. DUNBAR IA Main Street. or the snl scrber
NO. Gouding's Block Summer Street.
Apfii 10 diff MELISSA HOWE.
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w ANTEn.

SITUATION as ENGINEER by one who understands
II tending running and building perfectly we'll Also ac-
quaned with building other kinds of Machinery nqure of
WIN. A. EAAlES, No. go (ate 49, Front-st. J4d3wa
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BOarGlers Wanted.

SEVERAL GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with
~ good board and the best of attention No. Howard
street, near summer dtf June
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Summer Dress Goods.
EDls,.e Soda WMteY..
Canary and Hemp Seed,

Il III NETN' i. +. LAZEL.L Apothecary,
May29dwis 20l Main-st. doors north Am. House.
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Providence q Worcester Railroad.

rsSASkfH New Route TO New York,
.ES2SZ VIA PROVIDENCE AND STONlNGTON,
-S&--- FARE $500.
CARS leave the Depot Green Street, Worcester, every
day Sundays exceptet) at 4l0 p M
lime g. 1850 diff l. H. SOUTHWICK, Supt.
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ReGrigeratOrs.

Il TORS Of ali Sizes ut manufacturers prices, for sale at
tile Furniture Ware Rooms opposite Central Exchange
Inne II dam TABER q LAWRENCE.
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ISHE above quantity wanted immediately by the sub
scriLers iur which the highest price will 5e paid.
f70''TT 71'F3sli HALL a. THOMPSON,
Sent 22. dwistf opposite Centrs Hotel.
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To Rent,

IA EH'uR good HOUSES--one on Walnut Street-one
:;# on Pleasant Street, and two Mechanic Street
9zssa. may ~ d3w ISAAC DAVIS.
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Gentlemen,
GOlSMtl.aI TerchVaets

Are respectfully invited to call and examine my extensive
Stockas my facilities for obtaining Goods direct from the
manufacturers enables me to offer them prices which
cannot fail to be satisfactory
0. F. THOMPSON I76 Main-st
April DIFF
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Dwelling House and Lot for saIe.

AA A HOUSE and LOT in the north part Of the city
"A The Lot contains 5000 square feet. Terms easy
"'1ss ALSO, LOT ofLAND, containing 81 acres with
over you Fruit Trees Of the best quality situated merom
the Court House, on the Holden road Terms LIBERAL
June DIT II. G.. FISH.
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Wanted Hnlrne(ViafeIy.

A SALESMAN of the first class at H. S. MOORE,S Fash
- lonable Tailoring and Clothing Establishment No 2l3
Main Street, in United States Block. Also BOY for err
rands i'll and about the Store. diff Anril ~
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NEWsTVG.

kJNI w AOV WNa
MRS. @. COREY respectfully gives notice that she
WI will do all kinds of SEWING-CUTTING and MAX
ING BOYS CLOTHING, etc. Her residence is at
May diff No. "a Exchange st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
SCHLESwIG.

A letter dated Hamburg Oct. 10, says:
From the seat of war the only Intelligence is
that of minor misfortune that befell an HolStein
outpost Yesterday; an officer and twenty FIVE
men, on field duty on the south bank of the Treene
toward Schwabstedt, were surprised during the
night by Danish patrol and made prisoners. a
very careless lookout must have been kept at the
post but as the whole party is captured no lnqul-
~ can be instituted
In explanation of the late descrtons it is stated
that they are confined to the newly enlisted re-
Cruits from different parts of Germany, and that no
native ofthc DuChies is among them. There is
no doubt many worthless vagabonds are attracted
to the seat of war, whose principal object is the
bounty money Of 10 thalers given on enlistment
and who make no scrupe Of deserving as soon as
possible after it is obtained.
The following is the only account oil the actual
extent Of the damage done to the town OF Frcde-
IiChstadt that has yet been given
The place Is nothing but heap Of ruins, for the
Few buildings the flames have spared shattered by
the lheayy balls aud shells thai they also lille better
than Fragments AL the eastern part OF the town is burnt,
and the southern portion far as the market pace-ony
something of what is called the h0cA town renans The
ferry the house The island, the Town Hail. churches,
chapes and schools have all fallen prey 10 the hame
No inhabitants remain IN III The three great locks by
which the Treeue connected with the Eyder shat
tered by shot; the mil and another mill are also de.
sroved in word, Frlederchstadt has ceased 10 exist
Some of the inhabitants continued TO save their
furniture and goods during the first days of the
attack, but many have lost all they possessed
they have all taken refuge in and around Husum
and the towns to the north, as they cannot cross
she frontier into Holstein. 1t is not even yet
known how many of the people ofthe place have
lost their lives,
The news from France Germany, Spain and
other parts OF the Continent, contains nothing far,
ther of Importance.