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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-31
CALIFORNIA, IT'S GOVERN
MENT, &C.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES TO TIE loUsE or REPREsEN-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02
Foreign News.

Hisaoa. Nor. The Austrian ultimatum' &c.
cordiug to statement in the Coner Zeuns; Is p .na'
Austria will accede to the free conferences y rrus1
sin consents within eight days to eyacuate Electoral
Hesse, and within six weeks to withdraw nei b.
risoos from iamburn and the Grand Duchy Oh pa
den md to make formal aud solemn remuneration
Of ft the League. Baron Kropesh, the Austrian am,
hassador at Berlin, is instructed to leave that city Ii
compliance with these demands be refused.
1t is stated at Vienna that Count DoFshoii has
brought decisive and acceptable propositions rom
Berlin, The advocates of peace are IN the ascend
ancv. The Austrian Correspondent has seml-oill-
cal article stating that the Austrian agents at Berlin
have met with feeling ofjustce and moderation
In Cabinet Council held at Vienna on the 9lh IN
slant, Marshal Radetzky protested in terms OF great
severity against the aggressive policy OF the Cao
net In the same Council attention was drawn tC
the expediency of convoking a Diet of the Empire
From what has ranspred the proposal was mega
lived.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

WILL OF THE LATE JOSEPH White. The
late Joseph White of Philadelphia, has made
charitable requests to the Colored Orphans Society
Of that city, and to the House of Refuge,
for Colored Persons, to the House of Industry.
at Moyamensing, and for the support of schools in
Liberia and Africa. After disposing Of these Char
liable Legacies and oflegacies to his family and
friends, he devses TO Two Manual Labor Schools
to be located IN The Free States of the West, the
sum OF twenty thousand dollars each, and direct.
that the land for these schools be purchased, one
tract IN the state Of iowa, near Salem, and one
tract In the State Of Indiana, both tracts to be a.
nearly alike IN point of quantity, quality, price ant
ses his desire that the yearly meeting of Friend
nearest the localities of the schools take charge q
them by Committee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02


THE SUGAR CRop. A correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce, writing from
Havana, speaks as follows of the crop of that
Island which supplies one half the world with SUI
gar:
With regard to the crop of 1851, shall be bet
ter able to advise you in the of fortnight,
contcnng myself whremarking at present, that of
sugar there will be still larger growth than the
present year, and you Will perhaps give me some
credit for accurate guessing when you find, as
you will, that our exports by the Custom House
books for 1850, reach the sum of ,436,O0 boxes
and if you add 10000 more for the difference be
tween the official and actual weight of muscovadoes,
the total will reach the million and half Of boxes
which ventured To suggest year ago; an estimate
which some few dissatisfied planters almost talked
me into Withdrawing OF the surplus 100000
boxes this year, the United States have taken about
one half, Notwithstanding the large crop in Lousi-
ana; and yet stocks are somewhat reduced and pri-
ces high il Europe. 1t is said the consumption Of
Injuries i an indication generally of prosperity ia
nations; il so, people in Europe and the United
States must be getting on we'll in the world, to
consume so much more Of an article which although
compara ely Of necessity, is in reality luxury
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

STORY, THE ARTIST. A New York letter in
1ne Washington Republic says:-'M Mir. William W.
naory, only son OF the late Judge Story, gentle
man OF rare accomplishments, abandoned the pro-
lessson OF the law some three or four wears since
and went to Italy to perfect himself in the art Of
sculpture, for which he evnced uncommon talents
short time before the death of his father bo ovo.
cu'ed bust OF that distinguished jurist, in marble
"a copy Of which has been ordered for the Inner
temple London Mr.. Story has recently returned
from Rome, and has brought with him some re-
markedly fine models which he made while there
one OF them, girl writing with her finger in the
saha the word lore, is work of great beauty and
tenderness OF expression. Mr.. Story is at present
on visit to his friends in Boston, but will return 10
No'ne with his family, in the spring, to Join his
countrymen, Powers, Greenough, Crawford, Mo-
sier and others of less note, who find il more con-
GENIAL to their tastes, as well as more profitable in
pecunlary view, to prosecute their art in civ
winch has nothing bat remnants of antiquity to
boast OF, than to reside in their native country
where the only objects of art are those that ths,
create themselves ''''' ''''J
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

EPISCOPAL CONVENTION. A special Dioces-
an Convention for the State of New York was bold
at Now York city during three DAYS of last weak
adJourning finally, on Friday evening. The prn-
cpal business appears to have been the election of
provisional Bishop to preside over the diocese du-
ring the suspension of Dr. OnderdonL yarious
ballotlngs were had the clergy and Law members
voting separately. The lay members first chose Dr.
Williams, and the clergy Bishop Southgate. After
two or three unsuccessful attempts to agree. The
clergy dropped Bishop Southgate and elected Dr.
Creighton, the President of the convention. lint tbo
lalty adhered to DR.. Williams. Committees Of con-
terence were then appointed on Friday afternoon
and the Convention adjourned till evening. In the
evening, on reass mbling no further attemnt ,v,s
made to elect, but, motion to adjourn sine J;o a.
soon as the minutes of the convention sboud h.
read was carried by large majortes of both cerca
and lay members
During the sitting of the convention. two color.d
churches applied for admission, but the House 70
fused to consider the proposition by rire roce ma
jority
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02


FIsHERMENs' MOB IN NEwBURYpoRr. A
iawless and unprovoked outrage occurred in New
DuryPort, on Wednesday evening. The crcum-
stances, as related by the Newburyport Eevenng
Union, were as follows: man by the name II
Cutler, native of the British Provinces. published
short article in the Newburyport Herald. charong
that number of fishermen from that port were ace
customed to take oa their papers for the cod fishery.
IN order to secure the bounty and then TO nrosecpia
the mackerel fishery For this srevous offence Mr.
cutler was attacked while at the supper table
dragged out of the house, where he was receved
ny mob, beaten severely, then mounted on c,rt
or wagon, sort of yoke put round his neck to keen
nm IN an erect position, and thus dragged thronob
Tue streets persons occasionally getting into the car
LIage' and insulting and beating the HELPLESS man
alter while he was released and conducted hy
ms friends back 10 bis lodgings A physician was
ca''ed' who found Cutler very badly bruised abont
lne head and face, though, it is hoped, not seriously
we are glad to notice that the town have onterod
WIN spirit upon measures to detect and punish these
anopocrasl a meeting Of citizens was held on
~ in II -
Wednesday forenoon,upon the call of the Selectmen,
at which it was voted 10 choose Committee of ten,
10 be joined with the Seectmen of the town, who
were instructed TO prosecute to the extent of the law
all persons known TO be engaged in this disgraceful
protecting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

MEASURE HA IN STACKS ''More than
twenty years since, says an old farmer, 81 copied
Lne following method of measuring hay, from some
Pun pun and havig verified its accuracy, have
ooln bought and solfby Il, and believe it may be
useful to many firmhs, whee the means of weigh
ing are not at hapd Multipls the length, breadth,
and height into each other, ami if the hay is some,
what settled, ten solid yards viii make ton. Clo-
yer VIII take from ten to twelve yards per ton.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

Az LIE fUR1GlC.
W.; DC. HARRINGTON, from Boston, would inform
M ne pubic that he has opened his Office No. 1l5
II m ST., Worcester, zap stairs, formerly occupied
hIIcfad mon where he can be consulted by persons
WIN Diseases of any kind with respect and con
ence ana OF cure being performed Dr. H. has for the
nrac ~! Ills paia particular attention to the study ana
ne olienae complaints, and so perfectly has he be.
Ioe acquainted with their system that without boas;iHg
e. eun ~araat care from all diseases Peculiar to them
heen nus peen his course of treatment, that he has
eei called upon by other members otle medical faculty.
MS mode of practice and has been visited for
tsns. ~
In offering the results ofhs long study and practical
Peehoe To his many friends he governed by healing mp
humanity only for so much have they been deceived by
pretended madams" and miserable pills and quack
hs mat it's time that healthy mode of practice
dou Dc intfoduced-in speaking Of Qnacks DR.. H. does
not wish to be understood mean all The medical profess
Gnd ,h muse VINO nave Tor the last six seven years
ea .e newspapers of the day with their digesting ad
Veflsemens, making preenons to medical science
m n ty 40 not know the healing Dr. II. PROCESSES
" pe skin IN curing the following Observation-Disclosures Of
me lungs, Liver Complaints Nervous diseases and general
neuy, arising nom secret bad habits when young and in
eAperenccd al the different forms of weakness that are
cased by bad habits, from over exertons mn viqor res
u III very short time without any hndrance from bust
Dr. H. has also gained TO himself great repptaton for
dsape % cure OF long standing Chronic and obstinate
of his INA u H. OF which he has devoted great part
al In ~ w us eAtesvepractce cure will be warrant
Gu IN ~ az cases however long standing they may be-
any disense md , Ia IRON all who may be afflicted with
onen.nenly administered, from qnack nostrlms nd
hinis'efed by ignorant empyrcs f "o ' ~
= All afflicted may rely upon re0dv yey;ec enos
Mum Street, Worcester ~ DootofS vince, NO 10
~ ~ me best of accommodations furnished for the
III u r, sex u required with good nurses and at
sonaoe Tale AdUtse Gratis for The consutation - " -
Dr. u can be consulted by letter om y, 'a
uescrped, medicines will be forwarded ali cor
md avoid &c ,e.uIneu liyou sick call on DR. H.
n0nns 70 40 Nv WIN them in ts city nor any other
re ao q ms LadtesA female who has thorouuh
MoWeuee o tneir complaints will be In attendance ,n con-
suit u they wish. She is thorough idviG 70 coh
! to AL who may need her services o "i'u 10 fe""y
| ~ Office hours from AM too mr. s,
9o u M All letters must be POSTPAID 70 rere,' -, o,
| ton. DIR n y \. ~ nv ,,, w ht,eli-
Worcester, Dec N"AoN;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

Norwich, Ct, last week. Afford w. Law, an Indian
of the Mobcan tribe, 20 years old bitten by rab-
id dog seven eight weeks since, and while his own
wound healed, several cattle and swine, also bitten,
either died acted strangely that they were killed.
Early last week, Laws wound began pain him, and
only two or three days of suffering sufced destroy
his life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

To Iron s1L4. Silk cannot be ironed smooth
y SO as to press o't all the creases, without first
wel-letting trest for an hour or two If the
iron is the least too hot il will niure the color anJ
it should first be tried onh In old niece Of The
5,n Dright coored silks or ribbons, such pins,
g,ue' yellows' green's DC, always change color on
Tue appllcation oil an ron Blacks, browns, olives,
@c' generally look very well after ironing
''''Ae Snouio always De lroned on the wrong side.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

ORAHAM's AeAzINE. The specimen number OF
TINS masaziqesr January, is already issued-and a
splendid one il exceling, if possible in the magni
cence OF its efllishments and beauty of its typo.
graphical execln, any former number. The engrav-
ing OF Union TX in New York, alone, would STAMP
the number asne of high value, so exquisitely is il
executed Ang the articles is ''Tale of the Salem
"itchcrait,' %. P. R. James, the celebrated no.
elist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

Rich When Jenny Lind first appeared :
Ladies, Ordinary, at the Irving House. Neu, al the
she had no comb in her hair, while every olSo, ior
wore comb The next day she said she ', n lady
dress IKE American ladies' and went to dinn nsea %
comb IN her head On glancing up and down WIN
table, mol comb tcas 10 be seen ;, '' uo"n The
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

CArEcHIsM- Peiagogue-Who was Goliah
Boy-The muckle giant whom David slew with
sling and stone.
P.-Who was David?
B.-The son of Jesse.
P.-Thot's bra mon And moo, who wa
Jessie'
B.-The flower of Dumblane
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02
Bliss's Compound Cod liz :

me Achymls,s OF old sought to transmute every nm
touched mo gold, bu: they Unsuccessful H. nty
has succeeded better than the Alchy msts IN 5s ns
remedy TO which disease is Transmitted into beoI
THIS remedy Isl his Cod Liver Oil Candy which stfe aO
OF the age-having proved of vast service in All
it has been used for the cure of Coughs Colds n "ne
and all affections OF the throat and chest To ~ ~
meht OF any one who ever took drop ofCcd Ijyr on
the Candy is perfectly palatable But our friends III
TO purchase must beware of comereits For sa I "hA
o. Prepared by d. X. BLISS sole proprietor Snre,,
Price . cts apackage For sale by ID. SCOTT III 4 Co
general agents for Worcester. JJe, y "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

II In the Court of Common Pleas in Berkshire,
recently, the Berkshire Wooden Co. Obtained a verdict
OF $500 and interest, in suit against the proprietors Of
the Marlboro Hotel, Boston; that amount of money
having been stolen from the trunk Of the agent Of the
company while he was stopping at that Hotel year
ago. The defendants took exceptions to the ruling Of
Judge Byington, and the case goes to the Supreme
Court
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02
lor the Spy.)
LINES.
Written for, and

Wrinen for, and gated TO Mr.. ELIAS P. KtHd,
Worcester.
c. JILLsoN.
"Sic Eqit gIori1 mnndi."
Alone in the vale wlthe bleak winds are signing,
The friend of my IN lies lifeless and cold;
Her sorrows are over journey has ended,
And bI+sffy,essss-sher story is told.
Like the first roof Sting, her beauty has faded;
Her voice vile held in soft accents no more
But she dwels hat Ind with the pure and the lovely,
Where sorroand sghing, and anguish are DER.
An IAN woulaoam in those bright realms of glory
where thouss are singing the anthem of Love-
oh! gladly I'd the soft notes of pure Freedom,
And join wiae ransomed in Heaven above.
Out Tue thraldof earth awhile shall detain me,
Ere TIE splrtl throw OFF its chains and be free;
CT the time ism coming--I long to behold it
When shalllrn, Oh my loved one, to thee.
Worcester, 29th 1850,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02


When he conclude, the applause was rapturous in
Che extremes and three times three cheers for George
Thompson. Three cheers more, for the Mayor were
given with heartiness and unanimity, such as we
have rarely Witnessed in that hall or elsewhere This
would probably, have closed the exercises Of the even
ing, had not one, in the desperation Of bunker
ism, called for three cheers for Daniel Webster The
call was responded to, only by the caller, but re-
ceiyed by the mass Of the audience with mingled
Kisses and groans. The gathering then began slowly
odsperse, few seeming willing to go, and most Of the
people lingering, If to enjoy still longer the fervid
spirit which had animated the meeting.
We rejoice in this great and satisfactory demo stra
tons Ii was spontaneous outbreak Of the pcnt up
feelings Of the intelligent Masses in favor Of freedom Of
speech and Of impartial liberty to the whole world
AS such, it possesses an nvincibe moral power and
must have an influence for good. 1t shows that, how
ever It may be in Boston, the people Of the country arc
sound to the core, that they will neither submit wear
chains themselves, aid to fix them npon another
that, though the slave power may call upon them to
cease discussion, it might well call for spirits from
the Vastly deep, that will not come Ior calling. Tn,
day is gone by, to think Of stopping free speech eilhe
by whcedlng or intimidation. The people have taken
their stand the side of everlasting Truth and Justice
aad they WILL MAINTAIN 1T.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

CoMMUrAoN OF SENTENCE. The Gov
ernor and Copil at their session last week, con-
sidered the cabf VIM. Bulman, an Irishman, who
was convicted a felonious assault on female, in
Tue ooen'1sk1k Sxlshire, and sentenced to be exc
ou'eu' ny ~ szne Court held at Lenox, and
.ne sentence was camuted to Imprisonment for life
IN the State Prison.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

~ The Grand Jury of Hartford County, Md, have
presented individuals for embezz " the funds Of
the iiavre de Grace Bank, to an aggregart Of
seventy-nine thousand dollars OF this sum, $29,OO0
are placed to the account Of Moses Y and Henry Beach
OF New York. Gov Thomas will Immediately issue
his requisition for the person indicted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02
PRUSSIA

The Kolner Zeitung states, from Berlin of the sth
inst, that Cabinet Council had been held on that
day, for the purpose of considering the last Ausri-
an proposals, as communicated by Baron Proaesch
Won Osten The result was that the Prussian Cahl-
net declined accepting these proposals. The Mer-
chants OF Berlin have offered to subscribe l4OO0,-
600 thalers to a voluntary loan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

SPEECH BY Mr.. Lawrence The Lore
Mayors recent Annual Public Dinner was marked
by unusual briliancy. Hon. Abbott Lawrence wa
present, and made speech, which is characterize,
by the papers earnest, eloquent, truthful and i'm
FASHIONED, and is said to lave been in fac tast
throuuhout
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

nR. S. ROGERS is now prepared ia hoard
patients give treatment without hoard az gu Treat
dence, NO. GLEN STREET. 'ui at HIS resi-
OFFICE HouRs from 10 to IL, and 3 to IA, No o.,
STREET. d&wtf W. MAPLE
nnaln
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

printed in its original FORM by L. Scott, & Co., is at
hand 1t contains very interesting article on the rise
power, and politics Of Pr,issia--and other valuable
matters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02
AUCTION

&TEA M ILL be sold public auction, on Saturday
gST w Dec. Z, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the personal
property upon the estate Of the late stephen
situated m the south part of Boy sOn, Good Cows,
80 ae9this heeIs, Good Pigs, 80 Bushels Potatoes,
Tanning Mills 500 Bushels Corn ON the cob IS Tons Of
ia ~ anu large quantity of Husks and Dat Straw.
mere VIII also be sold lot Of Corn stalks Hay Cut
se ana Casks, such Meat Barrels Cider Barrels, &c
Sale positive. ELL IAMS0S. A1ct
J. A. & ]. E. FLAGG, Administrators.
Ro}lston, Nov 80 1850 dfs dec 2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02
DIR. r. wOOnwhpo
WATER CURp

@1H"' " W OUO N AlALJ,
onfce corner Of Main and Tyo,,i.s
Aug IL streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02
DR.. j. CLAWsON KELLEY,
ofthe city Of New York.
ANAL .YTICAI pIISICIAN

A ne consulted at his Office, No. 90 Mechanic Street,
MIA nOce"er upon all diseases OF men, women and
I TH during Friday and Friday Evening,
0Sl the success attending the ARatgticat Practice
neu'G"e, N diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys
n, ne"rt &c all diseases Of the blood, Dyspepsia
up Sc Is well knownte treatment is mild and III
accordance with natures known laws
,c faules and GsntSSen invited to call Adrtct
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02
FOR SALE on SUMMER STREET.

A HOUSE pleasantly located on Summer Street. built
~ IN thorough and substantial manner, suitable for
ohe OF TWO families. lot containing 1900 square ieet with
variety oit trees the same in every respect de-
sfaoe situation, terms of payment made accommodate
inc purchaser. Enquire of CARY & YIELD.
~ Lower floor Central Exchange.
Worcester, Dec. 2, 1850. d3wis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

f-l A ND FURNITURE FOR sALE,-situated in
r11 Astonishing village, and doing good bus
=42-ness. Apply at this Office dec 2-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02

free speech Vindicated-Tyranny Rebulxea-
voice OF the People-Reception of George
Thompson.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-02
Notice 70 Board ars

NULLC6 60 b0aru3Is.
E1VNE or six Gentlemen or Ladies can lnl good board,
and pleasant rooms, within tn ee minutes walk from
ihe fosl ohce, by applying at this Office. Dec 2-dd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-26

On Thursday morning s6th after short hnt severe ine'
daughter Of Jacob aud sbelia Long
Tier also those Of James Wsgins are feSecu! IN
10 attend funeral from the residence Of her parents no.
Harrisous at Saturday 6h inst without urthet my on
Al BtooE yn on Friday morning. OF lingering mness EMIL
eld,-t osurI,ter Of the late Charles Richards
Tie OF tie family invited 10 Slies ne IN
al Room Of Dr. Co1s Church. Oh ealur
oay : fernoon al 3 O'Clock ~, rt ,,.prr,,
M Thursday evening East Chester NY MANY tLlAAbElH
RICH wife Of a. Rich, aged u years aud montts
Her funeral will this day. lrm tie residence OF her
nher al East The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend without turtle: inv itation . ,,.
oct Q5,h after lingering and painful Illness hra MARY D. vile
The friends of The family also the friends of James De Nyre,
her law are nyed the funeral without further
O'Clock PM this
day Oct 70
r<5r Plliadslpha papers please cory.
Auera uain(ul Illness SARAH CITIZENS, aged - years
The fri b Ellis, and SOD law Henty II hooper,
are requested the funeral at O'Clock TINS atsrn on from
On Fday evening the 25h ADAM WALKER sg0i 65yss
native Of eenock Scotland and for the aei 30 years resident
New York. ! -: ., -
ssha, clock PM from h late residence
IHer lingering illness OF the brau, SAMUEL child
Of jacob and Janeh Randolph. ,
The friends Of family invited to aend hrs funeral from tbs
his parents Sunday afternoon & CLOCK iro the
corner Of Gold aud Concord sts. BROOKLYN ,ny
At Clinton Thursday morning. 9th INST MIS- MANI l.
DURAND daughter OF Enos BALDWIN, Esq Of that place
Funeral this cay Saturday. al O'Clock
In Csforn. Aug 27th, Mis- JASE IRELanD vie oil mos
ireland J formerly OF New York