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sure II the article IS long. however and wholly IN
admissible the scissors are mercilcssly employed.
and both s'ces-sood or baa-hssppear The articles
which fall under this ban are generally those relating
to Russia or those which are IN any way ,inctured
with democracy
German Poets As Guides Beyond the Alps.- Is
the title OF work edited BY sehuckins. ana lately
published IL Frankfort ltisa collection OF songs,
ot6s sonnes and dlSches relating to Italy and I,a-
iar scenery, BY German poets Who have visited that
country. Goe,he'S kerrsi ~ sas Lard Is aprropr,.
aiely placed As proem. Among the authors are
Herier Tieck. Rucker. Schlegel. Wilhelm Won Hum
hodl. Plaien. SImrock, Hene, Geibel Nicholas Len
au. Anas,asius Grun, Hahn, Zed;z and Ida Haha-
Hahn. The collection forms volume Of 6s5 pages.
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BARNuM's PosIrIoN DEFINED. In

BARNuM'S PosITIoN DEFINED. In his re-
cent Temperance speech before the members OF the
Legislature, and others, at Hartford, Mr. Barnum
said that he cared not what mans political or re-
hgiouS opinions might be, that he was temper
ance man. d" Let HIM be that said he, and can
cheerfully give him my hand, and meet HIM on this
platform Is brother" For my own part" he con-
tnued. " am Loco Foco, regular out-and- outer,
and 50 strong are my political preferences. that II IN
quite possible should vote for the Devil IN prefer
cnce 10 Wing, II II could be proved that Old
Horny was a Dcmocrat-but when the question
comes which to elect to Office, drunken Democrat
or sober Wing. should prefer the Wing, and
should adopt this on the plain ground that
drunken official, although Democrat, Is worse than
the Devil"
THIS political position appearedto be received with
satisfaction by both parties. bridgeport Far.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18

YoRK-rHE MEEyIL.-The Geneva. Canandaigua aud Penn
Van papers the wecy has made appearance and It's
very destructive TO the wheat IN the vicinity
Many that they Will not be able 10 realise more ihsa
half crop.
An intelligent merchant of this city has been trav-
cling through the section of country mentioned In
the foregoing paragraph, and confirms the opinion
here expressed, adding that the Mediterranean "
wheat does not seem to be affected any where The
harvest has commenced. and we shall soon know 10
hat extent this destructive insect has been at work
The crops look well. and II is to be hoped that the
Weld viii be abundant ALBANY Eve Journal.
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DIR. NEANDER's LLBRAsy.-The Boston
T,or,l,r states that Lane Seminary has the re-
irsal OF the splendid library Of Dr. Neander OF Ber-
~ for thirty days II consists OF nearly 5000 vol
49, s most ~ which are standard works, and many
OF them very rare and of great value The price de-
handed is only $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
PosT- OFFICE OPERATIONS. - The Post
ma,ter-General has established the following new
Post Offices for the week ending July IL, 1851.

DIscoNrINuED-BuenaV Vita, Atlantic Co. y HAND
lin U,Tr,s 60 Teyas; Locust Spring. Cumberland Co. KY
Pearl PTalre Pike Co H. Mechanicsbursh, Van Buren,
Co, Iowa
NAME CHANGyD-C obatSiile, Middlesev Co, Conn,
name changed TO Cobalt.
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INV WESTERN SErTLEMENT.-Am move
nen' Is being made in this City for the organization
~aeompsny TO form new settlement on the public
"hcs Of the West The scheme is TO take up a
""nshlp OF Government land, say six miles square,
Means OF a fund accumulated by individual sub
stpAorS. The number Of members required VIII
~ soout l6o each of whom is TO be allowed to sub
Tor 100 acres, or less, and village lot of three
o,, wr acres. The PERIOD required 10 complete the
,sssnfaton OF the company and the purchase OF the
bert f'''"'4' 'N''"" "e''"~ "Pii' vi ""'
n.s proportion Of artisans required for each de-
sAea' Of Industry TO organize and commence the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
List of Patents,
Issued from the United States Patent Office for the ~eek
ending july l5 1851
Carefully prepared for The Tribune ]

tCarefuliy prepared Tor Inc lrDuneI
John Boardman of Little Valley, Ny, for I'm
proveInen in Washing Machines. Dated July Is 1851.
James VI. BoitHm of Newly ork, for Improvement
IN securing pinions, &C. of watches III lathes. Dated
July 10, 1851.
Edwin X Browning, Of Utica, NY, for Improve
ment in Machines for cutting wood into shreds and
crlmping them for mattress suting, &c. Dated July
Is, ls5l.
Stillman A. Clemens Of Springfield Mass, for I'm.
provemeni IN Machines for dressing SlSal Hemp, &c
Dated July Is, 1851.
movement IN Churns. Dated July Is, 1851.
Oliver y French of New London Conn. ASSlgn0r
TO himself and Ebenezer Stevens of Hopkinlon, Nil,
for Improvement in axle boxes for journals Tor Kali
road Cars. Dated July Is, 1851.
Gus,ayus L. Haussknecht, of New-lIaven, Conn,
for Improvement IN Carriage Springs. Dated July
Harmon IIlbbard of Henrietta, NY, Asslgnor to
Jarcd 4 Hibbard of same place, for Improvement IN
Buggy Tops. Dated July is, 1851.
Lewis Lille of Troy, Ny, ASsignor to John w
Bates of same place, FOR Improvement IN FIRE frooi
Safes Dated July IS, 1881.
y. c. McCallum OF owego, Ny, for Improved
means for adjusting the effective length OF Bridge
Counter. braces. Dated July Is. 1871.
Sylvanus Miller, of Urbana, o., for Improved RAKE
10 Harvesting Machines Dated July IS. 1851.
William f. Milligan of Troy, Ny, for Improved
arrangement of the flues and water spaces OF steam
Boilers Dated July Is 1851
William Panton of Milton, Mass for Improve
meni IN Machines for Splitting Leather DatedJuiy
Is, 1851.
EraStuS SleDulhS Vi I hVOpVc' mass, iVi
ment IN Molasses Gates, OF Faucets. Dated July 10,
1851.
James Warner OF Springfield, Mass for Improve
ment in Revolving breech Fire Arms. Dated July
IS, 1851.
Dennison Woodcock of independence Centre,
NY for Improvement in Machines for saving and
dressing slaves. Dated July IS, 1851
DESIGNS.
Elijah 7 Pennlman of Rochester. Ny for De-
sign for Stove Plates. Dated July Is. ISL.
Elijah p Penniman, of Rochester. Ny, for De-
sign for Stove Plates. Dated July ID, 1851.
Apollos Richmond of Providence, RI, Assignor to
A. {. Barstow & Co. of same place for Design Tor
plates of Parlor stoves Dated July Is, 1851.
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reformed some technical legal defects, hayIng de-
ciced TO remit the case to that Court
lLIYerpoOl Mercury. July !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-18
The New Clipper Ship Racer.E-z7

bUNIUN, I hui NUdNf JuIJ IT
r.e new clipper ship Racer leaves Newburypor
New York al o'clock this afternoon, IN tow OF
s,smer.
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NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART.

TROTON AQU EDUtT UEPAKT-
\MENT-TO CONTRACTORS-Seaed proposals,
indoTscd Proposals for buildings Sewer IN fh Avenus
will be received the office Of the tTOtOn Atuejuct De-
parimeni Rotunda Park uni "Wednesday, the 9th ds, Of
July 1851 at o'clock. T. NJ, to builda SEW ER with the
ncctssary Receiving Basins and Culyerts IN 9th Avenue
from iJh street beng length about :7b
feet The plan Of the Sewer and specifications Tor the
building Of the same and all other information relating
thereto be obtained on application 70 the Contra"
NICHOLAS DEAN,
e2S pot President Of the CrOton Aqueduc DE Psremens
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CORpORATION NOTICE. Public

CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public
notice is hereby given 10 the owners. 0ccu.
pant occupants OF all Houses and Lots improved OF ua
improved Lands, affected thereby that the following As
have been completed by the Assessors and ara
lodged the Office OF the Bureau OF Assessments for er
animation, 10y all persons interested viz: For PAVING
TWENTY EIGHTH STREET, between Broadway and
Madison avenue. and TAGGING n space through the
sid. walks thereof The mis embraced by such Assess
include all the several Houses and Lots OF Ground
vacant Lots pieces and parcels Of Land situated on both
sides of 26tsreet, between ith avenue aud Broadway
and both sides Of Madison between nth and
2gh streets All persons whose interests affected by
the above named Assessments and who opposed a. the
same either OF them requested e. present thelr oh
econs IN whiting the undersigned. At their Office, No
Hall OF Records within thirty DAYS from the date of this
notice Office Bureau OF Assessments street Department.
July II. 1887. SAM ~. IL DE MOII.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
lyl2 l0t ISAAC M. SMITH,
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CTRFFT DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall

STREET DEPAltIMENl NO. ., nan
- Records Sealed Proposals vii ~ received AZ the
Sell Cc1r.o,ssiopers' Ohce until MONDAY, JOY ~.
Is5i1t9 o'cloc9 TO boild BU LKHEAD ana PIE ,s
Eanhatfanyilie NOrh RIVER, Commencing a. Vac IT, 90
fbe + AZ .s0fh 81 and running Dorfheriy .nr !"
lie aortn sde II 3lst Il To regual. nnd sftss wv ne
90, he >, Sle ~ avenue 10 East RIVER rlshs -
fc.t,s and All inf nnafI0n thereto, can be haa on ~
picat..oh '" 'h' S'"'' Holm T DODGE,
TO- i''4- Street ConaissDhsr,
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: -.,.,,sUb to the Ncw-York Tribune.
..,.r If a New Bank, &C.

pr telegraph to the en-. New-S0rk Tribune.
,,.tiou Of n New Bank, &c.
W.eu1xarox, Thursday, July l..
II the Old Dominion" chartered Dy
The Ban. .;sature. was organized at Alexanoria
fhs zd 10 - he choice OF William Fowie, Esq as
ysssSsns, and by the election OF iaii DoS'' o' III
rector. Smart viii attend the sitting OF the Su,
secffsaat nj Virginia OF the Isl OF August, ana
uxncr co~o,snty probably accompany the PresI-
was ~ sSort visit 10 White sulphur Springs.
sailing OF the City or Glasgow
PHILAoLLPHIA, Thursday, July l..
%. Steamship City Of GLASGOW, Tor Liverpool
iT, ~ o'clock to-day and takes out ABOUT 90 pas
ssssfs
The New Clipper Ship Raccr.E-z2
BosToS, THURSDAY July l..
o,, c1nner shin Racer leaves NewburypOr
sISsw.York al O'Clock this afternoon IN tow oil
gamer
s,,.m,ut OF FIour-Stnte Of the Ohio River.
PITTSBURGH. PA, Thursday, July Il;
There il 81 feet of water in the channel, ana tns
,rer is falling 1000 bblS. Of Flour were siiPP'O
Eaa to-day Business Is improving
Markets BALTIMORE. July II.
500 bbs Howard.st FLOUR sold this morning ls BED R
81 Prime White WHEAT Is % &c ana pm, pm. IS 20
46s7c with sales OF 5000 bush. M1so 900 hmsheIs
30 and yellow s. o 5sc-saes OF 4,VOV y nd
lid a, S4c 1905 bags Rio COFFEE changer
bands Al sIa9c. The supply OF Conee iaisr,
bracing inward OF $1,000 bags. III o'"ei
there Is no change
Markets CHARLESTON, July 49,
The foreign news per Asia is not yet dlges'eo, Du'
,odeys of Cotton are willing TO take Io"et pioes'
The quotations are, Uplands ot@sf-'Vo oaieS SUM-
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S,TREFT DEPARTMENT., No. 4, Hall

- Of Records Sealed proposals VII b. received q, sne
Str,e, Co,nm.slouer Ofce until FRIDAY July ~ ie.i
?, 4, ,,cIock NJ 10 build a BULKHEAD AZ MANhAI-
TkSNIIIE North River, 70 build PIN iieln s yre
foDt of ON9 HUNDRED AND IHlhi f1fthol -
Nth RIVER Plans and specifications. and all inyfnla,"h
hereio can be- had ~ application 10 The Contract cefs u
this Department. July y, l8si - ,,o,c, @, c.,
U8 JohN J. DODN"' -
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wi 100 President Of the Croton AaaedIct Department
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART-

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
nFST-TO CONTRACTOkS-sealed Proposals.
ndorsed proDo sal for building Sewer m TENN az PC
ee 1d and will he received al the once of tns
Croton Aqueduct Department, tRctunda, PARK .h,n
TUESDAY the I'D day Of July, 1891 Ut 3ociocs, W y.
cnyeTts m TENTH-AvENUE, from III to aoth.st Dsins
IN ZENITH about go feet The plan OF the sewer sn
f,r tLs h1uldag OF the same, and all OtLeI inI,f-
a,a r.latI ny thereto be obis ned on Sypio :"
'"e '""'' NICHOLAS DEAN,
- int Prcstent Of The Croton Aqneduct Department.
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.,..m.u, Of Flour-s,nte Of ,he Ohio River.

PITTSBURGH. PA, Thursday, July -;
There il st feet of water IN the channel anu ',
.,,er Is falling 900 bblS. Of Flour were shiPPoo
r,a today Business Is improving
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NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART
UROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
MrNT-TO Contractors Sealed Proposals.
iadorssd Proposals for building SEWER IN Tenth
avenue will be received at the Office othe Cro,Sn nqne
,s,cr Deuartment (Rotnnda Park until TUESDAY the
ED day Of July, 1851 at O'Clock, r. NJ. 70 bud
SEWER with the necessary Receiving Basins and Cuivsrs
IN Tenth avenue from i2d 10 6thstreet being In length
about $50 feet The plan Of the Sewer and spechcstons
for ts building same and all other Information islsns
fbers, ON to the Contract Cierh
at tins ohee'-Ns"- '0'"'''" Nicholas DEAN.
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yIarkets.B BALTIMORE. July

Markets -CHARLEsTON' july To-
The foreign news per Asia is not yet diges'eo, Du
holders of Cotton are willing TO take lower price,
The quotations are, Uplands 6toss-soo oaies soiu
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s.;,;us Of the city OF Glasgow.

PgILAoELpHiA, Thursday, July l..
90. s.eanshlp CITY Of GLASGOW, for Liverpool,
IT ~ O'Clock to-day and takes out about 90 pas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

The British Mail Steamer Africa arrived at New
York, on Tuesday evening. She left Liverpool on
the ID, and brings "a large number of passengers.
The news possess little interest to American readers.
The British Parliamen; hurryug through its TN.
finished business preparatory to adjournment, In the
House of Commons, a motion for an address 10 the
Queen, praying her direct that the Crystal Palace be
preserved until the first of May next, adopted.
The visitors, the Crystal Palace, on Wednesday and
Thursday, were little short Of 10000, yielding each
day nearly $4,000 sterling.
The royal assent has been given to the Ecclesiastical
Titles Bill. in the House Of Lords.
The weather, though variable, has been favorable for
the growing crops, and there is promise of most
abundant harvest.
FRANcE.-The ,Sdcle has been seized by order Of
the government, for publishing certain articles tending
TO disturb the public tranquility.
Propositions have been made in the Assemble to
modify the tobacco law. bill has been adopted, au-
thorziug the city oil Paris loan Of 80 000-
900 Of francs.
NJ. Dupin was chosen President of the Assembly, for
the ensuing three months.
SPAIN.-Accounts from Madrid, state that the King
having demanded that the government of the palace be
restored him. the Cabinet had acceded his request
IrALN.-Letters from Rome contain the reports con
corning the retirement of the French garrison, and that
agreement lor the Of Neapolian troops has
been made with the King Of Naples.
The Pope has levied Of two millions of dollars
upon real estate, and certain municipalities make up
deficiency in the treasury.
GERMANY Letters from Hesse Cassel announce
the dissolution of the federal and permanent court mar
lia which had been established try political offend
ers in IiesSe.
The Bavarian and Austrian troops, lately quarered
10 Cassel, preparing to return TO their
RUssIA-LetIers from East Prussia, report tnsur.
rections in Russia although nothing official has beer
received.
IRELAND.-The harvest reports continue favorable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

A SINGULAR AwARD.-The offer Of small pre-
mum was lately made, through the Boston Congrega-
ona, for the best essay answer TO suury questions
nrelaon 10 practical religion, and especially pointing
ou the relation of the souls salvation TO knowledge
OF the person Of Chris-a point we would think, in
volvng the most peculiar features Of the orthodox
without konwng the authors Of any or the proposed
ESSAYS, to Rev. MIR. Briggs, Unitarian clergyman Of
Plymouth, Mass. It's certainly suggestive crcum-
stance, in many ways--and perhaps we may say hope
iu-tha the beet exposition of such point Of theory
should have been supplied by Unarian-even in the
Judgment Of orthodox critics.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

y This is really an age of haste, and the whole
study of man seems to be in the way of getting ev-
erywhere IN the shortest space of lime. Iii now
in agitation in New York city, that as road across
Staten Island will shorten the distance between that
city and Sonth AmbOy some fifteen miles, and con-
sequently lessen the time of passage between New
York and Philadelphia about half an hour, the route
across the Island must be surveyed, and railroad
erected forthwith Ola verify, this is great coun-
try, and the people thereof are fast.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14
COMMERCIAL.
SALE OF STOCK S,
At Boston, wednesdnx, Angnst hi
BosrON MARK ET-Angust 1s.

Coon-Demand continues confined to small lots for I'M
mediate consumption, ut full prices,
Flour-Marke duh, and we hive only to notice small
sales Of Genesee, Ohio aud Michigan brands nj
81 2 fancy "a 25 and extra al ~ rs rs per Dbl cash.
Nothing doing In Souihern
GrninThe sales Of Corn confined to small parcels
Of yellow at so &c, and mixed 81 sec per bus cash;
prime mealng tcaree Small sales OF Northern Oats al
acc. Rye scarce, with small sales al 70 soc, ish
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

BYsENTERY AND Bowel CoMPLAINT-lhe bal
tmore Patriot publishes the following receipt for these
distressing complaints, and strongly recommends ia
Of its
Some pint of clean oats to be Drowned the same as
coffee, but not to be ground put in clean vessel with
Two quarts Of water, then snmered over the ERE until
reduced 10 one quart when cool descant it off, Dose
Tor grown person, common sized tumber sweetened
with loaf sugar, but milk OF cream Three umbers
IN almost all cases will afford reliel''
ANOTHER CURE FOR DYsEHrERY.-O Our remedy.
says the Boston Transcripts is blackberry brandy, not
sal and brandy We keep four gallon lug, which
was hled twelve years ago with brandy, loaf sugar, and
high bush backberries The brandy was rather aged
twelve years since. This we admnsterIn small doses,
when required By friends and neishbols, and it al
ways give relief
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

CoekseN lNNocENr-IIIs WIFE ALrvE.-John
B. Head, Esq, the messenger who was despatched 70
he State Of Maine, 10 ascertain whether Mrs. Cooson
was at her fathers, communicated hy telegraph yester
day mornings to the magistrate in Pawtucket, that both
Mrs Cookson aud her child living, and in the
oynent Of good health, at her fathers house. She is
said 10 have been deeply affected when told that her
husband was under arrest, charged with the murder Of
his wife. Upon the receipt of the news Cookson was
released He appeared not the least surprised, and
said he knew 'it would all turn out to be a hoax'-
The questions are, who is the murdered person
found in Seekonk, and who the murderer!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

MlNNEsorA.- The population of St. Paul, $50 miles
above st. Louis, the Father Of Waters is 2000 and
rapidly increasing; 65 houses have been erected since
name, contains 1000 inhabitants; five steamboats, arrive
here weekly, all crowded with passengers. Saltwater
is the only other considerable place, though other vii
lagos are sprnsng into existence every year, and grow
ing rapidly.
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may7-dwtf
SPECIAL NoTIcE-To The People of wor-

DIR, LANGLEY'S COMPOUND ROOT AND HERB
BITTERS. Whereas very many Of my Agents for the
sale of my Compound RooT AND Hens RITTERs have
been out of them they have all been resupp led this DAY
with the Genuine Medicine for AL the Summer Complaints.
Ihey are the best medicine in the wodas the people all
say. Sold wholesale End retail by The Messrs. NJ b.
Green and James Green and all the medicine dealers in The
city and county. Wholesale depot rs Union street,
Boston J. .. LANGLEY, Proprietor,
ivI5-dImt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

~ The WARREN ARTILLERY have published
card in which they return thanks for the handsome
mdnner in which they entertained by the military
in this city, while their recent tour of camp duty
and for various acts of courtesy extended to them by
number Of our citizens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

ag The Dramatic Festival, held in New York, on
Tuesday, for the benefit Of E. A. Marshall, Esq, lessee
OF the Broadway theatre, was, in high degree,
oessul About six thousand persons were present at
the entertainment in the evening. The Festival lasted
about twelve hours, and was the most magnifcen affair
of the kind ever conceived of, and carried out.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14
SPECIAL NnTICF

All persons having unsettled accounts with us are re-
quested TO make payment without further delay. We
have the names of large number OF delinquent debtors
or books, many of whom have not much called
zee us, and tell us when they will pay To such would
say that II your accounts settled in manner
before the first Of August they Will positively be left with
an attorney for collection You have had our goods and
we must have a settlement.
jy22d3A BIZ HARDON & co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

STORM IN BosToN.-The city of Boston was visited
yesterday afternoons by violent thunder storm, accom-
panied with copious shower OF hail. store was
struck by lightning, on Commercial Wharf; and some
Of the hastones, which Of irregular forms, mca-
sured one and quarter inches through the thickcst
mart
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

IRISH EMIGRATIoN.-The Irish papers speak of
the continued flow ofemgration 10 the United States,
and the Limerick Reporter says that if the emigration
goes at its present rate, in ten years tme the popu-
atlon Of Ireland will be greater than that of Scot
land.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

u v. Il. Palmer, the American Newspaper Agent,
is an authorized Agent Qr this afer the tics of Bos-
ton, New York and Philadelphia and is duly EMPLOY ed to
take advertisements AID suisse ptons al lie Rates as re
quired by Ills receipts viii be REGARDED payments.
His Offices are BOSTON, Scoay IS buildings Court ST.;
NEW Y0RK. Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA A.
w. corner Third and Chestnut Streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

CHRISTIAN RETALIATioN.--The Pope having
paronized tne erection Of cathedral in the centre OF
London, steps heingt AIKEN m the erection Of Pro-
estant Church in the centre of Rome. A high dgni-
ary Of the church is said to have subscribed fI0O0 for
the purpose.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14
VAN AIstin and MalRer are daguerreoty

Van Alstin and Walker are daguerreotyping al
most everything, in doors and Thy are constantly
employed and are turning out of the finest pictures
that ever was made in Worcester Those who wcudhave
fine likeness would do well call while they are in sue
cessia operation Their will be found in the first
building north of the American Temperance House. where
they making uignetes and all other styles of pictures
i'll superior manner. augI2-d2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-14

AFFAIRS IL CUBA-The Southern papers state that
the stea ner Propero had had sailed from New Orleans
for Cuba, with 500 men, besides corps Of Engineers,
composed of European refugees. She stopped at the
fort below the city, and took on board cannon, and
lot Of condemned ordnance lately sold by Government