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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08
FUNERAL OF Mn. KAUFMAN.

Both Houses of Congress assembled at 10 o'clock
yesterday, in pursuance of their respective orders
of Saturday, to attend the funeral Of the Hon. DAVID
s. KAUFMAN, late Representative from Texas The
ceremonies took place in the Hall OF Representa-
tives. Besides Members of Congress, we noticed
amongst the eminent persons present the President
Of the United States and his Cabinet the Judges of
the Supreme Court, the Commander-in-chief of the
Army, and many members Of the Diplomatic Corps.
AT the conclusion of the religious services in the
Hall, which were very impressive, the procession
moved to the Congressional Cemetery in the fol-
lowing order ..,-l m 5f
The ChsPlains Of both Houses Of Congress.
Physicians who attended the deceased.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Mr. HowARD, of Texas, Mr.. McLASAHAs, of Penn,
!" AsHaUs, Of Mass., /" SHEprA HD, Of N. c.,
j. THoarsos, of Miss, !" F. E. McLEAs, Of KY,
J. X. MrIrEI,. of Ohio, /" MoRsE, Of Louisiana,
Mr.. McCLERsAsD, of Illinois.
. Pail Bearers. 81
Mr.. Jon MANN. of Penn, Mr.tJ. 6. KIss, Of N. j.,
!" LINZ Born, Of KY, IS J. H. DuscAs, Of Mass,
g A. Bunr. offs. CarOlina, J. L, TArIoR, Of Ohio.
R. w. Johnson, Ozark, Mp. GEsrnY, Of Tenn.
The family and friends Of the decsssed.
The Senators and Representatives from the State Of Texas
4G as mOurners.
The Arms of the House Of Representatives.
The House of Representatives, preceded BY their Speaker
and Clerk
The oaer off GERS Of the House Of Representatives.
The Sergeant e-arms Of the Senate Of the unsd Sates
The Senate ot IDS United States, preceded ny me VIC
sdent Of ne United a.ates and their Secretary
n. y LII Hcers re IN, s.-sts
The Heads Of Departments
The Chief Justice and Assoeiste Justices Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States. and its officers.
The Diplomatic Corps.
Judges Of the United States.
Officers Of the Executive Departments.
Officers Of the Army and Navy.
The Mayor and Council Of Washington.
Citizens Of the State Of Texas, now in Washington.
Citizens and Strangers.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

The London News, referring to the forthcoming
Census of the United States, says: Startling as
the results have heretofore been, they are destined
to be cast completely into the shade by those
about to be disclosed by the present census, which
will exhibit an instance of material and industrial
development unparalleled in the annals of nations
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

Hon. DANIEL WEBsrLR.-By resolution passed BY the
Second Muncp pay, ard recently concued in by the Third
Municipality, and which win doubt be adopted by the
First the city will be authorized offer this distinguished
jurist and statesman retaining fee Of 500 in order 10
his services in maintaining the rights Of the city of New
Orleans to the estate Of the late John McDonough. a5
(Pic1yune, 26h.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

~ The frigate st. Laurence, as our readers
will remember, has been assigned by the Govern
ment TO the service of transporting to England the
contributions Of citizens to the great Industrial
Exhibition in May next. We understand that the
ship will sail from New York on her voyage next
Tuesday, the llth instant.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

CENSUS OF KENTUcKY.-The returns Of the Gen.
sus Of the State of Kentucky exhibit an increase of
nearly 81 per cent. in the free population, nearly
per cent in the slave population, and the aggre-
gate population an increase of over 81 per cent. in
the last ten years. The following are the aggre-
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

Loss Oh PACKET SHIr FRAscoSIA. fne packet ship
Franconia belonging HENnr MASkrss line Of Liver
pool packets has been lost of Hoyhead and the captain and
nearly all the crew lost The Fancona commanded by
Captain JoHs SMITH, and sailed from Baltimore on the 18th
December. The vessel and cargo, valued s75oOo prin-
epally insured. The ship was owned by Hugh JENKINS
and GALLow AT CHRsroS. .--Patriof. #6t 3
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

PARTY FROM TuK EAsT.--We informed by gen.
teman from Boston that Mr. PERHAm the proprietor OF the
"seven Mile Mirror" has made arrangements with the DIFF
feren rosd companies for party Of some thousand
persons visit Washington during the present month, leav
ing Boston on the llth instant. y 7a4.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

THE MARRIAsE RELATIoS.-The great English writer,
ADD1soS has left on record the following important SEN
tence 3 4a 5s4ui s4ta E3st
Two persons who have chosen each other out of all the
species with design to be each others mutual comfort and
entertainment have In that action bound themselves to be
good-humored, aable, forgivng patient and joyful, with
respect to each others aes and imperecon to the end
of their lives"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

Gen. MosoUERA, ex-President of New Grana.a
arrived in this city on Saturday, and has taken
rooms at the Irving Hotel.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

KILLED M MEDIcrNE.-A boy, named George hoone',
d;sd suadenv at the North American Hotel New York.
on Saturday, in consequence of taking medicine Improperly
administered The deceased very feshy boy weigh.
pr nearly 400 bs For some time past ne afflicted
h syce..;ye thirst drinking much six gallons daily
A. nd;;dr. named E. j. Latham undertook relieve this
h;,. and reduce the quantity Of wafer from six to two gal
ons 5.v He administered liquids and emetic,
sfe, which the deceased became very sick, snd deoue
sn,nslIv diving in great agony On post morem exsml-
obeis was found have been administered and after
hearing medical opinion, the corone jury rendered verdict
hs death was caused BY the medicines administered Lamam
was then committed TO the Tombs for examination.
" - 40 3t 81 m73 lJouynaief Commerce.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

TIE ST. CHARLEs HOTEL, at New Orleans, is to be re-
built An arrangement has been made by citizens to pur
chase the charter and interest Of the old company and to
ter upon the work forthwith The subscriptions already
amount enough the success of the enterprise
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

CoIp WEArHxR.-At Calais, (Nfe.) on Thursday after
noon the thermometer stood at twenty degrees below
At ST. Johnsburg Vt) Saturday the mercury indicated
twenty. .four degrees below zero
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

JENNY LIsDs FIRST Concert at New Orleans is announced
for Monday next the l0h She expected ts leave Ha
vana about the Its instant.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

FRErcHs RAILRoAD-A large number Of persons attended
trial Of the experimental railroad Of Mr.. FREscH, near
Richmond, Saturday last It will be recoleced that the
Legislature at slas session made appropriation Of 900
to enable Mr. French to test his invention which consists in
constructing the locomotive and rails Of railroad to
render the ascent Of heavy grades comparatively
If successful the new invention must work revolution in the
railroad system. On the present occasion the grade used
was learn upwards of two hundred feet to the me and
the locomotive ascended with ease, being stopped at plea
The experiment appeared to be eminenty successful
and gave great satisfaction number Of scientific gentle
men and others who pesent Further tests will be ap
Piled in order fully eucidate the merits Of the plan. The
subject is eminenty worthy Of the attention Of all the friends
of internal improvements-ALr. Gazette.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

.Abstract of Census Returns for the Southern
District of Ne,D York.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-02-08

l,los,7ls ss,s5s 2s.sa5 1906 las, ss5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
buying Freedom.

We learn from the Courier that the Hon. Linus Child
has received letter from the owner ofMr. Booth, the
coorod barber in this city, stating that unless Booths
freedom purchased he should be compelled to
adopt legal measures for his surrender. He consid-
cred him worth s. 500, but would take much less,
and finally consented to take the sum of $780, On
Saturday last, |. w. Beard, ESQ.,, drew up paper
for Booths redemption, heading it with the sum of
$25. We presume the requisite sum will be
raised; at all events, we hope we shall never have
occasion to record the visit of Marshal Devens or
any other funconary, to city, for the purpose of
catching slaves. Mr.. Booths owner lives in Virginia.
-LoloeU Patriot.
Apropos to the above, we would state that our
fellow citizen, Henry Jankins, the coIored barber
whose well known shop is situated under the Central
Hotel, has recently effected an arrangement with
his former master, by which all claim his service
isto be renquished upon the payment of $500. The
money will shortly be paid, and then one more citi-
zen of Massachusetts go to his bed at night un3
disturbed by the fear of these prowng kidnappers,
whom the treason Of Daniel Webster has invited TO
pursue their demoniacal work upon our once free SOIL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
WAsH1NeroN. April Is.

The awards of the Mexican Board of Commissions
ers will be made known soon. They run considerably
over the three and one quarter millions appropriated
The claim of l.. Shargous, amounting to twelve
hundred thousand dollars, for and cannon furnish
ed for retting the Castle of San Juan de UlIoa after
its capture by the French, has been allowed.
CUBAN INVAsIoN.-The National Inteigencer in
noticing the departure of from Atlanta, (Geo.)
with arms, supposed to be destined for Cuba, says :
II either public private information is to be relied
upon another scheme Of unlawful violence is to be d
rected against the territory of friendly power, in the
form of an attack upon Cuba.
We have letters from the interior of Georgia, stating
the departure of number of persons for the Gull, in
tending to meet and organize somewhere the coast
in the neig hborhood of ApiIachicola.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
Ignorance i'm VIRGINIA.

The recent census of Virginia discIoses the mean.
choy fact that she has within her borders so 900 adu
white people who neither read or write. The
Louisville, KY Journal, in aluson to it, very justly re-
marks -" She may boast much as she pleases of
the noble men who have been nurtured on her bosom,
and whose honored remains repose in her soil but so
long she permits very considerable portion of her
people to grow up in hopeless illteracy-in profound
darkness of mind and heart-her glorious names names
that shine resplendeny in the armament of mind will
not avail her much. The glory which those ilIustrous
confer on her is as far outweighed by the dis.
grace which attaches TO her the mother of eighty
thousand men and women who neither read thei
bibles nor write their own names.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

Perhaps the most pitiabe aspect, of all the most pit
liable aspects exhibited by degenerate Boston, in con-
nection with the extradition of Thomas Sims, (not
Kossuh) from the soil of Massachusetts, is the attempt
made by the Hker presses to joke over this deed Of
heartess monstrosity. They talk of SIMS the colored
gentleman laughing the aboonsts for the pains
they took to free him; and they chucke over his exc
cuton Of their favorte air Of Garry me back to oe
Virginy; but their wit is like the wit of debauch-
ed and depraved gamester, he watches the play upon
which hangs his hopes Of becoming rich; and their
lghtness of spirit in view of this tanning stain upon
opr old Bay State; and this caous contempt for the
sacred rights Of humanity, US as appropriate
as ribad jesting by the coffin Of deceased mother
loud laughter and gleefu melodies over her grave
The wit Of the Boston Hunker journals is like the
putrd exhalatons Of corrupt carcase; is light and
volatile indeed but it issues from ottenness Men be-
come sick through its influence.
And the men who edit those satanic Sheets real
y glad at the issue of this foul deed of SIM which in
few years every and daughter of Massachusetts,
yilIweep to name ? Certainly not. The hypocrisy Of
their lips, in vain attempts to conceal the terror that
really stirs their hearts. They know that God and lib
ery eterna that the triumph Of Slavery is only of
day They know that the heart Of the people always
beateth right, though cotton bandages may sometimes
contract It's pulsations, and sure God regneh,
liberty enduretb, and the heart of the people feeIeth
shall they only be made to blush for their indecent
ests and nhuman aughter,but shall they also rembe for
the scahng, soaring, burning branding disgrace which
they assisted to bring upon native State, and which
they rejoced over when it was consummaed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

A WORD IN SEAsoN.-The following sentence from
Hawthorn's latest work, sc The House of the Seven
Cables, seems to be appropriate the recent occur
rences
'Old Matthew Mamie, in word, was executed for
the crime of witchcraft. He one of the martyrs
to that terrible deson, which should teach us among
all other morals, that the influential classes and those
who take upon themselves be leaders Of the people,
are fully liable to all the passionate error that has ever
characterised the maddest mob Clergymen, Judges,
statesmen-he wisest, camest, hottest persons Of their
day-stood in the inner circle round about the galows,
oudest to applaud the work of bood-atcs to confess
themselves miserably deceived
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

SHADR AcH.-The Boston Transcript Of Monday
says that there is current runor that Marshal De-
vens has paid the owner Of Shadracb, the price de-
maDded for him, and obtained the certificate of his
freedom, and that Sbadrach Will return TO Boston,
and become government soitness in the ''rescue
trials" which are to commence on the 2sth inst 1t
is quite likely that Deyens has paid the value of the
slave, but the very idea that shadrach is to return
and testify against his friends is too ridiculous to be
entertained for moment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
Messenger's NOTICE..

W0rceStef. S. April IS, 1881.
ION. HENRY CHAPLIN. Commissioner of Insolyefc,
for the County OF Worcester has this dav issued War
rant against the Estate ofOIsNEY F. THOMPSON, ofWot
cester, in said County, Trader nsolvent debtor snd
the payment of any debts the delivery of any property
belonging TO said msolvent debtor to him for his use
and the anser of any property by him. forbidden "
law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of said iusovent debtor
will be held at aCour of Insolvency, the office Of said
Commissioner in Worcester in said County the 2eihd
OF April ns at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for the PROD
of debts and TO choose assignee assgnee OF his Es
tate j. DAY, D. $
aprl6-d3tw1t Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

q w sELBY & co. win seli on the premises .,
=. FRIDAY, April 18th, II o'clock, the valuable Reai
Estate Pleasant corner of Linden street. owned by wild
Bacon. The lot is " by 100 feet. On the same is
large Dwelling House, containing three Tenemens buit
in the most thorough manner. Also anumber of HOICE
FRUIT TREES
The above sale offers chance any wishing
make God investment For further particulars inquire Of
apl6-d2t & w. SELBY & co. Ancts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

The Ladies of Worcester interested in aiding fu
gtiyes from Slavery propose TO give TEA PARTY in
their besalf, in Briney Hall, TUESDAY MING
April 22d. Donations Of money tea, coffee, sugar. cream
fruit, &c, and all kinds Of refreshments are solicited
Ladies will be in attendance Briney Hall during the
day Tuesday receive any contributions which may be
sent Addresses may be expected during the evening
Tickets the Tea Party 25 cents-lnay be obtained at
the door. apl6-d5t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
In COMMON COUNCIL. April II. 1851.

In COMMON COUNCIL, April II, 1851.
Ordered, Tin concurrence,) That Aldermen Russell
and Earle be Committee, with such as the Common
Council may join prepare Joint Rules and Orders for
both Branches and that they directed to report there
on at an early day. Messrs. Newton, Gleason, and
Tucker, joined.
The President announced the Joint Standing Com.
mittees as above, and the following
Standing Committees Of the Counca.--On Bills in I'd
Reaeing-Messrs. Tolman, Gleason, and Chambern.
On Enrichment essrs. Maxwell, II. S. Washburn.
and Ainsworh.
On Elections and Returns-Messrs Tucker, South
gate, and Goss
Petition Of G. w. Rugg and others, for the laying
out OF Prospect street as pnbic sreerelerred 10 the
Committe on Highways.
Mr.. Chamberln, presented this order, which was
adopted.
Ordered-that so much Of the Mayors Address as
relates to the "Fugitve Slave Bill and Kindred mat
ters, be referred to Joint Special Committee.
Messrs. Chamberlin, Tucker, and III. S. Washburn
appointed on part of the Council.
Mr.. Gleason presented Report of Committee on Joint
Rules and Orders, which accepted, laid on the ia
bic, and ordered to be printed.
Petition Of II. r. Parrnenter and others, in relation
to Measurer Of Wood, &C., on Southbridge sreet-re-
ferred to Joint Special Committee, who are to take
into consideration and report thereon the whole subject
of measuring wood, Sc.
Adjourned to Thursday evening at LIZ O'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

Row IN CHURCH The members Of the asso-
ciated Presbyterian Church, in Ksnsngton Pa spent
portion Of the day in fighting another, within he
precincts Of their place Of worship Sunday last
The police called in qucI the Disturbance and
the Rev. John w. Lyon the pastor, was taken TO the
lock up. So says the Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
Situation Wantad

Yenng Man, of business habits is DESTROYS of obtain
N ing situation Bookkeepor or take charge of The
writing or act salesman part of the time and make him
sell generally useful in other respectful bust
ness; is conyesant with accounts, and give perfect
siaction would prefer situation where, if all parties
were agreed after becoming somewhat acquainted with the
business could take interest in the the
amount of 81 900
line directed to A. b." and left at this Office will
ceive immediate attention. Salary moderate.
apl6.dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

SINE MAsTER.-The Savannah News gives the
following description Of Mr.. Potter, the claimant Of the
fugitive, Sims:
Mr.. Potter, the master Of the fugitive, was personal
friend Of the late Harrison Grey Ots he is well known
to the Hon. Samuel Appleton, Of Boston, now member
OF Congress, and to other citizens of that place. We
need hardly add that in all the requisites Of honesty,
benevolence, Christian charity and in all the other y
tues which adorn the character Of gentleman, good
citizen and patriot, he leaves the very best f there
be any best in such category Of the Boston agtatos
at an immense distance behind him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

THE EXAMINATION by the Senatorial Committee
into the circumstances of the arrest and rendition Of
Thomas Sims into the hands of his claimants was CON
tinued Yesterday. Marshal Devens was on the stand
in the morning, and conducted himself with his chaac-
teristic egotism.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
VALUABLE WOOD & PASTURE LAND
AZ An1nfinr,

@ w. SELBY & co. will sell on the premises m
~ TUESDAY, April %, commencing at 9 O'Clock IN
acres of Wood and Timber standing The Farm formerly
owned by West Adams ESQ., and about 40 rods from john
sons Mills in the westerly part II Norboro The Wood
will be sold in lots Of from to 10 es, and purchasers
anhave July 1852 get the wood Off After the wood
is sold the land will also be sold
Likewise, so of good Posture Land sold in lots IN
suit purchasers Terms very liberal and made known Al
the sale. For further particulars apply to
ap6-d6t SW. SELBY & Co. Apcts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

EDITORS are very properly regarded by the people
of Maine as the salt Of the earth. A purse has been
made up by individuals in different parts of the State,
to send the worthy editor Of the Gospel Banner to the
Worlds Fair. The editor of the Maine Farmer has
also been rendered purse for the same purpose This
Is another evidence that the world is progressing
Maine means to keep her lamp filed, well as trimmed
and burning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

Tint Rhubarb.-The subscriber has for sale few
roots of that magnificent Rhubarb which took the premium
for two past Ii is larger than the Victoria or Goah
or any other Variety bnt its chief excellence consists in its
great tenderness and fine flavor Roots so rs cts
each Orders left at the Spy Office VIII be attended to
Also, as above fine Plum Trees of the three best kinds
apl6-dwlw j NJ EARLE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
Bllss.s COMPOUND Cod liver OIL candx.

Bliss's Compound Cod Liver OH Candy
Ii we We're asked what would recommend and from
actual experience, the best remedy for cough we
We do believe that the whole maeria medira viii r
nsh an article superior to it, 1t like a CHARM and a
lords the most perfect relief We know this to be the
wherever has been used 1t is article Cheap and mt
ppln such form that infant may take il without
trouble Persons in be particular and nauire
other. ~
TPrepared by B K. BLISS sole proprietor Springfield
Price 20 cts package For sale by d. SCOTT, JR & Co
seieIal aSeits lor worcester apI0dwlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

TEMPERANcE TEA PARTY.-The " Daughters Of
Temperance" " in this city, have invited the "Sons
to a social entertainment, at Packachoag Hall, on
Thursday evening All parties are anticipating pleas
ant time, and judging from tie past, think they will
not be disappointed .t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
HARRISBURG. April Is.

The bill relative to repeal of portion of the act
of 1917, concerning the recapure of Fugitive Slaves
has passed both branches Of the Legislature. This
opens prisons for the detention of fugiuves. The
Legislature has adjourned sine die.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

discover method Of preparing Candy of Cod Liver Oil
united tn other medicines which take away the
very dsag eeahe taste of the OIL and the same time de-
Velope It's cuatyes in most remarkable degree II is
tanly the most pleasant and efcaeous mode o. using
that popular remedy.
For sale by L. T. Lazel, Spur & sbley, A. Clarke,
James Greene & Co. and E. d. Wetherbee, Druggists
Worcester. apl2-dIw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16
DIR. J. CIawson Kelly.

ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN ofthe CITY Of New York can be
consulted al his Office thu chanic and Church
street, Worcester, upon all the dis Of Men, Women IN
Children, during Monday aad Tuesday tie 2l and 22i Of
1pr The success attending the Antytical Prac ice Of
- al @sss ses of the Lungs Liver, hHneys Spleen,
Heart &c,-ail d eases ofthe acknowledgements Dropsy
&c.,-is well known. The treatment is mild and in ac
cordance with Natures known laws Ladies' and Gentle
men are invited to call. Advice given freely, without
charge. apI5-dwScI,v
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-04-16

Badness Prevented BY the use of Burditt,s o.
eagnous Medcated Compound badness be prevented
dry hair sofened the dandru removed and the hair beau
titled in be tquaed by any other article in
The genuine article may be found the Drns store
Of L. T. AZELL, POI Main street Price rs and 37 cents
per bottle. apl6-dtf