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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
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To Carpenters and House Builders.

ME- have now in store good assortment of BUILD
w ING HARDWARE, consisting in part of Nails
Glass Copper Kettles, Copper and Iron Pumps Sheet Lead
and Zinc, Oven Mouths, Ash lit and Boiler Doors, Morse
and Kim Locks and Laches, Mineral Silver Plated
Door Knobs, Door Latches Butts and Screws Axle Pues
and Window Lines, Blind Trimmings together with full
stock OF articles used by builders generally Purchasers
are respectfully solicited to give us CALL pre-
pared to furnish them at the lowest prices
feb26-dwtf POOLE a. MILES o91 Main Of
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TO MERCHANTS.

ROM 10 10000 Barrels Flour for sale by the subscribers
Il who are authorized Agents. and receivers from the
manufacturer of the Ontario Co. Mills Premium -four Cha
pinsville ErtrU and Super Eatra, Geneva Steam Mills
Extra and other brands which confident will give
purchasers entire satisfaction Donot be deceived by Other
dealers Call and see.
Also have hand 10 ton prime Uerkimer and ST. Law
renee Co Butter and Cheese. ALDRICH a Co
feb3-dt. 80 Front Street
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POWDER.

nE american Powder Companyf Sporting, Rife and
blasting POWDER constantly for sale by The subscri
eers rms Powder is ofsuperior quality and will be sold
nearly aslow ns poor article is selling glf.T N -
Also, New York SHOT, and g. d. GAPS 81 ~
HARRINGTON ~ GLEASON
NoV 70 dNu D. Front 81. opposite CITY Hall.
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Lamps, Vases. Chandeliers. &c.

Lamps, Vases, Chandeliers, &c.
the Store lately occupied by f. p Oliver. No ina
Il Main street, large assortment of
Solar, Camphine and Fluid Lamps,
GlRANDOLES and CANDELABRAs BOHEMIAN
PokCEhAlN aud CHINA VASES and COLOGNES
Nicn Cut and plain Ground SOLAR GLOBES and
SHADES Also French, colored, embossed and Perforated
raer shaies ia great variety. Hall Lanterns Glass Lamps
Chmneys, Wicks, &C., &c Nero INF and orranhIi
Sngravings, Plain and Coored, Black, Walnut Rose
Wood aud Gilt Picture Frames, &c. -
Inc subscriber being DESTROYS Of making chanqe In
his branch OF his business Wl of to his friends and the
public generally the above Of Goods al arlat d.
count from cost. T,1'-' ~ e' '0
/ An early call win secure good bargain.
I teoll-deod&W3mO. DAVID q. THUR s'roN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
WORCESTER DYE HOUSE.
HENRY b. ADAMS


NTOULD remind The public that he continues the bus
wv ness OF Dyeing and Finishing Cotton Linen Silk and
Wooden Goods vt short notice. and in the best manner at
his Dye House on Central street. He likewise gives partc
uar attentiontO Cleansing nice Shawls Cloaks and gar
ments in general.
Mr. Adams would thanks TO those who have an
literally parronzed him in years past and would saw tba
the experience he has had for than thirty years past
warrants him in saying that all work entrusted to him
shall be done WELL if better, than at any other es
Enlistment in the state, and prices as low as the low
est. share Of patronage is SOLICITED.
Worcester, March !, 1851. mar4 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

1B PRINTING of all kInds-Pamphlcts
glles, shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIa.
Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
S, Posters, &C. &c.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
at THIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, "a new Stree
- running west from Main Street north of the residenc
Of Abel Jaques. Esq Also, Austin Chandler Chatham
Newbury and Gu ncy Streets. The above Lois are nov
Tor the first time offered sale. The land adjoining then
being built upon and their pleasant location near Main ST
makes them the most desirable Lots in the city Terms
sale TO suit the uIchaser
/. & S. p. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwn IL Portland Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

New Jewelry
IE subscriber having made purchases of many desira
BILE patterns of Ear Hoops and Drops Ladies and Gents
Breast Pins, Rings Gold, Guard Fob, and Vest Chains
Watches, Clocks,
and Fancy Goods would hereby solicit continuance of
the patronage so literally bestowed heretofore as it his
determination to be undersold BY any one
Doors South of American Temperance House
iebl9-2mOisw f. H. PIITNAM
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT-On and after oct. 7. 1850
TRAINS
LeaVe WOfcester at 7 Is and II am. and 4 pm
Leave prnvidennn nt 4 n,,.I m ~, -. -. =

Leave Providence at 745 and l1.3O a m. and $50 nm
TRAINS CONNECT at Mllyille with coaches for Slat r
vile and Ndsonviie Uxbridge with coaches for Mor
ana Mendon AT Whitins with coaches for East Dougla
ana ht sve at Faruns with coaches FOR Grafton Ger
e, NJ FL Village and Upton; Worcester with trains
Western r. Road and Norwich and w. r. R.. and W orc
and Nashua II. R. AT Waterford with trains of Norfol
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dcdham &c
Passengers by the 745 train from Providence can arrive
IN New York, via New Haven, the same evening
Passengers by the $50 P. NJ train from Providence can
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same evening
The l30 trains connect Worcester with the Expres
IRAN i0r New York, which leaves Worcester at r. NJ
The ii AM train from Worcester connects at Providence
WIN trans ior Boston, Taunton Fall River n Bedford
The Pm train connects at Providence with the Dosor
and n Y. Steamboat train for New York
d TIE 745 and IL M. trains do rot stop at Hamlet
% The $50 and z. NJ trains do not sop at Ashton M
Hamlet. ISAAC Il SOIITilvICK So,
Sept 25 1850. diff
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Important Notice.

Important Notice.
NHE subscriber having purchased of Messrs Hall s.
Il thompson their entire stock of Dry Goods a liberal
scoun would most eclfuy inform the citizens
worcester and vicinity that he will offer for the thirty
days this desirable stock GREAT BARGAINS in order
to give place for New Spring Goods.
mar3-d4w John r CLARK
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For Sale or Rent.

New House on Pleasant street. near Col Abbotts con-
venen for three families. II applied for soon will he
SOLD with bout 10000 feet of land Also the Cuttne
House in New Worcester, with abon three acres of Land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also small Farm nj
a6ou 20 acres with unfinished house upon H. about oi
mie west OF said Gut ng estate, the ZONES
Terms very liberal p. q. BACON
maro-uu H No. Central Ekchanae
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
VI LE0NARD'S
Boston and yWnYcnefer Ev

dr LE0MARD'S
Boston and Worcester Expraas
assesAw. rT'HE subscriber continues to run THE EX
EegassaE PRESS between Boston and worcester for
"a - the safe transmission ofPackages, Bundles Bank
---------- Notes. Specie. and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and nego
;handze, produce, etc. 1fN III e ~
Allpackages must be directed to his care. RI
The subscriber Is alone responsible for property entrse
his and risk liz by The Boston and or
ester Rail Road Company. t-'' -tF
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester 20 ia
EN-, Newburyport, Taunton Fail River, New Bedford
lso, TO Portland, and all parts of Name f ~ r's U
Oiers per for goods TO be returned by this Express.
OFvicEs-H ARNDEN d. CO.'S Office, & Cont Street
Iostoni J. IL KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1863 Main Street
Feb 20. -IlIif.ti diff 4. =. LEONARD.
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WHITCOMB'S

Worcester & Fitchburg Express.
EAVES Worce ter for Sterling, Leominser and Fitch
burg, three times day. All business usually done nv
EXPRESS most respectfully solicited and will be promptly
attended to- ~ " fNF'"
JASON TEMPLE, Messenger.
Il. l.. BRIGHAM, Agent.
Office, 100 Main ST.
"ofcester, Jan. ~, l65l ian2O-dtf
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Cottage for Sale
House for Gala

House for Sale. 1ll1 30
IRA THE subscriber will sell n snn,,ed 60, -, a.,
IsN House he occupies, Pleasant street, en5 oa ,S
same.-6q feet hont and ll3 feet deep. A dearahls
HlneuO and zoo well kn0wn TO need further
ieonSdasu NlNAue A.a gis BENJAMIN yVPFijM -
hNd ~ sutsdw9l salG io f1l'9D7 11''si m 's"'sy
.,,.. % tlqla WairuaG3 slGiu1 va
'f"A "fA"""" ~ 2 F" 80 msl-t.lHm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
Real Estate for Sale.

Real Estate for Sale. nm M N
NeA Two Story House, containing ~ rooms suita-
M hle fortwo or three iamilles situated on Bowoln
street. Also, three lots. measuring 60 by so feet
each which will be sold with the house If desired ON the
estate Is ms good water be found in the city md a
good variety Of fruit trees, In bearing oder -
Also two house lots on Laurel Hill which arc va,, ds
siralle. .iH TIA $3.50. N ''i' "0'
Also seventeen acres of land in Shrewsbury situated
about miles rom Worcester, and mile from The ccutre
Of Shrewsbury. Terms liberal - -" I"i',N' 49,"
marlSdtJel CALEB RAWSON.
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Farm on Shares.

WANTED, an experienced farmer to carry on a MIL
w and Vegetable Farm, situated in Worcester nm
shares good opportunity offers for skill aud industry-
Enquire OF CAREY q FIELD, Exchange Buildings.
Worcester, March S, 1851 maI6.Ssf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
BLACK DRESS SINKS

THAT WILL NOT CRACK.
TNE subscriber would inform the Ladies that he has
L now for sale the ENGLISH CROWN SILK which
warranted by the manufacturer crack by wearing
So desirable article this need but be known
those who purchasing black Silks its sale
GEO. p. BRYANT, Hive Store.
mar4-w4wis
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Wanted-

VIE subscriber wishes obtain employment in writing
Il collecting Orin any business in which he can maxi
himself useful. ny word left ThoDpson's feriodic
Office will receive immediate attention.
jaA4-tf SAMUEL, V. STONE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
Ornamental Painting

carriage Sign and Ornamental Painting
-lR y FTNHE subscriber, grateful for past favors
49, 1IzSE Il would respectfully inform the public
51f5@tTH hat he still continues the above bushes
- the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET.
ueaI wan, where ne hopes to merit increased connu
w ~ -. pa.Ioilage' DEXTER RICE.
"oi0es'et, DecN H. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
C0AL-COAL!

EUUU rounds make a Ton,
And as good article can be obtained Ia i5s c; n,
elsewhere.
NE subscriber has now on hand best varieties
II Pennsylvania Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at Jo,,ee,
Market Prices.
Also, best quality BITUMINOUs COAL. for steam
Smiths use. ' ~ ~
u Orders through the Post Office or left st lewis II
LazelPs Drug Store Main Street, at A. Baylie store
corner Of Main and School Streets at o. Braans store
oouhDdge street. and at my Counting Room on the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester r. r. Denot Green II
viii be thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
oct3 disti c9O EDWARD SOUTHWICK
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Boston and Worcester Railroad

Boston and Worcester Railroad
- - - - .5ssss 3
AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT, CONNIE ring Oct. T. 1850
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows
Leave Worcester at 7.30,& 1890 am $40 345 10.
MillbuIy tbs " 336 nm
Milford at ZOO I15 -
Saxonvlle at BIS 445
Newton at 700 and " 43O&sI5
Brooklmeat IT, 81 q lO4 am, u, 81, 4 $50
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows:
For Worcester at 80 and am u 80 930 a A. IN y
Millbury at 8 :" e
" Milford at 500 am. 445
' Saxonville at 800 +" 445
I" Newton at 745 i" 1880 &c and O l5
Brooklne at sos & 81 M 1874, 24, S, 81 81 1000
0TFor further particulars Pathfinder Railway Guild
OF dwtf G.. TWICHEII Sun,t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
CENTRAL BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
JE REMIAH BOND

A patronage bestowed upon him in past
years would solicit renewal of the same aud respectfully
invites all persons wishing Boots and Shoes examine his
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK.
Being practical in the business he flattes himself
mat he has the ability to judge of the quality Stock and
workmanship of Goods in his line He intends keeping
1rst rate assortment Of Ladies' Genemen's and Chi
dIen's I'M
Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers,
OF the best quality accommodate all classes of
even to the most iastidious. -
lie hopes by giving strict and personal attention to his
business to merit share of patronage He has taken
store on Main street, No. Merchants Row. directly in
front OF the Worcester House, and from It's being situated
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
1T Repairing faithfully attended to-
Worcester, March l. 1851. marI-dw5w
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Paints and Oils.
/ EWi5S Philadelphia Pure White Lead, English Lin
~ seed OIL Spirits Turpenne, Japan Coach and Fumi
lure parnish PARIS and Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow
American and Chinese Nermon, Whiting and Putty; TO
WIN general assortment Of Paints and Colors fo
feb2e-dwtf " POOLE g. MILES, 2sl Main I.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
POTATOES.

DERSONS in want ofPrime Potatoes will, find at 81
4 Main St. some OF the English Pink eyes, which are
entirely Free from disease very much better cooking
potatoe than any raised in this vicinity
Feb9 DIFF WILSON &c FLINT
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Steam Engine.


Water Proof Mole Skin Hats.
% Of the Spring style and best quality with laro
sAy assortment of Caps Gloves, Umbrellas &c, con
"a stantly on hand and for sale by P. KETTELL, on
door South of the American House. Worcester.
N. B. Hats and caps made TO crder at short notice.
Cash paid for Shipping Fnrs usual. feb I9-d& wifi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25

|. Hand.v-It will be perceived that A. P. WARE
his usual promptness and energy, already very
desirable stock of SPBINfed TO the Baggage Master
Lu. authorized to receive ii before the PassenOa
taRes his seat in the cars.
baggage will not be taken to include money merchandise
nor other articles than those of personal ue and when
ger Vaue uah fitty Dollars notice be given of thai
fact and extra price paid or the COMPANY win nor bnI
itself liable beyond that amount ~
Nobaggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
W smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Denot
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices
JOEL W. WHITE, President
Dec' o lou. sWtf N. d w. r. r.
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To Let,

NE OF the best Barns in the city of Worcester conve
- nen for four horses, with good supply of csrriase
o unn.,o, .r FrE }; ID FULLER, 2I9 Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-25
House Lot for Sale
$1,000 REWARD.

ONE of the best in the city, situated the North cor.
" ner of Main and Sycamore streets Enquire of
ipb22 diff H. SPRING 2ND Io7 Mir -
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flIiAfN ~ 4 tf aiss na .st = stssteF n q
I'D H'aM COS fle1sdio4h was.n 5-aarsm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
OPPOSITION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

OPPOSITION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
TINS Committee, II appears, did not effect
permanent organization on Tuesday evening.
Every member was present, as follows
DELEGATES.
lst JUDICIAL Dlstrict-Jacob A. Wss,ervel, lain
J. Cisco. lld-Benlamin Brandre,h. Uenrvc NJ
ply. llld-David l.. Seymour, Peter CaryeT iV,n
WIN. [. Watson, VIM. A. Dart. Vth-Charles A
Mann, Dennis Mccarthy ylth-Ausburn B,ris,n
Henry Il. Mygatt. VlIth-Thomas Y. How T.
Robert Campbell. Ir. Nlllth-Dean Richmond. Hen,
~ h. Smith.
Two differen, ballots were had for Chairman.
On the first ballot, Mr.. Mann, (Barnbumer} had
$ votes. Nh Seymour, (Hunker) :, and Mr. Cis-
CO, (Hunker) l. On the second ballot Mr. Mann
had votes, and Mr.. Seymour S. At this state
OF the proceedings, Mr.. Cagger proposed Mr.
jacob A. Westeryel, (Hunker) as temporary
Chairman, which was carried. Mr.. Cisco moved
M Cagger, (Barnburner) for Secretary. which
was carried
Mr.. Murphy, (Hunkerl offered series Of reso-
lutionS, IA follows
Rssoirsd, That the Democratic Republican Elec-
'ofs OF the different Congressional Districts organ
sed according to the act of July 1884, are request
81 20 mees In conventions the Sth day Of January
''N IN 'heu respective districts. \, such place As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

TIA County Committee, where the District Is com
rosed Of only one county shall aesienase and at
such place where the District Is composed of more
thar one county or OF parts Of different counties.
s the Chairman of the County Com 1aitiees compris
ms ~ or majority Of them shall designate for the
nurpose of electng a delegate to represent such
District in the next Democratic National Convsn
ton and tha, the County Committees call the
meeting for the election OF delegates to such Dis
trict Conventions in conformity with the ussgeS
OF the Democratic party, they shall deem proper
Rsse,pss, That the delegates 50 elected meet ut
such time and place as the Chairman and Secretary
OF this meeting shall designate, for the purpose OF
eIectng two state delegates to such National Goa
yenhCn.
The votes on these resolutions were as fol
lows
Ayes-Messrs. Westervelt, Cisco, Branjreth. Hur-
phy, SEYMOUR Watson. Birdsali, Mygatt. and NTH
Nots-Slessrs Cagger, Dart, Mann, Mccarthy, How,
Canpbe and Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27

IS We notice with pleasure the appear
ance of JrLIrS FRGBEL in the Editorial columns
of The AHgemeiae Zqtung, to which he last
evening contributed an article on the foreign
policy Of the United States in reply to The Daily
Tunes Of yesterday morning Mr. Frebel takes
tie gvonnd that II Is vain to suppose that the
public opinion of this country can of itself excr-
else any influence upon European affairs Ger.
tanly 1t can have no effect whatever upon the
parties that now dOnneeT Over the whole Of
that comment Nhs.. to ,hems the mere opin-
Zen of pee lie whose political system they know
I" sc the perfect opposite Of their own, and hate
accordingly We may be convinced that the
European Reaction have much less respect for
Us than We for them. Public opinion, like every
other ideal and moral power, can be efficient
onl, as II leads to actual results and we should
be joluded in supposing that II could have amy
action upon the destnes of Europe so long as 1t
is nothing but opinion and Is not seen IN practi-
cal consequences. But opinions have involun
tay consequences, and the neutral policy Of the
United States will be maintained as long as II
answers the interests of the country and the
choice IS free, but not longer. The reorganiza-
ton OF Europe cannot, as things nov are, be
looked for except through universal war That
vii be accomplished in no brefperiod of time, and
in the course of the struggle the United States
may see themselves constrained practically 10
act against iespotism. To prepare for the deter.
mina,lOn of that oncoming epoch Is the Office 70
which History appoints kossuth on his arrival
among Us
We understand that Mr.. Fr0bel Is now reg
ularly attached to the Editorial corps Of this
new paper. HIS varied abilities. extensive ac-
quantance with affairs, and power as a writer
Will add largely to the interest and value Of its
columns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
Tonnes Of the Morning.

We give to-day the speech OF kcssuth
1T Birmingham. In this marvellous effort
the great Magyar surpassed even himself
In whatever light it is regarded, 1t may be
considered one Of the most gigantic efforts
of our times. The resources of the Illus
trious hero seem inexhaustible, and accord
ing as he becomes habituated to speak
English his eloquenee finds freer utterance,
and rises to hight far above any thing
his former most successful achievements
would lead us TO look for.
His parting speech also will be found IN
our columns. 1t is tender, impassioned and
full of thankful fervor. The enthusia sm of
the people too rose with his success and
the desire to see the great Liberator, to
shake the hand he had raised against the
banded despots of the world, was intensified
as he prepared to take his leave of the peO-
pie. His appearance at ball in London
was hailed with far warmer and more
hearty welcome than would be even that Of
Majesty. But what is of more importance
than all this, some Of the ablest of the
British Journals admit that he has reused
the blood of the nation to the extent Of
shaking the non.interventlon policy OF the
Government. lie has completely enlisted
the sympathies of the people, and should
another chance be afforded his country, from
present appearances, that people would de-
mand that Russia, if she again interfered,
should be commanded to halt, and with a
few ships-of-the-line in the roads of St
Petersburgh, halt she would.
From England we have no other news ey-
cept it may be the petty, and timld, and
sneaking opportunity taken by Lord John
Russell, to proclaim that England desired
peace.
Diplomacy is at its utmost stretch IN
France, each of the parties being bent on
the destruction Of the other. We select
scene from the proceedings of the Assem-
bly. which will serve TO illustrate that spirit.
and also the amount OF personal liberty en-
joyed in France.
OF Ireland there is nothing new-religi-
Gus agitation and universal ruin divide it
between them.
We have adyi,es from Mexico several
days later, but only the details Of news al
ready published through the Telegraph.
There is prospect now, however, from
appearances, that Calvajal viii make
further stand. 1t is saidhe is in great force
and once more advancing on Matamoros.
We publish our usual Washington news.
Nothing but conjecture in that quarter
The Member. of Congress are fast on then
way to the scene of their duties.
Two days of the Treason Trials three
we beIieve-and we are within one of hay
ING a Jury-great speed this.
We have an average of crimes and cas-
ualiies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
Loss OF BIZ. SHIP UNIcoRN-PAssgN-

esRs AND CRKw SAvED.-The ship Star of the West.
Capt Bovine, arrived at this por, yesterday from
Liverpool On the l7th inst. In LAT Al 10, long Is
he spoke the brig Harriet, of Portland. the Captain
OF which requested Cap, Bovine to take from HIN
some Of the passengers OF the ship unicom, OF St.
John, New Brunswick, which was dismasted and
sunk on the 9th inst in latitude az 30, longitude s.,
The ship Daniel WEBSTER of Boston, rescued 100 of
her passengers, and took them to Liverpool. The
Harriethsd the remainder on board. numbering 90
Capt BOVINE lowered his boats and brought 90 OF
the passengers and 10 of the on board the Star
OF the West. They had been nine DAYS on board the
Harriet, and necessarily on short provisions. The
Captain and the Surgeon, Mr.. Thomas, rendered
them every service humanity could suggest. They
rapidly recovered from their exhaustion and sp.ak
IN grateful terms Of the kindoess shown them BY al
~ boaiI iae star Of the West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-27
The Injured Children.

The children who have been injured BY
the calamity are all doing very well with one or two
exceptions. and no more deaths may be expected
unless some great change takes place IN regard TO
the little 10Y named Edwards living on West TWen-
iy.styenih st. \ great number of the unforlunates
have applied for medicine at the sore OF Dr. Con-
efeye, on the corner Of Christopher. ST. and Green
wich avenue. and they have been kindly supplied by
that gentleman who has paid every attention their
wants, without ward or remuneration, further than
tie thanks Of the sufferers and their friends.