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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-28
TAXES.

TIVE Assessors of the City of Worcester give notice thai
they have delivered tn Geo w. Wheeler, Treasurer
ami Collector OF Taxes for sail City. list of
taxes for The year 1851 together with Warrant ia due
rm OF law, for collecting the same; and that by ordi
nance of the iy Council. all persons who shall vour
thriy pay the Treasurer his Office before the 18Th
day OF September next, discount of per will BIZ
made OIL their Il. II. HEMENWAN,
BENJ WALKER,
Worcester, Aug. %, 1851, WM. DICKINSON,
aug26-dtsepi5 Assessors City of Worcester.
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City Treasurer's Office

AUGUST 26, 1851.
TO THE TAX PAYERS.
FNHE Tar Bits are all ready for setlement On and af
Il ter this ~ shall be my office, ready TO make the
discount and take the cash.
Six per cent discount if paid before Sept. IS. q
cents for Summons inot paid before SEPT. 80 War
rants will sue ii paid before oct. H.
VALUATION. WHOLE No POLL 1889
REAL 7,530,050 EACH Poll PAYS $50
PERSONAL 4.395U05 TAX ON 90 SIS
-- APPROPRIATIONS 74,500,00
ll.925O55 COUNTY TAX 9,45O,2e
II OFFICE in GUY Hall Office hon slrom A. NJ Ic
p. NJ and 5 p. NJ Till October 18th From October
Is to April LIST, 10 A. NJ. to IL NJ. and 2 TO 4 PM
GEORGE w. WHEELER,
aug26 dtsepl5 Treasurer and Collector
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DREAD INSTITUTE.

VNIIs Seminary is pleasantly located in Worcester on
Main street. about half mile south of the Common,
and affords young ladies every requisite facility for acqui
ring thorough moral, scientific classical and ornamental
education seven Professors and Teachers, of disthl-
guiShed ability and fidelity, connected with the
Sutute in The departments of ancient and modern laga-
ges, and higher English branches music painting
and drawing
The academical year divided into TERMS of TWEEN
one weeks each, commencing the first Friday of March
aud of September There is admission for less than
half term. No Dung lady be admitted day schol-
unless under the mmedi supervision OF her parents
guardian.
EXPENSES: For board washing, room-Ient use of fur
nilnre, lights, fuel and ordinary supervisory Sll2 per
year.
For tuition in each English study, So per year.
For tuition III each ancient modern Language, $50
per year
For tuition in Painting and Drawing S32 per year.
For tnlIion in Music, with of Franc, S4Oper year
For tnniun i'll socggo Exercise, S 10 per ear.
All bills are pay able quarterly in advance.
REFERENCEs.-Rev. FRANcIs WAYLAND, d D.; Rev
) b. SwAIMi Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, LII. D.; Rev. SETH
SwEETsER
For further particulars inquire of
ELI THAYER, A. NJ. Principal.
| Worcester, Aug. II, 1851. daugll&28t3O& w3l*
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LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.

TTNHE subsCb would give notice that they are pre.
pared &c afIx Lightning Conductors 10 buildings on
the oved plan. Having had some ~ years expe.
rence in the business, they confident that Jobs commit
ted their S, will be executed in the most satisfactory
manner. OF tie any hundred buildings protected by the
Conductors moi one to their knowledge has been
aged by lightning Orders will receive prompt attention
NJ Shop al Merrifelds Building. Worcester, Mass
mv6 dam THOMPSON SKINNER n co
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Selling OFF.

celllng Un
INHE Subscriber, wishing make change in business
offers foI the next thirty days. his entire Stock of
French and American Paper-Hangimgs,
At small advance from actual cost-among which NAV
be found Two Sets of PANORAMAS One represents
Robert Bruce In his Address to his Army (aned In Gold
ana Siver) the other, Hunting Scene, painted in high
colors, with beautiful scenery. AlsoA good assortment
OF HAIL. Parlor, Drawing. and Common Room Papers, with
all kinds of Borders, chimney Prints &c.
Please call and examine mt WAREHOUSE Foster St
Worcester. Iaug5-d&wlml A. Ii. NEWTON.
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S0ard at the Franklin House.

A Few boariers can be accommodated at the Franklin
House with board and good rooms with board alone
Gentlemen and their wives can have furnished or uniur
nished parlors, as they desire. Apply ITO
apps DIFF JESSE PIERCE.
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Highly Important to Females

MI ADAME BulVlN'S PREPARATORY PARTURl
WI ENT, OR FEMALE RELAXING INTERROGATION
FOR MITIGATING TIE PAINS OF CHILD BIRTH
This and wonderful discovery is one of the Creates
blessings :" the By its timely and proper the f.
male system is prepared that the pains labor are not
only mtgaed but The patient from imminent dan
ger and suffering
For sale in Worcester by the proprieor's authorized
agents, at the Worcester Bookstore No. 90 Nam street.
and by A. CLARK, Apohecary corner of Main and Pleas
ant Streets Als0 for sale by Mrs NJ S. Thompson, Fee
hale PLY scian Kinds Court, Of No. Maple st.
auglI.du
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Bow Wanted.
Wanted
Wanted,
Wanted.

Respectable young woman wants situation in a small
~ family, where she will be willing 60 chamber work
and sewing She can be highly ended. Apply to
this office aug21. dlw&
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MILLBURY ACADEMY.

MILLBURY ACADEMY.
rTNHE Evil TERM under the direction OF the Principal
L and Assistants, will commence on WEDNESDAY,
the Sd Of September
instruction given in the English branches including he
Higher Mathematics aud in the Latin Greek and French
Languages
WEEKLY LECTURES delivered by the Principal,
upon topics connected with the pursuits of the School
Pupils from abroad will be assisted by the Principal in
obtaining boarding places. Those residing in Worcester
can be furnished with Railroad tickets, reduced rates,
that will enable them to attend School and board home
TUITION-$3 to 81, So.
A.P. STONE, Principal.
Millburv Ang u. 1851. aug20.det
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For Sale at a Bargain,
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

%-A A BUILDING LOT, on Front street, corner Of
I Vine street. 46 feet front by 70 deep. adjoining War
den Block, with Dwelling House thereon,
very desirable location for the of Block of Stores
and would be profitable investment for capitalist. For
iurther phr'icul inquire of CALEB A. WALL,
aug2l-df No. 2l2 a. 3l6 Main street.
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JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION

A beautiful lot Of Muslin aud. CamIric WROUGHT
N COLLARS. and for sale iowe, prices than ever
offered IN the place before, al the
NEW ENGLAND FANCY STORE, aiO Main st.,
uug25'df Near Worcester House.
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Board,

TWO or three Gentlemen can be furnished with Board
at convenient residence Pleasant Street. by app-
cation to the subscriber at the Store Of b. L. Harden Co.
Also Meals only, can be furnished for three Gents
II desired. lly23.dtfl Q. BENZ. MOSELY.
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To Let.

To Let.
IooD STOKE on Main Street, centrally situated
"a Tor one or more years. having entire glass front
Possession given October LIST. Inquire of
JOEL FLETCHER, Orchard Street.
Worcester, August z, 1851 ds,r
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AOtS' kCHs' 1Udstt
CURIOUS OLD HYsoN, do Young Hyson, common ant
~ EXTRA Ooloong, Ninyone, Company onchong for sale
by the chest or retail, by
augg0d2w II. GRIFFIN a. co.
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Uavre Marhet -

cerroS-Tls pcsi,on a. uaft.t las b.-.,,. -. y
our last esc1-s h.virs fare.r r.s
seslysd " cd ss1sY BE- t. IN AZ. ~
steamer Baltic aS1afst -sf- b. psss.sa., a. .s "
sogits ptoa per ~ ssh nra. d.s "a
NJ We iecsNfg CsiJ hst sDf3iss NJ q e..s "a
msfksf re ffci-e a. - o ., - As
q ~ ihs demand iussd ard Ho,i, -
Charge ha1ss sss'-rsa 90 sai.s. Bat ~
have - sfrstssl etg.ss 60 ssct azd 81 .s,.s
afe Of hin -~-st
Ire ,,ls, Il c,-s-sS 81 BAL. ,,,,,,,
bs.s imports srd tursfDss ircfsssst 49,
tss- sat-usttsst % sn5 q - ast aih "a
cslvsrs dHtct . fhs sf-. nat bsafif are.
Hauss br ksrs 'a'ustors 49,. SS'r
Ths dee ne H. vel - be- arb valtd
hs.t inp fossrrnf n usBsf 80
Ps-ws rscrssd yest.risy. va slut,srstss 49,. a.
fss foA 10 tie 80 Apr, p'r A'fca oar sane. ,,,s
do a. ca. 'ttcus '''"esT
s.sss- oar rsttst -'1ass coli hlt pr 90. ~, ..,.
Th~ o. y u tie IS esli Aasfc.s 49,. =.
toi1 Psailssh q exc tss. asa a. ~
Bsstr4r-so tifs coss shatsvsr. 80 nro.. ,o,..,
CorrtE-Our e. rsHc'i.us stcss4 rsls nist
to~uEsri apqeafarce thr sales "a -so
mnso. hsfachos ats pTcs ~hrh yet tr.s.,S ~
90 By u iste SCI IT, ess. H., AZ 70 - 20 ~
ioU O. sf an - ksEs NADIA Il leof p.,t
Inp-Noihrg 90. 10 ,hs stss-cs % ,ufpss. 80" pa
Qrsscirsos BasK- Tue a'cis r.nars qa,s n.s.e.4 no
h,vs ho-essf. n sac Of ebs pt.i,s.
Suts pAo; Rshiu ore CT naIa - -
kicr-Ihsat,ls l-tslY nss ec;.a w. NV. 49,.
resl 20 tefcss CAFoits 81 -. 50
T.Ier-Tt. article Neglected We 20; - n, -.
Ru.n,s Ayrs. q a. ~ sti 90 s.s' kussse f9f e.
Wg.usoNE-Icutnu,s nsrscfst W. ons 81 IL p.
assi Pixies ais.5 ioT North Western anc se sis -
soutl BOte
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K...s.. o.. e..rh.s.

MARK.LANE, Msy 9-CORH-The supply OF English
Wheat shori, but Of foreign the arrival amount
20 30 quarters during The week without much animation
Ia tho Hsde the OF MOudss ls supported ths
morning. Choice quantities Of Flour and ready buyers
obeTs sOfis ore quite neg lected.
sUGARs-The pubic ssles to day comprising - 900
bsssmet with bsk deDsrd and ell found buyers at the
foloWns o5Ce bsgs surus sold a. Su prices,
viz 4Cs TO Ais Cd for good gay and yellow SOS "a to
IA Tor Ddding no yellow 5SOObags Bengal broug hi
4 Cd to $50 Cd FOR mddng fine white Bensres SIS cd
10 so Sd for low TO ne yellow 49, 10 4is for good TO hue
yellow D.ccs and SIS 10 40s for son yellow date KIDD
&c bags Madras eli sold he lower qualities Sd
to IL advance viz low 10 gooo brown 28s cd 10 Sis Ga.
GO bags Penang Iod SOS 10 lOs Cd for low to middng
y bite.
CoFFEE- or about LOCO ha'.i ses and bales Mocha Of
eTed suction today nearly tho whole with bIyerS,
but ucon OF 70 TO 81 per cwt fair gsbed yellow
ish tof which nesTy the whole cObssted selling at 67s
60 few lots a long berry brought SOS per cWt $50
bSs and caIhs Ceyon were partly disposed OF without
any material alteration 200 bags were bought 10 at 42
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-, 80. - NJ. ,s., Of hin, lad Of the

property goes to bis next of Kin, instead OF the
A0mish Church. O
III js,t.,sd that Donashmore, in the Queen
County. hsa been selected by the beet SIsN
Company for TIE establishments OF tneh W"
napufactory in Ireland M0untmellick has oeen
n,oro.ed "a saitsble situation for a second
manu- actOry. ooo
1T aspears that there ara at present S~O
thesters in France, Paris alone containing -:
There are AZ present located in all the British
colon rs about A., eco soldiers.
The richest Of the R.thschilds Is said 90 oe
Baron Auselm. Of Frankfort, ssceriained 10 DC
worth seven millions sterli,g.
According 10 4 summary OF the census OF
1881 Tor the Borough Of Leeds, the population
is now III so5. being an increase since 1871 o.
1881
Testimonial to the family OF tue late Mr. hIsnton
Sitesdy exceeds te,OCO. ,
Sir James Emerson Tenant has formally
,esisued the Governorship Of ST. Helena, in Or
der 10 contest the representa- ION OF belfast 81,
The stsipgs of the Grea. Peace Congress viii
commence in London on July %, and continue
for several 6ays.
-Mupco Parks brother died las. week in Scot
land, at an advanced age. 90.
"A Young woman az LoHestolt mas hRd MY
needles tsken from her bresst.
The Liverpool and Australian packet ship
Constitution sailed from the Mersey, last week,
with 10 passengers for Adelaide.
The Stockholm aud Christiania journals state
that on the 18th ult shocks Of earthquake were
experienced in Sweden and Norway. They ex.
tended as far as Stockholm on the one hand, and
TO Porrgrund, in Norway, on the other. In up
ward of ninety towns and villages the shocks
were felt In every place they were four Ia num-
Der rather sharp, and were accompanied say the
newspapers, by a noise resembling that OF carts
laden with iron bars passing rapidly over an IN
even pavement. The shocks took place every
where at the same time-a quarter past twelve
thew were over in about ten minutes. Nowhere
did the thermometer undergo striking variations
but it was raining slightly, and the temperature
was rather warm. 80 ~
The Madrid correspondent of the Times says
madrid is perfectly tranquil, but bad II not been
FOX the good sense OF the people II might have
proved other wise the night before last at fhe
Circo Thester, where, because the audience de-
msnded the repetition OF soog, the presiding
municipal authority sent for and ordered two com
panies of artilerymen TO enter the place WIZ
fixed bayonets and turn the spectators outoi doors
The soldiers acted with remarkable prudence. ano
thus prevented the awful consequences which
might have ensued.'
AN Engsbman by the name Of Burgess hal
received permission to publish Perslan Journa
in Teberan, and has commenced the puoncasol
with the support OF the Prime Minister. The hrs'
number appeared on the goth OF January, and
among other articles, contained one upon the ne
cessitv of watch houses in Teheran; another re
commended permanent Persian Consuls or Am
bsssadors in London and Bombay and thrc
suggested more perfect postal arrangements
throughout the Persian Monarchy.
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
..AAn Mn EaEa


In the Colonial markets curing Ihe week fAlr amount
Of business been transacted a0d some deIcrp ions o.
produce have experienced an ADVANCE Sugar has met
With A decreased demand aud prices for most kinds a o
bIgher The crystaIzed descriptions Of Msnrtus nave
beer freely purchased rae OF 3D. and Tho hne Beosrss
ard Dsccs quaiues Of Bengal Al Cd to CIV" The de-
mbnd for has asO been brtk and several csgnes
have met with ready purchasers at very firm rates. tel
eRraphc communication hiss to day been received 70 the
effect that al The Dutch Trading Compsnys sale OF 500
bsskes OF Java held ihe sh Inst incLee OF fully
"A form Ire vAusous obtained, and ihis, \ 10 ss-
will lend cousic eraby to Increase The confidence
ofhodeTs here. - -
Coffee has met with very little Inquiry, and prices have
sRAn declined plantation Ceylon has fallen IL cd. while
native 10 fully q lower Mocha eso shows reduction OF
&c. and other descriptions OF foreign are dull RICE con
iiuues extremely depressed, aud all the quantities offered
have been taken IN Sspere hiss fallen Cd per ~ Toe
spice Aket continues rather quiet but cobsde able sales
are sdvtrised Or text week Ia Tea business has been
somewhat checked by the arrival OF several vessels the
ceCes Of which not been put upon he Market but
he dealers look forward 10 these to FIX prices Tor some
time 10 come. Common congou 10 Sil quoted a. 10 per d.
A. The public sales OF Tuesday about one fourth OF the
qusniy put 10 found buyers There not any paftcu
sr sph apparent IN the bddngs nor any alteration rom
pYeyOua prices.
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L,verpooI Provisiou uarLst.

There Of interest," report Ia Tho Bsef mar
keL the demsnd hss be inacVs but holders being firm
prices have varied The stock OF Pork now 10 impor
teTs hands light business has In been
limited scale. Without alteration In value there
been fair quiry for Bacon and far the Imports have
been pruy well cleared of but the advanced Taes have
evidently lessered the consumption almost TO q
pOncing extent with ihe falling OF In supply Hams sell
slowly at the quotations No shOu yet landed There
has been rspc advance OF "a 10 p Cd per cwt Lard
win increased extent OF business the saes reaching 80
10 100 uIB Cheese has been rather inquired for
The market however bare supply. At very low prices
there has been rs.her doing Ia Butter Talow
linues dull
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American Produce Market.

LivERPOOL, Saturday, MAP ~.
The Provision sSE't bss bs'n sell 'uPp'd the pat u,ss oa
lons Ch e1pscurg Ooiau better assortment
On ter vtsu q late arrvsIs are landed.
II BI there has been nodirg dong Dor thss sny asahon
.oes 20 6rs, hands hight; bu, arrivals ar.
he tafe a. The esslt prss and sPscn o ean
Tho sis ANNALS a B4cos have rud free sale from the import
a. 20 4ir BIZ ths Csunty demand bss sTi
osu approach q prices Of American 20
The Iacs ythrg The
sb 8
Aso clad they too sh - admit Of an sIsEavs
Ten,rsb bar. o. ssocLprss ard would be pad ssy
ip arsq sdT@oee, md 'Aes have been made
- az SIS
There irqu.D r cHsrss bu, oay poor assor,nsr
ofs,i-g ihere IS BEL tf 70 ieTor.
TIE tts sIrsr.tc.d css5erass Improvement,
W al quoted higher The demand has been
pILcCsy Il fsDf.s Co.'S and low WHAT n
Tie hcasn n Ftcra ~ tier stocks ssy, the
Htst fscvre ils d-pfssd te Of last wss acd al q1a
IL % 10 Is yeF hblotarsr
NREAr-Ess much Il but
n lts tuppore1 By better cemsnd
lSbfAS CcASHts dVaICea quartsr and all oasfng
eip a. yte'ds mute; cod a. 3s Cd " u.s. oI yellow"
i ID ffc IT. Ifslsud e .nrroyirg
BaEx- l. b. nccsrse rsqusi al BE- quotations.
FEEleHTAs ep and aver TIE aks aITNas o. ssPs this
sssk dc dcry gsss az much reduced rats'-
AssoS HARDY co.
QroI4Toss Rel prs ns,s rsU, 2C4 rs, 7ss1s6s do
q erd n-y 7ssdT I'd fois e. - pofk PRIME mess
Eaten &c IS 90 Wetsfp Ts6 aHls DO sstps
90 Gss od d. pine Old, b0o3s bacoa long ntdes
eOlslsts foe0il5; short mif5
botssss 4sS., do no n sss4os Hsms n sat TO-. IS ssis
90 90 ofrafy Shoulders LaTc, she bOG5s5 60
o. 1870 90 70 ray 45s4ss DO. nnor and
Ofsas Bot er IS 4s Chssse fre boxes 4saf1s 90 %
ca ssuFs d. otorary boIes 5ot0fs 90 DO easts ss1
ssi Sasft tfou, Phssba 9saos 80 Baltimore 7seeuss
Hsasnremsrt Weight.
20 sfto 9lss -
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which. in Their opinion should be granted 70 mem
bsrs Of the Roman nobility. Toe three princes
offer 20 asEune the secular government, and de-
Glaze that public opinion would side with them.
The MsssGPfre Of hodena a the 25sh ult pub
fishes a sentence, copdemning seven young men
20 various periods Of imprisoB nent, not exceed
ing three months, with bread and water three
tines a week, and three Of them beside 70 thir
~ twenty, AID fifteen strokes Of the bastinado
rsfuectively, for attempting o. prevent people
from smoking. The Bologna GaSftts publishes
a notification from Count Nobili, military com
msndant of that city, threatening heavy penal
ties against any person or persons attempting
10 prevent Others from smoking. letter from
Genoa. Of the 25th ait. Announces the arrival st
that port of the American man o-war Aississip-
nj. be airing the fsg OF the rear admiral IL
landed some political emigrsnts a. SPezia
A letter from Rome, Of the 9th ut, says thar
the negotiations with Tuscany re alive TO the es'
tsblj,bmept Of q connected line OF railways, have
hen brousht 10 a conclusion By the Minister Bal-
dssseroni From Palermo, under date Of the l4th
nit. we learn that Aessna haS been visited By an
esrthouake. but 10 dsmsgeis reported.
Tha LOmbGrd0 HeEGtO, Of Milan. OF the 26ih ais
states that the frat meeting of the Com nitiee
charged 20 carry into execution the measores TOT
establishing a free port at Venice assembled on
the previous day.
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Tn. Cunard steamer Africa arrived yesteFda!
ming a, d o'clock, from Liverpool, havinI
made the passage in 10 days ls2 hours.
ybs news il not Of much general importance.
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The sasC Cotton II tue 395OI u
lat rs have tksn 3 ore and eIDcstsrs so bales
1fsttot Cottn this port taxa the 5th inst aud
BE- % bAs than hsd prsvoay
The total siccA beng Cl CO.. bales Of which al 900
sgls sioel az she psnoe II year Of 69Oo bales Of Vhh
333 90 were Ar
The decline ia Tsrrs hes been I'd y n ard Gocds to IS y
pscs hth has rtttsr Marchsr
lts pag but vthoa Pose
Nehsys hae Slight improvement IA Corn marAst Fbur
hsvn sdysi led ao-utbe q BEL and Wheat Id y ~ ib with
Taterr cong Weifsu Csnal Flour. 9s1sUs Phatelpha
arc Be 50, ass Ohio md saia sos Sour 49, e ba
Witt tc Con-, 33s fsag SO 5oHHsi asd hIsd 30s y
quarter o. so rs Inen Corn Meal a. y bsi; Wheat s. Oda
q for White and 6s4cu5. 70 y 10 10 for Rad
The sss Of REsis 100 bbs at IS %
per cWi. ioF . Ko'hing doeg 10 TusfEsTfss
Yogrs reel ect1ly, BROWN, sHIPLEf co.
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-so no,s the strong leaning OF the Gov
osos 90 the cause of Count Thomr, whisper
-, The Aset will sick 10 the mouths OF tne
Douro and Tsgus.
The Nsfquise de Livry died on the Let instant
g, The Chateau de Lasson lCalvsdOsl She be-
ioneed 10 one of the Oldest families In France
H. father. who was captain 10 the service a
Ionis XVI. vas guillo,ined, and shs was de-
,sinsd in the prison AZ St Lazsre, and only
avoided a similar fate by making her escape IN
disguise. ,. D.; =
The ex Qaeen OF the French and the Prince OK
Joinvfe arrived at Brussels on the TN -,
The bill presented on Saturday oy the Minister
of,ho InteTior asking for credit Of 200 js5 'rsocs,
20 be applied 10 the printing OF the Rome Soiter'
roine by A. Perret has been distributed. Ihe
bill il preceded by an expose dsS mCtyS' ~hl:u
gives n very interesting account oil the ao'lot
labors He explored in the most minute ana pa
tiept manner pward Of 60 cataconbs, presenting
an extent Of nearly 900 leagues; and 10 them CO..
lecte1 an immense mass OF information from noh'
umepts. the dates Of which are matters OF Ger
tsiptv. and have enabled the author 10 clear up
many points in the early history OF Christianity.
and 10 a certain extent unite together anclent an
modern art He hiss thus been able 70 snow q
what manner the traditional represenIaI'ons VI
our Saviour, Of tho Virgin, the Apostles, ana OF a
great number Of holy personages' hao onsinstso'
A. Perret has copied with the utmost accuracy al
immense number Of early inscriptions aud given
drawings ofthe monuments still existing IN these
subtensnean receptscles
1t bas lately transpired that the French autno,
rites are in the habit of transporting bad and
troublesome characters, especially foreigners
without the means Of subsisteDce, TO England.
We find the following ia the SalW PH6tic OF
Lvons; "The situation Of the silk weavers 10
this city becomes every day worse and worse
With many Of them, embarrassment has become
misery, and privation hunger Measures have
been already realized or proposed to assist these
suffering workmen." So
The sum annually spent by nslish resident
absentees in France is estimated az very
anoSerat, calculation, at E5,476, 900. This doei
NOT include the expenditure Of tourists travellers
and Englshmtn passing through France TO va
rious countries including Malta India, Egypt DC
The Project OF Puy.de Dome mas suspended
from their functions the Sapeurs ct PIONEERS O
ST. Germ1in | Embron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
Brown, shipley g. Co.'S. Circular.
CorresBoudence Of The New-York Tfibups.

Per AGhGl LIVERPOOL, Ffioay, May g. 1881.
The has been one OF the most gloomy Cotton
have st had 70 rep r. With a0Isy tho Of srs
eli such witnessed poducnga further decline
tbs # ia, q 70 comp -hug IN. QUO
ts,rs of our ei'cosr o. .9h ut y n the market cb,
ing LssVy anc prces quts minal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-22
PORTUGUESE REVOLUTION TRIUMPHANT.
DECLINE IN COTTON

p,,.. from LiysrrssI May 10 London Srn'
Paris Sch.