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TRovBLE ~ CANADA-TOnoNro, 25th Nav.

TROUBLE IN CANADA.-ToRoNro 25th NAV.
The debate in the assembly to-day on amendment
to send an address, to the queen, declaring it mex
pedlent to make the legislative council elective, de-
veloped strong tendency to organise charges, and
brought on general discussion The right 10 freely
discuss the annexation question was insisted upon
by ex-Solicitor General Bagey and several others,
and the ministry was strongly condemned for making
the dismissal of Col Price. lie defed the colonial
secretary and the provincial attorney to prosecute
him or any one advocating independence. The spirit
Of the debate was hostile to England and to the sta
biity Of English institutions in Canada The motion
for election ofegisatiye council was negaiiyed 81 to
IL. ~ .. N. 49,
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AMHERST COLLEGE. The next annual Commence
ment at Amherst has been fixed for Thursday, August
g. On the day and evening previous august ~ f.
r. Whipple of Boston will address the Literary Socie-
tics; Rev. Dr. Cox of Brooklyn, the Society Of In.
curry; and Rev. H. w. Beecher of Brooklyn, the Alum
nj
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CUBA EXPEDITION.

A letter dated Cardenas, May 20, says: "Tbe
invaders kept possession of the town until yesterday,
when they left, about o'clock, carrying with them
our Governor one or two officers, besides the mon
ey they had stolen from the public treasury. They
had second action with the troops before leaving
and several were killed on both Sides
owe open our letter to advise you of the safe ar
rival of our Governor, with the two officers captured
by Lopez. Near Pazpeda they fell in with fish
ing smack, and it is said that Lopez agreed to put
them on board on condition that the Governor would
use his influence to the lives of those left be-
hind. flAe of Lopez's gang are now in the stocks"
On the arrival of the Creole at Key West, the
collector of the port sent officer on board and
seized her for violating the laws ofthe United States
The men on board are still there, and will probably
be secured by naval force 1t is reported that the
Pzamo seized barque and brig, and found on board
letters and papers explaining the plan of the eek
petition. 1t also reported that fifty of the Span
ish troops and thirty of the inhabitants were killed at
Cardenas.
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DARTMOUTH COLLEGE. The annual commence
ment OF Dartmouth College will be held as usual on the
last "Wednesday and Thursday of July Paul Brown,
Esq, OF Philadelphia is the orator before the United
Literary Societies; Rev. Dir. sprague of Albany, N.
y addresses the Phi Beta Kappa, and Rev. DIR.
Barnes of Philadelphia, the Theological Society
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~ DR.. Graves requests US to say that he was pre-.
'en'eairom giving bis lectures, advertised, by the
severity oil the storm. 1t wbe seen by advertisements
that he will givea FREE LECTURE at Warren Hall,
ms eveg, If the weather is suitable, and that he may
DC found for consultation, the American House, dur
ing the week.
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The EoLIAN PIANO FoRTE.-We had the
pleasure, last night, of hearing Mr. VANDERwEID,
talented German artist perform on Of Glbert's
Hollan Piano Fortcs, in private parlor of the r.
wing House. Mr. VS. playing gave full effect to the
peculiar beauties of this delightful instrument The
combination of the Eolian with the tones of the
Piano proper, sustaining with its soft prolonged breath
ing, the lighter notes of the wires, gives complete
ness of expression to the insroment, which has
hthtrto been wanting. In slow or solemn music, es-
peclay, the effect is very striking. Without tbs at
tachment the Piano speaks; it, it sings. The
sound is sweeter and more delicate THAI that of an
organ, with a hute-like character that harmonizes
with the voice very finely. Since the introduction of
the improved KolIan Piano Forte, the manufacture
has greatly increased. We learu that Mr.. Gilbert,
who has an office in this City has more orders than
ne can supply W Y. Tribune.
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GY- A young man in New York. received box the
other day which he supposed might be some kind of
an internal machine. He carried it to the Chief of
Police, aud consultation was held as to the man
ner in which it should be opened. TWAS finally de-
cded TO soak it in water, and afte three hours was
opened and found to bea neat mahogany box, contain
ing daguerreotype likeness oftwo of the gentleman's
yonng lady cousins, which were completely ruined
by the soaking.
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TO THE AFFTTCTFD

IL. uRAVES, of the Reformed Medical Practice
eSuet OF lhe CITY of Providence whose success ~
S M Ia napie IN the speedy cure of all diseases orsrg
az, Hl,n s.dte otthe Blood NAV be consulted b, ,l
TEMP HOUSE. - Ut AhLoR NO OF the AM.
Please read the folouino ~ ,,xoor -.
faithless but believing - F' JUST gwen, ana be not
1;t 81; mat have for several wears been greatly,
- W WI e. , el' Rheum and Erysipeas bnnors of ,be
-; i'iaiii,s chiefly into ofmy limbs cnllsino nm
49,, d with much pain, itching and burning m,
with dilicu -, ehuerhess and ameness, that could
WIN u.Iult! Walk attend to nv domestic aTsrs al
bo, 80 "ble to wear shoe for more than five wears
'1u' 70 no purpose, the skill of very eminent Pbvsi
;ii i nearly discouraged Three months since ;,a
~ ny the efficacy of DIR. Graves Celebrated RIood
,,icI hs, lure, HumoI and Pain Destroying Ointment
I bean n zen attended with the happest effect in entire
y s e sore upon my limb and giving me the natural
use VI e same, that consider myself well CON ,;,h
Sod' llodsure and confidence recommend the above re,
nes aS lnFa uabie to all who may be afflicted with com
Blood NJ A pW sI 1871, 0i Tue
Bristol l., May %, 1907 . ''iii'N
ANOTHER
ms is to certify that have for more than seven wears
with almost constant headache and uncomfortable CenoS
at my stomach BY the of DIR. Graves CeIeb,ateJ
BLOOD Mixture, and umor and Pain DESTROYING Omtments
lor little more than three months have been entire,
cured am now well and have not enoved so GOOD baotb
lor many years | do most cheerfullv recommend Dr
GraVes Medicines for Blood humors as invaluable
Bristol, R. l., May 49, 1850"
% Il acord to the a0iSe is sufficient!
ADVICE FREE
DIR. GRAVES will deliver n FREE TEcrupr IN IU,nun,.
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BROWN UNIVERSITY. The subscription to the
funds Of this institution has reached $4,000 and con-
fdent expectations entertained of bringing it up to
the point required for the contemplated new arrange
ments.
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The CENSUS. The census, which, by the Consti-
tuition, is ordered to be taken every ten years. on the
first of May has been completed, and the following is
the result in such towns as have been published
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IGNORANCE IN ENGLAND. 1t has been CAL
culated that there at the present day in England
and Wales nearly 100000 persons who can Meth
er read nor wrte-that is to say, nearly one quarter
OF the population. Also, that of all the children be-
tween five and fourteen, more than one-half attend
no place of instruction. These statements would be
hard to believe if we had not to encounter in our
everyday life degrees of iIliteracy which would be
startling, if we were not thoroughly used to il. In
fact, the practical evidences of the low ebb to which
the plainest rudments of education in this country
have fallen, are too common to bear repetition We
cannot pass through the streets, we cannot enter
place of public assembly, or ranble in the fields,
without the gloomy shadow of Ignorance sweeping
over us.-DickenS' "HouSeh0ld Words"
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u1y Two boys had good time sliding down hill, on
The snow in Geneseo, N. Y. on the 2Ist. sse
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DIED.

DIED.
her age. ' Il" int DIST year OF
In Hardwick, May "a, Wild Mary Earle 70
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ST LOUIS The St. Republican of the 18th inst
that the cholera is at an end in that civ
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II Dinah an old negress, died in Norfolk few
days ago,at the age ofoae hundred and tcenu three
gears. She was servant in family residing at the
Great Bridge,w when the memorable battle was Cought
there IN l775, between Col WoodEords virginia
troops and the British grenadiers under Capt. For
dyce, ana was at that time grandmother. a fact
whlch attests her age She was blind for a number
years, but recovered her sig when past her hun
dreth year, that she could see TO thread ea,,'
brc needle; and having lost all her teeth she emf an
entire new set about the same time. She was 70
markably spnshtly and industrious to the last.
CIrY Sections. d. i. Comngs and George SEES.
SONS were appointed city Underakers and Sections he
The Mayor and Aldermen, Monday evening.
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SUMMER DrcSs dS00dS-

Is supposed we have the best assortment of Thin Dress
Goods ever offered in Worcester. FRENCH JACCO
NETS Plain and Figured BERAGES; ORGANDI mis-
LiNs; PRINTED LAWNS; INDIA LINENS; CHINESE
"Haoo CLoIH, etc etc. Please call and examine
May ~ DAVIS HALL. Il THOMPSON
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Canary and Hemp Seed,
EOR sale in any quantity by
l.. T. LAZEII, Apothecarv
May29dwis POI Man-st 8 doors north Am House
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Berage dc LANES,

Berage dc LANES.
A SPLENDID assortment this dav received of very
A choice styles and colOrs, at
MAY " davis HALL s. THOMPsON,s.
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Turc Satin Parasnls.

600 BLACK and GREEN Turc Satin Parasos. with
wv and without Frnges, and with rich Damask Bor-
ders just received We sell PARASOLETTS chenper
selves. r. l. HARMON a. Gs0"
May 10 d,rsyy
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" II acord to the loiSe is sufficient!
ADVICE FREE

DIX GRAVES will deliver FREE LECTURE in WARpEv
HALL, THIS "wednesday EVENING, unless stormy com
"iOHoh's al o SioCh' dat MAY 90
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Whether upon two legs or four, we soIemnly reit
crate the TRUTH that calves must die As we tbougbt
OF these things, tear came in the eye. We brush
ed 1t away and turned boldly to the future, as we
looked upon the new boots sitting quietly upon the
rich Brussels carpet.
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The POLISHED Doors; OR THE R1cH BRUs-
Sells CARPET. A thrilling eleven hundred and
twenty-four dollar prize tale.
$50 it boots.' Milton.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28

On n recent occasion the Rev. Gronrr
/. pnENTtss. brother Of the %lHtnentcd s. s.
PnENT1ss. delivered nal et,Iopy upon the
"lifeoa1,d character of ficnl Z. TAytoR, ut
the request Of The cityIgovert1ment Of New
Bedford, Mass. The address Is %cl,arac-
terized throughout by sound sense and /,
just appreciation OF the character of the
great man whose Ildmory he wished to
honor. Near the combustion Of Mr.. pntN-
rtss's culogy, We fml the following truth
full remarks;
lightly Of the consequences which would
follow the destruction Of the National
Union. But ! cannot ! believe it would
be q debasen1ent aud ruin oil our national
life, Of the central, supporting principle Of
Our strength aud glory as n free people. it
ton Of tho Union with civil and servile
war. logging after. would be n calamity
second only To the expulsion Of Christian
religion from ibis continent.
But | cannot believe that si,ell n cnl-
alnity Is in store for uH, That Almighty
and Berielirent Providence. which has,
from the first landing of our Fathers. gone
before lis like-"a pillar Of cloud by day
and a pillar Of fire by night illustrating
path by such signal proofs Of His favor,
surely lie will not torsake the work of His
hands. mu
Thousands and tens Of thousands Of
children of New England have wandered
Southwark and built their homes in that
stinny Cline. There will dwell Meir
children and ohildren's children. There
tho dust Of many a noble son, or
brother of many n lovely daughter, n sis-
ter. from the land Of the Pilgrims. God
forbid the time should ever come when we
must travel to d toyeiEH land to visit their
graves. and weep over their precious dust.
"In Southern earth lie entombcd the
mortal remains Of Washington. in South
,rn earth rcpose the ashes of him we
mourn this day. May we never feel that
hey are buried among a~llotllcr and strange
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-09-28
Late TcIegraphiC Items.

- EEsT- E3F
We fud The snhioilleditem i'll oar --latest
New Orleans esehanaess
BhL11noRH, Sunday SeyHeH1et pa
At London, OH tllt 10th, silaur WITS very
firm. Mnnilas advanced sixpence. Coffee
advanced one tuttsp sliillibgs. suni there
was also an advance in most continental
ports.
BAlrlMoHE, MONDAY, September ga
The steamship Ohio arrived ut New York
on Monday (g3) with $4,000 In gold
dust aud the California mails. a
F~ttantHsroN, Tpcsiay September 81.
AT New York, on The 23d inst, the
cotton marltet was quiet and unchanged
Five hundred bales were sold. Coffee was
held higher Rio thirteen cents, mostly
held Mt fourteen. Flour was duller. Grain
unchanged.
THE rAcIr1c's Observation-Disclosures YET.
The actual running time Of the Pacific
was ten days, four hours and forty five
minutes trGi9 dock to dock.
BttrtsnRE, Sept. "a.
AT New York yesterday tile Cotton
market was quiet aud without change in
prices. There Were 500 bales sold.
Coffee was held higher, Rio unchanged.
TpJgntr~aetpN ~.
The Civil aud Diplomatic bill wa under
consideration in the Senate yesterday
The Navy appropriation bill was before
the House.
The House Of, The 18Th inst, passed The
bill, granting alternate sections of
land and the right Of way to the Mobile
and Chicago Railroads.
HAVANA.
The Ohio brings dates from Havana to
The 18th inst. Three hundred troops mr.
frotn Spniu Oh The 18th inst. They
report tllrce tGnsnnd Oh their wa to the
Island.
Gen. Jote de In Cotcha. the newly m.
Capt. General Of Cuba. Was daily
ut Havana, Count Alcoy has
iceli recalled.
New IoRH MARKETS..
AT New York to.1ay, 1.-THE 2dth inst
cotton was Irml Fifteen hundred bales
sold at full prices. Flour and Grain
llll. Provisions firm. Rice, Coffee.
and Tobacco firm. Sterling 1O1
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Awful I'm The Extreme.

Tie Vicksburg Sentinel. Of the 2iths
learns that Gov. Quiitnan will convene lie
Legislature Of Mississippi ant m early
dry, y to take nntler consideration tile
bills passed relative to California, tile
territories, aid the slnve trfde in the
District Of Columbia. The Sentinel is
rampant OF, the subject. and says hat the
time lins come q when we are to decide OH
submission or resistance. The Natcllez
Free Tfader comes o1t boldly for " State
secessiole md savs that 1t is n coastitn-
tional. peaceful, aud safe remedy"
Well, now, Mississippi will not he
allowed to secede until she pays her State
bonds. The good filth Of the whole
couniry&is somewhat implicated in The
mntter. When Mississippi pays the Union
and Printers Bank Bonds, 1t will he time
enough, for her to talk about secession.
But size must pay first. She will not he
allowed TO run off with all her property.
leaving the balance Of the States to " hold
the bag" She must pay first, Pay
BY the way. we beg leave to bring to
the notice of tie seeessionists and dis
t1llionists, the following extracts from
Gen. Jackson's celebrated proclamation
How redolent they seem TO I've of hcmpt
We commend them to the Free Trader.
Itom The 1t F~Rot1AHATtua. y
! consider. then. the power tn nnnnl n
law of the United States, assumed by one
State, Incompatible with the eaistenee 1f
TIE Union, contrudicthd expressly In Me
If He constitution, nuaMthort5ea
by ussp,,n. tnconststrnt 1rth errty gyia-
t,1Re on shhtrh IL uas fouu1yl. ami
DESTR UCTINE OF THE GREAT
OBJECT FOR WHICH II WAS
FOR MED
The laws Of the United States must lie
executed. | have no discretionary power
on the snbiest-my duty is crnphaticnIly
pronounced in the constitution. Those
Old You that yor might peaceably prevent
their execution deceived yor,-they couH
not harr beeu 1eceired Themselves. They
that forcible opposition could alone
the execution Of tho laws. and
hey know that such opposition Mts1 b1
aErEILrD. Their object is Disunion ;
mt be not deceived ny names disunion
ny armed force is TREASON.
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For he Batoa Rouge Gazette.

At a meeting Of st. James Lodge, No. Al, held
on the 9th inst, at their Hall in the City Of
Baton Rouge, the following preamble and resolu-
tons were presented by the Undersigned COM
mittee, and adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty, in the
dispensation Of his Divine Providence, to take
from our number our late w. NJ. Brother. O.. p.
DAVIS, who died in California. We humbly bow
10 his will. in as much as it becomes every Chris.
TRAN TO do SO, and would humbly invoke His
blessing on these that have been left to mourn
his loss.
Rcsoired. That VIC deplorc the loss Of a good
Mason, whose past services in the cause will
ever endear him to those that had the good for
tune 10 know him best. Be it further, Resolved,
That.we sympathize with the widow, and reia-
lives OF the deceased, in their bereavement Of so
devoted a husband and kind friend lastly, Re-
solred, That we wear the usual badge of mourn-
Ing for thirty days from the passage of these res
That a copy Of these resolutions be
presented to the widow Of the deceased, and 10
each Of the Baton Rouge papers for publication.
fSlexEn,1 Y. HEsrEF, r. Far, S. NJ. HAIR.
WI. HUBS, Scecrary.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

FROM San francisco papers.
McClatchy and the other prisoner were
arrested yesterday afternoon, and brought
before Judge Fake, charged with rebellion
against the laws and authority oftle State.
They were present at a Squatter meeting
the night before, at which revolutionary
sentiments were promulgated. Theywerc
placed on board the prison brig last night,
and this has caused the excitement.
Mr.. Mcclure, the County Attorney. is
also under arrest On q similar charge. His
trial will come off this afternoon. We
understand a warrant Is out for DR.. Robin
son, but he lad not been arrested last even
ing.
First, the Squatters went TO Suffers
Lake, and tried to hire men at a dollar an
hour to remove some lumber. They did
succeed in their purpose, and thcn went
up to J street, corner Of Second. Robin
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The Turkish Ambassador.


Tho TurkishComtnissioner and his stlilc
Landed ia New York ON the 18th instant,
lie was dressed in II blue ffuca coat. white
pants, a red skull cap, craulcttcs, and
Wore u rich order of diamonds. Amin
Bey, remarks an exchange, is the nnuie OF
the representative OF the Ottoman Porte.
lie WINS received with mach ceremony n,
Castle Garden, by u committee appointed
by the Common Council fof that purp53c &c.
An address from tho Mayor was iutergre-
led for him, III which the protection OF
kossath aud his compatriots was 20 ntaon-
ed as evidence OF the klndlsss of the
Sultau's heart. The Turk replied IN the
most becoming manner, saying that Colt
by his great tifo arm, Morse BY chaiaing
the lightning, AMI others by tllrir great
inventions, had rendered his Sultan fa.
miliar with Am ?rican genius. aud Lcu-
dered him anxiods to become moro 50.
The members OF tic city government
waited on him Oh Saturday 1T noon+! III Ii
body, at the A>tor House, where he is
entertaiscl US the city guest.
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The Lnlling Of The storm.

E ~ E-# EEEAM .&Mr MG
deFp'ie Tue angry trimmings ana Gfoothl
prosnoaticatioIs of ille Etctiutls aud di'lr,
,s,i,tud,s
E,., j., ,t,t.,, ,1,o ,o,n;os II .,,,,,,a
ih'se ana e"fieb'a'roh NV h"f'iio''o''s's ~
getl.er. Lake brothers Ind ia" lactlo''sts
Of the Sttitt, md the free sellers Of the
Nnttb l,ra,rpJ ia ,,p;so, n avartI,rovy
a ..., ..,,.
~, .., .,.-, ,., ..,
a." ~ - go
'pe warm support VI S'th hieo Us o'a!'
Cass, Webster, Dickinson, l'oote al,d
others. and nov that thee have EtiIra like
,~,+,,l,,rs Il, ,l,,,, ,,o,,l ,,;oo,,,st, ,to, ,,a;,
i ~
'"'F''' ~ "'''ioSN wv wv '"''"' "S -
aInplns
From fhe Chorirsfcn tittr, Mercury, Sgt Ion.
Covunrss.-Froln nilr dnsjmtcl,es. il
will ia seen that the bill for the admission
ri California Oltn fir .brund Of tile lfulon)
,,nssrl The House o, Saturday. They
hive fred cnirttor IN Washington. aud dis.
playrl limits ns for - utcnt victory. Well.
it Is h victory over law aud The constihu-
'Hol'--a victory over Justice hml Ill sound
e" wv ''''l'f WV
,,a,ia, ,,,rr, t,n,,h, ar a,,a,.li.s
ii victory Of the Executive over Con
uresa, and Of the spirit Of nbclition over all
the departments OF the Government. me
/, - ~ lo"'o' N'' -" sup "''
-, a.. EN- , - \
Av,ru,r Tptruru ran o. Ayrpy,.>
Freedoms ~I,anner trails III The dt=t pt
Washington Slavery lns achieved anoth-
'f,floitpl i"eh,y'''e 'no"sA'o slnh'e
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,4,n ttp,rrrss. 1,srp surrendered 70 Slavery,
Auh ntnid The c'anking Of newly-forged
letters we hear the craven voice Of czn''-
go l>o','ef" 'nFo''S ave ""',7e
sI,,.,, ,,a, Freedom, al ,t,t Sam
nvcnpiut anrpl would blot ont tho dis
graceful record, that Cur poeteri'y might
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