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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

NEWSPAPERS AND PER1oDIcA1sO Ono bu,
dred and nifty years ago, there was not single dailv
newspaper IN England and it is not two hundred
years SINCE the first idea of regular newspaper was
conceived IN that island to rouse the people to resist
the Spanish Armada. Now in the United Kingdom
mere are 547 newspapers. In the year ending Jan
o. io49. 9O,92S,4OS newspaper stamps were issued
IN inc kingdom, of which rs, $50 1892 were in Eng
lahd alone. After full and careful examination, it Is
esl'ia'eo tnat The aggregate yearly issue of news
York alone, in the year ls4s, was y. 7i0, a57 Of
winch between nine and ten millions were periodi-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

NOBLE DIFFERENTIATION OF CRAFTS. =
While William Crafts and Frederick Douglas were
IN conversation, on Saturday, in Southac street,
coach containing three four suspicious-looking
white persons, drove up. 1t was limited to Crafts
that they were after him. s'Ihey can't haze me
alire ~ responded Crafts, with the utmost GOODNESS,
and without moving from bis position. 1t was soon
ascertained, however, that the party in the coach
were not slave hunters.
Turning the conversation, Douglas asked Crafts if
he hadn't better leave the State
"No,'' replied Crafts, 81 will never leave the
State Our people have been pursued long enough.
For my own part, if | can II li.'a 1~a ID be free I
Douglas, in parting with Crafts, took him by the
hand and said, civilian, do not wish to advise
you IN this matter, because you are resolved what
course to pursue, but if you die people will
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

QUEER. The Wings, as it is well known, have
increasingly denounced the Freesoilers for the last
two years, IN gross and In DETAIL set of unprn-
cipled demagogues and office seekers, unworthy of
the confidence or respect of the community; but in
these days we rarely take up one of them that we
do not lind one or more paragraphs headed ssTo
honest treesolers." And if we read on, we find
the most palntive confessions of belief in the hon.
esty and uprghtness of purpose of mann of the
freesollers, and most heart-rendiug solicitations for
them to return TO assist in sustaining the Keeling and
corrupt fabric of whiggery. All we have to say is.
that IT there are any idiots in our ranks, stupid
enough to be overcome by such entreates the soon
er they go the better-Dedtam Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

III A Southern man at Pttsburg, who came to
arrest slave named Jones, swore that the negro
who n he pointed out, had been his slave two wears
since, but had run away, and claimed his delivery
up to him by the commissioner was thwarted in
his purpose under the law. He got hold of the
wrong man, for all the old residents in Pittsburgh
knew that Jones had lived in that city for over
twenty years. The claimant was committed to
prison for perjury, and Jones went on his way re-
jOicing. After lying in jail four days. the claimant
was released on $1,000 bail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29
Situations Wanted,
ENDLESS CHAIN pIMps

NE suscrber offers for sale, improved article of the
lnnulac'ufes topper Pumps of ali sizes and Brass
a,tg Jumps LEAD PIPES of different sizes for Pnmns
u US, and the GHttd Percka Pine for sale low
ne IS also prepared to sell and put in operaon Gnc5sp
fGeht Hydrdutic Rams, superior in every resnert 70 ar
other machine in use a. '''i9 ieSPec' 10 any
- Repairing promptly done as usDaI and an rlr ei,h
amy attended TO- BY application at the Old stand
Worcester, Oct 90. w. = 9 ioe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

ARRIVAL OF ANTIQUITIES FROM NINEvEH.
The brgantine Apprentice has arrived in London
from Bossorab, on iIIe river Euprates. having on
board a'great quantity Of Assyrian, and other anil
ques and marbles, consigned to the trustees of The
British Museum. Among them are the great bull
from NIneveh, with mans head and dragons wings
weighing IL tons, and lion, sculptured in the same
manner, weighing TONS There are also several
collins, containing many curious relics ofthe manners
ana usages OF Eastern countries regarding the cere-
monies observed in burying their dead.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

W Two great dough-bas have coalesced +
Isaac Htll, SO mean and serve politician tina,
even New Hampshire Democracy in its worst DAYS
had to repudiate him, has written congratulati1o
letter to Daniel Webster, and Daniel has answered.
it in the same spirit. The two letters are published
with great gusto by the doughfce papers. More
disgusting documents were never written. coali-
ton for slavery, between Webster and Hill il !
grand sight, no doubt, in the eyes Of the Wing inn
maculates, but coalition for freedom between Free
Sellers and Democrats is dreadful anair.-Lowen
american.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

An EXAMPLE. We understand that the rail road
conductors have been much annoyed by persons getting
upon the trains without tickets and when called on fol
pay, refusing under pretence or another. A case
Of the kind occurred on the Ftchburg and Worcester
road on Saturday, when one Patrick German refusing
to pay, was taken before Justice Dana by conductor
Stiles, their arrival here, and fined five dollars anc
costs, amounting in the whole to 1911. Failing t,
pay he committed to Jail for one week. at the ex
piration of which time, if payment shall not be made
his sentence is for thirty days the House of Corec
ton. Rather dear ride, that.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

buss's compound Cod Liver OIL CnnJx
any OF our friends who troubled with cold couab n
nuenza or with the asthma and who desire so,ne,H
greatly mitigate their suferings cannot do en- wei m y,
9ulchss package Of Blsss Compound Cod Liver on Cn
wc ~ as agreeable rs the choicest coniecon md sin
poWeul medicine MS the pure, unnulternted cod liver
OIL any one purchasing, must take especial cnre hat he
me genuine article for there are numerous conn
qTPrepared by - r. BLISS, sole proprletor
70 Gus package For sale by d. SCOTT JR
e ''i "o''oseh d6twlti4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

STIR THE Drum Let the Cannon Roar !
There is rejoicing in the South; JOY that knows no
bounds-over the Compromise.
Senator Berren has sent letter of reorganization
home to his constituents All is well for the South
now, he says "The Compromise bills will strength
en- the South
"The ten millions will develope the resources of
Texas
Is this all? The great end is to follow.-Hear
him
81 consider a strong slave-holding state in that
quarter as of incalculabe Importance in ITSELF and
necessarily leading to the formation of others"
Rejoice Let the drums sound Let the cannon
roar
STRIKE HIGHER LET all The Land Rejoice !
Senator Clemens is out with letter, also, to his con-
stituents. 1t is full of rejoicing.
'sThe Compromise is the thing - Aye, this mad
ultra is satisfied He who ridculed Mr. Clay and
his bantpg, who for all or none, AYERS that the
South is made, and slavery safe.
Hear him;
eff Texas accepts the offer made to her, instead
of making part of Texas free soil we have made
the whole of New Mexico Slave soil. We get clear
of the Mexican law abolishing slavery which is said
to prevail in New Mexico, and extend the laws of
Texas over the country. The inhabitants of New
Mexico nearly all reside on the east bank of the Rio
Grande, which If it be part Of Texas, is slave soil
and will come in a slave state-the number the
inhabitants west of the Rio Grande being too ncon-
siderable to have any influence in determining the
character of the Iaw''
Strike higher Let all the land rejoice
1o"@'e- ~eigns. and Slavery is Triumphant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

TO MAKE HENS LAY. The South Carolinan
says neighbor states that hogs's lard is the best
thing that he can find to mix with the dough he gives
to his hens. He says that one cut of this fat as
large as walnut will set a hen to laying immedi-
ately after she has been broken up from sitting, and
that, by feeding them with the fat occasionally his
hens continue laying through the whole winter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

gD- The St. Louis Revile states that a we'll
known female Of that city lately purchased lottery
ticket, which drew prize of SS2500 She was not
present at the drawing, but friend repaired to her
house, and in jocuar manner proposed to purchase
her chance for a small sum, which he finally sue
ceeded IN doing for 800, thus clearing 1924 by the
operation. The matter is to be legally nvestigat-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Pacific.

The steamer Pacific arrived at New York, Sunday
T. NJ in II days from Liverpool.
Among the passengers are Mdll'e Parodi, the eel.
ebrated cantatrce, whose fame has spread through
out the world, and who is engaged at the Aston
Place Opera House. Col. VIM. II. Maxwell, bear
er OF dispatches, Rev. DIR. Potts, and Capt Wander
bilt.
ENGLAND.
Parliament was again prorogued by commission
until the 18th day of November.
There was exhibited on the 18th inst. at Loyds,
IN the underwriters, room, piece of gold in its
state, weighing nearly twenty-seyen pounds, for
winch the owner had been offered E750. 1t was
obtained by his two sons in California.
There has been no changen Cotton. Breadstufs
have slightly improved
FRANCE.
There was much alarm at Paris in consequence Of
the cries Of ''VYe I'Empereur,' &c, at the re-
view on Thursday the 10th inst, lest coup d'etat
should be immediately made, and the committee in
consequence remained in permanence during the
night and sent their emssaries TO the various work.
shops TO warn their friends to be in readiness for any
event. The anticipated movement however did not
take place, but there is to be great struggle be-
tween the President and the National Assembly,
The French papers are filed with many political
stories Of various kinds, while the country at large
remains tranquil.
BELGIUM. The Queen of the Belgians died on
the 18th inst.
AUSTRIA. Dates from Frankfort it was said de-
clare that two strong regiments had been ordered by
the Diet to march auxiliary troops to the frontier
of the Electorate.
Reisch's Zeitung, gives an account of a catastro-
phe at the place of pilgrimage the Wessenear-
pugystal. About three thousand pilgrims We're there
assembled at public house which took fire, by
which calamity half of them lost their lives
1t Is stated in letter from Vienna of the 9th inst
that courier had arrived from London, bearing i'm
portant dispatches from Lord Pamerston, relative
to the affairs of Germany.
WAR IN ScHLEswIG. No further movements
had taken place in either army. The Danes, how
ever, were terrifying their position at every point, to
remain on the defensive
HEssE CAssEL. We learn from Hesse Cassel
that General Haynau had suspended all the men,
bers of the Upper Military Court, and as last mea-
sure that Court decreed, the immediate arrest ofthe
General, but the commandant of Casse would moi
venture to execute the decree. Most of the officers
of the garrison of Cassel have resigned
SPAIN. The Ministerial crisis still continues
Gen. Narvaez has not rendered his resignation The
Queen mother is reported to have dissuaded hin
from such step, and had promised to arrange af
fairs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29
DON'T BE nECErvrn

VIE genuine BAY State Stove is decidedly t,e rrsr
\ Stove lnthe Market for either wood or eoai Rs
SrATp or pretended improvements for the BAY
s,a, nNG lhe AIR Tight Parlor, the most pcrec,
9' ,,n o. we KIND and IN beauty unsurpassed
s, nUAL STOVES, Nth OUens and Cast Jrop ,vonn
rs, win rst,ratc ovens, and convenient far Jong
' a9ut o cooking and are wiol suited to nny room
pnrners a1,, new patternsi COAL CRATES Coal
cheap by ll1' ~ J ~ ,S on, nMc's ior sale
o''@ "a eod&wistf rs MAIN sr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

LOUIS PHlLLIPPE. The will fLouis Philippe
Count of Neuy, has been presented for probate in
Paris. 1t is said that the per centage coming 10 the
state upon the division of this estate will amount TO
the sum of $4,000 900 One of his last acts was TO
make present to France of the Standish Museum.
which had been decided to be his property.
ENGLISH pnDer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

WHO ARE THE TORIES OF 1850 The men
who cried out obey the law in 1855, were pro-
nounced tories Are the men who cry out "Obey
the Fugitive Slave Law of $780, any better than
iorles' DO they not occupy the same position?
Chr0nOtVue
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

~ Jndson Hutchinson has returned to his home
in Milford, n H., much relieved, we are happy to
say, from the sad malady which had befaen him.
The disappointment ofhe family from this stroke is
very great, as they were singing to full houses with
the prospect OF very pleasant and profitable winter
tour at the west They now entertain the hope of a
speedy and entire recovery of their smten brother
Chronotgpe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TO BE SOLD
AT AUCTION.

On Monday, the 4tIl day of Nove1ag,e. rcvt
$500 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the PREMISES
M ILL be sold large and valuable BUILDING
f., w LOT. pleasantly situated on LINCOLN STREET
oeg the INST Lot north Of The Mansion House of William
A. Wheeler, Esq, imam
containing $4,000 Feet.
Inc Lot was purchased by Henry A. RIcHARDsoy with
me intention OF erecting house for his own use ut HAVING
since removed to Boston with the design of making il bs
permanent residence, is induced TO offer it for sale
Ienchman Street. with rich soil and in nlditof fbere ba
been carried on to the lot more than ~
600 Loads Of Loan.
lhee has been dug cellars for the house and harm and
Was OF substantial character erected making it. without
an exception enc of the desirable Building Io. in
Worcester. ''S LUIS III
llt will be sold together, or in separate lots as shall
pest sun those Wishing to purchase Terms liberal and de-
oiaieu at SAFE For further particulars, inquire Of
Also--l eW Mo- the floor of DR.. !nale, < CbnrcI
being one Of the best Pews in said house
Worcester, Oct 30, 1850 detwii
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

- Christ was deserted little before the qlori-
Gus morning of light and JOY dawned upon him. 1t
was little, very little while after his sad cry, be-
fore he triumphed goriousIy; and so it may be with
yon; heavness may endure for night, but Joy and
gadness will come in the morning Lei Cod stner
for you in the storm. lie loves to he trusted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

TINE TO AcT. Rev. Theodore Parker prefac.
81 bis sermon yesterday morning with this signfi-
cant remark:
81 shall not preach sermon to-day on the sub.
Ject nearest the hearts Of us all because on thot
enough has been SAID Chroaotype
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

u Another suspension bridge, says the Albany At
las, is building the Niagara river at Lewiston
about miles below the Falls. 1t to be one hun
dred feet longer than the Niagara, and when fin
ished, will be Of the most stupendous works of the
kind in the world.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

JENNY LIMBS SIZE. A gentleman who ap.
peared DESTROYS of knowing particulars, inquired Of
another, who had touch of the Lind fever, sshow
she was as to size.' Just about the night size i''
was the reply to the edited enquirer.
Portland Advertiser
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

~ OF all the letters missing, up to this time, on
account OF the Philadelphia mail robbery, only fire
dotars as yet been inquired for as lost, and claimed
at the New York Post Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

% Our readers will bear in mind, that the excur-
sion TO Boston, to see Whpple's Dissolving Views,
comes off TOMORROW. This is one of the most in
terestng exhibitions in Boston, and attracts hosts of
visitors. Tickets for the excursion and exhibition on
ly dollar. See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

A WHALING FRAY. Last week we published
brief account of large bull sperm whale attacking
the bark Parker Cook, ON the 22d of July, in lat
SO I-2 N. lon SO so w Capt. Gamaliel Smith, Of
the schooner Union, in the course of conversation
with Capt Cook of the barque, learned, that when
the whale first seen, two boats were sent in pur
suit of him. The nearest beat met him head on ,and
when nearly abreast of his hump the boat steerer
darted two irons (harpoons) into him, but before the
boat could be brought head on and stern off he breach
ed half out of water and capsized her. The line
foued around the leg of the boatseerer John Jarvis
who with great presence of mind, though dragging
in the water, took knife from his pocket and cut
the line. His foot was nearly served from the leg
The other boat picked up the men, Clear of the
boats tie whale made rush at the barque, head on,
and struch with such force that he buried the cut
water and stem smack up the plankng in the fore
part of his head, and the shock Frustrated the men
on deck.
He made another dash at the vessel, not with such
force as the first. In the meantime Cart Cook had
prepared his bomb-lance and lowered it down to one
Of the boats to renew the fight. Thrice within eight
yards Capt Cook fired the lance in the monster, and
eventually set him spouting blood though, at every
dart, open-mouthed, he made rush at the boat re-
curing the utmost skill to avoid him. In his furry
he was desperate, but after running his rounds he
turned fin up, head towards the sun, and blew his
last. He slowed down 1903 barrels of OIL When
cut IN, the barque steered for Faya, to obtain medi-
cal advice for Mr. Hoxie and to repair her stem and
which the whale had started in his eucoun-
ter.
1.-THE only case of destruction ola ship by whale
which we recolect to have read of, was that of the
ship Essex, of Nantucket, about so years ago. A
whale attacked this ship, which was 800 tons, and
probably an old vessel, in the same manner as stat
ed above and with such force that he stove in the
bows of the ship and sunk her. A part of the crew.
if we recollect rightly, were lost with the ship
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

DODGE shaving just returned to this country from
sa,ccess6L HILL ;, bad oe>~-,-,--.=
ming, at the fremont Temple in Boston, at which, it
was announced, that he would sing his descriptive and
comic prize song, entitled Jenny Indiana. Tickets
% cents each, but an indictment for cl,5s Eve
tickets offered at the hO price of one dollar and
TWENTY-FIVE cents!! Dodge is a case.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

That Macon Hews was surely daft
In coming here to capture Graft;
Instead of fixing slaves in collars,
He's fixed in bail--ten thousand dollars,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

The Bishop AND THE QurrN Tho Io.1
bishop Of London addressed letter of remonstraoce
to iier Majesty for not having clergyman of the es-
tabllshed Church in her suite while on her nresent
tour and for attending Presbyterian place Of wor-
ship at Balmoral. reply was sent 10 the Bishon
expressive of Her Majesys disnpproval Of such IN.
reference and observing that Her Majesty had NOT
stepped out Of her duty in attending public worsLip
IN the established Chnrch ofScolland
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

vi In Waterbourgh, Me-, on Thursday evening
ISL John Smith, intoxicated, was beating his wife
when the son struck his father blow across the nec
WIN an oak club, Killing him Instantly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

Glasgow paper tells the following anecdote:
Mrs. Brougham, mother Of the ex-Chanceor. was
lnoSt excellent and thrifty housewife On one
occasion she was much troubled with eory,n, "a
dlcted TO dsh-breating, and whoused TO allege in
exclamation OF her fault, at was crachH before ),
One morning little Harry tumbled down stairs, when
the fond mother, running after him, exclaimed ooh
Doy' have you broke your head !" "No. Ma.
SAID the future Chancellor, sit was crackn before,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

lB In New Haven son of Mr.. John Ritter. n
ad OF II years while playing upon the brow of East
ROCK, le from the highest cliff to the (oot-a dis
injuries are mortal. ~ '''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

laS' The Sacramento Transcript, in speaking of n
solree by the Mayor, says: "The Mayor of tbe civ
me ihe ladies', &C., were appropriately drunk. md
the party separated in fine cheer"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

W Ichabod Washburn, Esq, of this city, has pre-.
sened the members of the Congregational Church in
Kingston, Mass, his native town, with fine bell 900
lbs weight. steeple is being erected for its accom-
mediation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

Ut The last that has been heard of John Smith.
ne was at 81 Louis, presiding at magnificent din
ncr given in honor Of Senator Benton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

:, sH Father Mathew hasre recently been in ST. Louis.
Up to Saturday the 18th he had administered the
pledge TO 1920 persons. "o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

UT Napoleon during his military career, Tough
sixty battles; Cesar fought bu. fifty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29
CHARLES ALLEN.

FREEso1L STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES
RooMs-No 1, Railroad Exchange-lower floor
Court Square, Boston. First door In the building
from Court street.
EDWARD L. KEYEs, Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29
DO NOT FORGET

i, "a lsssa
- ~. ,...,:;.s
0"rsioh 20 Boston next "wednesday
10 see Whipple's Views
~ Tickets only ONE DOLLAR for the rv,r..,o,, =
oiuug adIt,ance to the Views. Children half rce u"
u, y = 1afs start at o'clock A. NJ Tickets cnr sole h
" ocos LAZELl, and at the TICKET oFFics. "
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Judson ,. 1YaFdfcnTnson,=

MILFORD, N. II. Oct. 9th, 1850.
EDITOR OF THE SPY-Dear Sir Knowing that
many OF your readers feel deep anxiety and interest
IN behalf OF my brother Judson. l take great pleasure
IN announcing that is health both of body and mind is
much improved since his return home He is able to
attend to his usual avocatons and duties and during
the hours of the day, applies himself industrous to
labor, as for many years he has been wont to do He
sleeps very well, comparatively at night, and we all
trust that, IN very short period, he will be again full
y rest red to health Such has been his mental exne-
rlence, that, in rture, his duty will lead him to alb
STAN from many of these physical luxures which have
been the cause Of much of his present suerings His
friends may therefore reasonably hope that his future
days will be far more happy and blessed than the mast
have ever BEEN His experience has been severe and
his trials very great Hope tells us that the fruits
thereof shall be joy and faith the power and goodness
OF God. Yours, very respectfully,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-29

W at meeting in Georgia after violent debate
COL Abbott offered the following resolutions, which
were carried by acclamation:
lst Resolred, That this meeting is id mad.
I'd Resolced, That this meeting do now od;ourn