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BARBARous BARBERs.-Nine colored knights
of the razor were arrested on Saturday for bar
barously coming into the State in contravention Of
the law, and practicng their barbarous chincuting
profession. They were held to bail to appear
when called upon.
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CAUTIoN-Our attention has been called to the
carelessness which is often manifested in the Sc.
curing of premises in the nighttime, and we would
caution persons to be more particular, as at the
present time gang of sharpers, of the most in
genious class, are located in our city. On Satur-
day night, Or early on Sunday morning, house in
one of the principal streets in the city was entered
but fortunately, the thieves were disturbed before
they had possessed themselves of any articles OF
val
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FRESH IMPORTATION OF
CHOICE TEAS!
TEASE TEASI!
THE TEAS of the New York Canton Tea Com

pany. No. l2i
g hath Il m street
(The oidest TIE a
establishment in the
United St,fes.) N
Orleans Agency, Z.
Canal street. These
Tens are more eS I,
teI,slvely known and
approved Of, than
those OF any oihe'
establishment in this
county. Every eea
son the CANTON
TEA COMPANY en-
deavor'o coBt,Ol tn
mO.t val iable and
useful kinds OF TEA.
that are imported
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Exports.

GALVESTON-Per steamship Mexico: s2l bbls -four,
l3O bbls whisky ~ do bread Is do pork, SO SKIS salt
hams, 100 p0uehs
LIvERPOOL-Per ship Elizabeth 220 bales cotton.
LIVERPOOL Per ship Osborne: 24ia bales cotton.
LiVERPOOL-Per ship Joephus 2z4s bales cotton, 1925
bbs -four, 4'O0 slaves.
HAVANA-Per ship T Rogers: Ballast
NEW YORk-Per bark Minerva I23 hhds tobacco, 167
bales hemp u DO 3474 SKIS ID bbs castor OIL A
empty casks, pkgs mdse.
BORDEAUX-Per bark Reindeer 10 bales cotton, 102 600
slaves.
SAVANNAH-Per brig Jane: 44s bbs flour, 1877 bbls
whky ll5 cks bacon Is hams, 81 corn SKIS wheat
lO6 coils rope.
MATANZAS-Per schr Mary George: 2455 bushels 745
ska 0 bxs cheese Dkg 10 kegs butter "a bxs candles
Az Dbl. potatoes, 25U empty bbs 100 do bhds.
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DEATH FROM INTEMPERANCE.-On Saturday
an inquest was held on the body of man named
Ketty thirty years of age, who died in the house
No. l07 Girod street, Of congestion Of the BRAIN
caused cy ntemperance
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Imports.

NEW YORK-Per ship Manila 800 bales hay, etc, to
master
NEW YORk-Per ship Westminster: Assorted mdse
NEW YORk-Per ship Avalanche: Assorted mdse.
BA.H1Pe, ship Giver Hay, etc. 10 order.
NEW YORK-Per bark n Wolfe Assorted mdse.
NEW YORk-Per bark Eliza Ann: Assorted mdse.
BRAZOS ST JAGo-Per schr II Scranton 479 hides
Geo Fos,er &cO
BRAZOS-Per schr Corah: 400 hides. 60 bales wool to
order
VERA CRUZ-Per schr Robt Speddin: s2GC0 specie TO
NJ Cahalero-$iO10 do Flsher-$259 do Devale 81 Mo-
reno-2 cases mdse Carnere SEQ.
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A MAN DRowNED.-Tbe body of white man
was found floating in the river Saturday, and the
-Coroners jury returned verdict at its sitting OF
50 found drowned"
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Satisfactorily morning, between two and
three o'clock, the watchnen in the Second Ward
found seven cows and horse straying, and at once
mpounded them.
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A COMMERCIAL DELINaUENr.-A rumor was
prevalent in the city, last night, that an extensive
speeulator had decamped, leaving behind him liza
biiilies to heavy amount II was stated that he
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ASOCehphh VI ETOuuCcs
kSsP Hs fscss. SsosS Dc cowsp Ess
Seo-la8 Do Is chs bacon oyer!Sn Chm SeSTs Kegs
1859 do. i25 bbs flour seccomb voorhe2s do pork, s.
bales hemp Parme!e Sco-i0 bbls eggs Lehner-l5 do
&c: g $s1s4 as ssA
Es Bo sn,s' sat'en
nfI. Mclean ee-4 do Fsarn; bonssan &cos do Elder
D iS DO bales o,nsburss bh toSaceo Per-
I
IS Do Fslowes Sso1t do Yeatman ssoIls do Turner
, SS do SSss
Do Fl q, DC t. @ so9G
Cox SGorls do Addison Woo SeoI6 do sGut1 MADDEN
81 do w G Rohnson-i2 DO Pegam & BryqnS cks bacon,
= sacks Il G,esapol6i pcs iron Brand Adams &eo-
So rolls leather Martin, Owen &eo4 bals osnaburgs Mar;
shall James-sundres 10 ore-fotal % bales cotton, 56O
i d. feS%fI Downs sss eosn
art Sc7 do 100 bags peas Nugent &co-sundres order
ca s caads: q bale; ct e
SsHa ss ao' al ass
bb st
HRfnf s SS. .sss4 TO-
L"ds kdsS do s1 esssa
PRINCEToN-Per steamer Cuba 50 bales cotton Blu
%ses sea-" is ~ Robson Alss4S fstsi
Fseses S Seeis Buck &eol MeIe%oess Cu1lD
TsSI;s Brandsr WILLIAMS SeeIs oakey Hswkin,-S DO
Dougss bbls pork Kendall. Yoe Nco-sundres order
NATcHIT ii steamer Hecla. 81 bales cotton
Burke Seell Do Dc Ar
| FLATBoATs.
| Second .Munictpatitv-
INDiANAEPsr boats; 500 bushels ear corn $50 ton.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFFICK,
Monday Morning, June 9, 1851.
COton-There little inquiry for cotton Sat.
uray and about 1900 bales sod principally for Spain
Prices depressed for the lower qualities but firm for good
midding and upwards, and make suitable alteration
in our quotations.
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and cOnsequ' nty every thing oa
OF So pe quality Tor the price, that in tins respect NJ other
establishment excel, it FL all equal them
5. u. FACE, Agent,
~ Canal street, door beuw Royal.
e-Y inst received per steamship Ohio and shin Union
large assortment Of the above Teas.
my8 3m s Il PACE Auant
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United. States. Government. Steamer.
ID. n. YLOR.
Valuable Unimproved Real Estate, In the First
Municipality.
BY j. M. WEYMOUTH, AuctiOneer.


- the ST. ouis Exchange
one SQUIRE OF GnOUND situated in Faubourg Jackson,
bounded by CONT Benve, Brnadoe snd 81 Patrcx
containing twenty eight Nos to 70 mesurinr 800
envie 81 feet BernaIo,te
and ST. Patrick streets, English measure.
Terms literal, and mad. known at sale. les
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Old EnrIand.alm1

the First municipality designated in the following
table by mi) the Nos at the Railroad and
la the Second % the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. being FlathOa Landing the Third
at
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~ as ever OIItrou 10
sale inthis city and at lowe
prices. These THAs are .
the iaies, importation, au,
oil the most choice quaiitie
grown in China, having
been selected with greaI
care. For the use of fam.
lilies they are put up il
small quantities in well Sc
cured metallicpackages, 5,
as to prese, We their fra
GRANGE as long as in tn,
chests.
~City retail dealers
country merchants, steam
boats, ships and hoielssup
piled with every dnscrip
ton ofTEAs. inchests, haI
chests, ~ b and 6 fb boz
ages it desired.
jaT 6m A
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j. Il. CARRERAS'
AUCTJON STORE

IL knds Of Merchandise received at his
n Private Sale.
II will pail oor Cargoes
Household Furritnre
Liberal Of Goods,
10 be so at auc Il 6n
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TTHE undersigned have taken on a lease for three
4 years the well known Hotel East PascagouIa, -
Miss, 80 long known and kept by NJ J. McRae Ii E:s
10Th June The place is famed Of the delightful
aud heahiul on the Gulf is the breeze. has
the finest kaihng Fishing and convenience for all kinds
recrea ion desirable in a summer resort.
The uotei undergoing thorough REPAIRS and will be fin
shed in complete style. The extensive Gatden in admira
BILE order.
The fare will he the hest that lie obtained at any Of the
markets, and the undersigned aipr themselves
the best Hotels in SewOeans-the ST. Chsre
and The 1t LOuls-are assurance that nothing will be
wanted for the comfort of their gues,s.
mYl5 BOYD & SIMPSON.
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BILOXI HOUSE.

THIS Establishment will be opened for the re-
cepton Of yisoE on the 9Th inst. under the IA
during the spring many additions and improvements k,
have been made to insure srsatsr degree of comfort and
convenience 10 the guests of the house.
he sandy beach OF Biloxi, heretofore annoying 10
destras has been panked by order OF the and
oilers promenade unrivaled by any of coast
villages.
The Table will always be supplied with the delicacies OF
the coast and New Orleans Market.
and Billard Room, and Ten Pin Alleys =
The following Rates OF Board will be charged during The
season:
By the month (per week. go %
IL "
Chdven and Servants half price.
Biloxi. May 10, 1851. myl5 3m
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LAUNCH OF FLOATING DocK-A con, nany
has been formed in hlgiers, for the purpose o.
building number of sectional docks, destined to
afford greater accommodation for repairing vessels.
On Saturday last, the first dock launched in
the presence of great number OF spectators. This
indication Of improvement is cheering.
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ITO RENTAL Office, "a Graver street Pos
given i'm med iate'y. Price SIS yer month IL
The Office is adjoining Mess Wadde Jackson ..{A
Apply to Ricardo b Soria 40 Camp street. 4...a3
Je5 ljyl JACOB SOFIA.
~ Patcaeoula-Several convenient and pleasantly -
situated Houses, fronting the Bay with Wharf and :
baih houses attached Terms very reasonable. The f2
advantages OF East Pascagoua other
on the Like shores j. well For further particulars,
address y IL. 1ll4IUM, NewOreans; LORENZO
POST. on the premises. j.6 Iws
TO RENT-The large and conmodlous build
l. ing in Csrrolton. formerly occupied by Mrs. Var.
Female SEMINARY. her with lots EA
rounding it. which a number OF fine fig, plum IA
and peach trees, grape vines. full bearing The
building has been lately painted and Ompetey repaed il
furnished with csern with stables and all otheI
necessary Ouhoues, and for the quail ties of retire
men and free circulation OF air. for
sentee cadence rarely be found within environs
New 'reahs. To good the whole will be rented
low. Possession immed atev Apply Il. PACK.R
at the Bible Depository, st. Charles and Nortt
streets. myS moss
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI. Mis-,

'IH + undersigned respectfully begs leave to in
L form her old friends and patrons and the pnblc .
generally. that the above Hotel open for tho s
reception OF traveller and visitors Tor Ihe uing ;s
seaSon- Having been at building
repairing etc s1e recommend her
Terror point Of accommodation. mmody and Iocrny
To Hoe the She has erected the
large and spacious u LII ROOM, SURPRISING dn,tn-
sons similar in Biloxi. which Admiralty adapted
TO Balls, Parties, and public gatherings generally, upon
winch occasions she WI let reasonable terms. Also,
addition to the Bal RoDm she has prepared
for at least fifty than
UER TABLE. il will be her constant care, to provide
arply with the best that this and
Fine and roomy BATH HOUSES, adjacent TO the Hotel
for the venience of b0ardeYs
Thankful for the liberal heretofore extended her,
she respectfully what will be her effort deserve
share OF public patronage.
Per month. $50 90 Per week ,es 90 Per q So
Biloxi NAV g. 1851 mill n
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
LATITUDE ago 81 80" -LoserrUDr 800 v.-n Time a.
CR.scHsT Oyvlc1. ,,-.

Monday Morning. June .. 1851.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Mexico. Talbot. Galveston and Matagorda,
shD k:ss I9ass nssHPss Sec
s ss9s ssslvs
r.: Sc
Arrived.
sea%shp Fashion Baker, from Indianoa 4th inst. to
Ship Is days from Nswyo
Ship Given Gven q days from Bath. Me- to master
Ship Avalanche Baker, 10 days from New York. to master
Ship Westminster Chapter IS days from NewYork, to
Ship Manila Gray. II days from NewYork to masters
sp bark Lida Via, days from Havana in ballast to PUG
Bark Eliza Ann. Caf, Is days from New York. master
Bark Wolfe Davis. Is days from New York; to Fosdck
chi Robi spssdin Cooling from veraCruz sst ut. to
Sch, VIM Che.lot Lowe days from Belize. Honduras.
schr II Scranton Warsow, days from Brazos St Jago
Schr Corah Porter. days from Bszos. master-ls N.Y.
Amazon, Dugas. from Lafourche
EaHaer Ct AhakaRas e. SON. from Montgomery
Tuba ssis, from prIneetc1.
Heea. Kay from Na,chit cbes.
saxon, Smith, from Louisville
w Downs, tannOn, from Ouacha.
WOodsman, Ankrlm. from Red River.
Towboat Hercules, Davis. from the Passes--owed down
and to The 9TH inst, ships and Chiffon brig
Cohansey schr SCARBOROUGH up ship MANILA and bark
lidia. ~
Towboat Whitney. Heatian. from the Passes-towed
down and to on the Is inst. ships Union and WIN
Patten-brought ships Given, Docas Prince and
bark N II Wolfe.
Towboat sueck. Chambers from the Passes-br h,
ny snip Westminster, scbis RODeIt Speddn and II l.
Scranton
Towboai South Western, Martini from the Passes-broug h
up bark Eliza Ann.
Toyyboat Persian. Pnnegar from the Pases-went down
llght-bronght up chip Avalanche and svhr Corah.
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PasscngerSs
Per sch Rob Speddin. from Vera CruzS5 passenger.
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WANTED.

"ANTED-A Partner in we'll established
w and profitable business is wanted, who furnish
eight hundred dollars nd whose business capa-
office. my6 If
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SHADY GROVE, BILOXI.

/ HIS WeII-knOwn SUMMER Retreat now open
for the reception of Boarders. During the spring, IL
many additions and improvements have been made f.4
degree of comfort and E<2
the Of the honse TIE Table w he always furnished
with all the decaces which the and the New Or
leans markets Afford and the best Table Caret free of
charge and always plenty of pure Mix from kept
the premres. Attached to the house fine airy Bath
Houses and fine Shady Lawns, which make one OF the
pleasant e the sea shore.
Arrangements for be made with the proprietor,
the POyd street Restaurant No. 20 Poydras street
my29 m JOHN COATES. Psoprietor.
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TO PLANTERS.
EOR SALE-For one week
$50 BROOD SOWS; @NXA
20 BOAR VAF
40 SnOATS; AgSAs=-
100 PIGS;
Of the best Berkshire, Chinese and Irish grazers
all raised within two mites If the CITY, and pronounced
the best lot OF Brood Stock off red fer sale this
market Sold oRy on account of the location being
by the extension of the II the OF
Apply to JOHN T. HEATH, Hevia street, of st.
Wary, opposite the Second Municipality Work.house, be-
tween the hours of III and p. je6 lw
SOUTHERN CHEMICAL WORKS, New
~ Orleans. La,-MASSEY, MARCELINE n co. offer
tor sale-snphnrlc Acid or o Of Vunl Nitric Acid AQUA
ted qualites Ali orders to be sent to Massey, to
Converse Co.. Of Iauye'ie and Tc,ouptouas
MASSEY, MARCELINE Il co.
Y. L.. MASSEY
eP All contracts for Southern chemical Works. must be
sig ed By P. l.. Massey to be valid. je6 Ivy
MOLAssEs,
SUGAR-HOUSE and Re boiled Molasses "A
choice article in barrels and halfbarres for sale the
CRESCENT REFINERY.
ieb 81. Nos. l3l and l33 COMMERCE street
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Tea Warehouse,
NO. ~ Camp street, New Orleans.

IN E!argest assortment of GREEN and B LACF
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BY PRIVATE SALE.
BY LEWIS FLORANCE, Auct'r.

A SUPERIOR SLAVE WOMAN add her Chd.a Girl years
"A odspeAks French aud Eng sh end is hrs Cook The
chd herself very usefuiu guaranteed,
private they
URDAY. TIN OF june.
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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1851.
srEAmBoAr ExpLos1oN-Great Los, of Lie

STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN-Great Loss of Life
According to notice, which was given in the city
papers yesterday morning, the ferry steamer Lafay-
ellie commenced to make river trips, at ~ o'clock,
between Canal street and Greina Soon after she
reached The Grefna landing, on the other side, and
while at her moorings, her boiler exploded, and
split into two parts. One-half was projected for
ward, and the other half was thrown backward,
and, after passing through the cabin, alighted on
the rudder of the boat At the moment of the
explosion, scene of great confusion presented it.
SELF in the midst of which the boat was pushed
into the river, and shortly afterwards volume Of
SS,eam or vapOr from the broken parts of the
boilerand clearly showed that neglect was the
cause Of the sad catastrophe. The 1nes of the
boiler were forced up through the roof and fell
on the hurricane deck. The boiler presented more
the appearance of gas retort than of a steam
boiler, and its plates observed to be burnt,
and they looked as if the water had all been
formed into high pressure steam. The frequency
with whchthe steam was blown off caused sew.
era persons to remark that the man who had the
management of the machinery was somewhat igno
rant of the way in which 10 govern the movements
of the boat for at no time is there any need for a
ferry-boat to have high pressure steam. When the
boat was pushed into the river, number of per-
sons were seen struggling IN the water, while a
number of others were observed to be badly scald-
ed. The pilot of the boat, and two persons who
were 10 endeavor to save themselves while in
the river, were drowned, and some Two or three
Others are known to be dead. One of The fremen
had his two legs broken, and many of the passen-
gers badly bruised.
Some OF the persons who were the boat were
missing at a late hour last night, and it is feared
they have with hapless fate. Such of the
bodies recovered were taken to Gretna
and the wounded well attended to. 1t is to
be hoped that proper investigation will be made
into the cause of this accident
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-Sec0nd -Municap patty
INDIANA-Psr boats $500 bushels ear corn, $50 tons
hay to Shuz Haddeu-Wm l. Burgess &co-and owners
on board.
OHlO-Per Kirk and Sverthon's boats: 1870 bbls flour
2C1 bushels oats corn. 500 gallons crockery
brOoms stuiges, Adams Il Graham.
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ROARDlNG-Boardng and Furnished Rooms
- be OBJ aimed most r. reasonable terms, from -
NJ rs. hughes, at No. 30 Tchoupiloulas street. lad
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NOTICES.
FOR STATE TAX COLLECTOR.

q SANrEL .. HosAs. il candidate for State Tar Col
lecor, Second Municipality, and will be supported by
host OF friends Election November g. ISL je4
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TAKEN UP-A Horse and Cart were found in
L Canal street, yesterday, which the N
have by proving property and paying charges I4N
tomhouse my2S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-10
Free Soil STATE Convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Con
vention of the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, vii
be holden at Worcester, Tuesday, September 10TH
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to nominate candidates for the Of
fees of Governor and Lieutenant Governors and TO
slider and adopt such may be deemed just
and necessary, in order to promote the great of
Freedom throughout the Union, and equal rights and
representation throughout the Commonwealth.
The several cities and towns requested to choose
delegates to the Convention in the proportion of three
for every Representative to the General Court, to which
they are by law entitled
The Free Soil Committee in the several cities and
towns, are requested take all needul steps secure
full representation of that portion of the people who
consider the claims of justice and liberty paramount
those of party
By order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw. L. KEYEs, Sec'y.
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Revolution.

Lopez ID strangled; the infatuated young men, who
followed him into the jaws of destruction, are either
dead or in chains; and the Revolution of Cuba which
in the imagination Of the unfortunate lads who sought
to engage it, seemed grand, bold, manly effort, of
oppressed people, to be iree has eventuated in miser
able massacre, which sa,irca death presides with
grim, scornfu SMILE The whole history of this ex-
petition is revelent of cuIpabe ignorance, stupidity,
folly and deceit, and every circumstance of tits an ad
monitory lesson, not only to those whose mpulsive
generosity, or merceuary cupdy induced them join
in such adventures but also all people who are at
home engaged in the works of reform and progress.
The fundamental mistake Of this expedition, lay in
the generally received idea that revolution consists OF
rebellion, battle, and victory. These circumstances,
which have seemed to be the elements of past revou-
tons have been enormously believed to be so. The
general mind is more easily impressed by what is APP
parent than by what is abstract. The dramatic scenes
of past revolutions, where nsatae slaughter has reve
ed in hecaombs Of slan and where individual courage
and dariag have shone forth in smoke and lurd fame
have unfortunately impressed upon the popular mind the
idea that these unfortunate accidents, which really
to corrupt the public virtue, and to retard the
general progress the instruments of public liberty
Upon this fatal assumptions did Lopez his neck into
the garroue, and under the influence of this romantic
delusion did our poor, young countlymen place them
yes beyond the pale the law.
Lopez won every battle that he fought with the
Spanish troops but still there revolution in
Cuba; and why! simply, because there is not there
general consciousness Of the necessity for revolution.
According to ideas Of liberty, the tyranny Of Spain
is moderately but il seems, that according to the ideas
of the Cubanese, it is paternal government IL the
people Of Cuba had only entertained ideas, in the pre-
misses, 10 sympathy with those of Lopez and his follow
ers the Spaniards would have been driven fiom the
island but they did believe necessary to re-
move these apparent obstacles the establishment Of "A
republic far less did they entertain The most remote APP
preciaton Of republic institutions. The issue Of the
war of Independence, which is the only event in his
tory that seems TO SUSTAIN the aacy that "successu
rebellion is revolution" was the natural result Of
turtles Of education civil and religious liberty. II
the child Of suffering, experience, and action, born in
the uness Of time; need not say that the revolutions
OF 1885, in Europe, and therecent attempt at revolution
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-10
MECHANICS FAIR.

The Mechanics Far, ch commences in this city Tues
day. the 10th inst in the building of Exchange
and Union streets, owned by Mr.. VIM T Merrfed, bids
fair to be of the most interesting exhibitions yet given
by the Worcester County Mechanics Association.
The Superintendent with much pleasure that
the following Railroads have offered to transport ar
Giles to and from the Fair viz: Boston and
Worcester Providence and Worcester Norwich and Wor
cester Western, aud Worcester and Nashua; the owners
assuming all risk, aud load and unload the same. The
building is and spacious four stories high containing
over q 600 feet floor surface located within minutes
walk ofthe Central Exchange will be lighted with gas fur
nished with steam power and afford contributors the
means of displaying articles in the best possible
AT the close of the exhibition there will be public sale of
articles, contributors may wish to dispose Of
due notice of which will be given hereafter Contributions
should be directed to the Superintendent when forwarded
by Railroad together with description and origin of the
same, and must be received the 18th inst.
sep5 d6twIt JOHN BOYDEN Stunt