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The NewYork Herald of the 23d gives lhe foI.

The NewNork Herald of the 23d gives the fol-
lowing particulars Of the sailing Of the Viceroy:
Yesterday at O'Clock the iron steamship Vice
roy, Capt. Ewing, sailed from pier No. 2, for Gal
way, Ireland, carrying out letters and papers and
some few passengers. The llish Flag, presented on
the preceding day, together with The Stars and
Stripes aud the Union Jack foated from her masts
large crowd collected around the pier, and on the
Battery, TO see her departure, and loudly cheered
her as she left the dock. The fine steamer ST.
Nicholas, which had been chartered for the occa-
sion lay alongside for about two hours before the
sailing, and Shelton's Brass Band, who were on
board, reformed the Bold Soldier Boy,'' and
several Irish, Scotch and American airs As the
Viceroy rounded the corner Of the pier she fired
| gun, and the band struck up "The Girl / left be-
hind me-" In fifteen minutes after the ST. Ncho-
las, which had been detained in taking in passen-
gers for The excursion, followed in the wake OF the
| Viceroy, and overlook her exactly at O'Clock,
| when greetings and loud cheers were nterchanged.
| The steamers kept together for twenty minutes
more, during which the band performed medley
of Scotch airs, in compliment 10 Capt. Ewing. The
| sea becoming somewhat rough, at twenty minutes
past2 o'clock the ST. Nicholas put about the band
playing first Hail Columbia and then ST Patrick's
| Day, when a salnaton OF flags took place, Mr.
James Bergen doing honor TO Old Ireland with a
green flag, amidst discharge of cannon, loud
| cheering and waving of hats. The band then
| struck up Sweet Home.
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LIFE IN PHILADELPHIA.-Several attempts at
incendarism were made on the night of the 9th
instant. About 10 clock, some boys fired frame
carpenter shop in Lombard street east of Broad.
The young villains were discovered by watch
man, who gave chase notwithstanding, they man
aged to escape. About two o'clock, A. NJ, two men
forced open the door OF the Franklin Hose House
with a crow-bar, and set the building on fire. They
also were discovered by colored boy, but though
the alarm given, they escaped. In the course
OF the night, desperate effort was made to set fire
to the extensive stables of Mr.. E. Conklin, in Lodge
Alley. Some old lumber was piled up against the
weathers, and between fifty and one hundred boxes
of matches placed under it; only few of the
matches ignlted and these going out, the efior
proved abortive. In the two former cases, some
damage was done by the flames
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
,cEgscEnr oyyIcE.

COTTON-Thc market was rather quiet Saturday,
parties waiting for the Magma accounts and only about
1900 bales found purchasers, easier prices for the lower
grades. We modify quotations accordingly. Dispatches
announcing the arrival Of the Niagara at Halifax We're re-
ceved yesterday Sunday morning She brought advces
Of decline of Il 6d in Cotton at Liverpool, and dn
market Sales Of the week preceding her departure 5000
halas 9.3i
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From PoRT AU PRINcE.-Advices from this
place to the 9Th nlt, say the Island was tranquil,
and business almost stagnant Money was also
scarce. There was little coffee on hand, and hold
ers consequently demanding such high prices as to
check business operations very materially. Little,
if any, Iogwood or mahogany il the yards.
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HYDRoPHoBIA.-Ag girl, named Fowler aged II
Years, residing with her parents in Green street,
Philadelphia, has been suffering under anattack Of
hydrophobia, which is supposed to result from the
bite ofa cat. The girl lived with Mr. Seth Smith,
Treasurer Of the District Of Spring Garden, and on
an afternoon in last March, whilst she was sitting
with the family cat that was kept about the house
became suddenly mad, or seized with fit; where
upon she proceeded to kick the animal out Of doors
In odoing, the cat jumped at her and bit her on
the arm. The wound soon healed, and nothing
more was thought of the affair, nor was there any
apprehension ofhydrophoha on the part of any one
On the 10th, at the residence of her parents, she
was taken alarmingly i'll, and evinced a terrible
dread of water Spasm succeeded spasm, during
which her sufferings were enough to horrify all
around her. She was still alive on the Dist, bui
little hope, however, was entertained for her re.
c0very.
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MAssAcHUsETTs,-Th returns of the Assessors
show thus far very marked increase in popula-
ton in almost every town Of Massachusetts, since
the year 1910. The increase in Lowell has been
nearly 1900, or fifty.seven per cent.
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NEW ORLEANS oATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Sunday Evening. June 3D. ls50.3
Arrived since Friday per Ne Plus Ultra Hannibal
Fanny Smith, Maria Burt, and Caddo: 2i9 Beeves and
Calves, 44O Sheep, and 81 Hogs Excepting Hogs, which
remain scarce there heavy supply for Strengthening
sale, but no Western Beef
Prices: Beef Cattle, s1z604Scgp ID net; Hogs. $40
&c " ID net; Sheep 81 500 ~ 50 " head; Much Cops, Sl3
s23 4p head Cubes s5 50a1s7 50 ~ head.
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U. S. MINT.-The amount of California gold
received the Mint in Philadelphia, from the LIST
to the Dist ult was S1,750O0O, and of other gold
bullion during same period S150,00O, making a
total of $1,9O0,000. The coinage of gold for the
same time was S1,674O00. During the same Pc
riod $4,000 in silver were received, and Sl0,S00
i eoined
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A AGo-AHEAD AGE.-Mr. Porter is making rapid
progress with his ellipiica balloon, in which he
says he will carry passengers to California.
Mr.. Wise, the celebrated Eronaut, is also build
ing one on the same principle at Lancaster, Penn,
for the purpose Of crossing the Atlantic. Ii would
be delightful thing 10 travel during this hot wealth
er, in the of balloon, instead of smoky rail-
road car.
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The New York Courier says the importaiions Of
the last nine months have been upwards of sixteen
millions Of doars greater than in The same time last
year, and the exports thirteen millions less.
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A DESIGNATION OF THE DAY-The abolitisnists
Of Boston 10 have grand jubilee on the fourth
Of july All the leading spirits will participate in
the exercises.
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NAvAL.--Fhe Norfolk Courier Of the 25th says: I:
The U. S. steamship Saranac got under weigh
Yesterday, and proceeded up TO Gosport Navy
Yard for repairs to her mac hnery which are to be
done at the Gosport Iron Works.
Lieutenant. ]. B. Thompson has resigned his COM
mission in the Navy.
A Naval General Court Martial will convene on
board the U. s. ship Pennsylvania, at Gosport Yard
24h inst, for the trial Of such persons as may be
brought before it.
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Texas scrip is on the rise and members of Con-
gess supposed 10 be buying it up on the strength
Of the omnibus, which we do not believe.
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DENIAL BY Mr.. WlLLIs.-Mr. Willis declares
| that the note sent TO the Herald, in his name,
threatening toeudgel the editor. WAS as~cr vvrtEen
by him.
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HE JACKSON STATUE.-We are sorry to learn
that the statue is in stain quo. Mr. Mills is not
yet supplied with the metal to be melted down for
the purpose, and must await the action of Congress
upon the subject.
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nRAYAGE-The undersigned will receive proposals
IL until IL the 9Th of July, 1850, for the DRAYAG
of PUBLIC SUPPLIES under his direction said Drayage
embrace from July H. 1885, June so. l85t and proposals
whether the charges will be accordance with
the established by the city not and II nOt specified
rates must be stated either less load the
may be- during the And also, whether the City Rules
as to what shall constitute load shall be the rule in regus
ting the number of loads whether what may be actually
hauled time be called load The price per load
the u s. Barracks will be also stated. 1t must be under
stood that days shall Re at all times ready to meet the public
calls, without delay and shall not Quit the public haul
ing until completed for purpose Whatever. And fur
her that each drsy shall be furnished with good arpanln
for the protection OF the stores haul in wet weather
Any damage loss while in charge OF Draymen
by their neglect careene be paid for by the
tractor. Payments be made monthly, or when in funds
should be on hand the eud of the month. Bonds
with two approved srees in the of $5OO0 will be
quired for the faithful men OF the contract Proposals
will be sealed and addessed TO me- endorsed Proposals for
Drayage.' L. +. HUNT, Deputy q. M. Geu.
@Deputy Quarter Master Generals Office, New Orleans
June "a 1850. ie28td
GtTOVEs! sTOVES-In store and for sale, -
- complete assortment Of Cooking, Office, Parlor 80
and Barroom STOVES. MMz@
NcGran's celebrated Alright COOK STOVES, F@Ak
aud The Stove will be found surpas all Others
CARDS economy, exceency and simplicity And large
business only be done by selling cheap will sell al
small advance on cost q. w. w. GOODWIN,
Wholesale and Retail Tinware MannactoTy,
taQQ Front Iavpa
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
rITuDE go 81 3O' -I.oHaIruDx 500 W-in Time, 81.


Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Falcon, Rogers, ChagreS via Havana,
steamship POrtand Boehuer, Galveston and Matsgorda
Ship Thos Church Pratt Liverpool, L H Gale
Ship Devonshire, Strickland HewYoFk Toby y Bogert
Sp Ship Mozart, PUG, b.rceona- Phig Mir h co
''.' -''1''-' JP Whitney & co
sup '''''''' '''''' = j w Andrews & co
sp Ship Josefa, Jaures, Barcelona, r nj Castillo
Ship Sharon, Merriman. Leghorn, l. ii Gale
Bark Arthnsa, Crowen, Lisbon, Whitney & co
Bark Telegraph, Grant Boston, Wetherby & Hopkins
Bark MiaudOn, Butler. Havana. Pug, Mir &
sclr ? Smart, Earl, Tampico, . Mickham
schr Charan, Ducey, ChagFes, y W1ekham
schr Cara, Love, Campeachy, w Brown
SehT Two Friends Simms, Matagorda Bay, o Wickham
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Globe Talbot from Brazos Santiago, 9th u
to Harris Il Morgan-2d my.
Steamship Maria Burt, Young, from Lavaca and Galveston
18th ult, to master-ad my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen Taylor, Hyde, from DonadsOnvile
Moro Castle. Scott, from Cincinnati
Bride, Hadiock, from St Louis.
Hannibal, Lusk. from 81. Louis.
Storm, Lee, from Louisyiie-5baes cotton.
Ne Plus Ultra, Robinson, from st. Louis.
Buckeye, Devon, from Cincinnati.
Fanny Smith, Richards, from Louisville.
Medora, Clark, from Shreyeport-le5 bales cotton.
Arrived Yesterday.
u Schr Major Barbour, Arnet days from BTazos San-
ago. IL ballast 70 y : iPo% Is5zdso
ballast, to maser-Pont.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen Harner, Rowe, from Pensacola
MARY Foley, DalfeTes, from Isafourcie.
Bowndes, Jr, jerks, from Princeton6l bales cotton.
Caddo, Graham, from shreveport-5 bales cotton.
Jas !. Day, Bates. from Mobile;
s schr Arispe.
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MAFoRALry OF NEw ORLEANS. !

MAroRALrY or NEw ORLEANs,l
June n, 1850.
NOTICE hereby given that in accordance with the
foregoing resolution Of the Council of Municipality No.
Two passed the 18th inst that viii proceed TO sell al my
Office, MONDAY, the eth day of July, prox., at Y
o'clock NJ the lowest bidder. for account ofAEBERT
LAFRANCpIS, the former purchaser, the contract os fur
nishng and delivering of the WROUGHT IRON SPIKES
for the Wharyes during the year $780,
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Damaged HQHts... Damaged Goods
s;,....5. y. 2. : =. PETITRAIN.
" Is lSs ,s 1sas s.s, = ..s n q s ssss, cunt
= ''ss ss;s ! assss 'sss sPoSL ro7ToN
bass points 6rarisF'a 6r1y French BLANKETs.
Oa BT T.H. 1s2sTITPXIn. Z "TRIP ;,ii'' ''ooa''
WEpEEsDAYy ys,I q q 70 e.ssek-Wi be sold stds Ape
rs SseLssss D RI ,1 81 x sss DRY GOODS eouD.
pa5 q FsSss Ms.s. ossasas a., LssS
White Print. Mourning epsr Beacfed Jssns
so TsI b.n. & an dss1ls 'sss:a ;ss's: &c %
4 I: s:!::s:: :s.4ss: ;' III III :.
r. q. ia E1Qzz,
4 &UcTTON AND c0Msffs5l0N afiT tffr has rsnsrsi
% No. g Ga.isI sifssIs ztfse hs ~ ssr aieton
X II ssats sss q sssi si1s.. S s''s !. l'ss
T RWIs FIORANCE, cesunslssipned s8netioness. 81
T. - 5 sH - as$oa Ss e Il s w u: ss y R: Z ss 'ss
Damaged Cotton, Por asdens, HoasstPd ayas,
ssni;. fS; w also makes a'aH's' On Ms'eads p'' ma Il
Ladies' .N;esU Dress Goods.
mE D. p. sCANLAN u co. m
a receiving ri.a e y sus 3 sasss. iissss
VA w shsies seIos Ass,s 81 % %lPsd Pslnisa o.E.nss
I,l5tsas: sSs.sssI P aEi .iyls I'd
6ssss GOODS Szais MiIiSEE xcts ss ~ EssRo
hs Rrreps Alus1iez hey viii ssil At as
Low PRICES
as 2a ~ an 3 paEsha.d o5 az apy oseI houss IN ne city
sssss Per ssd
N ~ n ~ ~ u
Blu U IL -
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
IN many Lagusees and old rars and scarce every depart
ent oi scenee the Ars and Isrraurs cuous "a Book,
| p,ln.. psunha.- .ss...s ut.s ,t.., 49, 49, -.
IN, 80 - s,sa,. s'aP', @ -As.', ~ NJ
se WIN sooa assortment o. Stationery and e nes Cheap Pub
ssons may Be soand at the FRANKLIN B0oksIoR lss
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Hornet.
Passengers.
Per Steamship Globe. from Brazos-Mfs Thomas Martin
Hitchcock Jose San Ramon, DIR Parks, S Hewlett,
TTeynio Gutienes, A Trevinio, l. g Ward J Bedin,
Nj Reid.
PASSENGERS SAILED.
Per Steamship Falcon-Nf Mouoss. Mr. Collins and son.
Miss Beasley, Mrs Walker hrs McE arand and children
Mr. Winthrop and lady, w l. Sharkey and lady. Mrs Brew
erton, Mrs Collins and daughter, Ars nj Wilhams Mrs
Anderson, Mrs Milford, AIs Wright, Nine ST Rome and
daughter, Nine DuveTges Miss Warren, Miss Nj Draper,
Mrs Egan, Mrs Roumage Miss kohn Mrs Derbigny, Mrs
D Coumes, Miss LeBurton Mrs McQuide, Nine Jacob,
Mr. COumes, b Watner, John Demouree g Jaguet, A G
Answorth, Judge Mcfenry Cunningham, A Ilinger, A
Pesuver MIR XasOn, Judge Paltey, PetessW w Smith,
w Lapsley, w ii Crafts Dodd, Mariana Battise, Geo
Patton, MIR Kohn Jose Amero, Chas Levy, Reinhart.
Wasin, A Alexander, b Leon Diego de la Iasra, Mira,
Villaderes, i Gautherin Edw Gautherin Rodriguez
l. Sawtele, l. ID Fletcher w II Grove, Payton, John
Paytou w Ratlefe Benjamin Rstie, John Ratfie, Geo
RatEife, Allen John Fletcher, Denson II Matthews,
Hendricks + BuTks ID Curry, Lindsay, G Harper,
J ID Ratlife, r Coyd, II II Hurst, Area, 8 HeaTne
and lady w Truesdale w Courts, A Davis, Epsey,
j Iernee, ] II Marks, w r Downing g Conant, Cyrus
Pickens, Senter. Michael Kelly, b Brown, Joe Miller
ii Edens, w Gardener Harris G Schissler, Robert
Martin, L g Apsley, Tucker, Jacobs, b Lemone,
Lane, + Shafier, ii Dunton, w Milton, l. Levinsky,
L. T DamerOn, NJ L. Isaocs A Chadwick, w Lindsay N
$ Meyer, Finn, S Baker, G Ketchum Brooks, w
| johnson, Maunch, b Benland, w MuspFatt, Allen
Chamber, B Fiske and lady, Baker, w L Clantinan
| G Smith, Nagle, Mis- Quligan, Madam Duffy,
/ Dale, Peter St0ne
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nXYGENATED BkrrEIfS--A Sovereign Remedy
W for Dyspepsia, Phthisic, and GENERAL DEBILITY.
Are remedy for Dyspepsia IN Of lis forms
snch Painn the StOmac HaFthFn ahna Costiyeness,
Acid Stomach. Headache loss Of Appetite, Piles, Night
sweats, and CONSUMPTION, Difficult Breathing WiclI
ters In short their has been proved in the relief Of
almost all the symptoms that proceed from debitaed
tonic condition OF the tomach also in general debility arising
from age from the effects OF fever particularly Fever and
arising from weakness. will fnd the OxYGENATE BIT
TERS excellent remedy, and not surpassed by any me1
have also hand all OF C0mstocks valuable Medicines
at the old stand, SO POyfras street. jel 3m
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AUCTION SALES


DhmAeed 9qeds. -......., 80. Damaged Goods
NT ~ ~. PETITPAIN.
~ A1HssD "A lsT 8 70 o'ei9el win At h. Ase-
1ooo dszsn SPOOL COTTON.
bale points GrauisF's Gray French BLANKETS.
caaes PnifgTBt N
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Towboat Mary Kingsland towed down and sea, the
Hornet
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AecOfleeGI
nJr 17e ony Depot for The Sals Of DALLEY'S ORIGINAL
.sd ONLY GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CT0E2, Is ai
No i5i charfr<f shyas M n
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The latest adyices from Vienna give assurance
that there is not the slightest prospect of rupture
between Austria and Prussia. The Emperor ol
Russia has declined 10 mediate between them. II
is said that the Gar will visit Vienna after the con-
ference which is being held at Warsaw
There is an accumulation Of Danish forces on the
Schleswg frontier, and that complicated question
appears as far from adjustment as ever
India dates from Bombay to 1st Mays from
Calcutta to 20th April, at hand Politically the
news possesses interest. Its commercial features
are, at Calcutta active import and declining ex-
port.
Brown, Shipley g Co.'s Circular.
p, LIVERPOOL, June Z.
CoTToN.-The demand for cotton during the
early part of this week continued good, both 70
consumers and spectators, well as for export
and with atendency to some further advance in it
Z price; but within the last two or three days th'
market has been comparatively quiet, and speculR
iion suspended, and as the quantitu naArina has ex
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ID EGATTA ON THE 4th JULY
IN Captain DAN. HfGK0K has made ,,NA
such arrangements with Maj. Ranney that / ~
all Pleasure Yaehfs that engage in the Re <1N&X
gatta excursion on the 9th of July, will be <z{ lH3@
permitted TO enter the Canal free Of charge.
Grand Subscription Concert, under the
.N7qn Direction Of Mr. Hoenner. eaas.
EdLt5 ERr The 6nbscrbess CON -
Zbs ~ CEhTS respectfully informed de dtR
1fly series will be continued EVERY WEEK on 7yyffs
~ THURSDAY, at the Commercial Hall, St 134's
C.haree street. anie ,f
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ff0ns OF the Skin
Ey May be speedily permanently by
~ discovered cosete FRENCH YSAfUS This valuable
Cos Detc Is Indispensable requisite every lsdyis toilet Its
eaeeis upon the Skin and Complexion perfectly magical For
sale price 70 cents per bottle, GUI0N'S
St Charles and Canal
Importer Of Pine Fancy Articles Prumey and Sporting Articles.
az This Lotion soys all irritation oecasoned By The bits Of
mual1ltoea
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FOR CALIFORNTA.

exn. FOR CHAGREs ONLY DRKcT
KEfFf& LLFE-Te leave MONDAY, the 9Th
.aa Iuly.- The well known and fasodte Steamship
ALABAMA, b. w. Foster. commander. VIII le1Ee her
wharf, foot Giipd S,Test, Monday. the sh July. ii
O'Clock A = ,.~xr...s.
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BIO o x

ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
IN many Langusges aHd old and in dpa
eni q Science, the Ars and Lraturs .cuoua old Book
Pnnts Psmphes MagaEines Pictures Charts Maps, Musc
ETC., with good Stationery Cheap
lsssion may be saund the FRANKLIN BO0KsTORE, Ist
-tnpsreet door below Gfod. jail
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The King is rapidly recovering. The contest of
che Germans for free trade and unity proceeds with
but little prospect Of speedy and successful issue.
Vast waie preparations are said to be in progress,
but they supposed to have reference more to
ternational than to external defence.
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yNEDNEsDAY JAZZ 2, nf 20 51rkIFl be lold NJ Az
w ton Room "a: y sserrl siress- - -.
10 par q Fanex ri1'I eea Heslns, esg 0Isaads Llus
White Prints Mourning Inss Ftpaf Blfacfsd lean.
SUI foulsris Red Tultts Hlnd.ssh N.Is1 fIshdksrshs
Laeea Hosiery, Eha~lt fIaasied CctonI
Stripe, TicEs' benlas, EL r umbsss, &c.
Terms lberai al sale n ..t
Catalogues will be Ie
ont he morning of sale. 4. iYI
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nov oat@n8 fad VIII buve 1lnnaeunfe dspakeh hef
the above pou kg neaFht g passage, apply 70 -
IutlS. ROGERS, Jk-, co.
jels or g. w. O1AyER, 20 St Charles strsst
-. FDR LIvEHPOOz5-Ths A ship y p HAR-
G&8R WAHDt Andres, mnsol.. having 4 large porflon
n1H1 Of her cargo engaged wiHskase dspafch. For
balance Of freight passsge havn4 ~ furnished accom-
~ W. ANDREWS 4 CO. eE Common a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03

uREAr EXCITEMENT IN SPRIscF1E1n
A meeting was held at the Town Hall. Tuesday
evening on account of the supposed presence of slave
catehers. The Town Hall was througed bv tbon-
sands Of excited people, determined that not slave
shall be taken away from Springfield, law or no law
The colored people are arming, and there win bo
hard fighting if any attempt of the kind is made
There are about fifty fugitive slaves residing Il
Springfield. The meeting was addressed By seyerpl
fugltives and citizens, among whom was the vener-
able Dr. Osgood, who spoke warmly against the act
OF congress, and pledged himself to do all in his now
er to defeat its application and to protect the fuoives
Resolutions were adopted declaring the bill uneon-
stiiutIonal, urging organization against it, and de-
claring that no fugtiyes should be carried from pring
held. A large committee of safety was appointed
People were standing in squads about the streets ali
day. No other subject is talked of The meeting
also voted that alarm be given by ringing of the bells
whenever an attempt may be made to arrest a fugi-
tive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03

HARRISBURG, Sept. -. The slaves who were
confined sometime since ,r roy after being liberated on
charge Of horse stealing, were this afternoon brought
before l. 5. Commissioner MeAIis;er under The fusi-
tive slave Jaw, when their identity proved, and
they were delivered to their owners, who took them
back to Virginia By rail rad without molestation.
FUeITIvE SLAVE ExcIrEMEST. New York.
Oct. 2 meeting of the colored population held
last evening, relative to the fugitive slave law Strong
resolutions passed, declaring their intention to
maintain their rights, at all hazards.
ELECTION ExcITEMEST IL BALTIMORE. Bal
tiHlore, Oct. l. The excitement consequent upon the
election Tomorrow < very great. Both parties scour
ing the city coping vosss. and breaking up cops
An old man shot another for attempting to coop him.
nights lighting Is anticipated.
UTICA, Oct. l. Sixteen fugitive slaves on ihe
way to Canada, passed through this place yesterday
They are well armed, and determined fight to thu
last moment
0wEeo. OctI. The fugitive slave laws exeitn.
some moyementamong the colored population here
as they lmagne some slave catchers on the lool
out for them. They have organized and armed them
selves, and determined to resist to the last, shoul,
any attempt be made upon their liberty.
BEDFORD, Pa, Oct l. Ten runaway slave
from Virginia recently lost their way on a ridge Q
the Alleghanies. They were discovered and at
tackled by party of Pennsylvanians, and one of th
slaves was moItally and another was dangerously
wounded. Six Of them escaped to hut on III
mountain, and while there the owner of the hut OBJ
tanned assistance and ca ptured them, for which b.
received $3.50. Two Of the runaways are still hid
and party of Pennsylvania men are on the alerr
eager for the reward. For those captured they ex
pect to reap harvest
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03

RIOT ON THE RAILROAD. An ARRAY took
place between some laborers on the 18Th section a
the New York and Erie Road near Smiths mills
Chautauque County, on Sunday last, that ended in
the tearing down of shanty, and general scatter
alton OF the inhabitants thereof A complaint hav-
ing been made, warrants were issued BY j. G. Ellis.
Esq, and Constable Dix of ForestyiIIe proceeded TO
the ground on Monday to serve them, but found the
laborers armed and disposed to resist him. Deem
ing 1t hardly safe, without arms or assistance, to at
tempt to cocree set of Irishmcn with muskets in
their hands, he did not succeed in bringing the man
named IN the warrant before the Court.