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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

The news received by the las. mail from
New Mexico l. not very satisfactory. By We have
Intelligence Of he result OF tue etpeli.ion OF Col
j.. ' sumner against the indian tribe OF the south
crn Nayajoes, whose stronghods are ia and about
the Canon OF Cheillc, situated about ono hundred
snd fly mics west by north of Santa Fe.
II VAL be tccoilectod that COL sumner, very soon
after MS am, al last summer in New Msxi0o, from
toitL,ayonwoih concerted aud commenced tho srpo-
tds and oepodators Of thai numerous and u0Gb ssDms
nis We rave nov news a. hs roiuin 70 hlsae al quar-
Fort nes below the village # Moro
ana mics from ihe veil known Barclays Fort aboat
ofe bundled snd Ten mile, ~, SIDE OF SAINTS 10
by accounts ppbi'bed IN iAe Sonia - Csfsb, a.
wcll as from another yet rcd able led
taT tho expedition hes been 20 great ottsnVs fat
ia. tge Ioa,,. INV. sa. h,s,,
tnlrateo ilI tIce tie etrsdlu 90 returned this
M Pue ,co tfe We, me r. Gtluda woun isd 4,
e. tisW ard drove ou considerable proportion VI tasss
ulrelmg st'c ofhtr ctpfcdains are also sadio have
occurred or 'he ves' si0e Il the lai'erryer
When Cot Summers force sfryec and entered sh0 cello
ieo Canon Cheie both II whose sides Of Volcano trap
and straihed sandstone re pefpenccu,aIf @aay hsn
Themselves ~ shooting A. The troops below VI Lapansx
tnsu IA al the wa,s OF SAVAGE contempt
RotHEg from Tie Canon Col Sumner established poet
A. Canoaoo Bonto shout % mie fon Cheiilo "hoh he
rle SanfG r cissfe reports 100 hor.ss have died
Ne regret issrn a.o ,hs, the Apsohes Of the Gds
alo Tor time apparently VEL disposed ahd hisad
l. 10 BE Bound ~ Conn 'sson aud 'Ls Ameneans "a
no n.l hostility 70 the Whites The Nofhsra Nasjoss
had cent 10 Gov Calhoun protesting thei, DIS
p,. toa for peace and prs conferences. which NE
Governor unhappy unable te comply wilh Al tee
time first osfsd from want Of an escort. He was oon,s-
rusuay compelled invite the Indians into senEa re.
- hou Chr tfey would - AFRAID 20 gsntuIe Bssos
Col Sumnfrs he has placed csc lf al Gov Cat
nouns selUos whth 4 10 Do hoped might 40, DO To-
ARE. .
To8dl furher % be Inbfomsing state Of adars IN shx
dstsnt Territory, 1e have lsaSsI Nat ne kowss ss1
Afaraho.s have united tho Ltahs which latter have
tte1usy hut as ytt Lgpeessy tssoushs pIcsectoa %
10 tfislsrCo from the Cn.ted states
A. tIe I'll
down The Rio Grande 70 III Pssc, possibly with view 10
sfcoilaIu gc soBsl.y tue sls;e q ahaIrs there
The Territory ssif qsiet and most ofths bad fec-
nE ersfng JOINER accounts be~oen the 1--WE cornct-
ng Uaities Lad subsdsd. CspLA W Reynolds left Sssts
ca tie llta OcpssF or the stalss, To cistos a. Is
stated "a sssf "a MAJOR WeghtnAa Delegate ., Goa
r,, a. flso LA rer!fSfY
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pitcairns Island.

The following is extracted from the notes
o. Uslt b. he Commander Of the Cockttfics.
Brush mau-ol.var 70 this leland, now Inhabited By
usdescerdants Of The matineers Of The British ship
Bounty
some Of the women accompanied as, aud esssr-
taIred ne gegy Wach by ther hYeiy and cheeriui
csLl eis s.CA. 1 iesTnCd from !. that hey 90 shs
most !atoIio,s WORK such a. preparing he yronhn
f,r anting digping potatoes and vans, "nich theE
have ~ carry some distance u thef houses ~ fopfs
and preciultCus paths They also !hatcb INC fooIs'
ooOk. ~ssh and attend 10 ONE, h"n"s. I'D ia
while the men ste employ cd DuIniSf nou'e ~ ~
cher niec kauiez! wOrk. a. well as nshihs anu aunt
- go. Tne children have not much auention
paid % them ai,er they are aole % run "ne eS
,,.,a regyis1iy rpli fourteen. Consequently there
IS 10: SOU Oh tie ISLAND that cannot rcao Ane
Ufite mos.O 81 tkeia aIe exceedingly h'eneens en"
,s.I,.,ntO.lled. indeed much moro 80 ib~n u POSI-
be 20 co1celye from tier Iol-tion fhd ''ie '"'ei
cGgrse WhGtne ~or.c- 49,. ..h,.
MT VT nus. sfrlke changers more thxs AJ!niss
el., A. he EarDy msnLer which tney i've toseth.
- No. Toss no, appear TO be Jealousy or bad
,,c,,1h, eX,s.ing aMors them tie women IN p4fuc-
80 are very fond Of e%ch other sucA taing as
cusnsl Je'aeen them neyer occurs sho ao 'sa
en- bsores 10 any one On the lshnd "ilboes ns 20
source OF grief % III The! arc 80 Emit I0se'hef
b, ;r.eEdship ard loye .. .
marquette q appointed yearly By majority o.
yo,es al hath 4as and /eusiS Gbors s1shfsef ye1rs
e ags, are rotsrs lie mas The management OF me
sgATs oil the Island, and tculeS o.sPsess, WV nc
sss.f,auce Of az If Necessary. Should Asy deois,
Tea re deemed unsatisfactory they do DOT quarrel
ove, a but let me subject drop, and refer u o. mo.
tuaI corsent 20 The captain 81 the nrt mzn-"i-su
maj ylsils them With the express Undertaking shs'
is 3ecision Is final Tie Magistrate takes cha,se
Of any spurious hquoss that may be siven snsa. ~
ships vsIiing the island aud issues small 49,.
ary ore wrO wishes q, on holidays, OF WIZ
have but tao u the year one 70 ceieoiA ~ e;nssas
o. he Bounty il January. the other Toe S .;ss,,
histhCss--Ss this means dIunstphss. =,
AVOIDED However they are nos aou,''c - /. a
Was told by Arthur QuintAI, ina. 'N0"
Log g4ksu place for thirteen Jsas'
: usks.sg VII suQp,y or fftsads " CIsvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

n the matter of well AMI pap csasr Of iiga.. .ni Isl
q
Al'O for regulating .ssh a.. from itthu to Hadsoa
River
Also' orwsl and p1mp corner ilsth 81 ,sd leth Az.
Also fcr TepaEIng &c. Od- ID. fT-0 SOut1 q FrJ1
sid for Iepaving Vel Il from Front % S. Ih $. CSs-
Irec hy the following AEcus'sreThe Presii al,
Assistant 40 Moore Haley. M.7sat'. Nc 0ar-hy. yce.
Barr. Webb. Web, Crane. Miller. SE,ts TIsnis,
Psaral ssncs. Ward. BOIs,sr. Wv. e ~ $50.
From the ninV,es RICHARD SCorr, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Kn,sn nr AssIsrANr ALpERMEN Sax

u
Se,,ioa- AIoyDAY Dec. Is, ls5l.-lCOnclndedl
Rep0rgs-Of the COMMITTEES on the La" Department 10
e confirming the Slosls nSaee me =, us
Fer hssgns sidewalks north SIDE OF ism ST. oetNsen
Jsh and 7thays ior regulating an o. nom "
'or Tagging sidewalks ner.h side OF 37thS between
h mo Madison ave- for setting new curb AM gutter %
G-av between Oh aId sSth-ss ior epsning. res
and grading 10Th St iom Sd 70 an az for dassms SIDE
walS. n SSH from 9Th 10 lEh Tor rAsslHs sid
siks IN we.t-s from Harrison 70 Nesryst Tor paVas
East 6th 81 from lat 10 Lvngs.en place for Patas
37ih 81 rom Madison 10 9Th av Tor se"e: oG' ia iSh-
a., from crUwn between SIN and sih ay. 10 S;A-As
CcnfTlosi by the wing vote rgsGisge-Lhs Pres
dent, A.ststsat Aid. Moore Haley MAbeats, hccsr.nI
Bovce Bar, J. r Wete James Webb, Crane, Alll.i
Srsin Tsnan PeaIssli. Saads WAd Bolster ElJ' Id
Tor The Doors o. AGer7ea-Repors Of Con nitiss On
pa. ,hS Dsyd austin be perm tied ~ grade betveeH
10Th ard Eth. SIS. To COMMITTEES en- hoAas
or Conan uee on Finance, VI favor of remit tar on
Church V!oDsTts n yth st To Committee on Finance
II favor o! selling piece Of land 10 jacob An
dersesl, il. To same Comrnities ~. ro,,.
or sane. petition o. george " r'A'' ~ '~"' "'"''
ofs,ue, relative to the Application o. Mr. rlya and
~ IN favor CT paying James Hume, balsaes dss
on contract. rossHe Con.i,tes. \, n., Tam.
OF sane, N Pe-'lon % N'eh''N' -
CcnrHitse ..,.,,. q, ,,nl,c.,,ca Of "
Hams To Committee On finance ~, .
0iCoum,tee on Roads, 70 favor OF reg alasIas N'h-N
lrNm sth 10 Is, avs. To Ccnnltee on koed, -, -,
OF Committee Roads IN favor Of tesaI.lns 80 Aa1
sd 81. .from bowery % ietA-sy rOssme COMMITTEES.
OfCommliIee . Streets, nfzvcrci iesu4A'ns 'n'''
=. 9,aor Q, S,,sp,in. cur5 and gutter y
hot. err s3d and zttn-s fS To same CcDGlitse
Of COMMITTEES on Assessments IN favor OF ~
sss,eat Of Alexander c Pclllos TO same Comnniitss
OfConrliiee on Police, f.vcs OF paying Oh OF Ss'
a. HAInets To same. $500. b., 30
~ (cprttes or Fire D part neat, IN favor OF bles
,Srr>, fcT Hese Co No. - To same Committee
Oi ComEll,es 60 oIdssaoes IN is'Sf % gs,.'' wv
Eercr.1cr thst sfswaiks RleeckeI 81 SpLi'.h AZ
l,rnonssl fe sasrtd four esS wide. To Commt'ee On
Es.oucr tia. tie p-u of election o. IA bs[le. -
srd lie hsld - No IS Cree .icA = Sha Apis.A ~, ~
Wa i 2ciT snc Daniel Nconah IL -
ut 4, Conhis,c On Ordinances . -, ~
r',oIt 4 CcIs8tes ca Law Deqa-reni = So, y.
s.1iyrg & Lss'sl-,sIc icI 1Sssse 81 : ~ r,.g-
nSss. .. px.n.,.s "a asnsrs8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

re Messrs. iierrick q Ropes, prOprie-
,o,. Of The Sunday Atlas, were held TO bail before
Iostlce Osborn on Monday last, on complaint OF
,bahes RIDDLE, Esq, ior libel upon him ia their
,,s papsf The case viii be carried before the
1,and jury al its next session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

20 C. l. wnEsLss VII supP.s or frissa' "a S]s's-
"a. az. H. gSt->e. -.-..-.----..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

ToR EUROPE. The Royal Mail Steamer
,mc.ics. Capt. shannon sailed for Liverpool a. ~
o'clock yesterday with rs passengers and sli2ooo'
in specie.
~ The publishers ofthe Golden R"le have
.,,., ,s.vsd an ODD Fellows Directory, containing
.,,,is,,s names and professions Of all members Of
me Grand Lodge ofthe United States list of Lodges
~ the Wor;6 With times and places OF meeting.
&c sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

Cry TaAor SocIErY.-The Twenty
hhh Anniversary of the NcwYork City Tract So
ciety (and the Twenty ninth Of she Female Branch
thereof, held last night al the Broadway Taber-
nacle, before large auditory. Rev. Thomas De
witt presided. Prayer was offered by Rev VIM.
Barnard. and then VIM Walker, the Treasurer, read
hsreport. as follows
N.w-XoRK CRY TRACT So,ElV, ~ ACCOUNT WITH
WILLIAM WALKEE, IREAAtRkS.
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absepce was pensaed for by Rev. &. l.. Prentss,
who delivered very happy address on the occasion,
and praised feeling terms the efforts OF the oenev-
client ladies who supported TIE Institution lie CON
eluded by telling an anecdoie OF a custom among the
Tyroltso pc assntry TO address each other with the
words "Blossod be Jesus Christ, to which the an
swer for ever and ever, amen was returned. lie
Hoped that whenever the children saluted their k'nd
patrons they would greet them IN the same manner,
as instrln ents ia the hands Of Him who loved that
little children should come unto him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

CovRr OF GENERAL SEssIoNS-TueSday
Before Judge Beebe and Aid. Oakley and Ball.
Seatencea-McClusky,A Armstrong and Henry, con
vc,ed few DAYS since OF no; at FIRE IN the SIX
teenih Ward. were sentenced, the former 10 pay a
Gle OF s25, ard each Of the others 10 pay hne OF
$40 Moore. who was also convc.eA OF the Ssfse o.
tense was fined SIS
Shepherd Brown, convicted of an aggravated
assault and battery upon Captain Harrison, OF
the Live Oak Guards. by firing muske1 at him IA
October last, called up ior sentence by the Re
ccrIer WHO ,r,,i ne csse HIS Honor stated - the
prisoner that he had received 4 communication from
capt. iiAxs,soa. s,sasS ~ .ax, ~ ~SsA - " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

We copy the following very interesting table OF
the dongs OF the society for the last sixteen years
that being the time which has elapsed during which
Missionaries have been employed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30
Arrival Of the Steamship Prometheus.

NEW YORK Dec 49,
The steamer Promethers arrived about half pas
one O'clock, in eight days passage from San JUan'
with dates from California to the LIST inst
The Prometheus brought $63, 900 in gold dust on
freight and $500 900 in the hands of passengers.
She left San Juan in company with the Falcon for
Havana.
The California Courier in its summary, says the
news of the trtnight is not very important.
Two valuable institutes, called the Western World
institute and the California institute, had been form
ed, which would prove Of great usefulness to the
country.
The mining news, especially that from NIaraposia,
is highly encouraging, and rerent discoveries are
likely to make the southern mines the centre of inn
mense population, activity and trade.
kThe difficulties with the uba Indians in the vicin-
ity Of Los Angeles are likely 10 involve the nhab.
ants Of that portion of the State in serious trouble
The news from the Interior is favorable to the
miners and 10 the trade.
There has been great excitement at Marysville,
on account Of murders committed, in which the
sheriff OF Yuba was shot.
The markets are dull with declining tendency,
though no quotabe change can be noticed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30
DIED.

In Boston, 26th inst, Frances Adelaide wife of Rev.
WIN. studley, and daughter of John Ii. Collins
A mos. = -
la Boston, 26th inst, Sarah Howe widow of the late
Nathaniel Howe, 81.
IN Baintree, 18th inst, Mrs Adams Vnton relict of
the ate josiah Vnton and descendant of John Alden
one of the Pilgrims of the Mayfower
IN providence, Capt. Nathaniel Pearce, 81
IN brattleboro, 18th inst, James A. Farwell 49,
IN vernon, W., Abagai wife of the late Col Ernstus
Hubbard, &c.
In Kenebunk, Me-, goth inst, Mrs Louisa VIM, IS.
IN Lllchield, 2lst inst, Moses Wadsworlh u.s. about
thlity years minister in the Society of Friends
IN Madison Lake County, Ohio Chester Belknap,late
Of Sturbridge, Mass II,
rhadelpha, John Ponlson, for many years associ-
ate editor and publisher of Poulson,s American Daily
Advert ser
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France.

The latest news from France represents that
country as still ia state of chaos; but it does
not appear that The lethargic tranquility of sub
mission has yet passed over the members of that
nation Of farceurs. The Charlatan of the Elysee
Bourbon is sill emperor of the pretorans; and
his assassns continue TO murder the citizens of
France to sustain his throne. In the daytime,
the soldiers Of the line stab and Shoot and charge
through the streets Of Paris, at the command of
M. Bonaparte, and during the night, while the
government % winks, his Corslcan parlizans,
}the Diz Decem6ristS, crawl into mems houses,
and murder them in their beds. The press is
literally suppressed; hypocrisy is enforced at the
point of the bayonet Falsehood and calumny
are legalized; and martial law, with its foot on
the French Constitution, promotes its bloody,
summary code, at the drumhead. Still, France
is not yet completely sunk into nightmare, with
NapoIeon's boots and cooked hat straddled on its
srangled sleep.
She wriggles and struggles, some, in the hands
of the bIigand, and her passion, like volcanic
vents, bursts out in sputs where the milestone Of
Capitalization does not press with all its weight,
There are several departments in state of siege.
There have been sputterings of civil war--san-
culinary collisions, in which Frenchmen have
fought for France, and their brothers for the lin
effigy Of his uncle, Napoleon. There is social
distraction, and the extinction of public inteli-
gence, for the press is annihilated; thele is no
guarantee for public credit or national existence,
except the name Of spendthrift, a perjurer, and
gambler.
Poor France! She brought roue from the
second-rate stews of London, and gave up to him
the guardianship of the baby hood of herrepublic,
and she now expates The folly, nay, criminality,
of that act, in the success of his coup de main;
a coup de main which the treason of the Assem-
bly,, and the disquiet of the nation at that Assem-
bly's acts, have rendered possible and easy But,
because this act of Napoleon the little is coup
de main, brigand's blow and not coup
d'Etat, stroke of craftsmanship, it is mere
circumstance. 1t does not indicate any future for
France; II promises her nothing. NJ. Bonaparie
cannot become an emperor In fact, forhe has only
LOUIS hiiippe oid Kingdom 10 make an empire
out OF. He has no partfzans, but assassns, spend
thrlfts, brother gamblers, and creditors He has
no Italy, Marengo, and Austerlitz, written upon
his crest, with the glory of which to dazzle his
military associates in the rape of France. He
has no name of any prestige fer honor or genius.
on his list of friends; he has no popular GaiiA-
Denmd nm now, no popular hypocrisy, that be
can hide his Cossackism under any longer. He
stands upon his own resources at last with the most
uncertain weapon of empire, military power, in
his feeble hand. France will soon rock him to
rest. Nous cerroas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30
GERmASrA CONCERT. The frs, of II. .

GERMANIA CONCERT. The first of the sub.
scripon Concerts Of the Gernania Musical Society,"
IN this city, is to take place this evening at the City
Hall. The reputation Of this company as the best
and most thoroughly trained Orchestral Band ever
in the country, is quite familiar to our citizens, who
have repeatedly listened TO their music. But they
now present additional attractions having engaged
the assistance of the great German pianist, Charles
Mueller and the great vocalist, Miss Georgiana
fage' both OF whom have aceived high reputation
IN their respective vacations. This new feature of
their concert will undoubted give general satslac-
ton. The programme for this evening is understood
to be very select calculated TO produce strong
and favorable impression, and there can be no doubt
OF Its drawing large audience. Single tickets for
the evening, by those who do not subscribe for the
course.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30

FEAR OF HANeINe.-Hardy Louis Mullen, a
Tree man OF color, sentenced to death "a. New Or
leans for the murder of another free negro, soon at
ter his conviction attempted suicide and cut himself
frghtiully. He was cured Of his wounds, but pinned
away daily, in the fear Of being hung, until week be-
fore last, when he died, in consequence of disease
produced by the agony he endured respecting his
doom. Another capital offender, the negro girl, a
slave, sentenced to death for the murder of her faith
er, on plantation below New Orleans, is now in
such terrible fear of being hung that it is thought
she will die before many weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30

DEsTRUcTIyE CoNFLAGRATIoN IN PHILA-
DELPHiA.-Lossjcf LJs.-Early on Saturday morn
ing, fire broke out in large brick building corner Of
Sixth and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia The
flames spread with great rapidly, and soon commu-
nlcated to the Shakespeare building, on the opposite
side OF Sixth street, and TO Harris building adioin-
ing, on Chestnut street. During the confagration,
the wall Of the last named building fell outwards
upon the street, which was crowded with people.
and bnried several beneath the ruins. Two coIored
men are reported to have instantly killed. Police
officer Baker, and jesse Pyle and James Cook, mem.
bers of the Morris Hose Company, are missing, and
supposed to have been buried under the falling mass
The heaviest losses fall upon DR.. Schenck, T. & t.
w. johnson, Law Booksellers, Blakeston s. Getz,
and J. W. Moore, Booksellers. The loss is esti.
mated at 100000.
r s. Out Geographic dispatches, received last
evening state that the body of Mr.. Haley, lawyer,
and that Of Baker, the policeman. were dug from the
ruins yesterday afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30

wards; vldafes were posted at every street. their
pistols out, and cooked.
About O'Clock, the troops returned to their quar-
tiers, the band playing victorious ans | was on the
boulevard as they passed down. The people were
terror-sricken, the soldiers cried Krs N,Doleon.
and great many people in the Boulevard Joined in
the cry but the majority were indignant and silent.
could see many eyes flash, and lips mutter curses
onthe troops, which they dared not utter aloud. A
man was shot down near the Rue Vivienne. and an
other near the Rue Rchelieu, for crying Vive Ia Re
pabli9ue.
Saturday This morning walked over the scenes
where so much blood had been she'd From the
Cae de Paris to The Porte ST. Martin. there is
scarcely house ON either side of the Boulevard
that Is not covered with the marks Of bullets and
where windows are not destroyed. Glaciers are ev-
erywhere at work. The right side of the Boulevard
(9olng up has suffered most severely
ne streets are torn up in every direction. l
turned down the Rue st. Martin, and saw the re-
mans OF an immense number of barricades From
the Boulevard TO the Rue Rambuteau, every house
was occupied by the military, posted al the windows
and ready to shoot down the first ds,urber of The
peace.
Sunday was quiet day. / noticed that great
many proclamatons were torn; on many, ! read,
a bas lie tyran, written in red chalk: MANY were
smeared with ftl, some with blood
To-day everything is quiet. Proclamations have
appeared. announcing the departments OF A lien and
Saone-et-Loire under martial law, and that engage
ments with insurgents shall be considered as service
de canpagne, and entite the troops to PENSIONS &C.
&c Another decree gives the Pantheon its old
name, st. Genevieve, and declares that it shall be
speedily opened for divine worship
In New York, the Courier des Etats Unis, the or
gan OF the French population, condemns in no SPAR
ing terms, the outrages upon the liberties and rights
oil Its fellow countrymen. 1t concludes It's comments
upon the event, with the most confident expectations,
that-s'The nation recovered from its first astonsh
ment, will soon rid itself Of the ambitious traitor
(am6itlear sans toD who seeks to intimdate and
abuse II; It will not fail to inhic upon him the chas-
tlsement his treachery deserves. He has begun the
war; the nation will give him war fer war; it has
intended to rid itself Of him by ballots merely bull
lets may now be necessary TO bring him reason!
The blood that shall now be shed, will be upon his
head alone!''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30

The CASH SYSTEM Our readers will see bv
an advertisement in the paper, that y S. Culver,
who keeps Provision Market under the City Hall,
has determined to do exclusively cash business on
and after the first Of January. There can be no
doubt that this is the best system for all concerned
1t savest to the seller the expense Of book keepers
and collecting, the loss Of interest, and OF bad debts
and enables him to give just SO much better bargains
to his customers. We trust the public will, there
fore, be disposed to sustain Mr.. G. in this expert.
ment, which he makes for their benefit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30

gThe Forest Divorce case is reported at
great length in the New York papers. The evil
dence against the lady, thus far, has come mainly
from the kitchen, and some of it, although very
bad, will hardly command the credence of the
jury. Apart from the suspicion which always at
taches to this kind of testimony, the main wit
nesses in this instance seem to know too much on
some points, and to have very feeble recollection
upon others, which would be quite likely 10 re-
main in the memory of dsinterested persons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30

lNcERDIARIsM IN RoABURY.-On Saturday
evening last an attempt made TO destroy, by fire
Twelve new buildings composing apart of Appleton
mage situated upon the north margin Of Roxhury,
on the main road leading from the Mill Dam to
Drookine. Fourteen large, new dwelling houses,
OF wood, have just been completed. One Of these
was burned on Wednesday morning last On Satur-
Gay evening, four more were discovered in flames,
ana smoke was seen issuing fromI eight others.
Inc last eight were saved but the other four were
totally destroyed The fires were all set in the eel
lars under the stairs and each inner door leading to
the cellars also locked after The torch was an
piied. None of these buildings have been occupied