Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-15

EVIL DEEDS OF THE COALIIIoN--A Writer
in the Lowell Courier is publishing series oi charg-
es against the coalition. At the last accounts he
had got up to No. 81, and probably will be "lngh as
ninety'' before long. With characteristic benevo-
ence, the Lowell American comes to the assistance
Of the writer in the Courier, saying;
sit strikes us that still more serious charges
might be brought against the coalition. Is 1t GER
tain that the coalition is gutess OF the leonlous as
saut upon Mr. William Patterson, that occurred
some years ago! There is a section of questions in
the Rejected Addresses which undoubtedly points
TO some cuprit, and perhapa to the Janus-aced and
Hybrid coalition. The writer asks:
''Who made theIquartern loaf and Luddes rise?
Who filed the btuchels shop, with large blue fesl
With foul earthquake revaged tbs Caracas,
And raised the price of dry goods aud tobaccosP
We think this undoubtedly refers to the coalition.
So here four distinct charges against it for
the next Courier"
No party, coalition or whig can long stand against
charges so serious these and others. The recent
alarming Increase of railroad accidents is ais charge
able upon the coalition and is the failure of MIR
GrinnelPs expedition in search OF Sir John Frank
lin. We shouldn't wonder if Mr. Pingree's failure
attributable TO the cause, and likewise
the official consumption OF an of tipple at the
late Boston jubilee. The dryness of the last summer
the work of the coalition, and also tho low price
of Vermont Central Railroad stock together with the
recent violent proceedings in California, and the
prospect of with Spain, in which we shall
probably 'catch it." Horrible thing, that coalition.
Yet the only thing that with absolute certainty
be attributed it, is the undoubted fact that il de-
feated the whigs thing in the estimation of
the latter, than the preparation of all the sins of
which parties and individuals can be guilty.-Boston
Times,
LITERAL OBEDIENcE.-The Emperor Paul, o f
Russia, celebrated for his imperative interfer-
ence with matters of police regulation, and hs sub
ordinates had ample experience OF the advisaby
OF literal compliance with the ;.~rer;al mandates.
Upon one occasion order was issued that tne
houses in particular streets should be numbered, No.
l. &C.. the police obeyed literally, and for years af-
forwards every house in these streets exhibited the
extraordinary inscription Of mo. l, &c.''
At another time an English resident was desrous
of marrying Russian lady The consent of the
Emperor was necessary, and an influential friend
catching him in plant humor, obtained the neces-
sary ukase, which at once forwarded to the po-
lice. To hear was to obey, and that at once The
ardent lover was aroused by midnight visit, and
with Siberia before his eyes, trembIngly donned
such garments as he had. few words explained
the matter, and the party then proceeded to the res.
idence OF the lady, whom they roused and then es-
cored the bewldered pair to the church, where a
shiVerlng priest performed the nuptia ceremony
Upon another occasion, order was issued that no
one should appear abroad after certain hour in the
evening without lantern. physician called sud-
denly to patient, was accompanied by his servant
bearing the light. The man was allowed to pass,
and the physician was arrested.