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MORE CONFIRMATION.

The Southern Press gives extract from the London En-
que embracing important facts developed at meet
ing of the unaans London the subject of slavery In
the United States:
"M E.llIn then referred nnsavery resolutions that
had been passed by various orthodox bodies many q"
specially advocating the exclusion from their of min
listers from the United States who had given any support
ei,her by speech by sience the passage OF The fnsi,
tive slave law. Among those were the "Bdptil Ohtoh
meeting in London body of Members of Baptist Colleges;
the Bristol and Goucesersre Union thc
annua meeting held iu London OF the Congregational Union
of England and Uates the Erangeicol alliance, DC he
was peased however udd that Unitarian societies were
showing interest in this great question: which ne was
is.d must ere long, duse itself more widely hrough our
body Besides congregational meetings al Bristol,
Exeter Tavistock, Chel,enham, Warrington, the
Isle of Wight and Bury, resolutions had been also
Al he Sunday School Association Manchester by
e london Domestic Mission; and by the General Assem-
blu of General Baps Churches held In London Mr. wick
Ind given notice of TO be moved al the Ve a
Iac Soc:efv and is known that an eminent minister In
The north (be Rev John James Toylo intends bringing
forward a, the Lancashire and Cheshire provincial meet
!ngfchccrs In the discussion That was aoout 10 esue III
reference Of our American brethren mr.. hs'h .opea
however lightly may esteem eentleness ana mooeralo'
and Kindness and poleness we shall not ao" any sue
consideration. 10 lead us TO compromise the great anu
principles Of truth and ustce-(loud cheers.)
But what important than his la stateo IN tue
proceedings OF the meeing that certain associations IN Ell
eand are In The habit of oroardng annually 20 's country
eonr'ousions IN money promote the Of aboon
n goes lar to strengthen the opinion OF Judge Duncan
oal Is the design of the people of Great Britain to Keep
up the antsaVsry agitation In this country, With the view
Of oreakng up the conedeaoy whose growing and
rivalry Of British prs-snnsnss and Of whose moral influence
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THE CUBAN NEWS.

As matter of controlling interest publish at length
this morning. the very able and soemnly thrilling manifest
and proclamation of their Independence by the Lberang
Society of Puerto Principe Issued the glorious
day. 1t Ia unattended with circumstances similar to those
which called forth the voice OF liberty from ancestors
and constituted the colonies free and independent May
the holy flourish in the beautiful colony of Cuba
ruled she by the iron rod Of tyranny in the hands of her
blind and bigoted sep-mother SPAIN New York, New Or
eans and every other portion Of the u States already
hailed with pleasure the prospect Of triumphant result Of
struggle commenced in the right way aud which has the
start indications OF and determination anxiousy
looked for by the friends Of Cuban independence elsewhere
In the language of the n O. Picayune there few,
indeed who have long desired The emancipation of this
beautiful island and the expulsion Of the stranger that
has long oppressed its native born population Now that
the Cuhans have moved for themselves and cast their lives
and fortunes into brave struggle with their oppressors,
will be scarcely any who will withhold their best wishes
for the triumph Of The people, censure the expression Of
that sympathy in the active forms by which II can DC
available The eirends who may be willing to risk the dan
gers OF expataton for their sake and fly aid te will be
no unger obnoxious the of being unwecomc in
terneddcre in peaceful country "Fbusters will be clas-
sed with allies and praes be elevated TO the con-
sideraton Of patriots
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PRINCE EDWARD lsLAND SELL oAAS'

cong ,.,r hav, ,.c. arrangements 10 receive supplies
80 ,S,tf Bck directly from the Island
r,,,a wi.a .ra; and With special rere'.nce In
- ,r s,rd The prtl. made with them by the
~ N hi me usi yta' a'' been en'ei NY successful
,I ,cua! 40 III, m, before been uiccd i'll this
-t.e;' . r,.sr,,,, E,ou;r.r of Inn. 9Th 1851
a. w. s-, sirstuu, Mr. X. l.. muerlake cop Of Oats
.i cnunty Chesterfield, and finer wo have rel
q, N. sarIp, before (Which ihuiined Is a
IN crup the STALKS s Tour ieet inches IN
inches. AMI ore 'uos from the roof measures
s.,.ru;,,.acr Tue seed wmch The Ptuce Edward
y t ..nlc, u,rs sown ths 18th OF February
From the R:chn ond Dispatch June 81
Il rnr A gentleman ,um the couny OF Cheserha
y. m Saiur:sy, Stalks OF oas which ha hecded-'he
-. .,. al esq, length and very hc The seed wee
WiJam- Cai,ur and "ere described TO I'd az
The including the head, about five feet long y
a H::iiIns Btu;her)
. r, d will Oats for seed requested TO
u! and the quantities they vii probably require,
m han enough NEE; The probable demand
.G likely be under those OF last sontO cent?
tz Sor.a; any rate not more than enough 10
-, .j, 4al rcasuuab!e charges AGore-s
WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
RIr..r .p,l ta
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July 4, 1851.


The new steamer William sedcn launched at Wash
ton on Saturday She is lis feet from
and considered 10 be OF beautiful model The william Sell
den completed in about six weeks from this time,
when she will be placed the line between Fredericksburg
and Baltimore.
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NOTICE TO FEMALE TEACH ERS.-The sutscri.
~ with view of educating his daughters, wishes
ploy lady Jake charge of sa School, She should be well
ausd teach the usual English branches with Ptensh ana NJ
Immediate application desired. S COATES. NJ u
Address Pfs's o., Gooehand county. Va July 2s-ca~
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,


''t' interested In the foregoing decree hereby nocd
q =; v in the Cy oi Richmond. The ist Sepcm
10 O'clock NJ, with The evidence necessary 10 enshe
"uSn he Gurs CURED by said decree; and all creditor.
e Peatais decd also noIifed attend the sam.
p.ac with the evidence Of their claims against said de-
'n 'hr Tr Of necessary 10 sustain ihr same.
l-r.iw WM. F. DAVIS, Com'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-01

- Circuit Cour Of Chancery, for the county
~ ~ = held the State Court House in the city Of Rich
f.,, / ' 's. the 3Hli day Of June. ISL
-san.s, William H. Plcasats, Charles W. Pleasans,
.', and Il, Guardian OF Elizabeth Peasans, MaIsa
s"',mei Peasants. Henrietta &. Pcasants, iiar'
WI i.z hrth A. Pcasa,is and Thos. Syddenham
m. nn,r ~, n,fSey W. Lzaheh A, and Thos. Sytdcham
p,.assn,, t"rt;y years, who by the SAID
..tiaSt - H'c""' r'dih'inS.
;. - Smn ps n '':n' and adnins;ra tor with the will
49, p,, l. s' % "as.N, an. ID guardian of Harvey
y :, .,rr,,,, n wherent ,t "a, aus Defendants.
1s''Gr dr!ena' Phi.p Is ""es n,,s,- ; % r"o viii
stinue feisans deceased. Il" :.l de- b,n , ~, ,h
nes oi tins Court, luther accouu n @ vno W !ao
-r -siar ol his said tesa'or And the sud Commi"nr ,s
'i :" enquire md ascertain the Of III. ss
g. Pc SAINTS deccas d. r,manlug OF ,e eald
G he affairs OF The said estate, wou! now i,,. eho
t"'sun the among the widow and uis.fi1u.
'r"!cn; And the said Commissioner turher VI me
ia Ec'ice week for four weeks successyrv 10
"-i-rs published in the city oi Richmond calIns e VI
o O The :nd estate appear before him. d, The ,iu,r @
an" n-d hy tic said notice and prove rhcr demands: mnJ %
i sioner will make report OF bis proceedings under th
M Court win matters specially stated. deemed peril
y ,nse which be required By of par,,cs 10
stated ACopy-Tese: =. ROBERTS, Crk
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nc t.-a yuusg WIN been educated The
si"ia Military Institute, and University OF Virginia. and
ts Well recommended from both Institutions wishes Sit
'~sim
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VIRGINIA REFORM CONVENTION.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Al ".
At4 O'Clock the President resumed The chair.
Mr. Wise Withdrew his p0post which was penains nj
the adlnu. nment in the morning.
Mr. SMITH Of Kanawha moved insert in the list Of com
ties entitled each delegate after the word LouIun,
the word .Fnuouier" Disagreed uyes A. %.
Mr. Lynch moved the following adiitIn 1" 'Ar sec :,
ton "pruvded implication vi majority u the laiied
voters of the county ui Campbell aDt town ui ayne'o'G
il shall he competent 10 thr cra Assembly, pro.i+ that
the said county Ui Campbell and town nf LynrhauG SaIl
have separate representation in the General lsSsnoy
Agreed TO- :, h.
portion OF the section which reads linus The countless oi
Franklin, Patrick and Henry, shall form another District
the couurv Of Psyvania shall form another pIstflc'i
Mr. A STUART moved amend by striking out "ticniy,
and inserting ufcr it, the word "Pitsyvunia." Disagreed
10 ayes 25, noes 6l
Mr. JAsrEp moved from that portion OF the section which
reads: And the Counties of King George, Sa!r ami
Prince William shall iorrn anolhrr Disrct-o stIIKe Out
the word King William Disagreed tu.
In thur portion Of the scciiun which reads the counties
OF Lunenburg No,oway and Prince Edward shall rm lno,
he district the counties OF Cunberl ind P1"ihlan ana
Chesterfield shall form another dstric Mr. Cox. moved 10
strike the word "Cumbcrland" and 10 insert aer The
wuIds prince Edward Rejected
On motion oi Mr. ScorT Of f. tho report laid upon
the table.
Mr. Scorr offered the following resolution: Resolved
That four additional mrrnbrrs nj, be aided nunae'
If hrh the House oil Del, gates has hcrtc urcred IL
be- constituted whereof shall be added the tide war
district one the PIEDMONT District Ia The Waller
District and one 10 the Allegheny Distrct Disagreed to
ayes 4u, noes g.
Mr. BnAx7uS moved the following resolution
Resolved That the House of Delegates be- increased Ia
Isl. and The ndd delegate be assigned TO Fauquicr
Mr. WISE moved TO striae out OF the amendment "lol
and inser, 100" Disagreed to-
The question recurred upon Mr. BRAxToSs amendment
II wus decided in the nffirmative-ayes 81. nU"s A.
On motion of Mr. CoSwAY the report Was taken from th'
table.
Several motions to lay It upon the table rejected
At half pas. S, motion Of Mr.. WISE, the Convention
adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-01
The Convention yesterday ,econsdered the vote giving
additional delegate Fauquer by enargng the House of

The Convention yesterday ,econsdered the vote giving
additional delegate Fauquer by enargng the House Of
Delegates TO Isl, and the proposition was rejected.
Having gone through the Constitution the schedule was
taken up and important points lst That the question
raying rejecting the Constitution should be voted
upon well by the who will be admitted under
present 3D. The clause in The schedule
thorizng the Governor 10 iesue proclamation on The
ratification of the Constitution, for holding The cleo
tion of Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney
General and of the Houses Of the Legislature,
under the amended Constitution the I'd Monday of De-
cember next were stricken The Convention may yet
fix time for this irst election to put the Constitution
operation Should they not, however, i, will be the duty
OF Legislature elected in October next under tho present
Constitution, to make the proper provision
We have le doubt that the Convention got through last
nigk-rha to-day they will receive the Constitution from
the Revising committee adopt it whole and adjourn
this afternoon tonight. Tomorrow, we hope TO publish
he constitution, in q complete and perfect form
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1851.

hh Huanghan, Tayl,r, :. Waits VIM Walls, WiEr Whit
t'e ira W lllianis, Wise. N"oitGi ard Wnrsiiam-il
me Convention then took Recess ill 4 oc'ocH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-01
ANIiSISG SCENE

At last evening, while the Convention were discussing
amendment Of Mr.. Wise to the schedule, restricting
the next Legislature (under the old Consu'ion) 10 the
passage of the ax-bi and other provisions necessary
10 the carrying on of the government-Mr. Hays on
the foor-the gas lights, from some cause suddenly went
our Mr. Bolts warned the Convention that the gas es.
Gaping would fill the room, and, unless they adjourned
at once the 1chole body ,roid be blorn up! He re-
pea,ed the warning and after the animated scan-
pene have Witnessed the body left the roomvot-
ing while running, lake until P. NJ Mr. Bolts,
ny this proceeding, richly earned his title OF The "Ieble
he succeeded in alarming the whole Convention, whose
members had idea Of being blown up at least until the
Constitution is adopted We will what Curtiuses
they would prove To save the Constitution.
All the windows Of The Hall were open and we doubt
whether any real danger Of an explosonat all
events the incident gave many happy uke-the best
If all being that gas being all expended the Convention
was forced 10 adjourn
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in republcanzing the old world great Britain jealous ana N
dread While it then becomes Tie duty Of N paiiI'H
North and South, contend manully aganst the
Of foreign ngatus and of wrrccd incendarles ~
the North whose Vaccinations fed by British ca'a
is no less the province Of wisdom vieanty ward oil
the blows upon the Union aimed at il from abroad.
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CHARLESTON IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST
MIR. RHETr.

CHARLESTON IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGAINST
MR.. RHETr.
A meeting 10 be held in Charleston on TUESDAY night
ITO give expression the views of of fao" cl
who in favor of COOPERATION for the purpose o
resistance 10 the aggessons of the Federal Gorenneh''
but who are opposed the Separate Secession Of a"u
Carolina from the Unon under existing circumstance
We have no doubt that the meeting large ana "-
posing one, as the call was signed by thousand ana
eighty names including many of the bes, men o INC
city, The separate seccssunists this movement
and call the leaders In 1t sny whether they co-oe-
rntioniss in Resistance, or co-operaunsts in Suoms-
sion ~ and whether he Compromise, and the Abolition OF
the Slave Trade in the District of Columbia hc or ar"
to be submitted to- should cooperation upon these past issues
be unattanabIr7'
----sss>-
RENCONTRE BETWEEN GENERALS FOOTE AND
QUlrMAN.-Wc perceive from the Memphis Eagle ol the
2lst instant that personal difficulty occurred between me
candidates for Governor in Mississippi Generals Fuoe anu
Qunun, the 18th instant, during their discussion ut
Sedgeyic in Pamela county. appears from the E"sIeS
account that both gentlemen had agreed refrain Ogn all
personalities in their discussion General Fuulc, however,
deemed no infracon Of this agreement ande t" cn
Quman's connection with the late Cuban EXPEDITION, ana
had done several appointments previous TO the one az
Sedgevis without provoking any interruption Al SIr6se-
vle however, when Gen Fooc spike OF The Cuban h! 'r
Gen Quitmnn stopped him and said that il was 1A4enHe
manly an dishonest violate their agreement There
upon Gen Fou;e called him "a liar" Blows were instantly
nierchaneed bu their mutual friends inlepo2rd afd sea'
rated the comhaants. According the Eagle General
Qunan has sgnifed his determination not To Sr'S win
General Foole, at my more of ler loin appointments
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" Ny a! Aa his wife and Henry p Irving and Robert h.
:. !u..'s To-. ;le ,a,, Ann NAV Defendants.
a' h,us hl.d his bill setting forth that the deieniauts.
"1" Indicted hIm his iduciry Character IN the
50 9& Wish interest thereon from the 81 day oi september
! "d. nud pvng decree ilu anI sale ui 40
Ne >ia" ruryc,ed BY marriage settlement tcwsen the
'S AHi be sufficient r the purpose oil satisfying
:e aud the said May aud not having entered tfeir ap'
""ppca.s by the affidavit "f the palni, that hey
ia.s oi ihc Commonwealth; II is ordered that they
" one month after due publication of this order, ana 90
'ce.7as project their interest, and that cory OF thls
T., MI inserted in public newspaper published IN
NchLnGt. tor four WEEKS aucce~svey, ato posted al
' tie Of this county, the first day Of
=, ,-ew;w r. ELDRIDGE. C C.
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Pgkl.lC CAUTION.


. particular The when there various dis
iinuay evaine. The public prints generally
nar adv OF quack nstruus purpnng
:s: aaici". from the t""iache 10 the Asa!ic Choein
T. Remedy and uch like attractive Workings highl,
rird Dy celebrated NJ D's and Other distinguished
exist alone in The imagination oi the writer OF such ad
~. These nosrums Usually tocn up 10 speculate
-xst l"ns a. they unknown Not with Bakers
EerS They have heen steadily and Continually growing
their first la reduction 10 the pubc I'LL ie deman
great that the Proprietor can with great ii
pace with il Thee Biers not recommended aa :
every disease hu Tor AGue and Fever. Dys
~ b. ~e! Complaint, Cholera Morhus lndccs"n Sour SI"n
L.. Az. clie. q diseases arising from the tority o
al of the DiG-sts Organs they uheluhl'ed
- "uchi give 'h,se lintcrsa foreign Iepua
81 the ennr>a,i"n their virtues should first be made
hGn and friends OF Richnnnd cry and the MI joinn:
- rudieAs have fund speedy and permanent
H;- these Bers and whose certificates may bs
I, .ia. 20 l.. BAKER, on lni"n Hill.
- us Bod kcr M. 49, Narke; Bridge Bennett Beers
Nan sre,t: Purcell, Ladd s. Co" Adic Gray: Jas Blair
'i Rrhonas. and 2. Lald, Apothecarics and Drug
: Ni'hgur,i Va.
. Al "rcrs addressed E. BAKER, will meet with prope
Son June q
lHANI ERi i--SlRGlNtA:-- rules held the Clerk.
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y. .SRktkl
NJ, i Eu\D STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
E\G practice Washington Clty IL ISL secured IA h:.
!! ~ eers L" cut new mode OF fastening ARTIFICIAL
Ill., of the usually gwen holds the cett
pace aud enables the 10 keep the mouth per.
several hunired Cases there has been but
i. s.s years.
M Hos Sas Wight J United States Senator from tho State
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
M !ssachusetts Legislature.

FRIDAY. Jan. IUth.
Messrs. E. D. Beach and David Mosley, members
elected Thursday for the County Of Hampden appear
ed, were qualified and took their seats.
Also appeaet Messrs Boynton of Middesex and
Messrs. Daniels and Kimball Of Essex, who after oom
plying with the prescribed forms took their seats.
The chair announced the Standing Committee for
the session, after which the Senate adjourned
HoUsE.-The House convened at IL O'Clock. Tn
on motion OF Mr. Wghtman Of Boston, the use of the
Legislative Hall was granted to the wings for an after
noon caucus.
motion made by j. NJ. Earle of Worcester
TO take up the order made by HIN yesterdays proceed
to the choice Of U. S. Senator.
Mr.. Kellogg moved to up the special assignment
On this motion some discussion took place. Mr. Earle
stating that the hour of assignment had not arrived
when he made his motion.
On the motion of Mr. Briggs of Nantucket, the yea.
and nays were ordered on the question.
The discussion was continued upon medicinal cues.
tons, growing out OF the two notions for some time
When MIR. Gushing Of Newbury suggested that the
special assignment should be taken up which was ia
ballot for candidates for the Offices of Governor and
Lieut.. Governor, to be sent up to the Senate.
The Speaker read the order adopted Thursday, d.
rectlng the mode Of the election and on motion OF Mr.
Gushing, Committee of three was appointed to re-
ceve the votes for the first candidate TO be returned
to the Senate, as foows:-Messrs. Wilkinson of Ded-
ham, Lincoln Of Boston, and Adams Of North Brook
field.
III deposlhng the votes, the members passed from the
East to the West in front Of the table, each row Of seats
in rider from the front.
The committee reported the result of the first ballot
Ing, as follows:
Whole number of votes $50
Necessary to choice 1876
George S. Boutwell, had 2lS
George N. Briggs III
The same committee were appointed to receive The
ballots for the second candidate
The result Of the second baoting, was as follows:
Whole number OF votes 3S9
Necessa y to a choice 1874
Stephen c. Phillips PIG
Geo. N. Briggs 40
On motion Of Mr.. Gushing of Newbury, the House
proceeded to the election THE first candidate for Lieut.
Governor, and the same committee were APPOINTED 10
receive and sort the votes
Whole number of votes ael
Necessary TO a choice 1876
Henry w. Cushman had 2I4
Juhn Reed had 1G6
The same committee then proceeded to take the BAL
lot Tor a second candidate for a Lieut. Governor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11

DEFINITIONS OF IMPoRTANr CHAR4c-
rERs.-1ommy Tetcks5ury gives. in tbe Yankes
Dlade' The following, as the correct definitions Of GER
tain characters
ftRe feHorS. The man who advertises in our
paper the man who never refuses to lend Won mon
ey' ana The fellow who is counting your sister
Gentett People. The young lady who lets her
,nother do the ironing, for fear of spreading ber
hands The miss who wears thin SHOES IN ,, nr
uay' and the young gentleman who is ashamed 70 he
seen walking with his father.
Industrious People The Young l,dv who rood,
romances in bed The friend who l. ai,,ars
ged when you call, and the spondent Who can
not ma time to answer your letters.
Unpopular Persoaages. FIT man !. - -,
MINUS tall man ia crowd, and short man On ma.
rade. ''''" vi pa
!. 1fmid People. A lover about to pop the oues-
.,on man VINO docs not like to be shot at, and
steamboat company with cholera case on board.
.Dignifed Men. A cit in a country togvn mid
shipman on qurter deck, and school committee IN
examination day. VI
Pefsec"ted People. Woman, by that tyrant man
boys by their parents and teachers, and MI moor
pie by society at large. r''' r'O-
unhappy People. All old bachelors, old maids.
and married people. ""'N''
~. .amoat'o"s Chaps The writer who paws the
magazines tor inserting his communications The
politician who quits his party because he cnn, ne
an office The boy who expects to be President ss'
r Ham6fe Persons The husband who does his
r Mme chnrning' the wife who blacks her husbands
him too much honor ~" w
=, Mean People The man who kicks people when
they are down, The subscriber who negIects 10 nav
Io ms paper and daddy when he refuses to let YOU
Sensible People. You and I.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11
The side Walks.

Why don't the people ash the waIksl
think it is pity.
That folks should be so 'tarnal slack
La this our famous city
For il to court the zephyrs cool,
You venture ont AT even,
Your head viii court the walks,
Your heels, the stars in heavenl
&c Why don't the people ash their walks -
Cries out one, As he Lunches,
And sliding of yard or two,
Comes down upon his launches
Its worse than walking in the mad
Makesmen appear quite baiky-
And the ladies shuttle it along
As if they danced the polka
Then let each one, where'er he dwells,
With liberal hand spread ashes
So that we all may safely walk,
Nor stand in fear Of snashcs.
But If you don't regard this hint,
Both married men and single,
I'll scold so hard next time l write,
That all your ears will tingle
[ Ncte Haven Register
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-11

SEIZURE OF Struggled GooDs.-We learn from
the Boston papers of last evening, that Collector Greedy
OF that port, has seized the British Mail Steamer n;
agara, under the revenue laws of the United State in
consequence efan attempt made on Monday night last,
to smugge on shore age lot Of aces, six g DDS &C.
It is said that neither the Captain subordinate officers
are i'm Heated in the transactions and il this is proved
to be the case the steamer will undoubtedly be released
The goods however, which are valued at IS 900. will
be forfeited to the Government They are supposed to
belong to some German Jews, who were passengers in
the ship.