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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-07-15
AIrOtlOns NnilmtRh 10 ONO.

That the people mAy be apprized Of what
IS gong ON IN Ohio, we copy the following
paragraph iaom synopsis OF speech, de-
lvered by Judge Spolding, Of the Ohio Su
pUeme Courl, IA Toledo. on a recent ocoa-
sion. The Toledo Blade says; .-..
\" Judge Spaliing is on The Supreme
Bench, III, holds one Of the highest OH.
ces in the State, yet he told his audience
yesterday that the fugitive law was null
"; that he should let every fugitive 60
who should be brought before him under its
provisions, He would put. down anything
like that which had occurred in Boston.
lie also announced his intention, as we un.
derstalid, Of going to Russia to commence
crusade against slavery and seridom there.
as soon, as he had succeeded in putting it
down in this country"
But this is not all, Al another gathering
in the city Of Cleveland on The I'd OF June
the same distinguished personage, accord
ing TO the PIandealer said: sri.g fsF.
al regard the late fugitive law as uncon.
stitutional. mil and void aud say it
proudly, that | shall esteem il the crown.
ing act of my judicial career Il cnn only
have slave brought before me under this
fugitive law. viii set him free as cheer.
fully as eat a meal when hungry" ..
The Herald reports him thus: .l. ....
"As one Of the Judges OF the highest
Court of the State of Ohio, on my oath
believe the fugitive slave law unconstitu.
iicnal, null, aud void. And here declare
that | should be as heartily glnd 10 dis.
charge a fugitive in the hands OF the United
States Marshal under this law, brought be-
fore me by writ of habeas corpus, as |
shonh TO eat a meals victuals when hun
gry." FL
Comment is unnecessary. Stronger Ian
guage could not be used. The render will
bear IN mind that II emanates, not from a
mere politician, but from Que who wears the
judicial ermine. A Supreme Judge has
stepped forth from the Bench, to advise re.
sistance 10 q law of Congress, passed 10 nc.
cordance with clause Of the constitutions
and but for the enactment of which, the
Union wouIi never have been established.
Such is the evidence that every mail
brings that "returning sense Of Justice
at the North" which the submission ora.
tors and journals so frequently dwell upon
for the purpose OF deceving the people,
! ..,a % .aa4.oG , MlsSissippidn,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-07-15

About that tinc the ce1sGs takor
was observed sailing ont of the housc,
closely pursued by hroomstick. T.
was the last time he pressed lady TO
TO give her exact age.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

ANpovER, AND PRINcEroN-These two great
schools OF the New England and the Old School Iheo-
ogy, are now pleasantly but pontedy pitted agaiis
each other, in the controversy between Professor Park
and Professor Hodge, growing out of the Convention
Sermon of the former, preached in Boston last year,
the Theology of Intellect and of feeling This SER
mon was reviewed in the Princeton Repertory by DIR.
Hodge, who applied to 1t severe epithets DR..
I. replied this criticism, mainly in defensive style,
explaining the misconceptions Of his doctrines, which
the review was based DIR. II. responded 10 this in a
severer article still, identifying the main positions Of
the with theories Of Palagius, Labclus, and
others.
In the last Bbliotheca Sacra, the Andover Theo-
logue takes his turn, and proceeds to show by re-
morseless calm ny of D.. Hodges previous admis-
sion, his agreement with every position Of the
mon which he denounccs. The controversy brings IN
to the field again those old topics Of polemic-Impua
ton of Sin and natural inabiIty--docrines which en-
tered into the triangular warfare in which Whelply
Spring, aud others Were so conspicuous. II is the old
controversy between New England Theology and
Scotch, and us SUCH awakens a host OF poemca remi-
Y Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THa wAsHENGpoN


The steamship Washington, from Southampton
July l6, arrived at New York yesterday morning. Sh,
brings $50 passengers.
The Arctic arrived out in ten days and five hours.
The Niagara arrived out on the 18th inst. in lC
days and p hours
ENGLAND.-Cotton at Liverpool unchanged; sales
for three days, IL 900 bales Flour pun chased to
fair extent at full prices. Corn dull Wheat and
Flour had downward tendency.
The London money market remained in easy and
prosperous condition.
The London Times has commenced fierce and able
onslaught against the immense income OF the English
Bishops.
AT an Orange riot in Liverpool on the 14th, three
persons were killed, and several dangerously wounded
The failure Of Ralph Risk Of Liverpool, for &c.,
600 is announced.
The Great London Exhibition continued to attiact
crowds of visitors. On the 18Th there were $4,000.
The movement to retain the Crystal Palace progress
ses brisky and interesting debate in the House of
Lords had taken place on the presentation Of petition
from John Paxton, developing his views.
FRANCE.-rhe debate on the revision Of the Cor
sttution had commenced and was expected to last a
week.
HAMBURG.-Several persons who had arrived rom
London were arrested at the request OF the Austrian
and Prussian Governments, suspicion of political Of
lences. There was much excitement in consequence.
INDIA AND CHINA.-A riot occurred at Lucknow
in which 20 lives .Sere lost. There is less sickness
among the troops Hong Kong. Serious disturbance
continue in the neighborhood OF Canton.
The accounts from India, regarding trade, are una-
vorable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
&C. so;l Stote Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Conyen
ton of The Free Soil party Of Massachusetts,, viii be
holden at Worcester, on TUESDAY, September 10th,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, nominate Candidates Tor the
Offices of Governor and Lieutenant "oVefhor' ana 70
consider and adopt such measures may be deemed
inst and necessary in order promote the great cause
of Freedom throughout the Union and equal rights aud
representation throughout the Commonwealth.
The several cities and towns requested to choose
delegates to the Convention in the proportion OF three
for every Representative the General Court, which
they are by law entitled
The Free Soil Committee in the several cities and
towns. are requested TO take all needfu steps to
full representation of that portion of the people who
consider the claims OF Justice and Liberty paramount to
those of party.
By order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON,, Chairman.
EDw L. KEYEs. Sec'v.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

-Inegent in the science of construction, indus
in the art Of productiveness but mpeed by the powers
of the real and sham dollar, combined with the knavery
of selfish though short sighted sagaciy, supply the
necessities of the idle and useless provide the IuXu
ries for the vicious and exuavagant, educate and
adorn the children of the rich, and protect
their surplus wealth while degraded and despsed BY
hem-may this their first convivia union, by annihila-
ting the asperities Of their religious secs and political
party ss, the demons by which they are controIled,-
by enlargng their perceptions, and humanizng their
philanthropy prepare the way for the union of their in
erestS and their action, berate themselves from the
servitude of meanness, money, and its managers.
AT six o'clock, the meeting adjourned, and the parties
separated aud took the cars for their several homes
exchanging vehement cheers with each other as the
cars departed from the junction depot birmingham,
and all apparently delighted with the manner in which
the day had been spent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

THE WHEAT CROP.-In Ohio advces from all
quarters Of the State show that the wheat crop Of the
present season, will be the largest ever grown in the
State. In New York, Indiana, Michigan, and Wis
consn the yield also very large, and the wheat of the
very best quality The Detroit Free Press says it has
information from all parts ofthe State that the crops OF
every description promise abundant yield to the far
mer. Wheat harvest has already commenced in many
places, and the yield exceeds anything known,
even in Michigan In the northern and western parts
of the State aud also in the southern tier of countless
the wheat crop is said TO reach from quarter one.
third higher than at any previous season.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

RAILROAD ACCIDENT A very singular acct
dent occurred to the last upward passenger train on
the Fchburgh railroad, on Saturday last, the par
tcula:s of which are given in the Commonwealth,
as folows
"When the train short distance beyond the
Lowell Railroad crossing, in Cambridge, going at
good Speed the passengers in the third car from the
engine were suddenly startled by tremendous
crashing or swapping noise, accompanied by tue
tearing up of two seats on the left hand side near the
centre, the ripping up and splinterng Of the flooring
IN three places, mJurmg lady passenger (AIrs.
Thomas Smith, of West Fitchburg) very badly, and
frightening everybody in the almost out of their
Wits 1t was all done in two seconds. The utmost
confusion reigned; nobody knew the cause; persons
in other cars neither knew felt anything of the
shock, and the train kept if nothing had hap
pened, until some of the passengers hasteneg into IA
rear car, and gave the alarm by putting on the
brakes which brought up the train about three quar-
tiers of mile beyond the spot ia little brldge) where
the accident occurred
The brake to the forward wheels Of the car, upon
examination, was found most singularIy shattered,
and the iron work good deal bent At first it "; s
believed that fragment of this brake was forced up
through the c.. IN the manner described, but upon
ex2:.:uation it was found to be perfect in all its
parts. Mr.. Tiden, the Superintendent Of the road
who happened to be on the train at the time, To-
gether with one or two other gentlemen returned Il
the spot where the accident occurred and found be
te7reH me rdlts which the tram had Just passed over
an extra rail, considerably bent, lying upon tn
sleePers OF the bridge, which crosses a suice way
NO two persons can agree as 10 how the acciden
could have occurred There is little doubt, how
ever, that the brake, which was found so much bat
tered, was loose, and so low down that it hit tn
rail or 'snake's head,' causing the accident
When the missile came up through the car it strucl
one ofthe seats with such force as TO throw lady
seated upon 1t, over two seals back, bruisng he
very seriously. She belonged TO Fitchburg ant
was accompanied by her husband.
The instrument passed up through the bottom o
the car. through copy of the Transcript, in tn
hands of gentleman, cutting large hole in it a
clean as if done with razor, then up through tn
top Of the car, then don7n through in another drec
ton and up again in new place, making ou
breeches, besides ripping up the seats spintering tn
IRON work like so much pine board. No other per
son, but the lady, was injured, Notwithstanding thu
car was full of passengers at the time The lra
was delayed short time by the accident"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY Palmyra (Mo) Wing
publishes the following extract from letter given an
account of horrd murder perpetrated at Hannibal,
MOI
,'Wc have German in prison, guilty Of the murder
oil young lady whom he loved. Briefly the circum.
stances are these: The prisoner a servant in the
family OF Mr.. Scholten, and became enarmored of his
daughter He declared BEFORE as the testimony shows
that he intended make declaration Of his love- and
u not received, he woud shoot the lady, He made his
declaration OF lovethe lady Indignantly repulsed him.
lie went and got double barrel gnn, came into the
house where the lady and mother ,lod her he had
present Tor her, pointing 10 the gun Said, she, you
are not gong to shoot, surely He replied an, firing
me one barrel and alerpards the other the loads TAX
ing effect IN the bead scattered her brains all over the
room. The young lady beautiful and accomplish
ca. The prisoner made sham attempt kill himself.
ne Is quite young and very innocent looking fellow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

FAIR IN VERMoNT.-The State Fair in Vermont
WIN be held this year at Middebury, the 10Th and
iith OF September. In addition to the usual display Of
horses, including oftle best breeds in New Eng
and, there will be exhibited twenty large merno sheep,
just arrived from Have, in the packet ship Samuel M.
roX' having been purchased for Mr.. S. w. levitt, Of
the former place. They said TO be from the finest
Hooks In France, and among them is one male Of the
hamboullet breed, only years old, who has ready
yielded forty and half pounds Of wool in his two
shearings.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
City of Worcester.
IN BOARD OF AIDERMEN

'1N HO4AIND
On he for.co;u, p.,.,. July %, 1851.
Ordered, That the Petitioner give notice IN oil nox,
interested 10y causing copy of said Petition and Of This
here"il 10 be published in the Worcester Daily Sny
mes before the time of hearing hereinafter named
his Board will be in session in their room in the civ
ia, ON MONDAY the fourth day of August next at Il
Ii NJ. wheh and where they may be heard in re-
latlon to The prayer Of said Petition "
i,1n tS, Z. A. HAMILTON, City CLERK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
Worcester, July 28,
CITY of Worcester.
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN

IN BUAKD OF ALDERMEN
July g. 1851
OrGeetd That the Petitioners give tice TO all ptrties
Interested, hy causing copy Of said Petition AID Of this
Order there on to be published the Worcester Uay Sny
three times, hef the time o HI ari hereinafter named
that this Board will be in session in their room in The Civ
Hal, On Monday, tie fourth day of August next AZ Il
O'clock r when and where they may be herlJ in rla
ton t" the prayer of said Petition.
81 dIt les. C. a. HAMILTON city Clerk
me honorable the Mayor and Aldermen of the Civ of
Worcester - NV ~ -
VIE Undersigned do hereby respectfully ask Of
yonr Honorable Board a cense 10 keen stable ffor
OF the American Temperance House
TUCKER q BONNEY
American House, Worcester, July 2e, 1851
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

% 5. l.. Walker, the world renowned Dapur,.,-
yp"r, has returned to Worcester to make us anober
flying visit. We understand he will stop at DR. W
Alsln's new and splendid Daguerrean rooms. nev, ="
the American Temperance House, in Main street. Al
who want likeness by the great master, must brsnh
up and call Immediately, for his stay is limited NJ
W. is great iayorite with the people of our civ and
county, and doubt not he will receive that a ""a
OF patronage which his talents demand. div ;sI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

40 tne mayor and Aldermen of the City Of Worcester
ME subscriber respectfully repre- that he is inter-
ested III The erection of shop he used Tor Mechan-
ca situated between Locust ST. eefs
u neaI inc Norwich ana worcester Railroad and that
lie wishes TO be permitted Steam Engine for lhe
purpose OF propeling the Machinery of said shop
Respectfully, JAMES ESTAIiRoOK
July %, 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
SPECIAL NOTTCF
may2-d wtf

All persons having accounts with u.s. are re-
quested to make pay ment without further delay. We
have the names of large number OF delinquent debtors on
our books, many of whom have much as called to
and tell us when they will pay To such we would
say that if your accounts settled in manner
before the first of August they will positively be left with
attorney for collection You have had our goods and
must have settlement.
iy22 d3M L. HARDON A. 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

u v u. Palmer, the American Newspaper Agent
is Authorized Agent for this in the ties of os
ton, New York and Philadelphia, and is duly employed
take advertisements and subscriptions the
qnired by His receipts will he regarded payments
His Offices are, BOSTON, Scollay's Buildings. Court
NEW YORK, Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N.
corner Third and Chestnut sireers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Conn
panyThis is now the largest Institution Of the kind in
the United States, and the advantages afforded by il to IN
snIers are unsurpassed by any the world 1t offers am
pie security 10 insurers, and having $4,000 members
1t thereby affords protection against all embarrassmens
arising from fluctuations Of the tate Of mortality
Forms of application any information respecting the
Company, may be had at the Office of the Agent No Q
warren Hal, Worcester A.G. WOOD, Agent.
N3-d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

Arrest for an Attempt to Pass Altered RiIls.
man was arrested awhi since for attempting TO pass
bank bill altered from dollar to one hundred dollars
pu, no man was ever yet injured for attempting alter the
bs Of mortality from one hundred 10 one by The nsa =,
hushs ruRE SMLAx sARsAPARILLA yet the attempt has
succeeded In thousands of instances For sale ,by T. r.
Inze, spur siblcy, A. Harrington d. scott IT. a.
Co, A Clarke, Il. d. Wetherbee, s. {. White d Co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

SALE OF REAL Estate IN LyNN.-The first sale
ofan alien estate held in this Commonwealth, by
public administrator, for the benefit Of the Common
wealth, took place on Thursday, in Lynn, where the
landed property Of the late Hemt Gray was sold by
T. Needham, Esq, for the sum of 1886. The pur-
chaser was Joshua R. Bigow.-Salem Gazette.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
CELEBRATION OF THE FIRST OF
AT-GTTGF

TIE Managers Of the Massachusetts Ant-slavery So
cety announce to the friends OF immediate and uncon-
dtona emancipation throughout New England, that they
have made arrangements for a MASS CELEBRATION of
the glorious FIRST August in the spacious city Hail.
at Worcester to be conducted in wothy of the
occasions ard they cordially invite the attendance of all
who desire to do something towards fastening the dav
when slave shall cank his filters the American soil
but from the Att ntc the Pacific all shall be free, united
and happy, "wiih none to modest or make afraid
Let there be at least as large gathering the First
August Worcester has known any occasion
The times demand strong numerical well as moral
demonstration.
WILLIAM l.. GARRIsoN, WENDELL PHILLIPs, WILLIAM
]. BowDITCH, EDMUND Quincy. CHARLES e.. BURLEIGTI,
PARKER PGLLsBURY. STEPHEN Foster, and other veil
known advocates Of freedom. VIII be present.
o. The following Railroads will convey passengers
that day. ia and from Worcester, at haf ne fare:
The BostOn and Worcester RdiL-0dd by special train.
! The Pr0rdeRce and WyrceSter Railroad frem Whns-
vile and Stations beyond; in regular trains.
The WOrcesfer md FichbuTg Rnjiroad, from Ster ng
Centre and Stations beyond; in regular trains
The UhrceStfr and Nah Rairoad from Clinton and
Stations beyOnd III regular trains
/ II The Meeting will commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
nheha Of the Board Of Managers Of the Massachusetts
Anti-SlaveIy Society,
FRANCIS JACKSON. President.
| QUINCY. w. kXyoti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

To Husbands and Fathers.-The subscriber
having been appointed Agent for several long established
and sound Life Insurance Companies, (among which s the
National Loan FUND.- furnish freely all Eersons esi-
ous OF avang themselves of its advantages the fullest in.
formation in relation to the whole subject the OFFICE
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
ie20-hMIf EnNARn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

CoLoRED CoEvENTIoN.-A number Of colored
peh nave been IN convention, in this city, for several
days Many Of them we're from other parts Of the
0ate. various questions ably discussed, and re-
solutions were adopted against Colonization and the
rnSl've Slave Law; and in favor Of the extension of
elective franchise and the equal Use Of the common
schools Of the State .--ALbany Journal, SMwday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

u JOB PRINTING of all kinds-Pax1 phIcts
Catalogues, shop Eills Bank Checks, PIa.
cards. Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &c &c.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE, upon moderate terms. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

CUBAN MATrERs.-New York, July 31.-Tho
morning papers have another account of the Cuban bat
ties and additional rors but until later datessare
received, ii is useless to speculate on.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
Corn :! Corn 1!

H000 BUSHELS WESTERN MIXED. 1000 do
COOO ROUND YELLOW just received
Also, FLOUR, MEAL, and SHORTS, constantly on
had and Tor sale, Wholesale and RETAIL the lowest MAJ
ket price, by HOLMES & WALKER
jy3l d& w4w No Wasbi rtnn Soro}e
fo the Honorable The Mayor and Aldermen OF the City
Worcester.
conformity with the requirements Of The new Statute
We the subscribers desire ycu rebe body TO grant
To us the right to continue Stable On Elm Street in the
rear oil me Worcester House, call d, in said City Of
Worcester. FRANK GREEN
W. Il RICHARDSON.
Worcester, July 90 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

GREAT HAUL OF CoUNTERFEIrERs Ann spu
RIoUs MoEEY.-The Elmira, N. Y. Dernocra, ~
ains an account OF the arrest Of five or six notorious
coun'efeiters, and the seizure Of from $4,000 to SI4
ooo OF spurious money, $4,000 of which was upon The
Globe Bank, Boston. and $4,000 on the Mechanics,
Bank, Albany.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
City of Worcester
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN

~ ~ July 49, 1851.
OIaFen mat The Petitioners give notice to all parties
ltefes ed, by causing copy said Petition and Of mis-
Order hereon To be published the Worcester DaiIy nv
thr' times, before the time of hearing hereinafer nanej
a inns BOARD viii be in session in their room in the Civ
Hall on Monda' the 4th day of August next at ~ ooc
r. NJ when and where they may be heard in re,;nn 10
the prayer of said Petition. ~ "
Ahe,t: CA HAMTI TON C;,c,.,
jy30 DIT ' N"y |eek'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

Barnum's Elephants!-Many who hove seen the
Elephants IN Barnums travelling Museum, have been dis
appointed and consider the whole affair in the light of
hnnbugj but those who have used Burditts Oeaginous
Medicated Compound have found to meet the hiph rec
concentrations which has received for sofenug cleans
ing, Identifying and preserving the Hair Sold by L. T.
LALELL, Apothecary. 2Ol Main street, Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
b l.. HARDON & co.
SPECIAL NOTICE-To the People of wor-

DIR. LANt;IEY'S COMPOUND ROOT AND HERB
BlTTERS. Whereas, very many of my Agents for the
sale of my Compound RooT HERB BITTERs have
been of them they have all been resnpp led this da
with the Genuine Medicine for all the Summer Complaints
They are the best medicine in the wOrdas the peope all
say. Sold wholesale and retail by The Messrs. NJ b.
Green and james Green and all the medicine dealers in the
city and county. Wholesale depot, Is Union street
Boston J. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor,
iyl5-dlmt =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

ROBBERY AT DISQUALIFICATION Tuesday night
tue store oil Sylvester Percyal, Dorchester was rob-
bed Of dry goods valued at 500. .