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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1850-02-12
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am pprIeben Wlonta9 Wlorgsn in SaDlor'S WlaIbi.
ncn-gSeridttc in Der Sa9ueitrabe. in Seu Oorf in-
tcm Der 9ampfiefIeI nit elmer fur6tbarn &raft CT.
plobirte unb bos gan,c @ebdutc in einen Srimmcr-
bauicn peripanbeItC. Die in bem 8cbdube beitdfs
ti9t paren. botten iib berctS ein9efunben unb man
permutbct tah 5llr 3eit Der Gypolion 1873 Yerlcnen
In bem @cbdubc ontpeIcnb tparen pel6ei iaff allc un
ter tcm Sd)utte begraben purben Die Gyploilon
foil ba6 9an3e 6ebdube ctipa 8ub auf9cboben unb
Gtiidc Bon ben Wlauern eini9e S6ritte peit mcgee
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Scben 9eretben bic brcnnbdren Srimmer in Srdnb
un6 eurb ba6 Serbeifonimen Der 8euerIcute nnrbe
bic berets berrlbenbc Gonfufon nod grober.
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begrabenen ji retten otcr pen9cnS ibrc 2eben duf-
dufinten, unb bis gum Olittipod abenb paren 40
9eiden unb SO lcbenbe RerSoncn aus tcm Sfutte
bcrpprge5cgen tpcrben uno 42 wurben bermibt. ba
man aIs fiber annimmt, taB CUR 3eit 126 9erIonen
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perunnaItet taB ie nlr an ben Sleicrrn cricnnbar
pann @on henen ireId)e nod lcbenp bcrauS9cbra6i
purben. ifarben bic Wlciften balb nabbcr G6 iit
nibt ipabribcinlt, taB ipdtcr nod cini9e bon ben
1ermibtcn lcbenb geiunben purbcn ba e unieblbar
bel ben ialtcn seetter erirorcn iein miicn menn e
aud nibt 9lcib bel Der Gypoilon umiamen.
Die Sbulb an Der Ggplcilcn ipirb bem Olai6ini-
fen hce Srn sdDlor suscibriebcn. Gr bate fribcr
aIs 9eipobnli6. 8euer angentabt unb ba bas Seuer
om Samaase ausgeIOibt unb bei bem iaten gSet-
ter tcr aecI 9ons falt 9cporten par 70 crfo9c bic
Grploiicn Iobalt bic Sibe bcboenns fea Sn Der
tparen 81 2eute bcbdftiat H.
in tcr Sutinadcrc in bemieIben Soauie. TO- Die In
brr 8ntbinberci. mi obern Sicd arbeitcnben W,db-
d,er iparcn gldliberipeife nod nidbt un9cfolnnen,
ais bic Gyplofion ftattfanb.
sDid)tig. pom Galifornien--yle SrleanS
ben 3. Gebruar --Durh cine anflnft babier erbel-
ten mir sla6ri6ten pcn Gan 0rantSto bis 5um 81
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Hue osiII OtrtWle Geo SupeflhIeneenItn Ger
8cf6fbuIsm fir oaS Sbuljabr meItbts am
1. sui lS49 snbiatr MAIDEN mir fclssnosn
@usju9, SsrtS Gauntp tstrtftno:
@anss Nnsabl Der 9iifrifts "A
QSdbrsno rsm Sabre btrbtst IA
DO DO be;ablt IA
@an;s 9(njab Der Sbulsn II
9n;abl Der nccb erfcroerIidDen II
9urhibnitSjobI Der SbuImcnats 6
SabI Der Qsbrer CO
3abl Qsbrsrinnsn 80
9urhfbn. qsbrr:@sbalt per Mcnat 1921 46
% gebUrinnen /" :" ~ 25
3abl Der mdnnlidben SbaIsr 1881
3abl Der Wsibliden DO 2,4l3
Sabl Der 9sutlb lsrnsnbsn 10 23S
9urbfbnittsiabl SbIlsr in jstsr Stbult 81
llnhrridpt snssS d)lIsrS per Monnt SO Cents
Setra9 Der 9slsgtsn Sarsn $25,63l So
Srbaltsne Staatss8srwiai9unssn 2,55S 42
@rbaten pcn tcleftirtem Sdlutar 9,S49 16
Srlfsn bes llnterribtS l0,122 IL
Ssusrung unp sufdai9e 9lus9aben l,453 60
Soften fir Sdubduisr ;u faufen,
bauen, renten unb repariren 6,396 94
Hinpanoerun9. - Nab elmer cffiesasn
2tngobe Der @misranten:@ OmmifIicn Ianostsn
i'm Sabre l849 in Nsu Ycrf nibt wsni9sr aIs
234,27l Yafa9isrs, wopon 13,669 Burger Der
Ser. Staatsn mb 220,603 @inwantsrsr mas
rem. Bon ben Qsstsren famen: bon Srelane
1851, bon 9sutiblanb 55,7O5, Yon gn9s
lamb 26,32l, ron Sbcttanb 894O, Hcr,us9sn
5000, Sranfrid 2683,SbmsiS laos, S6mss
ben 1907, Stalsn Coz, YcIsn 1873, @bina 6,
aus Der Sirfsi 6. Die ibrissn famnn ron psrs
fbisbsnen anbsrn qdnoern. Die Sinwanbsrsr
famen in 694 amsrifanifbsn, $40 sn9lilbsn,
IS eeutfbsn Sbiffsn u. {. 10.
Srcifprebun9 einee t1I6roers.--9apib
g. Snsplsp, in Sarrisbur9, Der, rpie unfsrs qss
fer iib erinnsrn psrosn, anssf!a9t mar isinsn
Batter ermorcet Su babsn, wurbe pcrise @ods
pOr Der Court pcn 9aupbn eauntp psrbcrt IL.
ss9sn alls erwartun9 frsissfprodsn, neil bic
Surp msints, bas sr sur 3sit 100 sr ben Worb
be9in9 psrriidt mar. Ser 9lusfprub Der Sus
rp fol- 9rObs aufrs9un9 perurfabt babsn.
Salfbe 17eten.-Salfbs 2 Sbaler.&sIisf.
nctsn pon Der Wisosraussabe Der SarmsrS
Sanf bon aancaifsr, eireuliren i'm wsitlibsn
psnniplpanisn. Gis fOasn tdulbsnb nab9s:
madbt uno nur baran ;u erfsnnsn isin, bas lis
psl sr6bsr eraprt iino alS bic dbten unb oas
bic llntrfbrftsn Der Ssamten sscruft fnc.
Wsan butte fb pOr bsnieIten.
Der Observation-Disclosures @bars
teton Msreurp lsfsrts mldnsif fOlssnoe "a.
Belle BON benz greu9niffs unb Ssrbrautb BON
Saumwcus, wdbrsnb ben Isstsn Is Sabrsn,
BON 1884 bio l648:
@rSsu9t. Nsrbraubf.
Sn europa. Sn Nmsrifa.
1884, I,254,000 1,036,000 $4,000
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Scr Srucfcr brantbt Gjclb! f!

Dies IN ci0CntliG cine ute Sddc, bic Sober mf'
fen fpIItc-tu mir abcr aus Grfdbrun9 piIler, edb
pice unicrcr &unten nid)t hdrdn bcnfcn 70 piro cS
nid)t unpdirnt Icn le bur6 eini9c gScrte tardn
3u ernnCrn "1rudcr t6nnen nidbt pom SSinbc c,
bcn" pflcgtc Der bctrducrtc Tr 0rCcn 5u id0Cn unb
ipcr bCS bcber;igt nrb bdIb Cinlebcn bdh iic fir
ibre arbct bc,aDl lpcrbcn mifcn. bonn ile brauden
auber tcm qeben6untcrbat au6 nod groBe Sums
men 8clr. bic Soften fir Ydpicr unb nod picI un-
tCrc sIuSgdbtn 81 bereitcn. g4ir baben in cinigCn
&Rofcn bcbeutrntc SummCn fir 1clde NrtteI gu be-
5aben, tpcIbc 6u ticfcr 9clbrdrcn Belt 1bpcr 0ubu
MAIDEN llnb; mir ipcrbCn babcr bcue tlnb nddfe
g8obc bcnicni9cn bic unS ibon Iangc f6ubi9 unt
biclIciht aud piIig iinb gu bc3abcn. ibrc @cbnune
gen 3uIbdrn unb Criportcn bdb flc unicrCm WunIbe
bae nad)fcmmen ncrbCn
Sc aCIbicbt nnr ICltCn, unb INNER nit 0ibcripiIs
len, bab mir bic IuumicIigcn &untCn bcS SccbaftcrS
6fftntiCb al ibrc Yfbt crinucrn bic ubCr llmtdnbe
3pin9Cn un8 CS 5u tbun. tenn GiniQe babcn idD Bis
ics 70 bartIcibig bctpiCcn bNb c6 balb n0tbi9 Icin
ipirt, ibncn cipdS onbcrS oIS cine 8ebuun9 3uItits
ten NIc6 baucrt Icinc 3cit 70 aud bic Qan9rnutb
bcS 9ruGcrS Dies ioItC nid)t pCrgClItn ipertcn
Die B0um IN ollcns 4 abr if-SCit bcrlCb'
ten gcriammIun9 Der 9iUitorrn am pcrIcbtcn Gam,
Rd9c in ben Srcunben bc6 lluterncbmenS ipicbcr Gin
neuer Scfnun9Sffcrn auf9C9an9cn Gin Serr bon
MaiIa6uIctt6 bat ib erboten bic Sabrt fur $780,
900 gu buurn. mas $4,000 pcni9cr ais Der 5uerit
an9ebCtenc GOntratt bon Gcn SamcS suf bieIem
Ne9c bcborf es ndtirIi6 mCni9cr lntcrIbriiten unb
tcbalt Der bicrte She'll bon bcien 100000 einbc.
6obt in, fpirb Der Sau cbne @cr5u9 pordn9eben-
a8ie mir Uerncbmen foIIen cni9e Der groBcn Stcds
batter nod I'M &iidfantc icn tpdbrenb bic 0lcbrbeit
Der fIcinern ibrcn @erbinrIi6feiten pinttIi6 nab-
sctommen III Die gtidDtabIun9 Ibcnt mcbr BON
glan9cI am 9utcn g8iIIcn, al5 rom @aun9cI am GEL
be bcrllrIbrcn
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2Sie Der Snrif ipirff.

2Sie Der Sarif ,pirff.
Die gSiriungcn tcS brttiiden SarifS nerten i'm.
mer mebr bcmcrfbar unb Ictcr miilien. pc gcip6bn-
lib. @iele barunter lcben bic cS nidt pcrbulbet ba
ben. @on alien Seten aufcn Nadbricbten cn raB
GIcns unb anberc Sabrifen ibre arbeitcn 9anj obcr
gum She'll cngeeIt unb ibrc Nrbcitcr ctl0frn BADEN
Gon HittSbur9 erfabren mir bob bort allein Is bis
1900 &eronen arbcitloS finb, inSo9e be6 Nufborcns
mtbrcr Gicnlperfe In iencr Stdbt Die sla6ri6teu b.
anbcrn 9iffriften in 4enniDlpancn, bic iid) baupt-
id6IidD nit Gifcnarbeitrn bciddfti9cn luucn nid)t
minbcr trdurg. Der niebr9c YreiS ben bic @iien-
meitcr fir ibre qrobufte erbdltcn Ibcnt lie INNER
mcbr ju cntmutbi9cn unc icIan9c bic Ginfubr bon
brittiIfcn GiIcn nibt burb cnen bobcn 5arif oter
-3on erIdiprrt prb in feline Seficrun9 gu bofen
sIuS ben 8obcns&cgi bort man ieBt cbcnfalS
bduf9e 8a9en iber Wlungcl an @eb unb Nrbeit,
bic cbcnfalls bonn britIhen Sarif bcrribrcn unb 70
on9e tducrn ipcrben bi6 bcreIbc aufgcbcbcn II burf
tncn beiicrn crfcEt cin ipirb. Die Sdnpt Snbnric-
3pcge bon %CnnIDIpdnicn Icibcn an encm llcbcl baS
Dor ed6 Sabrrn burtb cine 0pbrbeit bcs @olfcS Dcr-
porgcruicn wurtc Der 0ldn9eI an Nrbeit unb Der
CbCnio brildrnte Wun9c an 6clb Der ict GROCER ift
ais CT felt ben lcbtcn Is Sobren mar, babcn brcn
naI-Stc9icrnn9 nibt bdb befrnb cinI6rcitet mO9n
mir ncb ctpaS ShlimncrcS cnpartcn.
Gbitorp ebfel-Sobn {. Q8crncr, GIq, bon
Der @cttSpGer "8rcibeit6- -9niIc." Sciat in Icincm
lcBtcn Slattc an bab er bic 9ruderCi an fcncn gee
trcuen 8cbuIfcn, Srn. 8 g. 8crtrum pcrtauit bat,
Der bon nun all bic 9cruu69dbe be6 Slattc6 bcorgcn
ipirb, Srcunb MCrnCr pirb obnc 3pefcI icin Sehdf-
dcn I'M Srodncn baben unb Icinem Nd6folgcr rLn-
I6cn mir Slid in icncm @cIbdftc
llufb6rcn ocr Urhcitcr.- She'll Ser
Nrbsitsr, Die bsim NuS9rabsn psS SbuDfius
Canals bsibdfti9t itnr, battsn bcbsrn gODn
9sfcrbsrt unb neil tsrflbs nidbt bsmCi9t murs
be- psrfubtsn fis 9sifsrn pOr obt Sa9sn elm
aassmsnsS aufb6ren su bspirfsn, mas atsr
nidt 9slan9, ba MIR bic flsnifs SabI milIi9
ipar aufjubersn. Die Nrbeitsr mulisn um elm
Spctt9slb arbsitsn, bob ibsint ss nd)t ratbs
fam Su fsin, tas lts fIb Su bisfr 3sit, no ras
9anjs eanb untsr ben Birfun9sn Der Qcccfcccs
Masrs9eln lsbst ba9s9sn auf1sbnsn.
wer nidbt fdrt Pann AUDI nidt ern'
tcn.-Bir lsnfsn bic NufmsrfIamfst unftrsr
8uunbs i'm qanrs auf bic 2lnSs9s bs6 esrrn
Green, in elmer aneern SpaIts. Ior. o. 9sbt
nab bsm ob9en @runrlaes unS mtiniht bas
bic Sausrn pel Saamsn iden, litsreu9t bas
lie bann aub pisI Glse bsfcmmsn merben.
Die 6ibfonsSamilie, aus YsrIonsn bes
ifebenb, 9absn am Mttmcb unb 9cnnsrifa9
Nbeap Gcno:ts in Der befi9en Obj 8sIOwSs
JQaOs uno srntstsn ben Ssifaa brsr 3ub6rsr.
Die Scnesrts warsn nibt 70 jablreib bsfudt
mie iIs es wcbl peroisnt bdttsn, ben bic &Inlfs
lsr psroisnsn bic llntcritisuns osS publitums,
wcbn lis andb INNER 9sbsn mt9sn.
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Sreilbulen in 8erf5 Gauntp.

sus bsm Ssribts rsS Supsrintsncentsn Ger
8cIf6fbuIsm fir baS SbuIjabr msIbtS am
1. sui 1849 snbi9ts, MAIDEN mir fplssnosn
2lus;lla, 3srtS &nlntn hetrsffenh,
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Der 3aum,p ellen.S Sanoel.-9s @bars
teton Msreurp tisfrts unldnsit folssnbe ga.
Belle BON esm @r;su9niit unb 8srbraub BON
Saumwcus, wabrsnp ben lsshn Is Sabun,
pon 1884 bio I948:
N...,,,t Msrkra,d,f
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12
POLICE COURT.

ILLEGAL ADJUSTMENTS. Saturday evening, about
IL O'Clock, while the storm raging, the Waterman
at the City Hall, suspectng that all was not right in
the Engine House, which joins the lookup, removed
bit Of board from the PARTITION and through the aper
ture made thereby saw five engaged in gambling.
He acquainted the City Marshall with the circumstance,
who proceeded with sufficient posse to the Engine
House, where, after accommodating they burst open the
door, and arrested James Nc Farland, Mllcn Nc Far
land, Henry Iorcnscud, Henry 0. Leonard, and James
Donty. Monday morning they were brought before the
Police Court They owned up to the charge of gamb-
ling, and were let off with fine of $500 each and
costs, amounting in the aggregate to about $50
Three of the party are members of Engine Co. No. A.
Three Of them, also, have families
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12

2 PROSPECTS OF BosToN, In recent publication,
1t IS stated by Mr.. Samuel S. Lewis that in the spring
OF 1851, Boston will have her railroad system in full
operation. She will then have two thousand five hun
dred and hrtyseven miles of railroad completed at
cost Of more than Slo0OOOOOO, connecting that city
by railroad and steam navigation, with thirteen States
OF the Union, comprising area Of four hundred and
ninety-fve square miles, the two Canadas. the lakes.
WIN 'her nTe thousand miles Of coast, and the whole
enD'aclns population OF nine million one hundred and
n'nelytnree thousand The transportation of freight
on these roads will probably be equal to six million.
tons annually, and when we consider the vast popula
uon to be accommodated by these lines of roads. and
the immense business Of the States through which tbev
pass, the Canadas and the great West; it cannot be
doubted that ere lans the capabilities of these roads
will scarcely be fouad equal to the demands unon them
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12

New YORK EXPLOSION. The body of Crissev
the engineer, was found on Saturday, and not dollar
was found upon him, though has been reported he
had 5000 with him. The coronor's inquest shows thai
Crissey was highly cupabe, having been warned that
the steam was 'too dry" and danger Of explosion im.
minent DIR Montgomery, patentee of the boiler, test.
fled that the boiler was made by Walker & Mligan,
and was improperly made. Milligan was warned Of
this and MIR Montgomery refused to pass il, for which
reason Mr. Taylor rejected il.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12
UNION.

Yelovers of freedom awake TO your duty,
shake on the firm grasp. Of old slayerys paws
e Let not your hard earnings serve him for a booty
To pamper the lust of his rapacious NAV.
lies logged us, and ynched u.s. without judge or jury
And cushioned our backs with his feathers and tar!
Then rouse up, we treenen, awake TO your duty
And vote the FREE TICKET In this moral war
Long, long time enough, has old Slavery ruled u.s.
Unheeded our cries, and made justice TO lag
In IN nails OF our Senate has threatened and fooled u.s.
And stopped all our mouths with the Atherton gag!
IL has torn from our persons the right of projections
Which came to US sealed with the blood of our sires
fe sons OF the Pilgrims awake to reflection,
AND vote the TRUE TICKET which Freedom inspires.
Garrison towed through the streets with cable
A Lovejoy, in cold blood, shot into his grave
The right of petition kicked under the table
And Iorrey martyr for loving the slave
Dlrks pistols, and bowie knives ourshed in Congress-
The duelist making and breaking our laws!
re men OF New England now seek for a redress,
by hrmly supporting the Liberty cause
ComeWhig come Loco, come Free Soil ard lead um,'
just throw aside names, and turn out to a man,
Come, rally around the old standard of Freedom
And fight against Slavery hard as you can
Inc liberty bought with the blood of our Fathers,
Has long enough quvered in Savery's Jaws
Then vote the Free Ticket, 'tis better than powder
10 dow up the monster and cripple his paws
And when true Freeman shall sit in the chair. sir.
Wen ask no roast beef and two dollars day''-
he give us what's better, what's just, and what's fair sir
Good laws which all Chris ans shall dare obey.
", thel shall the flag OF our nation wave glorious
The groan of the slave to scken our ears
The car of our freedom roll onward victorious
uncogged by their letters, their groas their tears
That the shade ofour Fathers who fought and who fell
10 free our fair country from tyranny's chain,
IN the biest world Of spirits no longer may tell
The glory they won is all covered with shame
by all your devotion to justice and right,
Inc love OF your country the sweets of your home,
stand up, IN the strength and power of your might
And with the Free Ballot seal slavery's DOOM
NoFta0oro', FEB. 1850 u. NJ. T. w.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12

MORE OF Mrs. MILLER. The Lynchburg,
Va Republican OF Jan. 81 states positively that this
lady was in that city on Sunday, the 9th, accom-
panied by the young man namedE Baker, ofWinches-
ter, with whom she sloped. They called them
selves Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. Mr. Jones, keeper
OF the hotel where they stopped, thinking he might
be the means of restoring her to her father broached
the subject to the young man -
she at first denied their identity, but upon Mr..
Jones proposing to call in gentleman from Staunton
who knew him, declined the honor of an introduction
lie evmced excessive alarm, and appealed to Mr.
Jones to know what he had best do under the cir
cumstances Mr.. J. declined to advise him. but pro-
posed to advise Mrs. Miller, to which he readily
consented. Upon entering her room Baker stated to
her that she was suspected of being Mrs. Miller
Without evlncng the slightest emotion, and calmly
winding her guard chain about her fingers She ery
modestly expressed her inability to understand what
was meant by the remark. Mr.. Jones at once ex-
planned all the particulars Of the elopement when
she bowed her understanding Of the matter, and
pleasantly suggested to her paramour that his bust
ness was pressing 1t would perhaps be best that he
should go on to Liberty, and let her remain until his
return, that they might, in the meantime, take steps
to clear up the unfounded suspicious ahoat to their
prejudice She Immediately, however, followed up
her suggestion, good-hurnoredly, with the remark,
that 1t was matter which did not concern the pub
nc, and about which they alone accountable to
MAJOR Miller, and they would therefore proceed on
together. Mr.. Jones then entered into conversation
with her, and in the of frankly advised her
to retrace her steps and return TO her fther-that
Baker would drop her the first occasion that pre-
scented itself-and was anxiously waiting such an op
portunity, &c. But she declined Mr.. US advice.
and expressed herself mpervous to any suspicion Of
Bakers fidelity. Mrs. Miller is small woman,
quite pretty, with pug nose, about 80 years of
and In an interesting situation. She wore wig Of
short hair. Her paramour looked to be about p OR
"a years of AGES of moderate size, tolerably hand
some, and the appearance Of his face Indicated that
It had recently been shorn of pair of whiskers.-
They received their breakfast and dinner meals in
their roon but after the recognition they marchedto
supper table with quite bold sep and cheerful ex
terior-at least the lady did, but the young man did
not rally from the effects of the recognition but pre-
scented downcast appearance the remainder of the
day. Indeed, it was evident that she was woman
OF almost incredible nerve while he possessed very
little. 1t is supposed they went to Gainesville BY
private conveyance Mr. Jones wrote immediately
to ler Gther at Detroit Michigan
Its said Major Miller is on the track of the fugi-
tives.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12
For Three Days Only!
H. R H. NCH RAS FITS

E subscriber takes honor in informing the Ladies' Of
a. ocester mat he has Just arrived in town with spen
orc IN the market here Hsstock embraces the p1ea,cs
variety Oh PlAlN and EMBROIDERED BASKETS In every
shae ana SIZE and receiving them directly from tie facto
lcs nc ~ enabled to sell them the lowest wholesale
prices, rom oEE CENT to Four DOLLARS u piece.
at No Sc MAIN STREET. '"''
rcp :. dat WILLIAM X. DRUIL
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12

RISE IN iTEG MISSISSIPPI. The N. o. Picay,ne
says 'he MISSISSIPPI river is rising rapidly. In the VII
c'niy 81 hayosssra che country is partially submerged;
ana aNicksurg the water is but feet lower than the
highest water mark Of last season. In the parish Of
St. John the baptist humid eds of houses have been
rendered anteoantable by the overflow Of water.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12

rhhsHEr. The recent rain has produced great
rise in the streams and considerable damage has been
done in some places. The mill dam at the manufac,u.
ing establishments of j. X. l.. Bckford IN tho Ir,rd
WICK road about three miles west Of the City Hall was
carried away.
AZ the deep cutting at Phippss Ill., in Hoiston. on
the Milford Branch Rail Road the earth was washed
IN and buried the track deep that the trains we're
prevented from passing yesterday morning, although
strong force was employed in removing the ohstruc.
ton i was supposed that it would occupy them the
whole day.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12

FROM WASHINGTON. letter to the New York
Herald states that personal took place ON
Friday between Mr.. Fitz Henry Warren and Mr.. Lev.
in of which had grown out of some Do,,
Office contracts. The parties were separated.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-02-12
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

l MONDAY, Feb. IL.
| SENATE. Report Of Committee-On Public Char
liable Insttuons-B to change the name of the State
Reform School,
The Plurality bill was postponed to tomorrow, when
the question is to be taken by yeas and nays.
HOUSE. Passed to be Enacted-BilIs, concerning
the Massachusetts Medical Society; to continue in
force the charter Of the Bristol County Mutual Fire In
surance Co.
Petitions presented OF Abel Bliss and others for div
lson of the town of Wilbraham.
The orders of the day were taken up and the House
resumed the consideration of the divorce BILL But no
question was taken.
ARRIVAL OF THE Ono. The following ac-
count of the Ohio's arrival was furnished to the
New York papers by the Clerk of the steamer
The U. s. Mail steamship Ohio, Lieut. Schenck.
U. S. N, arrived on Saturday morning from New
Orleans and Havana, bringing the mails from Cali
fornla and all the other mails from the Pacific coast
which were brought over to Havana by the steam
ship Falcan from Chagres
She brings half million dollars worth of gold.
part of which is on freight and part belongs 10 the
passengers. Also $40 900 worth of Mexican doub-
looms. on freight from New Orleans to New York.
The OHIO brings l37 passengers-60 from New Or
leans, II from Havana, and 65 from Chagies.-
California. The Falcon, Captain Hartstone, from
Chagres, arrived at Havana on the LIST inst, with
1870 passengers and nearly one million dollars worth
OF gold, one-half of which comes by the Ohio; the
residue goes to New Orleans
NICARAGUA TREATY. The New York Tri-
bune OF Saturday says: A Treaty has been framed
and signed by Secretary Clayton and Sir H. L. Bull
yer for the complete and final adjustment of all
differences or causes of difference between the two
nations England and the United States] in regard
70 any portion of Central America. including Nicara
qua and the Mosquito Coast The Treaty was signed
at an early hour on Monday morning last and the
Special Messenger conveying it to Englend passed
through this City on Tuesday, and left Boston in tn,
British Mail Steamer on Wednesday with the Treaty
In his possession. Neither our Secretary of Stat,
nor the British Minister any longer makes secret
the fact that such Treaty has been concluded anc
signed And we may add that we have good reason
ior our belief that Its character and stpuIations
such as every lover of Peace, Equity, improvement
and Progress wapprove.