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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-31

4 AD-Wanted, Lad in an Office in VIII
~ ham. &. One who writes a good hand may address
Box No. l23 Post Office in bis handwriting, stang
references Salary small the first year d3O Be-
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s, Dthr o. lsxAs.-By a circular from the Treasury
ssn which we publish in another column, II will
~. ' me department will not issue stock 10 the
,,t Texas who may file their release, but, as
.J sa releases are executed. viii deliver the re-
1. 'a ~ look tor their pay
a. ~ apartment has called upon the authorities OF
aeb authenticated copies OF all the laws respecting
NJ ~, ~ specimens OF the different evidences of
rns nsever form and certified list Of the cred
yd m atii names, residences, &c. When this is
uao WIZ De compared with the releases signed to
Nj, A., al The evidences OF debt have been pre-
k,eIv.' until then the creditors OF Texas muat
(pioa uecIde whether their claims come within the
projected by the act OF Congress. and file their
aw 10 dse,ss !; as they may zee hi-,he department
III nooht OF the list furnished by Texas or If any
4. hot included in it, they viii be referred 10
kol 7. Iother explanation, and to draw out the
'eAas IN regard 10 them IN Y, Jour Of Com
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were killed. snd about fifty horses and mules captured
from them. None OF the attacking parry killed, but
several wounded. The Indians were completely
routed and driven off Maor Buneys party has not been
heard from This Information came 70 S,ocktoa Ia letter
friend OF mine. no gives the facts as have stated
them you There Is also believe that tho war
riors Of the rancheos the Sansiaus and Tuolumno
rivers with the mountain Indians, and assisting Them
in their depredatons"
From THE SANDWICH IsLARDs--The brig North
Bend arrived in harhor yesterday afternoon, fourteen
days from Lahaina Our marine reporter was informed
on board that report current al the time OF her de-
parure that Honolulu had been blockaded BY the French
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NOTICE.

baltimore and Warrington Railroad.
Wednesday 9th instant the station Penn
viii be vacated, and the new New Jer
.eya occupied.
will the latter commencing ats,
AZ usual and y. m, daily sunday,
wbcn hut two trains run, viz at6, m, and 3, .,
In change undersigned desires call attention
the company regard the reception and delivery Of
m rchandise. ..
shippers reminded that in all bill with full dee
ions should accompany the goods. +.
The protection OF both partes and unless computed WIN
the goods received.
which is received the
hold responsible for Thing len In m house during the
night =
uii 4,
The undersigned occasion remark that these
hui been compelled TO call attention them
from violation which has caused much and serious
I. II. PARSONS, Agent.
hp G-9wd
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Rh ode Island.

From the Providence Post, April 3.
|k1odt Island redeemed "A democratic gorernor-A
democratic ituenont- governor democratic secretary
Ndt "a dtnocrot,e Attorney generd.-A democratic
general reaSuru.-A democratic member Of Congress-
democratic senate, (pJobaby,) and far prospect Of
dtm0crdtie house
We have only time 10 say 10 our readers this morning
ai Rhode Island is redeemed We have elected our en-.
e STATE ticket by handsome majority. We have alao
teed one member Of Congrss,rhus dividing the del
{sauo1-and have driven The wings TO the wall in the
{stn district. Their candidate, If elected al ALL IS
sed TO The Thirty first, the defunct Congress- Uhus
gaa Their tckes,) and only 10 that by a very meagre
taony Mr.. Ihurston is elected by splendid major
and our excellent candidate for governor Mr. Allen.
AXIS over The course Tar IN advance Of his Competitor
vote IS iull one, and the victory is all the more
knPete. The assembly is yet in some douh but we
q confident lha, we shall have the senate by one ma.
R, and that we stand tolerasle chance of The house
Dur democratic friends have done wel-nobly. They
fre not SHRINK from their duty in single Town In
ey-ihe very ho,.bed OF whlgery-they have iongh,
ob'ef battle tan ever before They labored earne.ilv
perseyerlngly, and The result IL credlable 10 hem
| 10 their cause '"'"'
Below we give the returns from all but two towns
Aliens majority will be nearly one Thousand The
len upon The ticket have from FIVE to eiobt hundred
.ony Oar returns are received by telegraph and ex-
es' 10 connexon with The Journal
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o. ~ the regular monthly meeting of the board
the bible Society city, Tuesday
Mr. David NJ Wilson employed as the Of the
for month.
Mr. Wilson, addition visiting and supplying portions
relative which he received specific
viii call the subscribers to the funds Of The society who have
paid during the present
As Wilson very generally throughout city,
respecting himself deemed The
cordially reception
favorable consideration
proper Mr. Wilson's paid
society," dollar
applied the object for which Is de
circulation OF OF Sacred Scrip
BY order OF The board OF managers;
a. MILLER,
Ap5-a Secretary.
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Veru Tate from Santa Fe

ST. LOUIS, April 3Santa Fe dates tho 18th Of Febru
received by the arrival Of Major Cunningham. army
paymaster. The news Is unimportant. The census
of New Mexico show population OF 81 60a Indian
outrsges continually occurring and much danger APP
pretended in the spring The Apache and Utah tribes
said have eagued for the of intsrcsPting
Santa Fe traders party OF Americans, going from
Browns train TO Fort attacked by some Pawnss
Indians The Americans having been reinforced repulssd
the Indians with considerable loss .tB
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Gait, Vginian, has sculptued at Rome, "Vginia y
which has been and received by the Union
in New York city Its first and successful effort
Baltimore SIM.
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Mr.. SpsAKHR CoBB.-Ths gentleman partook of a com
plime MARY dinner few days given by the Union
men of Macon, Georgia. Mr.. Cobb made AN admirable
speech n the occasion Baltimore Clipper.
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Gf-Unitnrinn Church.-Tbe Edward Everett viii
preach in this church to-day and Tor several succeeding sbb
al usua hours.
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TORONTO April 3-Last night Frederick Douglass and
Geo. Thompson ecturcd slavery large audience
Douglass denounced the African colonization scheme He
advised the fugtves take refuge in Canada but
stand heir ground and thought that II would be well
strengthen their hands by the the United Statss
Of those already ia Canada. -.
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The Crevases on the Mississippi.

NEw ORLEANS, April 1.-The crevasse Bayou Sara has
inundated the There is also largo tho
racecourse, and Pacquemine but = small por-
ton Of that parish will not suffer from the overflow.
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Steamboat Collision

CINCINNATI, April 2-The steamer Mary Pell in
collision with the Pennsylvania short distance
below this city yesterday The former sunk mm
The boat and cargo total loss Fortunately live.
W ere o.t
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS,
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALrrMoRE. April SIS, D. m.
The Boston Copmotioa-- TIE Worlds Far.--A PsgiIis
tic Encounter. Departure of the Amerieus Disband
ing The Flying Art,iiery-DeaAs. As
Much anxiety has been manifested here today TOR
tdngs from the of Boston. where IL 10 evident
that another is about uke place for the mnins-
nance of the supremacy of the laws The fugitive has been
fully identified, and it remains to be whether the
fugitive law be enforced in that city The blacks
evidently preparing resist tho last extremity, in which
they expect the assistance of the white aboitioniss As
will be seen by the following placard pasted about the
streets yesterday
"PuBLic Observation-Disclosures BosroN MEN of
son one your fellow was last night seized by
slave huners He is in Imminent, deadly peril The
citizens OF Boston and It's neshborhood are essnesy nv-
ut "a, p m, consult Tor the public good" olt
BY the Baltic have tidngs of the delivery
London of the immense mass OF goods taken out by the
frigate ST. Lawrence for exhibition al the Worlds Fair.
Her cargo entirely discharged al Southampton on the
10Th uit and placed in warehouse, where each package
weighed and sealed, after which the whole was for
warded London by the southwestern railway
There has been considerable excite mcn in during
the past week account OF preparations making between
two OF our street bules-one named George Zimmerman
and the other Dnsmoefor regular pugilistic encounter,
to take place next Monday week, for purse of $500
aside This morning bench issued for the
Of the parties, and Zimmerman secured, but
ceeded in making his from the officers When
he at house outside the limits OF the city, undergo
ing the usual training Alexander Thompson
rested, and bound in the of 81 OO0-t being
dersood that he is to be second to of the parties and
bench warrants issued against Edward II. Pether-
bridge and William Jordan. 59a
The Americas Engine Company took their departure
homeward in the ut 8 o'clock this morning. They
escorted the depot by immense Of
citizens, loaded with presents and memenoes Of their
vst-among which observed large number Of sticks
canes, cut at Mount Vernon. 1HHFa
Orders have been received Fort McIenry from tho
War Department for the dsbanding of company OF the
second artillery, noY stationed that post which
great surprise understand that orders have also been
sued for the disbandng of the eight companies
in commission leaving but companes-one to be sta
toned here, and the other in the Far West.
Colonel jacob Small and Elijah Il. Sinners two of our
oldest and respected citizens died yesterday Colonel
Small was, some years back mayor OF the city.
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DHYsICIANs PRESCRIPTION BOOK, containing
list Of TERMS phrases sc, used prescription
The U. s. Pbsmacopia
Tockeman Characteristics OF Literature
The Golden sands OF Merico-a tale
Jusi received by TAYLOR h MArRY,
Ape Booksellers, 9Th street.
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FOURTH DESPATCH.

BosTos, April 4-s,p. m.-Apprehen,ions enter
tanned OF serious riot onight Large crowds Of
groes assembled in the neghborhood OF the State
house, debating upon the best plan of ibeaing the fug
tive Simms Strong bodies of police guard the
leading 10 the Stale house, ard the authorities evince
every determination to uphold the supremacy OF the law
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Spain.

The Madrid journals Of the 18th announce the dis.
missal OF Nj Garcia Luna from his situation in the royal
council for having persisted in spite of the wishes of the
president of the council, in Withdrawing from the
mee the bill for regulating the public debt In the
sitting Of the Chamber on the 18th, M. Argote made a
motion for the reform Of the land tax but il was no,
taken into consideration The debate the bill for the
levy OF IS 900 was resumed
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EoR sALE-A fun snowy and Of fine action.
remarkably good under the saddle and in harness AI.o
handsome rockawsy and both Apply at'
livery stable, " street. 2oth and olst streets.
Ap 3-3teods
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NEW SPRING GOODs--We hav. Just received our
~ goods which
ne before purchasing. They consist part Of
bonnets and hats for children
Bonnet and trimming rhands
Green wreath, face, and bonnet flowers
Parasolcts, fans, Md and silk gloves ..#...
Worked collars and cuffs #.#
Worked cbomisets and bandk erchefs
Embroidered muslin and lace sleeves
Lace collars
white demi wells
Embroidered muslin
Buffalo and horn tuck combs, shell side combs
Swiss, book, aud tarleton u,slins
Also large variety Of fancy goods permcy which We VIII
sell cheap TO all who may favor with a call
JB.k A. TATE,
Lace Store, between lorh and th streets,
APP 9-A Penn avenue
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Urea IN Y } Apri4-Foster Dickinson's warehouse,
unes stoeoase and several stables destroyed by
Are this moming-loss. $40 600 The fire the work OF
ncendires, of whom has been arrested f.
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CoNEsroaA. lPal ApI

The Conesoga bridge, over Conestoga creek, ,h
place, burnt down this morning Il caught from thu
sparks of locomotive The OReily telegraph wires
ming through of destroyed The bridge Il
the Pennsy vana State road 200 II
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The following letter from Bologna, dated February %,
we copy from lie National " Peter and Dominic Ma
chiavelli have been condemned death-others 10 the
galleys-all for political motives. The first sentence
was executed on the 22d OF February at the Castle OF st.
in prison."
furious skirmish took place in Rome a few days
back between the native troops and body Of French
mer abou, their babilimens In this well in SINH
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GTEvENS. to his Friends and Cwstcn,ers.--Dunne
rebuilding OF his under Browns Hotel
&. .
5-3uf = r. e
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TMLEaRAPHIC REPONTs ron THE UNION.
Sailing of the Franklin.
Fires

odNWS " Hc TfoHASsH.
New York, April 4-The Franklin sals tom orrow 70
Havie with full passenger list, and 5000 in specie
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CGYPTs REvELATIONs.-Fou Archaeological lectures
II distinct upon Egyptian discov
by aliddon Tuesday evening,
April, and continued Friday, lt Tuesday, 18th and Friday
18th, Odd Fellows Han, nj O'Clock precisely.
Subjects, be had, with tickets, National
United States and Wizards Hotels, Mr. Frnnck Tsyos
the door 4.
Terms Tickets the genemen 81 50 ladies' q
children aud pupils 70 cents single admission 30 cents half
price.
Ap
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POSITIVELY LAST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ranspsr
ent Panorama OF the Nile, Egyptian Mun,mics
Mondays Wednesdays hudsys and Saturdays O'Clock and
Door open hour before. Odd Fellows, Hall.
Admission Is cents children, half price.
Ap
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ID EMOvED.-sTEvENsb halter, has
IL der the Ahcnuum between sipth
Ap d-3nf a@"ss s4r.4
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TELEGRAPH IN DELEIUM.--IHt OF
Public Works IN Belgium has announced that after the
18th OF March the lines OF teegraphs that country will
be open the public, and placed in correspondence with
include the line from Verviers TO Berlin from Berlin to
Frankfort from Berlin to Hamburg and Stetn, and from
Berlin Oderburg also the whole OF the Austrian, Ba-
varian, and Saxon lines, now open. The telegraphic
offices in Belgium are at Brussels, Malines Antwerp
Client, Os,end, Liege Verviers, and Quieriain.
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REs1BEs New York Unts-sTEyENs has this day opened
~ further supply Of Beebes hats Of the fashion Also,
part OF his importation Of French =
Gentlemen invited call him. bs new store under inc
Aihenaum.
Ap5-3nf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
Messengers Notice,

Worcester, SIS. January "a, $751;
IT0N. HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioner Of Insolvency
70 the County Of Worcester has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of LEONARD S. WHEELOCK,
Of Grafton, in said County, Inn Holder, nsolvent
debtor and the payment of any debi the delivery Of
any property belonging said nsolven debtor him or
for his USE and the transfer of any property by him. are
forbidden by law.
will be held Court Of Insolvency, the office of said
Commissioner, in Worcester, in said County, 22d
day Of February o'clock In the forenoon the
proof ofdebts and choose assignee or assgness Of his
Estate. LOWELL BAKER. ID. s..
ftbldStwlt Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
LIGHT! LIGHT!

HE handsomest, cheapest and best article for Light
Qow i'll use) is Marsh's Patent Oil This is in
venon but now very extensively used by the public
This Oil composed entirely of vegetables and contains
some six eight parts. The whole forms body lin APP
pearance) like Clarified Sperm OIL but burns with much
more brilliant fame for expense from fourth
half cent per hour, with one lamp. ea-
The above is for sale II. NewtoHs Foster Street,
Opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depo
u N. B. MIR. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
feb-dw& eff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
Boarding,
House for Sale.

ID THE subscriber being DESTROYS of changing his To-
Ii elton, offers his house, together with about II
acres OF land, situated Il miles from the Sutton Sta
ton ofhe Providence Worcester r. r. and l-2 mile from
Milbury village Said house nearly and in good
pain, with 10 flashed
On the above premises large variety OF choice fruit
trees, most of which are in n bearing condition
Conditions easy and for further particulars inquire of the
subscriber in Wilkinsonvlle ID. L. DUDLEY.
jan*wlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
100000.
Rare Chance for a Good Mechanic.

IfOR SALE-A Steam Mill, situated in the fouriihng
IL town of Holson, on the Milford Branch r. r.
sistng Of an Upright Saw, or saving ogs9 Planning and
Boxboard Machine, Grst Mill, &c. &C. together with
about of Lend. The Engine nearly new, and all
the machinery is in good running order There is good
of business which might be considerably increased
The above will be sold very low and favorable of
DER, Esq. Holliston, or to SAMUEL RICE, No. State
st. Bo ton. jan24-dw I'm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
House for Sale or TO Let.

Ia THE Subscriber offers for sale Story House. Barn
Gs and 18th acre very choce land, in Centre Village
Westminster, Mass. Being the Academy, it is
good stand for Boarding House, and Pub c Schools being
near excellent advantages afforded for the education of
children.
1t will be sold on very reasonable terms. Apply to Mr.
George Guldhwait, the premises he subscriber
No 81, Summer ST., Worcester r. PECKHAM.
o. Should it not be disposed of in few weeks, will
be renel Possession given first of April
Worcester, Feb 5th. M3w.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
W0MANS FRIENDsHIP.

DY Grace Aguilar-Women Of Israel, by same anthor-
ID Vale of Cedars, do--Lettice Arnold, do-jae Eyre,
Lady of the Gulf-The Duchess-The Divorced Whe, "
Arthur-The Count of Marion, or Womans Revenge-sen
Deception or the History OF Human Heart by Mrs Ellis
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of an Old Maid, &c &C. .
Also the International Magazine for February Inc MO,
theirs ecompense-M0thers Home Influence, with good
many other publications. inst receiveda No Merchants
Row fian3I-d3twlu BURRILL 4 DAVIS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
Land For Sale or Exchange,

BOUT of Land, situated little over one mie
N from the City Hall, suitable for growing vegetables
and fruit There between twenty and thirty apple
trees gratis frem four years since, oil bearing SIZE,
and upwards OF hundred and y young fruit uees o.
different kinds the land The above and will be SOLD
exchanged for real estate In this city
Inquire Of P.-CRANDAlL.
Worcester, Jan. 49, jan25-eod6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
ONE WEEK MORE.

ONE WEEK MORE.
Amusing and Instructive Exhibition.
nF Fancy Glass Working Spinning and Blowing Prof
~ CHI. CARLING the Celebrated Glass Worker, from
the National Gallery of Fine Arts New Orleans and late
of the Boston Museum, lectny announces to the Cit
izens Of Worcester that he will remain in
Waldo Hall, One Week Longer.
Where he will for few Days exhibit Specimens of the
above mentioned Art in all its Different Varieties.
Also, GLASS SPINNING, at the astonishing rate Of
TWO THOUSAND YARDS per MINUTE, infinitely
finer than silk and Equally as Elastic and Flexible.
Mr. c. will also exhibit beautiful Specimen of Cloth,
manufactured from Spun Glass and Silk The Glass of his
own manufacture. The first produced in America.
Admission 10 12 Cents
EACH VISITOR AFTER WITNESSING THE PRO-
CESS will be presented with Specimen equal in value TO
the Admission Fee
Exhibition DAY and EVENING
Worcester Feb Sd. jan25-dn
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NEW STORE.
THE NATIONAL ERA

regularly received every Friday and delivered 10
subscribers desired at much less price than they can
be had through the mail ..a ,,,,,,
Subscriptions received for Mrs SWtSsHELMS FITS
BURGH SATURDAY VISITOR. Specimen co, les cah %
seen at the -,
Also Just receved-The N. Y. Weekly Tribune, Herald
INDEPENDENT Anti-Slavery Standard, scenthc Amerl-
can, Criminal Calender, Evangelist, Figaro, &c &C. TO-
geher with the Boston and Philadelphia WeeKiies
Call at No Merchants Row. o,,,,
j. BU fKllLs
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Knit Shirts and Drawers.

A SMALL lot Of best Portsmouth Ribbed Shirts al
"A Drawers having been bought by the subscriber at
very low price, he will close them at less than the
manufactures cost.
o. Cali early as there but few.
Also Small assortment of Merno and Cotton undtI
Shirts and Drawer, at low prices.
WORCESTER THREAD STORE
No ga Main Street.
jan27-deops3t JOSEPH A. HOWLAND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
FOR SALE
To Lumber and Hardwood Manufacturers,


TIME subscriber has large tract of Spruce, Maple Birch
and Beech timber land, lying six miles east of the De-
pot of the New Railroad from Bennington, w. to Troy NJ
Y. and the same has new Circular Saw-Mi in first
rate order together with Patent right to make and vend
said Circular SawMls in the two towns east and adJo-
ing Bennington Not being practical lumber man, he
wishes partner or would sell share of his interest to
into business of saving lumber and cutting hardwood
extensively. No better location can be found
RefeIence-Co Alva Croker Fitchburg.
Remington, Vt, Jan. "a, 1850. UEL NJ. ROBINSON.
d4tW2t