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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29

and ihe snoils must bc great.
'Bui het decks are crowded with human be
iurs." s1id !, lowering the glass ,hro' which
| had been surveying her; "and there ar
many women Among them. Pu, no, up Nh,
false light, coUurc yol II she founders
the spo,ls are lepiima,ely your, but"
Even a. spoke the b1lefal light s,rcamed
far up into the rapidly darkeuinr sir; pn,
yaic signal had been given to one Of his men
and II was now to late to demonstrate.
rushed tn my own boat, calling on a boy who
sometimes accompanied me On such occasions
10 follow. Onc glance az the ship assured me
that IN 6'c minutes che would be- on the sunk
cd rock over which he light CLEANED, and no
earthly power could prevent her going instant
" to pieces. Nv boat had we1,hcrcd many a
siorm as severn az the threatened TO he, and
wss fearless as 10 the result ! resolved 10 die
or ave some Of the helrles, creatures had
seen 90 the deck Of Ihc ship. A whistle a'
once Summoned On INV s,Jc a large Ncwfouud-
land dog, and in a very short umr wa.
launched ol the waves OF the heay,Hg ocean.
My father nodded apPro,incly To me, think.
ing that ! had made up nay mind to as'i', as
usual in r,-,uing our game from the waves.
Right, nv boy" said be-, through h,'
sprlknF trumpet "aIl yuu save tonight shall
b,l,ur io yourself alone
was borne bcyoud the mach of his voice,
aui a.. uracd my Ecr toward lI.c ship, there
clmr a ,iol,n, bur-t ct thunder which seem.
ci p ilI ihc crholng vault of heaven, attend
ol by a continual flashing Of lghinIn, -
Mingled With %, awful ru7r was q cry mor
terrible snIl iha, IT human agony altering IT.
,ili appeal 6, Heaven ior mercy boz o., last
dirr extremity The -htp had struck, and
hundred, we're clst into thc ocean. The slruc.
CLING urJichrs ,ainl, raised their arm, from
lhs iulm.nr waters, and imnIuui help from
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ms sentence = Death Is bat one panr, who're
as solitary confinement for he, ., which
should p'obasly b. doomcd, would b. livinl
!, torture. To live ioretet alone Think vha
that must be even 10 a man innocent OF crime
b. and feel how lar worse than the bed ot Pro
be custes u must b. 10 one like ne. No, hol'
/, father, le, me de before the time aPPoiu,c,
by Nature. Thus lei the iendct mrrric, 20
!, nv race towards me b. cOusummatcd." "
g "Nouarc RECKLESS, nv son, said the pues,
mildly. "Think how Tar worse II wilI be Q,
b, face an offended Judge 10 your Prrscn, mood
than to lave ior repentance :"
Repentance 90 repeated the prisoner 10
TIE sane Pas'iunlc-s manner "lhaI Is cyer
. the prgon Of your cloth, hihcr---you condemn
man without ad,eu,ng to the motives which
In his view, often sancIiiy the act"
The pres, looked a, him rcbukingly. A.
lf the .Iumbrupg energies Of his imPc,uou'
nature were saJJyul, aroused by that look
thc prisoner started from hi, scat hi' pale
features gIovei h.s c,e, .rarkIcd with fury
as De exclaimed "Ics, would again tram.
pie the lir out Of the wretch Who murdered
my love by deception ard lILuca,msu,, with
a., huIc,ayc less comPunc'lon, than 1t he had
planted bus d,rrrr ru hrr heart
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large ic5r. trII over them. passioDl,-s as hr
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Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

SHAKsPEARE's DRAMATIC WoRKs-Num-
bers S5 and Sc of this elegant work. are now issued
containing two of the most undisputed, and splendid
productions Of Shakspeare's genius, ''King Lear''
and "Romeo aud Juliet" Shakespeare stands SUBJ.
timely unryalled in his delineations of female char
acter; and two Of the most beautiful of those denea
ions' are Cordelia, the GENTLE the patient the devo-
ted daughter of Lear,-and Juliet, the cynosure Of
Italian beauty, and southern love-
The portraits of Cordelia and Juliet, accompany
the plays and to say that they are beautiful is not
paying sufficient compliment to the artist.
Phillips, Simpson, 6 Co. have DONE and still
continue to do themselves credit, by the manner in
which they get up this great work. Ii is for sale
Livernore' in this city,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Massachusetts Legislature.
"Wednesday. April 2.

Wednesday, April z.
| SEEATE.-Report of Committee. BY Mr.. Bassett'
Committee Towns, leave withdraw on the petition
! of Henry Parker,
! The bill enable the Troy and Greenfield Railroad
to construct Tunnel through the Hoosac Mounal w
specially assigned for tomorrow at II O'Clock, mo-
ton of Mr.. Wilkins.
The bill concerning Canada Thstles was refused "a
third reading by a vote of 12 to 6.
HoUsE.-Paaions, Sc, presented and referred, vi a
large number of persons in relation the establishment
of a new County-chiehy remonsuances agal 1t Il e
same; memorial of Elijah Wilton, of Groton, Justice
OF the Peace, and asking investigation therento.
Passed to be enqctcd-Bills concerning the election Of
Representatives in Congress, and of electors of Pres
dent and ice President of the United States (known
as the Plurality Bill ~; for the appointment of
Assistant Clerk of the Courts in MddIesex County;
concerning the Hancock Free Bridge Coz poration;
thorsing John w. Damon extend his wharf Re-
ve on the petition of the Oyerseers of the Poor of
Gay Head.
Mr.. Wight of WayIand, on leave given, introduced
b to authorise, encourage, and the ormation
crease, and perpetuation of Public Libraries. Refer
ed to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. Wood, OF FitehDmg at his request, was ex-
cused from serving on the committee the subject of
the division of Worcester County, and MIR. Ashley, of
Auburn, was appointed in his place.
The House proceeded to consider, by sections, the
bill concerning Railroad Corporations
After sundry proposed amendments had been rejected
on the table.
MIR. Cushing of Newbury, called for the special as
slgnment of the day, the election of United States
nator for six years from the 4th of March, 1851.
Mr. Cowdry, OF Stoneham, moved that the further
execution of the order be postponed for two weeks
Mr. Wells of Rowe (Whig) moved to amend by
postponing for four weeks.
Same debate occurred on the postponement, and
MIR. Stone of Charlestown, made an earnest speech
In favor of proceeding at once, at the same time
avowng his thorough conviction that Mr. Sumner
could never be elected at this session, though he
believed some other man who would represent his
principles and those Of his friends might be. The
coalition he believed to be an utter and total failure
but the duty ofthe members to the people required
them to go on and elect some one, which he believed
could be effected
The motion of Mr.. Wells was reected-I64 to
POL That of Mr.. Cowdry was also rejected-l62
to $780,
The House then proceeded to the election.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

- Judge Allen, we trust is to be chosen. The
Wings have many complaints against the Judge For
nearly two years they complained of his silence in Con
gress, but towards the close Of the last session. they
complained still more bitterly of his speech The uni
versal howl of rage and frenzy which went up from the
corrupt Webster camp the reception of the Judges
splendid speech in relation the Bribery showed that
his lance had gone to the very vitals of the enemy
Judging by its effects, speech ever made in Congress
was more powerfulthan that There was very gen.
era impression among the people that Webster was
corrupt and pensoned agent of Glass; but the facts had
not been fully brought out, and many Wings were clad
to persuade themselves that there was nothing in H.
1t was case requiring vigorous treatment Sc It is sim
gular, (says Caryle) how long the rotten will hold to-
gether provided it is not handled roughly" 1t was so
with Webster's private character. People were loath
TO expose it to the world But Judge Allen handled it
roughly, and though Webster may still receive fine hor
ses and carriages and eat fine dinners, and make pous
speeches, he is politically dead. far as concerns any
support he can ever receive from the PEOPLE Judge
Aliens friends should take especial pains to see that he
is sustained is easy to predict that all that hate and
money can do will be done to defeat him. Let the peo
pie rally to his support.-Lo,OcH American.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Whole number,
BATAVIA, N. ", April l.
Irish Riots and Murders.

A man, named Robert McCan, a workman on the AT.
tlca and Hornellsville Railroad, was killed in Aexan
der yesterday, P Nj. Two others were also reported
to have been Killed in Warsaw on the same day. The
cause of these murders said be strike for higher
wages by the workmen on the roads, party of 600
lrlshmen are reported the way from Warsaw to At
tca, determined to drive all from the road who will not
stand out for higher wages; consequently the citizens
are arming Several depredations have been commit
ted and others feared. The murderers have been
arrested.
P. S. An express has just urrved here for 200 stand
of arms from the State Arsenal at this place. Report
states that three other are dangerously wounded
and that two of them are not expected to live.
Other accounts say the difficulty originated in the
fueds of the Fardowns and Corkonians.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

The American Home Missionary Society is made
residuary legatee, and will probably receive legacy
much larger than any of those specifically named
above.
JUVENILE DEPRAvITY The annual report Of the
Trustees Of the State School at Westborough in enun
Grating the which lead to the commission OF
crme states that the increase of public places of amse-
men of low character doubtless have an influence in
increasing juvenile crimes; and have not the slight
est doubt that their opinion is BY the report
OF the City Marshal of Worcester submitted at the last
meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen it must be pain
fully obvious to every that crime in this CITY is fear
fully increasing Among the crimes committed within the
pastyear, notice that no less than three burelares
have been committed by boys from eleven to sixteen
years of age, and one of theft was that of an an
prentice in a dry goods store, who was caught in the
very act of plundering his masters ti All of these
boys when questioned as TO their habits and mode Of
spending their time, confessed that thew were in tbe
habit of visiting those exhibitions of coarse theatrica
winch Tor number of months past have been aIurngy
held out to the public from Flaggs' Hail. under the title
oil Howard & Foxes dramatic entertainments The
place has long been the resort of the ide reckless and
minimizing, and who is witness to the general
aspect Of the crowd that assemblies there and the char
acr of the plays, for hesitate in making
up his mind that the tendencies of such an establish
ment are demorazing and that the time has come for
its suppression by Withholding farther license.
HUMBUG.-A correspondent who has visited Mad
ames Young and Maine, Clairvoyants whose cal d is in
another column of this paper sends us spirited account
OF the interview, detailing their wonderful performances
IN the black art, and showing their inability to do what
they profess Want of space compes US to defer its
publication to-day.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

SECOND DIsTRIcT.-There is to be grand Demo-
cratic meeting at Lynn, this afternoon. 1t will be adj.
dressed by Senator Robinson and r. Rantou, Jr The
latter is the Democratic candidate and he takes yery
strong and decided ground against the Fugitive Slave
Bill, as unconstltuona unjust, cruel and oppressive.
Samuel f. Sewall is the Free Soil candidate. 1t is a
little curious that on the great question of the day. the
three candidates all profess hold the same opinions
though upham, the Wing candidate urges them rather
teeby, and with all due and safe reservations.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
mo. 56.l
City of Worcester.
In the year Eighteen Hundred and Fiftv. or

In the year Eighteen Hundred and Fifty.one
An Ordinance in relation to Washington sonare
TQE 1t ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Gamma,
ID Council Of the City of Worcester, in City Council es
sembled, follows " "S
That side walks be and are hereby located on the nar
erly and souhery sides of Washington Square 10 ,y;,
On the northery side Of said Square from the easery end
oi the stone bridge to Summer street, feet in width
on the southery side of said Washington Square So nc
OF said Square as lies southey Of the following desepbd
lines vlz-Commencng at the easlery Termination of H.,
northery line OF the side walk on the southerlv sie f
Front street ;thence continuing said line in straeh N,
to poi teehty feet distant easfery Of min, JI
ecy opposite the nertheasery of Draper Clark.
store -henoe southeastery lhrty-two feet 10 point i
ecy opposite the norhwesery corner OF the bcL stove
OF j. Pratt Earl and fifteen feet distant from said store
thence ea,iefy IN straight line to point directly oppo.
site the n0itheas'ery OF the store of sanne r.
WHITE and IL fet distant from said store Said side walks
70 De SUBJECT 10 al The provisions, restrictions and cond
Tons OF me ordinances OF the city of Worcester in relG-
tion TO side walks. 49,
In Common Council, January z, 1851, passed 10 be or
daned. CHAS WAgUutTilN p,os,ior,
In Board Of Aldrrmen January 90 1851 passed TO be or
oahed' HENRY CHAPLIN, Mayor 4
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

A.. y IN lhe year Eighteen Hundred ard Fifty
AN oRDNANcEe establishing Side Walk on Southbrdre 81
IL n II ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
~ Council OF the ty Of Worcester in CITY Conncn as
sembed, as follows - IVY "o''ioh dh-
SIDE walk be ard is hereby established on the ems
tey sue oil southbrdge street, eight feet in width he
'he point al the intersection of said Southb jre and
Main Streets ON the eastery side of said streets and [
on said Southbdge street opposite the intersection of ~
Gust street. Said side walk to be subject TO all The nro
ions, restrictions and conditions of the Ordinances c US
city of Worcester in relation to side walks " N'
In Common Council, Dec. 23 1850, passed IN h -
dained. ADOLPHUS MORSE. President nro ,on, VI
In Board of Aldermen, Dec. 90, 1850 passed 10 he =.
dalned. HENRY CHAPLIN, Mayor
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

lY On Friday Of last week, an explosion of fire
damp in the Washington Company's Coal Mine at
Fort Griffith, Pa, which resulted in the death of three
OF the miners, and the injury of five Others
Two OF the number were instantly killed-one being
blown tothe distance of one hundred and fifty yards
and the other about fifty third was driven through
the side of the engine house, breaking through four
by six inch joist of timber in his passage and vet,
strange to tell, not bone in his body was broken,
and his recovery is considered quite probable
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

A Ton OF BooKs.-Some twelve or thirteen
bags OF mail matter, weighing upwards of thirteen
hundred pounds all going to Mr.. Senator Borland, of
Arkansas, under his own frank, went from the Lou
lsvllle Post Office to the mail boat going south; and
few days afterwards, seven bags more, making IN
all twenty bags, weighing over ton were received
ana iorwarded-all ranked by the Senator to his
ol0n address.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

MRS. S. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
f Midwife, (as hundred and testify during
the past year, lS500 holds herself in readiness day and
night to attend to the duties of her profession Thankful
for past favors, share of ronage is solicited which
should be bestowed upon tcozHd, and not will be upon
man. word to the wise is sufficient. Residence No.
Austin street. l3mOsl Worcester Jan. l3 l85l
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

Notice to the Ladies.-Having fitted up Rooms in
the most and pleasant manner, expressly for
the DRESS MAKING BUSINESS and engaged the servi-
of experienced Mantua Maker, MSS NJ. JOHN
SOM shall be ready April lst carry that depart
men of business in all ats different branches the
tasteful and scientific manner.
p S.-We would also inform the Ladies of Worcester
and its vicinity that have made arrangements to re-
ceve the LATEST LONDON & PARIS FASHIONS,
semi-monthy.
aprl-dwG B. /. HARDON& co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
DR.. n, BUyTON, PULMONIsT. - OFFIC

DIR. IT. BUXTON, PULMONIST. - OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No % corner OF Mechanic and Carl
ton-sts-Where his services be promptly obtained
any hour by day night when prevented by previo
Professional Duties
Auscultauon and Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
WATER CURF.--DR. S. ROGERS is prepared
to board and patients give treatment without boarC
at his residence, NO. GLEN STREET
OFFICE Hours, from II to H. and TO 4at No. 3MAPLT
STREET. d&wtf oct22
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
Good Business.
NEW CLOTHING AND
Furnishing Goods Warehouse

NiE subscribers have formed co-partnershp under the
Il name of THAYER & EAMEs, and have taken the new
and wei known store on the of Main and Front SITS
Tor the transaction of the above business
They won respectfully invite the attention Of the
tants OF Worcester and vicinity, their New Stock of
custom and Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats
will be sold cheap THAYER & EAMES "
Harrington Corner, opposite City Hail.
WIN. D THAYER,
". IL EAaEs apr3-dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
HOUSE LOTS
For Sale at ArotiOn.

ON MONDAY NEXT, April 7th at 2 O'Clock P NJ, On
" the premises will be sold Public Auction 20 House
Lots pleasantly located the height of land the cor
of Grafton ard Elizabeth Streets near the house Of
seph Pratt, commanding fine view of the city.
credit giv' TO su purchasers A plan ofhel los may
he seen by calling tie subscriber
u Fer further information call on A. NJ MERRIFIELP,
or T. W. BANCROFT Auot.
apr3-d5t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

MUSIFIcEkr.-Abel Chandler, late Of the firm {
Chandler, Howard & Co. Of Boston, who died on the
22d inst at Walpole, NJ H. has left by will $50 ,OOo
to Dartmouth College, to establish school of nsruc
on in the practical and useful arts Of life He has al
so given $1,000 TO the ~ II. Asylum for the Insane.
and made many devises and bequcsts to his relatives
and friends The N. II. Asylum for the Insane is
made residuary lesetee. Mr.. Chandler was native
Concord, Nh.
.ssssss~s.... IL. stlaaafie
Nt aa+3Em
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

j. *. CLARK, HOMGEPATHIC PHYSI.
CLAIMING Walnut Street. Office hours from to
A. NJ. and from 10 8 p. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. janI If
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

CoIkAGE.-The gold deposits at the Mints for March
were $4,000 900, making total since January lst of
$dl oVo oOo The coinage during the past month was
total Of $l4,000,0O0.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

- The New Bedford Mercury gays that during the
last twelve days there have arrived at that port seven
teen ships bringing aggregate of 1865 bbls Of sperm
oil $50 bbls of whale, and 545 972 lbs Of bone. be-
sides so casks Of sperm oil sent home
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

d " u. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent
the authorized Agent for the SPY in the cities of New Yo
and Philadelphia and is duly empowered to take advertise
ments and subscriptions. His receipts will be regarded as
payments. His offices are-Boson, Scollav's Binding
Court street, New York, Tribune Building; PHILADELPHIA
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

SALE OF TREEs.-Purchasers of trees are 70.
ierred to the advertisement of SELBY g. Co., who
sell at auction tomorrow afternoon.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

BRIGHTON MARKET.-The market for the sale of
cattle at Brighton, will be holden on Wednesday, April
9Th, instead OF Thursday, on account Of Fast.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

The Oswego, N. Y Journal says -" We learn that
most interesting revvas in ogress in various chur-
ches in Western NJ York. AT Ithca, Geneva, Roch.
ester, and various other localities.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.--
VIII this and other business at his
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester Oct. 8, 1850. DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

W The Hon Daniel Webster left Washington yes.
terday, for Harrisburg, having promised to visit the
pennsyvan'a Legislature during the present session..
lie will probably be at Philadelphia Thursday, at
New York on Friday, and in Boston on Saturday.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

..ApPoINTMEST-Wm. A Smith. ESQ.,, Of this
ciy' has been appointed by Gov. Bou.weil as Com
missioner to qualify public officers
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

E1- In Wecdspor, N. ", named Carrigan
inerered in quarrel between man and wife, and sep
arated the combatants, when they fell upon him and
beat him to death The parties have been indicted,
(of course.)
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

There is, says the Hallowell Gazette, a great re-.
yival at Gardiner, Me-over one hundred person.
have experienced religion.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

LEWIS f. JOY, Architect Third Story.
BrinIcy Row, Opposite the American Temperance
House,
jams WORCESTER MASS.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03
febl3-dtf

SEGARS of Exquisite flavor are always TO
be found in quantities TO suit, at the Drug Store of
l.. I. LAZELI.,
febl3-d1 20l Main ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-03

DIR. HARRIS, 154 Main Street, is prepared T.
extract Teeth rith0ut pd by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether--CHLoRoEoRM dlsiEiy7