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Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

Discovery OF ANorHER PLANEr-=By the steam.
er Washington, we learn that ]. r. Hind Esq, of
Bishops Observatory Regents Park, London, has dis
covered yet another planet, being the fourth first seen
by him, and the fourteenth now known to exist between
Mars and Jupiter Five Of the fourteen were dlscov-
cred in Great Britain, four in Italy, and five in Ger
many by seven observers only, viz: four by Mr.. Hind
three by professor Gasparis Of Naples two by the late
one by Pazzi, Of Palermo, one by Harding, of Lien-
thai and one by Mr.. Graham at MIR. Cooper's Observ-
aory, at Markree Castle, Ireland. These planets are
all so small that Vesa the largest never appears even
when nearest the earth, brighter than star of the
sixth magnitude; whilst Metis. the smallest, is never
more brilliant than one of the eleventh.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

cg 1t will be seen in our advertising columns,
that the proprietors of the beautiful Panorama at
Flagg's Hall, have reduced their admission tickets
10 hall the Usual price, during the few days they pur-
pose remaining in this city. We are rather sur
Prlsed at tins move as the exhibition is richly worth
double the price first charged. The berality of the
gentlemanly proprietor will be remembered by our
citizens, and we much mistake the people of Wor.
cester if they do not crowd the Hall to overfowing
during the unrolling of this much the most life-ke
and beautiful affair ever brought before this commu-
nity
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

The Kgis says that Boston, Cambridge, ant
Charlestown did little something for liberty II
those days when liberty cost somewhat more thar
editorial heroics or even voting at the polls.
This statement of the Egis everybody knows Is
true but after all it amounts to nothing Benedict
Arnold ''did little something foi liberty IN tnoSe
davs when liberty cost somewhat more than edo-
rial heroics, and yet nobody denies that he played
liberty scurvy trick at last.
The names Of Boston, Cambridge, and Charles
town, were as pure and unstained as when they
came from the babsmal font Of freedom, until 1850.
Daniel Webster committed treason TO liberty and
himself, and then they came down from their high
estate to crawl after him.
The chyalry of Boston, that in ITS, would not
brook the legal imposts of their Iagul sovereign.
but swore they would be free and kept their oath,
in 1851 made slave-pen of the Court House, and
a barracks cf Faneuil Hall; volunteered TO become
proslavery police, broke the laws ofMassachusetts,
[see report of the Senate of this State, because
they interposed to prevent kidnapping, and finally
seized and abducted poor boy, whose only crime
was that he had venured his life to win that liberty
for which the men of Boston Gold Boston) ventured
life and fortune, in the days of our coun;rys glory
and her pride.
Yes, it is sad fact amongst the possibilities of
fate, that the best, and brightest, and nobest, may
fall; and we certainly do not feel any pride in say
ing of our greatest intellect and pioudes city, that
they have
"Faen, fallen, fallen, from their former high estate
lis because we remember what they did in the
past, that we so deeply deplore the humiliation and
shame Of the present.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

The PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The New York
Tribune says that hasreceived private letters from
friend in London, which state that Mr. Asa Whit
neys scheme for railroad to the Pacific, had been
submitted to MIR. Lord John Russell, Lord Stanley.
Lord Monteagle and other eminent men, who have
expressed their satisfaction at the novelty and prac
ticabity of the scheme Interviews have been had
with heavy capitalists, who have proffered to Mr..
W. all the means necessary for the prompt execu-
ton of the work, to be furnished him as soon as the
lands are granted for the purpose.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

FIRE AT WILKINsvILLE.-The shuttle Mill at
Wilknsonve was destroyed by fire Wednesday night;
and all its contents the amount of SIS 900 were de-
strOyed. 1t occupied by B. F. Taft s Co., plan
ing works; Chase & Dudley, Shuttle. Makers and C.
f. Pollard, manufacturer of shoemaker's tools Mr..
Poilards stock and the building partially insured
ii is estimated that Chase g. Co.'S loss amounts 10 $500
This serious accident originated from the heating OF
the bearings on one of the shafts of the machine.
We are indebted to MIR. Walker, the gentlemanly
messenger on Rosss Express line, for the above nfor
nation.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

scorT's TRIAL.-The trial OF Scott, charged with
aiding in the rescue of Shadrach, was concluded YES
terday, before the U. s. District Court now sitting at
Boston. The charge of Judge Sprague to the Jury,
occupied two hours in the delivery, and the case was
submitted to the Jury at IL l-2 O'Clock The iurv had
not agreed upon verdict O'Clock, and the prevail
ing opinion in Boston yesterday afternoon was, that
they would not The case Of Lewis Hayden is the next
on the docket, and will be commenced TODAY.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

THE STATE the ten mem.
bers of the lower house of Congress, the free soil
cause will have four reliable champions-Allen,
Mann, Rantou and Fowler, and about all the talent
of the delegation The first three of the above will
outweigh, in point of character and ability, all the
whig members combined. Several of the whig re-
presentatves are decidedly inferior to the average
run of Congressman. Allen, Mann, and Rantoul in
the House, and Sumner in the Senate, will give the
tone to Massachusetts poHcy in the next Congress-
Thank fortune for that.-Salem Freeman.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

- The Boston Transcript gives US the following
rather particularly hot paragraph under the caption of
Cool:
CooL.-The following orders were given by the cap.
tain Of Western steamboat, when she was about to
engage in with another boat:
RoFin up thar, and tell the engineer to shut dovn
The safety valve! Give her goss. Gentlemen who
havni stepped up to the captains Office and settled,
will ease retire to the ladies' cabin, ill we mass that
boat or bust Fire up %
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

The Chamber of Commerce of Cincinnati arc on
deavorng to effect speeder mail transmh sion be-
tween that and the Eastern cities. The time occu
pied IN the transmission of the mail from New York
to Cincinnati, remains the same as last year, while
travellers and merchandise taken through in half
the time
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

MAX HJoRTsBERG, Secretary to Mile Lind, pub
fishes card in the New York papers, in which he
states that the conclusion of the engagement with Bar
mum, is IN order to afford Miss Lind for relax.
alton and repose, and implies that she may eventually
IT her strength permits, make short tour in Western
New York and Canada order not to d,sappoin those
who, from expecting hear her at home have refrain.
ed from visiting the Atlantic cities
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

On Saturday afternoon married man eoped from
the town Of Lincoln, with a young girl of fifteen
Inc enamored damsel walked to Concord, distance
OF four miles, to meet her Lothario, with whom she
proceeded to Groton Junction, where they took the
cars to New York, since which nothing has been
heard Of them.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06
Furnishing Goods.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Messengers Notice.

Rorcester, So June 5, 1851
LION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insovenc,
for the County ofWorcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of NELSON l.. ANDREWS of
worcester, in said County, Armorer insovent debtor
ana the payment OF debs the delivery oany proper
y belonging TO said nsoven debtor him or for his use
law. -
The first meeting of the creditors of said osoyent debtor
will be held at Court of Insolvency, at the office of said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County on The 2s day
oil June ins at ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof
OF debts and TO choose assignee assgnees of his Es
tate. 1 nav N =
je6d3twlt Messaraer
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

ACCIDENT AT THE BowERY THEATRE
During the play of Putnam at the Bowery The
atre, New York, on Friday evening. an accident oc-
CURED which proved to be quite serious. 1t appears
that while Putnam was in the act of ascending the
steps, (representing mountain, on horseback, the
horse suddenly became frightened, gave a plunge
and fell striking the sharp end of an upright iost,
which penetrated clear through him. The rider, ].
NJ. Cooke. was thrown off with such force that his
arm was broken, and otherwise injured.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

HThe London Punch is punching the slavehold-
ers In attendance upon the Worlds Fair without
mercy. The last number suggests that as there is
much unoccupied space in the American depart
ment three or four negroes should be hired to stand
In the vacant space in the costume of Southern
slaves, with manacles upon their limbs, as specimens
ol American manufacture in the Southern States.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

AMERICAN SLAVERY ABRoAD.-Fifty-one minis
ters educated at the colleges Stepney near London,
Bristol, and Bradford, met the Gudha Coffee house
last week. and united in depressing their adherence
OF the Fugitive Slave Law, opposed alike to every
with American ministers Of the Gospel, who supported
the law, was resolved upou.-Fos. Cor. N. Y. hide
pendent.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

AGEoRGIA EDITOR "BUsTED."-An editor in
Georgia, who has recently busted up as he terms it,,
crows smary over upon the fact that he did it with
the honors Of war Although he admits that he re-
tired from the field, he says that he did it with coors
fying--a sheriff flag fatred from tsoo ,eindows and the
front door of his office
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

aB The entertainment by the Mcfarland Troupe,
at Brnley Hall, was fully and fashionaby attended
last evening, and gave entire satisfaction. The
"Bloomer rig was ''immense," and pronounced
by all, the ''nohng beyond" in point of female at
tire. The Troupe give one more entertainment this
evening, offering an entire new programme
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

f0- The Pennsylvania Peace Society held its first
annual meeting recently, in the city of Philadelphia,
Rev. Henry Grew, presiding. A series of resolutions
an favor of the peace doctrines adopted, as was
also an address to the Worlds Peace Congress- In
teresting addresses delivered by j. P Blanchard
OF Boston; Rev. A. A. Willis and Rev. Samuel Aaron,
of Norristnwn.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

POWDER MILL BLOWN UP.-On Tuesday after.
noon the powder mill of Nj. Samuel NJ. Hobbs, in
Barre, was shivered to pieces by the explosion of 20
Kegs OF powder, besides considerable in the cylinder
An freshman, named Thomas Doyle, was blown up with
the mill his clothes stripped off, both legs broken, and
terribly burned He not dead when discovered.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

CULTIVATION OF THE TEA PLANT IN INDIA
Il is stated in the last advices received from China
mat Mr. Robert Fortune, who has been engaged by the
Honorable East India Company procure and trans
mt to India selection Of the tea plant for cultivation
IN the northwestern provinces, has succeeded in OBJ
tanning from the greentea districts, large number of
the finest plants, with which he leaving for CAL
cutta. l,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

q A writer ID the Boston Post very perlinenty
inquiries why the inscription on the block of stone to
be sent from this State for the national monument
IN atorelgn language. Sure enough, why? The
CherOkees selected the English vernacuar for their
inscription, but Massachusetts, it seems must travel
Tor hers, and take up with dead language at that.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

BARNUM's CARAvAN.-The enormous tent is
crowded to excess at every exhibition and from pres
ent appearances, even at its great size, will be mad
equate TO accommodate the thousands who will visit
the caravan The herd of elephants appear to en-
Joy the novelty 10 the greatest extent and the little
fellow travels around the incIosure as if he were at
home. Three exhibitions are given each day, and
in the morning and afternoon, the greater proportion
of the visitors are families.--.N Y. tribune
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHENE:-Two young
ladies, Miss Ramos, daughter Of Alderman Ramos
ofthe First Municipality, New Orleans, and Miss
Noe, were burned to death, few days since, by
the bursting off camphene lamp. q ..a 81. X. "a
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

Mr.. WEBSTER FOR PREsIDENT-A call for
mass meeting of the citizens of Massachusetts 10
nominate Daniel Webster for the Presidency was in
circulation in Springfield yesterday Boston Tran
script, 5h
Springfield is just such place as we should sup
pose such a call would be likely to ORIGINATE in.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

One day, butcher having ordered his new assistant
to bring the victim to the Slaughter who not observing
that his superior cross.eyed until the very instant
he was drawing the blow, cried out in an explanatory
voice.
''Sir, 40 you mean to strike where you look?"
nYes!"
''Well then, the devil may hold the OK, WON'T,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

w Two ''Bloomers' made their appearance in the
streets at Chicopee Falls, on Monday. Soon after
wards, gentleman was seen promenadng in '76 suit,
with smaclothes and knee-buckIes. In the course of
,he days orders for two ohe old style suits we're
lett with the tailors there--Spingfed Republican.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

There Is one piece Of experimental legislation of
which the State of Wisconsin is heartily sick, viz
the abolition oc any limit on the rates Of interest,"
It Is said that not less than one half Of the best land
OF the State Is mortgaged for the payment Of money
borrowed at not less than 25 per cent interest.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06
GREAT EXCITEMENT /

d szA- IN consequence of BOOTS AND SHOES bcing
"a sold such large quantities. and such unheard of
sG% o;d Ptces al The Old stand of r. THOMPSON, 76
Nam Nam street. II has produced great excitement among he
Boot and Shoe dealers of Worcester as well as amone RI
purchasers of Boots and Shues ~
But the BIG BARGAINS are not all gone vet Of which
for yourselves. ' ~ o'''ii''
We have sold goods and at lower prices than
ever SOFA III worcester IN one week. before the last week
And now for Another Grand Rush,
The following are some Of the prcesust look az them
lot OF Mems Calf Sewed Boots, from SO to S30d
lot OF Mems Calf Pegged Boots from 81 so to $3.50
lot of do Patent Leather Caters, l50 to 400
lo of do Calf Goat Kip, q Thick Shoes SOC to l,GS
lot of do Leather Slippers at only 37t cents ~
Mems Thick, Kip, and Grain Boots, 81 so to S20o.
lot oil Ladies' Gaiter Boots from rs cents to 25
lot OF Ladies' Walking Shoes, from so cents to SIOo
a lo' of Ladies' Cheap House Shoes at 37t cents
Boys Call, Kip and Thick Boots from SO0 to 81 30
Boys Calf, Kip, and Thick Shoes from SO to Is cents
Misses and Childrens' Shoes, in any quantities, and p
ces from l24 TO so cents.
Do forget the place and call soon ms the Boe to
must be sold.
ie4-dtf 0. F. .THoMpsoN's Old Stand, l7s Main 81.
Cotton Machinery for Sale
Eclipse speeders with Bobbins, adapted very coarse
2 Mules 300 spindIes each, made by Thomas j. Hill of
Providence, and used about 5 years.
Flnisher Rail Way Heads
Spoo,er
Tube Boiler for making sizing
"a Looms
The Looms NAV be seen at Danie'sonville Conn. and
AaChHSlH dt oidttisNliIB IL ana VIII be SOH
low for cash. Apply to A. d. LOCKWOOD, Agent lof
Quinnebaug Co., SlatersVille r. L. or
SAMUEL PRATT & Co.
june4-tf 22 Front street Worcester
Shirts.
4 Good fitting shirt is a gIeat luxury But vey few
manufacturers have succeeded in producing Shirt d
give universal satisfaction From the very great encou
agement given TO
Macomber.
OF the Revere House, No. g. Boston, he satisfied h
the people are better pleased with his shirts than they
with the manufacture of any other person II takes great
pleasure in informing the citizens of Worcester that he will
wait on them at the American House the 4lh 9Th and
9th of June Msle Dual of Paris will exhibit the samples
and take orders for the and hopes to see ali the
gentlemen OF Worcester on the above named days.
june4-d3t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

80 The Boston Times says of the election Of
Thompson. whg: SIN the Fourth District, the re-
suit is all that we desired, all that we abored for
and something more than we expected" The de-
mocracy ~ ofthe Times suits State street yery we'll
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

Sumner w. Arnold, native of Massachusetts,
but for many years resident at the South, was
drowned recently, in attempting to swim the Pedee
river, in South Carolina
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

81 Gen. Whitney, of Conway, has been ap-
pointed Sheriff of Franklin county, in place of Sam
uel H. Reed, of Greenfield removed
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06
Q be Daily spy.
FRIDAY, JUNE G, 1861.

u Advertisers wishing have their advertisements ap
rear the next day, win send in early in the day as
possible Also those wishing insert advertisements IN
the Weekly should send in as early as Monday noon
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

EY We would call attention to the advertisement
of the auction sale of S. w. Selby g. Co. A rare
bargain is in store for somebody.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

The Mormons at Salt Lake propose to construct
railroad from that city to San Francisco, and such
he prosperity Of that people, that the general i'm
preston at the West is, that they will succeed in
doing it, if they undertake it.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

NAPoLEoN's OPINION OF THE PREss.--"A Jour
nal's' said the great Napoleon, sis great grumber
censarer, giver Of advice, regent Of soveregns
tutor OF nations. -Four hostile newspapers are more M
DC feared than hundred thousand bayonets."
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

Eg-A slave named Toby, has been sentenced to
DC hung at Richmond, for rObbng and firing chick
en- house, by which an adjoining house, occupied by
a negro woman, was consumed.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

The poultry of the United States is valued in the
statistics at $4,000 ,0OO-the State of New York
having over two millions invested in it. In the egg
trade, the city of New York expends nearly mil
lion and half of dollars annually
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06
MARRIED..

In this city, 5th instant by Rev. j. s. Dennis of Attle.
boro Mr. George ii. Ward 10 Miss Emily E. Mayo both Of
Worcester.
In this city, 4th instant by Rev e. smaey Mr. George
Stickley and Miss Nancy Plas, both of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06
HARRINGTON CORNER
CLOTHING STORE!

The Best Made Clothing in Worcester,
WILL be found at Harrington Corner We have in
w store, and are constantly receiving frou the hest
manufacturers of Ready Made Clothing Massachu ets
all the new styles OF DRESS, FROCK, d SACK COATS
PANTS, VESTS, LINEN, GINGHAMS, ALPACAS, and
any othe' kinds If thin goods for Summer Wear, which
we take pleasure in showing and the pub
lie, better stock OF Clothing than usually been kent
il, this city. Our assortment of
Furnishing Goods,
of all kinds such SHIR rs. BO>OMS, COLLARS
CRAVATs, HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFs, GLOVES
SOCKS, HATS CAPS CANES, TRUNKS, UMBREL-
LAS, &c. cannot be surpassed by any Clothing establish
mcnt in the city. Our stock of
BOYS CLOTHING,
dhe best in the city, ask you examine before pur
chasing elsewhere. Give call and for yourselves
THAYER EAMES, Harrington Corner,
Jeb-dwu Opposite City Hall
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

IHE CAMPANALoGIAKs sCoMING,-Next week tho
citizens Of Worcester are to be gratiGed bya visit from
the celebrated Swiss Bell Ringers They propose to
give two Concerts at Brinley IIallhe first on Tues
day Evening. sN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

The BEST Person TO KNow-An undertake.
Is advertising new kind ofcofiin, which, he says
Is 's.rongly recommended by the facnlty ~ Punch
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

CENSUS RErURNs~-The Washington papers
publish corrected census returns The total amount
of population twenty three millions two hundred
and ninety eight.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06
BosroS. MAYS,

The jury, in the rescue case in at half past five
and reported that they were unable agree the court
sent them back.
1t is stated they stood ten for conviction and two for
acquital.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

SEVERE TREATNiENr.--An English paper
states that the vagrants sent to the Galway Jail are
washed every day, which is considered very great
punishment
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

% Mr.. Macomber will remain at the American
House through this day only, to take measures for
his elegant fitting shirts.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

MuRDERERs SENTENCED AT N. YoRK.-Doup-
lss elements and Benson, convicted Of the murder of
the mate OF barque Glen in September last we're ycster
day sentenced 70 be hung. aa8aIlA 8 - !
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

NEwBURYPoRT CITY.--The citizens Of
Newburyport, at town meeting, have voed to ac-
ceP the charter for city, recently granted by the
Legislature. ..s -.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

The Union Convention of this State, have unani-
mousy nominated Howell Cobb for Governor.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

Spanish letters received at Savannah, say that the
cry of ''libery' to be raised at Cuba on the 25th
of June.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

70 The steamship Africa sailed from New York
on "Wednesday at noon. She carries out 16O pas
sengers, and $l6S, 900 in specie.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

% The New Hampshire Legislature met on We'd
nesday, and was organized by the election of Demo-
cratic Speaker of the House and Democratic Clerk.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

MUsIcAL.-By an advertisement in another column
it will be seen that Mr. SCOTS first concert will be Civ.
en- at Brnley Hall, on Monday Evening.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

u school mistress in Macomb, ILL.,, recently hung
little girl by the neck because she would not confess
the larceny of piece of money.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively to the Snv.

The Steamer Georgia, from Chaares and Havana, is
slegraphed off the Highlands.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06
BAIrtMoRE, MAY 5.

The majority for the Constitution is ten to fifteen
thousand
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

WoMAN's CosTUME.-Mrs.H elizabeth Oakes
Smith, the well known talented authoress, propose,
TO lecture in New York city upon the new costume.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

Southern papers complain of the backward cond
ton of the cotton crops
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-06

u The trial of the Cosden family murderers was tc
commence yesterday, at Baltimore.