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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-20

AsroR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-AoxtssToN,f 70
ION = 70 ss ss e. cus 81
the support with which sy have
Psh. s.sh for mss catherine Hays: and che
would with three per week Professor
s de- sS
us Of the Opera Asor Place which BE- ha,
eontnu to give his Grand sorees Mssque evening
per- The
nS n.s sp a.. fart e h vi.
Hon I'd when sps
1aSs 500
M S 's
can be ssssrsa on aspisaon so% %
ers1s House on .ns st Hondsy the Ia to
al part. 50 cents grand day performance On Saturday
vNRIPLER HALL-THrs DAY, SATURDAY. WILL
give bis grand day D0sfs open a. q
m aSsS
at the Asor Place Oper, House. Admission to all parts 90
TEIrLER nALL1TsIs EyLsISc s S,,r',E PAX
"a 81 Is: nessss s; Hal
form q sSss
the % Place Psse os~ s House
louise 90 cents. Remember. As.or flase oosra uouse
DARrIcuLAa NovIcE.-uoys GaEooIaE. TUE
sn e aS II FRI .n s,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OrIOEs.
NoTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE EDWARD X. col
nsh X. Sm m ss'i Eaw
60. New YORK; September 18th 1871.
NIssoLurIoN OF pARrNERsHiP.-ruE coPART-
ISAAC II. ARCHeR.
The bupness Will be continued by William A. Archer who
vii settle the liabilities Ne. of ths ist. hrn. -
New York Sept IL. loo WILLIAM A. ARCHER
DIssOLUTioN-THE CQPARTNERsuIP HERETO
New YORK. in ne boo. and shoe basnsss undsr the Arm
name Of Archer Co, th;s day dissolved by mutual
consent. ISAAC II. ARCHER,
New York City, Sept IT, 1851.
DAHTN Err sHIP-THG UNDERSIGNED HAVE
formed opartner hip for the purpose OF carving
Co. Store Nc. Doj Greenwich street, New York city,
ssp.,7 isn. X Ms sd ii GFSsf&'
$50 waSrsp waTg 3sss .,
yieid aoub the year such capital fully
secured. Ad1res' line 10 A. II. a., Harald on'ee
DaRTNER-wANTED As PARTNER AYOUNc NAN
OF good busnes capaesies with Nv cash capital Of
and retail ufaeturu busness Located IN one Of ts ss
bU places in the city Address Excelsior Herald
ofee Onexeeptionssio references giyon aud roqnreA
DARTNER WANTED IN TIE BAR BUsINg,s-,
person with from two 30 three hun, doliars
the entire nagement Of hanisoae saloon Address A. NJ
Herald Office
A PANTHER WANTED IN LUCRATIVE LONG
"A ost blished snd improving business The advestrs
mint The stock and supplements on hand are worth
i've thousand dollars, besides the good win aud pa
required Si'h seash esrtal q .heuand dollars whiGh
and ts mn o s s o b s ~ 2 sSss mp ssns
which might resdy be realized in year. address E. X
H., Herald oise.
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w 6J.r. TAPsCcTr q CO, 20 SOUTH sTRsEf.
w supply drafts for any smouat payable enrousness
Great and Ireland They also cole sss
Red Star Line, the swallow Tail Line, the prsue. nc.
and Line Of iverpooi rschete the Line Of boneo,
pache passsse W ssy 81 vhel shps esn - snsssss %
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Bush Lara. e. sal: q sl s rssni,srs this
William .ss as. r1sash sSd Other Ssd. Gps
:s r. .ns e: c e. :. Is saSsaos ass
Ss a g. On Ssnd e s.s %
AUcTISN Nor,eEwLsRoE AMP FE WsIs
..nesr win sail At anstps tbs moro'ns a. ~ a.
Nj s kS% viii
eth Second Hand fufIi'nff
UcTIoN NOTICE. JOHN L. vANDEwATER co,
ssls: Ts ,rss hs entire
sis St Ga,
anS s n Solar lamps Ss sa
eIsf ss1%n. gs Lamps Ensh ,aS ss s
rich ssMes China dhner desert and tea set
SursIy Lamps So &s splendid set Of rioSiy cut en-
CURES, eologneA &e, &c.
ao starch Spices r. Me- Scos prida, Sept isa Ct o
SsSSiss s,Idi Ps;, Primes:
W. A. CARTER AuctiOneer 81 Doy street.
II c. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rua
Nassau street noSr Fulton r. G. Kemp viii sell a. az.
fParloT Dining cIanSer r"S%a@S 9
g. sq;y 10 ,sne sS @ Ssaye
mahogany Tsts Tete Sofas Dvsns spring scat ParIor
Extension Dining Tables Library and Secretary bookcases
ted Chamber Furniture SETS carved
Bedsteads marble-top dressing Bureaus and Wahssnds
pure red horse hair Mattresses Carpets
China and Silver Plated Ware Oil Cloth ssrpes Rugs
Couches. Cottage Bedsteads aud Chairs Rocking Ciair
mahogsny hair Chairs, Sofas Hall
Articles Kitchen Furniture, ~.
EXECUTORs' sALE-WILL Re SOLD At PUBLIC
II auction on the premises Monday septic nber % At
O'clock, NJ the Homestead Farm, lately owned 90
cupied by Adam Allen late Of the town Of Flushing de-
ceased and now oeqaped by Andrew Lynch at Bay side.
Flushing Long Island. The premises consist or about
twelve and hs'f of land situate the bay
ding po Wow Of the bay and sound Sale posi-.
tive and terms made known the day Of sale.
DANIEL r. SMITH, Executor.
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aYOuRssspNn.

SUNDAy TRIP TO NEwBuRG, WEST POINT, AND
~ R,ckland Lake, sndug ct Yoskers, Hsstings, Debbs
Perry, Tsrryovp Sing Sing Rochsnd Lake, Hayeyssrsv
Nerplsncks. Peekski CofNen's Dock, and Cold Springs
nswsurs The new and .Ilendid s,ssmet mos q uuLse
Chambers street every sunday morning al ooiocb for
The shove places Returning, will leave Ns~burs 81 IN
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE, NEW yORK.-NOTICE THE MAILS
per u =. mail steamer FRANkLIs, will close at this
efcs Saturday the 10Th instant, at iO. NJ Letters
for France DO prepaid "a can't, rate closed
mail will he made up per for Bromen and the Gorman
States WIN. V. BRADY, Postmaster.
New York Sept. IS. 1851.
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BOARD DOWN TOwN-ROoNs, WITH BOARD FOR
ID three gentlemen At No l02 Liberty street, Broad
required.
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INFORMANT TO DRUGGISTS AND rERruxERs. IL
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.


G. unREwARD.-sToLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBED
hands hlsh broad and straIsh. forehess and
smooth round hips aud hgh but.ok ard ,,is amo in Inc
Of hs iarc feet The shove resa -ii Re given Cor Vie re-
,s.'s = p, IA 1@s for The
l., orJ.D HICKS. ~ John street, N v.
cuO REwARD.-srpAyEo FROM rue CORNER
wv Of spring and Mott Streets. Thursday evening"
about oclocs alarse Day Horse, bob tall wi h.sistal
and pert Of chain halter attached whoever viii retaa
him TO John Paxton q. tho above p,ec shall receive The
said reward.
CADDLE HORSE -roR SALE. A THOROUGHBRED
- Imported IN ssh sorre Mare e 10 years old i5 h,nt
hirh. vrrrsnted sound and kind the having
for her his Inducements 70 oaer her for sale Apply a.
stable rear Of CSC broadway.
EoR sALE.-A BERKINER COUNTY HORSE, l6'i
Warranted perfectly sound Ia wind. limb Ne IL splendid
animal In every respect Can be for three days onY
ct nr. rynns stables No. y wess thirteenth STREET
L,oR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL BLACK HORSE SEVEN
ycas od cold for want Of use Can be ecn a. Lagan
stable, Henry street. Brooklyn. Will be sold ala h,rgsn
Horse hftcen hands three inches high eight years Old
and warranted perfectly hind sound and gentle Can be
at Dnonds stable corner Of Beaver and New streets
ono HORSES TAKEN ON LIVERY AT THREE SILL
n'.,D STATE. ~ ssfsss ir,s aSa DS
street. between Second and Third avenues The Subscriber
respectfully gvss rpsie. that he has snsed ,Grr
~ feet each be used ss sale and commission stables
They built under the personal supervision Of The po
airy and best ventilated public stables In the cty @
psbie Of accommodating about hfy horses IS wnere 81
ss s S heb d Of sssG S n s ss ss % ao.
bought end sold sommission. The above stables w,ln
resdv " receive horses on 1hurSsy pemb,r letn VOL
"r'' f'F' s''''h''''' .asfsa srrDAx
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CADDLE HORSE FOR SALE, A THOROUGHBRED
- Imported IN sh scrre Mare e.ht yesrs Old 5 h,nts
hirh vrrrsnted sound and kind the having no
for her his iuducecnt 70 offer her for sale Apply a.
stable rear Of CSC broadway.
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DOARD-wANTED. TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS.
ID attached for lady and daughter in Broadway
AAdresa NJ Herald ONCE.
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DOARD-TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
ID q front room second door, at reasonable rate In
small family. Pleasant location Pieaee apply at 81 jay
street. near chambers.
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ADVERTISRMEsTS gRsBWED EVERY DAY.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
NRENCH CHUHCH, DU ST. ESPRIT CORNER or
Franklin and Church streots) Divine service viii be
Yesumed in this church Sunday next n, half past tan
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A-Aa---@A -
- UsyCAL.


NARCIso BAssoLs, PROFESSOR or THE GUITAR,
~ bees leave 10 inform the pubc that he resides st iol
Chambers street
EREDTEICK kRUGER, PROFESSOR or MUSIC, mas
tahen rooms ~ No. 100 Hester street, whore he ~l
give nfructions the pianoore fuc and VIOLIN and in
singing and thorough bass Having met with hc sce.test
suceess Tuition during the last sixteen year In Germany
be hsp,s TO rive satisfaction 70 his pills Ia this city,
EM. BRANpEIs, Professor OF PLANO AND SING
n..ims hs pupils schools, and the public IN
.hst ne Continues O. give private Lessons In TIE
sneAs either 81 his sedence that Of his rupis
nhn L"seush and rapid method q parting the muc.
auoNlsge be joins perfect familiarity Of tbs Engiish,
h, 1talisn and German Languages, through either Of
eh he ready 10 give the tuition. For particulars aud
hest % references apply 81 20 Houston street. letter
personally between aud o'clock r. n. Terms moderate
WAs1ED-A YOUNG LADY. WITH GOOD VOICE.
w competent TO tesch singing N fen ale seminary, In
Lever Pest once.
CINGING-A PROFESSOR OF SINGING AND PIANO
- Of FIRST rate enenee lately arrived from Europe offers
be services 10 the enlightened inhabitants OF this Empire
City HE method combining the brisncy Of the ftalisn
etyle with the depth Of the German school, cacua,ed
uren insurng the most rapid progress sure
Tuition through the medium OF the French Italian Spanish
German, and English languages Apply by letter, per-
frcn % TO A. H., No. 20 Leonard street. afsw
doors from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-20

NINlNS TRIUMPH HAT FoR THE RoYs-CENIN
tegseayet Whisper to parents taxi. IN iate-
rst IN crsns heads that he has the iuyen
s She assripg NOT nnsucesss uiy mpars srse and
larger growth Call and examine his black fai III -
boys soMethiEg between reduced Jenny Lind Riaiae st
and the Young Aans hat petite, exausolv smn,a 81
eeeoGins and sure TO be The among only the
uline, In every family where ia home
GENIN, llf Bsoa dVay. opposite 81 pa,l.s
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An OOO WANTED TUE ABOVE AMOUNT IN
S4V,VOV. sums Of loo and upwards, from az
paid snngslly and the principal secured BY sesl ana
the transaction and all persons desiring Invest probably
70 examine the securities sc. tnlurs Of GAR
Ri H. STRIKER, ia, Attorney at Law. rs Broadway.
DREM1uM ON srECIE.-r AN NOW PAYING THE
foowir rates-for silver qusrters shillinss, sad st
pences IA rer cent premium; half dollars dimes and halt
dmes Mexican dollars, ave francs ~ cents and su
other foreign gold and silver ~ the hest market rites
j. THOMPSON, 90 wall street
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E7lS CELl.A nEUUS.

A CARD.-FLIZABETu BLACKWELL, NJ DUST
returned from Europe. Residence, al University place.
X FLLirs HALE PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT
rg once III Fulton street. New York Wedding visit
ING address and at heme Cards in the very styles Cahe
BOXES thweopes 80 engraved plats and fifty cards
IL Ten sniilnfs u Depot for the sale ppe-paL
Presses, Burned Oil, Blankets, &c. -
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DOARDING-TO LET, VERY PLEASANT IN D
ID neatly furnished front room and bed room attached
door single gentlemen. without board. May
had by mediate application at No. 81 Franklin street
few doors west of Broadway.
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PERSON AL.

WANTED-A REsFECrABI.E PERSON or FAMILY
w who wishes to adopt Interesting American boy
three yesrs oage ANY sppleati, must be
ried with worthy reference that the boy VIII meet with
homs Of and kne An address TO Orphan ut hi
sfbee, will be angwered.
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k.OSH. &c.

DURSE LOST-0N THURSDAY MORNING, lit Is
kclievee. left in carriage the way from tn stoam
heat -contaning about eleven dollars Tho hader will DO
rewarded by leaving ct No. 10 Ratssrs street
EOUND-IN WESr1HlSTsR COUNpY. IN July
last aAd left at the country house of the subsoriber
large young, black dog with white feet and ueck sup
to hne uniting dog. The him ~
proving property and paying charges Apply aG the once OF
Nm PARKER, II: Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-20

TTRIPLER HALL.-THIs DAY, SATURDAY WILL
give his last grand day performance Doors open at
commence Notce-Profsssor Anderson will
an entirely sers of wonders on Monday sepembr q
at the Astor Place Opera House. Admission 10 all paft
cents.
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PARrNINTs-A SUITE OF ROOMS IS WANTED
n BY . single gentleman, unfurpts ed with family OF
the highest respectAbilitv withous board, not below
Prince above Fourteenth street, between Third
and Fifth ayenue Address BY note prepaid Frank, Herald
s6.a
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THE MILITARY.

ITO RIFLE COMMUNICATIVE UNION RIFLEMEN
Of this city offer for sale their present uniforms, thrt,
In number and II in good order Porsous bidas for thes
uniforms making proposals respecting them, viii
pease address MARCUS ID. bonner, 80 Fact Broadway
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SOCsEyx hsE ni'rtrGs. &C..

IT A. o. d. UNITED BROTHERS GROVE No. e.
" Brothers you hereby respectfully notified TO
40 Grove, 40 Centre srst Monday evening noxs
September 22d OF ~ oiock to take into th
pyoIrety Of getting ball, and other breness By ord
Of CHAS. DODiAEhD, NJ A.
r. b. OLIVE Secretary.
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rzavHUOSsDa.


RoARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. 70 STATES STREET.
- near Nevin Brooklyn, y. y. The Eagsh, French
and Spanish tangt limited number taken.
iHEODOHE nOREl, Jr., TeschO,.
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rINuE CLASSES or TUE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
in NJ ehanca Perspective and Architectural Drawing.
IN Modelling and desgn, a. the Institute Rooms, No
Dowery, will be igrmed Monday evening October oh.
Persons desrous of joining either OF the above cses will
receive full information by applying 20 the Aesuay at the
rooms, from 70 l.. a.
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RooKKIEPING, ARITHMETIC, SC. TAUGHT IN
II the meat thorough manntr, Ly Practically available
81 nstrIC top OF W. =. ktnviilea room No. -
Broadway Each student receives separate atsnton pli
Ter moderate.
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L,oR sALE-A HERKINER COUNTY HORSE, los
IL hands high. Eve years d and weigh, $50 ,anas;
Warranted perfectly sound In wind limb Ne splendid
animal IN every espeo Can be for three days ony
al Mr. Tlynn's stables No. u Wess thirteenth street.
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CECoND wILLIAMsBuRG BUILDING AND saw.
ngs Subscribers and others DESTROYS OF
joining the above Association srs requested to attend
meeting to be held at ODD Follows ua VI Third
North First streets Wrmsbury Monday evening, Sept
n ~ o'clock the purpose OF eleotng officers and other
wise completing the organ alton entrance fee Of nifty
cents and the fret monthly payment Of 80 80 share will
NJ b corr. Sec. p. L. 253 Pearl s.rset. Y. Y.
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lNI language, respectfully ir crms the ladies and gen
tlemsn that rhc coBtnu 70 gye aetrneOns AZ her
rcAdencc ia seventh and that she IL asaicd by
her daughter reccny from fsrie who frosks only IrcRc
and who grt duats of the best schools there
Madame w. will te found dssnFnEed Tues lays and Thurs
dsys from Ito O'Clock, or from 90 !.
A GENTLEMAN, WHO rs A PERFECT MASTER OF
IN tie IN lsh rrcn sh spanish sud Italian language
IL sssr, Of onrnenr hmfef 20 rive Lessons n prvae
family aud schools Piece sadrtss Justs Parei.a, ~
Broadway. At home g on 20 T..
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DBILLIPS U. 2. PATsNT FIRE ANNIuIL AroR
Company, office No. Warren street. two doors fso,n
Broidsay-Phps' U. 8. Patent Fira Annihila.ar Co.
TO the public that they will open tner o,ee on
Monday next the I'D instant Tor the sa OF territory
the Of other business b. ready
that day subscriptions and orders Machines and
the III DO supplied TO subscribers according 10
priority OF their registry. All letters be addressed
ipost paid barnuu, General Manager at the oeo
o tho Co York,
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vTRIPLER HALL THIS EVENING, SATURDAY,
Professor Andersons last appearahoe at rriper Hail.
snd for the Benett of Hall Wilton grand diy per
at clock NOtice.-Astor Place Upera House
on Mendsy, September % Prof, ssor Anderson will com
series OF astounding ndera AZ
the Place Opera House. Admission to all parts Of the
Iona centa Hemamher.
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DOARDING-PLAlN. GOOD, PERMANENT. AND
ID reasonable, orderly, small family OF ladies'
gentleman and son, seven years old aomae Cahoias in
bic family otherwise receiving tosrdcrs Address nme
datey Clontarf, Chatham square Post Office stating pae
ticulRrs,
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DEDUCED RATEs.-CALIroRNIA.-rR
N ton the Isthmus Of Pansr or goods taken
through 70 san yrancise, a rpsrs option BY lschrsson
Nelson Co. Shippers will End their interest 10 call upon
the before making arrsr elsewhere Fol
'''"'' l. zachRrssoN CO., Agents. 81 wall street.
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DOARD-TWO ROOMS, WITH PAaTI Al OR FULL
ID board. for gentleman and hs se Apply a. No 21i
West Twenty nth street, between Ninth AMI Tenth
avenues likewise, young lady have permanent bard
Apply % above mediately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22

Destructive FIRE IN CLINToN.-About
midnight on Thursday, (the lSth,) the extensive
comb works of Mr.. Sidney Harris, situate on the
river near the village, which he has built up in the
vicinity of his own residence, were discovered to
be on fire. An alarm Immediately given,
and notwithstanding the intense GOODNESS of the
weather, the citizens promptly turned out and re-
paired to the scene. By their timely assistance,
the main building, containing much valuable ma
chinery, tools, and stock, was ultimately saved
from destruction, though in imminent danger from
the commencement. The valuable out-buildings,
in which were the press-rooms, store-houses,
fuel depots, SC, were totally destroyed, together
with large amount OF stock, tools, ard nachin-
cry. The loss Gas we are presently informed)
cannot fall much below $4,000, Of which we be-
lieve portion is covered by insurance.
Mr.. Harris employs, at all seasons, large
number of hands, many of whom, we presume,
will be temporarily thrown out of work by this
disaster.
The origin Of the fire is not definitely known,
oss = slspposed TO have started in the press
ing Clinton Courant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
SENATE.-Mr Seward presented petition from
the Industrial Congress Of New York, for the en-
conrageInent of free governments.
Mr. Borland reported favoraby on the joint resolu-
tion for binding the House documents
MIR. - spoke against the resolution, and the
whole system Of binding. 1t occasoned great delay,
and the contractors did not comply with their con-
tract. The binding Of a very inferior descrip.
ton, and spectators filled their pockets at the
expense Of Government. M
Mr.. Hamlin advocated the resolution.
Various petitions and resolutions were presented
and disposed of.
MIR. Walkers resolution on the foreign policy OF
the United States, was ordered to be printed.
The joint resolution making land warrants assign
able, after being amended was referred to Committee
on public lands
i he compromise esolution was taken up, and Mr.
Fooie read certain extracts from Niles Register
wherein Mr. Rhett is said to have declared in 1888,
his pr eference to disunion.
Mr.. Rhstt spoke at some length in reply to Mr..
Foote, and charged him with Fastening Mr.. Cal
houns death. He said that Mr.. Foote was hard TO
please; that those who agreed with him he attacked
their motives, and those who opposed him he de-
nounced He insisted upon it that the North had
not respected the rights Of the South and that it was
her duty TO secede. He read from speech by MIR.
Foote made two years ago, to show that Mr.. Foote
then declared that if Congress did certain things he
would be in favor Of seeding and that he had gone
SO far on one occasion, as to declare the Union
would be dissolved on Saturday morning. Mr..
Rheu said when a Senator considered his State
wronged by the Central Agency, and thought the
only safety from still further wrong, was secession.
then that Senator ought to say SO, and SO tell HIS
people
Mr.. Fooie replied, and gave way repeatedly for
Mr. Rhcti to make explanations.
Mr.. Houston obtained the floor, and on his motion
the subject was postponed until Monday.
Aiief q. short executive session, the Senate ad.
journed 4t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22

BOLD ROBBERY IN BosToN On Friday even.
ing, says the Boston Post just before the closing Of
the office, Timothy Leary, well.known thief,
rushed IN, and swept from the counter Of ~. S. Ellis,
No. 10, State Street, 30OO in gold coin, gold dust,
and bank bills As soon as he got into the street.
he gave his rich plumber an accomplish and then
attempted to make his escape, but was pursued and
arrested BY policeman. His accomplice got away.
The following are the items, which make MP the
large sum total:-$l6S in gold dust, $1,000 in gold
CON, Including two $50 pieces; three 800 bills on
the BoyIston Bank, one 800 bill on the Bank Of
North America, about $500 in bills Of the Peoples
Bank, Patterson, N. j. about 1900 Of Bank of Sails
bury, Md, 500 in New York bank bills, and from
$1,000 to $1,000 in small bills Of all kinds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22

% Mr.. Barnum delivered lecture in Con-
nectIcut, few days ago, in favor of the Maine
anti-liquor law. In it he denounced politicians,
and said if any one could show him an honest
politician, he would try to get him fer his menag-
erie. Upon, this the Hartford Times givesIhlm
the following Rowland for his Oliver
"This was an unjust assertion, and it certainly
should not have been uttered by Mr.. Barnum-
He has accumulated a large property as show
man, and if it is honest to represent Goldfish
tail and monkey head, as mermaid; an old vel
low horse with wool tied to his tail and TANKS, as
a wonderful animal from the Rocky Mountains !;
an old negress Washington's nurse, who has
several grand children in slavery that are TO be
set free by the money obtained by her exhibition;
a large lump Of giIded iron pyrites exhibited I'M
der glass as California god-if these operations are
honest then the public will be content probably
to listen to Mr. Barnum when he declares that all
politicians are dishonest"