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AND GisGHsns EVER OFFERED ~ NEw-foKk-hIio. =
1oCy n LEaDBEATER, 81 Broadway corner Leonard -
are selling very elegant French Muslin for ts ar9 Iul
ard ide and fast c,loTs beautiful inquired ana
RaTeges for il Cd an client Bingham for II. ana Sk
TIs,ues f.Tenades Fooard SILKS, SILK and Linen L".-
,rs. ,t,ck Of SIX Bnese Linen and Toll de Lyons Man
I
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK. WEDNESDAY. JULY Q, 1851

rs Persons about leaving the City during the sunmer
n5hs can have the DAILY Tbun< sent u them by leaving
ar .ndng their adre to The Iblcs.on Office corner o.
sruce and Nassan-sts opposite the City Hal Pflcr "
cent a mouth, payable IN advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

~ Hon. J. J. CRITTENDEN, L. s. Attor-
ney General. who has been passing day or Two IN
this Cl,y, leaves to-day for Newport where he Will
remain for some time previous 10 visiting his home
IN Kentucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

~ La Farorita was performed at Castle
Garden last evening very much to the delight OF an
appreciatiye audience. THIS evening Anna Bo'sna,
and tomorrow LUCIA IN which slgnor BadeeIl, the
Baritone Of the Havana troup, will again make ms
bow TO a Newly ORR audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

IL During the past eight days there have
twelve steamers arrived Al this port, bringing one
thousand hundred and eighty three Passengers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE ENSu-
ING YKAR-At the Special Meeting OF the Common
Council las, evening. the Financial COMMITTEE 20
whom was referred the statemen, OF HIS Honor the
Mayor. IN reference TO the amounts necessary 10 De
raised Tor the contingent and other expenses Of the
CITY OF Brooklyn for the ensuing fiscal year, sub
mitted their report, OF which the following Is an as'
sres.fe abstract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
EIrc.,r FRrycy BRrpAL CARDS AND En-

vEIOPS The subscriber would respecughy can the AZ
,epinn Of parties requiring something truly elegant 20 hs
seaitfi style If Bridal Cards EnVeipis ava "c"o'Ns
"a ~, rvTRrrII BROADWAY. car Of DuaHe-d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

The DAY LINES TO ALBANY. The
steamer Aida has been withdrawn from the New
Haven hne and placed on the day line for Albany.
She runs IN connection with the Reindeer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

w For particulars overhaul your Dog
GET RoDss's Directory" for tins year when YOU find
page read land mako note OF Ii the above does not
SATISFY call at 1902 Nassau ~ Ann, where all matters IN
that line will ho fully attended to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

" The new packet-shiP Lady Franklin
made the voyage from this port TO Liverpool INSIDE
Of fourteen tay>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

Y Henry |. Fuller, member of the
Connecticut Houss OF Representatives from Kent,
died al Hartford on The til INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
K>Apr's HrALru Restorative BlrrERs

-E,e affords proofs OF the peculiar effects n ths
.,s, ratoa In complex cases, where dsortered comb
r a. The stonah IA. liver and bowels combined with great
ei,t, n,uus weakness. aud intense melancholy, ITS ct
tects are mos. benedcest and W9nderfd Where has
neon teJ hv females the hest results have been
achieved (energL Depot St2 Hudson It ~ Cents pei
b,'tle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

~ Citizens and strangers are invited I"
call and examine the f16 Of Boots Shoes and n'~
style Of CATERS for sale a: the BoOTNAkERs N!cN o
Tor Wholesale priceS Do i"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
~ Tuy Ngw-YoRK ACADEMY OF EDu-

CATION will meet this evening IN the chapel OF the
y University. Lecture on Geology, considered
IN connection with the Mosaic account OF he Crea-
ton. by Orson Kellogg, Esq The same SUBJECT To
be discussed after the Lecture. The public are re-
spectiully invited to attend. Admission Tree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

OF portraits while examining the cunos,ties OF The
City.
~ Copy of letter dated Chagres, June
-, 1851 Messrs BERFoRp & Co. Gents. We have
this DAY received per Empire City las packages.
which have been forwarded without delay. The let
ter bag was sent through ahead OF anything IL the
shape Of mail matter Remain yours uuy,
EygRs & WArERNAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

CY Those new and beautiful Fdttnt
Tsne.y Three PLY and pa,en: Tapestry ingram Carpet
ing. are now great demand Positively - be found only
AsnyRso,s MIR - selling Ingram Carpets at ~ and
Is Figd FLOOR OIL Cloths 81 and Is Three-pJ Carpets
=. .t.d a. ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
Wun Su,IL DgcIDE One Important

question ag taies NewYork merchanis-Whch OF the
'Fueproof Safes" DESTROYED, and which escaped
destruction IN the confederation gotten up the ossr day IN
Broad st. to test point important They >aChat
Herungs Safe and SeHrs Co : safe had holes burned
Through them and that IA, Phoenix Safe, of SHERWOOD
FIrzeLRALD up Watel out Of ,thc fiery ordeal
like Daniel of :he Lions don, unsettled Can tiS be
llef Who knows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

n Hon. II. J RAYMOND Will leave Liy-
erpoo for home IN the steamer OF the 10th OF July
We are glad TO learn that hl> health has much IN
proved during IN, absence
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~ " The METHODIST QUARTERLY ks

VIEW" July presents interesting table OF con'e''
and shows the comprehensive learning and e1csi'e''
culture which have gwen It such An enyiaae fHA
among our religious periodicals. Among the siosc''
are The Unity Vi the Human Race" contr"'ef'HS
the views Of Prof Agassiz and DR.. Morton 81,
Methodist Church, South" containing the his'S' ',
The sectional division IN tina. CLsfch, r" PTos'e =
Liberal Principles and Plutagch's Eofas
Editorial department, consisting OF bstet his'~i, -
tees, and literary and theological In'eiiseh0e'
usual, eynces great diligence. spini Of 'isilA"'
servation. and catholic taste IN letters. iL''0
Seoul
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rV"AppLEroS's Dictionary % MEcHAs-

".ApPLErOS's DICTIONARY 90 MEchA''
rcs has reached the thirty third number ana ','''
sustains the high scientific character when -,
borne from the commencement The ens''n7
are numerous and well executed, giving cle" -
of the subjects which aey are intended to Gu ''.,,
Wrhou, beng deficient IN scientific erac'ne>'
letter-press de.cr 2sion. are written IN luei' ~,
and IN general are adapted 10 popular comia
SION 20 far - the nature Of the subject aiml''-
ariiclcs on steam, steel, AMI Strength VI s'e,
In the last number are OF great interest. Inc
work. thus far Is gratifying illusiras'nn o. ~
yelopmeni Of mechanical force. under the Ii.' -
Of science. AMI especially m the unaei '"'''
ID Appleton s ca
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10 No luxury or bliss can surpass that

saul speaking picture # done m the exquisite sly lie OF
Roor'S C,aNcn Dagueneoiypss Gallery 800 broadwa,
conner Frankn-st Cloudy weather equally favorable
Ton the taking ef tAs new STYLE of pciure Process pa
tented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIc.-We have no

tced attempt the part IL Da to involve ignorant men
n his suits publication In which he has the daring
to intimate that published IN behalf Of the Shoe
Association against dealers Day Shoes unauthorlled
We can only saw reply that those VINO deal and doubt
will have their doubts speedily removed upon proof oIthe
implca with Day lis arrangements. by purchasing os
by selling the prated article When Days services are
CURED newspaper publications for Us, due notice VIII be
gwen. =,
In behalf Of y. l. r. Co Fogd Co, l.. Cander H,y
ward Rubber co and otIcrs U7u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
RuSIHESs NOTICES.

The BEsT IN THE MARKET.-lf you
want an elegant fashionable Hat which you procure
cheap buy 81 KNOX 70 Fult9nst II you want Hat tnA'
vii last FIR months years buy II KNOX you want
Bs suited 10 your features huy Of KNOX 10 short II you
want Hat possessing every qualification Of beauty, ye
duTa.I's and scOnony, buy Of KNOX tie can supply all
who call upon hum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

c. W. CLARKE's BENEFIT -The splen-
did performance Of George BarnweIl TINS afternoon
and of the Wandering Boys this evening, with the
other attractions, for the oeneht OF { clarke
We lsk for a crowded saloon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
INTERVIEWS WITHIN THE CITY.-O

INTERVIEWS WITHIN THE CITY.-On
Monday evening las Capt Smith, Of the First Po
lice District arrested five persons for violating An
ordinance prohibiting the n,erment Of the dead body
of any human being IN the first six wards of the
CITY The party WAS taken into custody while
egresslng from 81 Jamess burial ground IN Jly-st.
after having deposited the remains OF antniani-.
Their names are Michael Doyle Joseph Highland.
John Quincy. John Costello and Charles Moran
The first named was fined $25 the three next $40
each and the last s. In default of payment they
were all committed TO al
CARROLL PARK-A special meeting of
of the Common Council was convened last evening
TO finish the business OF the regular session on Mon
day night The first business IN order was the report
of the Committee IN favor OF opening Carroll Park
which was adopted ayes 10, nays q motion 10
reconsider was discussed and finally Withdrawn.
The LATE CHARGE OF MANSLAbGiirER
AGAINST DRUGGI>r-In the Court of Sessions yes
terlay Judge Johnson presiding. H. b Duryea. Esq,
District Attorney. entered n0Ue pT0StqH 10 a sec
ond indictment preferred and found against Godfrey
Uebberllng a druggist In Wllliamsburgh for selling
poison without label Hebberlng was tired and ac-
Quilted at the last term Of TINS Court on an ndlct
meat charging HIM with manslaughter, m having
carelessly and neggently administered strycnnine
instead of santonine 10 girl named Fanny Schuch-
ter whereby. a. alleged, she came to her DEAN
The circumstances of this case were gwen m Ihe
Trfl1fHe at the time of the trlal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

NOT HEAg "EhiS yrovetb s,-,..ca1e t. all Deaf per
suns VIA, ma, have neglected 20 consult Df l.ulfNkR
Aors III broadway. after the wonderful cures o deafness
Int ne daily performed by HIM HIS sccceSs rs an Ai
Ia and his treatment unattended with pam n
r,nsrr Te>monals 10 he at his Ear lnhrman 81
Rrn, \, where he can be consulted personally 81 b et
ter daily. from suns Fee 81 unpaid letters 'Vi"scu'
IVA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
GyyrLEMAyLy SATISFACTION. The satis

action gentleman ieeif N tscufns ~ u
made Sh,rfS h., N hli % haT be appreciated hJ
those IN The habit u ggyns Their orders 10 ORELN AO
Ho4. pynctua 70 hour and yerect adapted % the
grs his SIirts always ready 4 the time PROMISED an
never REQUIRE al
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MISUNDERSTANDING the past week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09
To- DR PHINNEy's VEGETABLE FAMILY


I.yon his battery has enlarged
With CANISTER you know rs charged.
And rowpsR Of the deadllest Aind
l. With his canister combined
Just bring his battery 10 bear
On wall door ceiling walnscot, star.
And YOU wll find the insect tram
All cut oft by coup ts main.
He'd bugs and rvacnes still more tough
lie murders with powder pun.
lNoNS Magnetic Powder, and Pills Tor destroying tat
mi m,c, are for sale wholesale and retail t2t Broadway
~ Y1 ST.
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GsSrLyMrs's SUMNER WEaR.-Frst

eua.y Ready made @n.e and co,ored Grass and Linen
Cos,s Zephyr Cloth, MerTno. AZ AGA, and Lrster o. .
siayie m!ied CASHMERE Memo. BJnbzne and DfiliaS
Panfaopns with large assortment OF Linen, ma'sni-,
aud other Vests AZ ~ gal Moderate pfIces
wv T. Jss.IN6s Co, zJl BfOta1t,,
,.,9f American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

GREAT DAsUERREoTyPE IMPROVEMENT.
We notice TIA, the splendid Dagueueotype Gale
nv the MessI, Root 36s Broadway continues 10 a.
tract throng OF tasteful and fashionable visitors Who
never fail TO express The highest admiration OF 'heIE
beautiful Improvements In this popular depart neni {"
art The peculiar method OF the Nessrs Root consists
IN delicate style Of shading Of The trapeTy, winch
brings the features Of the couaeaance INTO prominent
reliet and produces The effect OF an exquisite crayon
drawing Their daguereotypes are finished win
remarkable fidelity. and have nothing OF the distorted
unnatural and wootenish appearance which InaAes
20 many productions Of the kind nothing but hight
81 monS.rOsatles Whoever would possess pleas
ing and expressive likeness OF friend, should n''
fail 20 examine the specimens n Roots collection
before deciding on al artist s.roll through tneir
gallery presents ~ interesting OF distinguished
politicians civil and military functlonarles, renown
Cd poets actors tIvInes All u4hoaa,res. aAf great
variety oi other American ceieurles Every s,',as-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

NlBLo's.-The sisters Frank, who crea-
ted a fror, In their behalf Monday. IN the grand
ballet Of IL Dla5s Qpafrs. make their second ap-
pearance this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

AMERICAN PiANo-FoRTE ASSOCIATION
This popular movement l. explained IN our column
of Business Notices. The hrst Association mas al
ready distributed one Piano II delivers the second
the present week
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CITY ITEMS.

Governor, vote included IN Fulton CO.
In -lnlIng Hamilton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
Massachusetts Legislature.

THURSDAY, Feb. 81.
SENATE.-House papers disposed of in concur
renee.
Petitions presented and referred-By Mr. Russell,
petition of the Worcester South District Temper
ance Union for alteration of the license laws.
The bill concerning the taxation Of morgaged
real estate coming up Mr. Russell moved that it be
recommitted to the Judiciary Committee with in
structions TO report the same in new draft, with
amendments
The bill was then passed to be engrossed, 20 to
13.
The bill authorizing the issue of Preferred Stock
by the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad Corpora
ton, passed to the same stage, after being
slightly amended.
On motion of Mr. Robinson it was ordered that the
second Committee on Railways and Canals be d-
rected to inquire into the expediency of so altering
the 18th chapter of the acts of the year 1885, as to
vest in the County Commissioners of the several
counties the powers which by law are now vested
In commissioners appointed by the Supreme Judi
cia Court
The petitions ofBensonvlle Manufacturing Co. for
change of corporate name, and of Prescott g.
Chaplin, and VIM Carleton for leave to extend their
wharf In Boston, were also presented and refer
red.
MIR. WEIGH from the Committee on Parishes and
Religious Societies reported bill authorizing the
OitlouoA CohSt society OF Shirley TO sell
certain real estate as prayed for.
Adjourned
HoUsE.-Petitons, &c. presented and REFEREED
OF the town of Rutland (remonsrance) against that
OF William Comings and others; of Isaac Stearns
and others, for the creation of new county ont of
parts of Worcester and Middlesex; of James Stone
and others (remonstrance) against that of Silas
Hall and others; and of Sias Stone and others in
aid of the latter of the Worcester County Sonth
District Society, and of Elisha Sanwood and others
seVeraly for further legislation against the sale of
intoxicating liquors.
On the order relative to the reduction of Expenses
for the support of State Paupers-Messrs Brooks Of
Boston, J. NJ Earle of Worcester, Barney of New
ton, Baldwin of Egreton, and Hill of Williams.
burgh.
On the Petitions forthe formation of a new Comfy
to be composed of parts of Middesex snd Worces-
ter-Messrs, Wood ofFitchburg, Schouler of Boston.
Framing Of Monterey, Johnson of Stoughton, and
Lamson of Sheburne. D""
The report of the Committee on Elections. giving
leave to withdraw on the remonstrance against tbe
right of Mr. Rugg of Sterling, to seat in the Hopse
was accepted, after some discussion Adjourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

take about the language now. Mr. Ashmunthe attack
ed Mr. Aliens character for fairness and candor aud
said he made some illusions last night to the TACT that
during this very Congress Judge Allen had paraken OF
Mr Weosers hospitality, and to-day his colleague had
read from an old speech He smiled, and pretended TO
be friendly at Mr.. Websers table, and poured out his
maice today which he must have long entertained
Mr. Allen said the statement is entirely false.
sion
Mr. Allen-No
Mr. Ashmun--Then you read from an old newspaper.
Ny colleague admits that during this Congress he dned
with Mr. WebSter-then he accepted of Hospitality with
dagger in his hand This is his flankness. There
are gentlemen who remember that my colleague aud !
were at the Philadelphia Convention, and we both voted
ioI the nomination Of Mr.. Webster for President, as
the candidate of the Wing Party, and because he
not nominated, my colleague rose aud denounced the
Convention TO the Wing Party-and this the man
who talks of consistency. Mr. Ashm then denounced
other illusions to them false and when he had con-
cluded
MIR Allen rose to a question of order. He said he
was allowed to reply to the personal attack of Mr. Ash
nun, but another attack had been made and he asked
leave to reply.
There was much confusion, and after conversation
between many members had been INDUCED in, Mr. Nc
Lane moved that the committee rise, that the House
mig ht ako action on what had occurred.
Mr. Bayly, who entitled to the floor, refused to
give way TO either Mr. Allen or Mr. billiard, and then
made speech in favor ofthe bill-aiter which recess
was taken
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Exclusively to the Spy
WASHINGTON. Feh. q.

WASHINGTON, t6b. u.
SENATE The bill granting farther remedies to pa
enees, and the naval pension bill, taken up and
passed
The bill providing for the survey of public lands in
California was then taken up, and long debate took
place thereon, after which it was laid on the table.
The Mexican indemnity bill was received from the
House, and referred after an executive session. ADJ
jouned
HOUSE. After the usual opening business, the
House went into Committee the Army appropriation
bill Mr. Howard took the floor and argued in favor of
mounted troops for the protection of the frontier.
MIR Toombs condemned the expenses as too large,
and was in favor of striking them down.
MIR Burt defended the estimates Of the War De-
partment, saying that none of them could be safely cut
down. The debate upon the bill was continued until
the House took its recess
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
Severe Tornado.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 27.
Accounts from Tennessee state that frightul lorna
do took place at Fayetvie in Lincoln County, on Mon
day, by which forty houses Frustrated and destroy
ed Several persons are known to have been severely
injured and is much feared that numbers were killed
The damage is reported to be very great in all the sur
rounding country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE nrARKrT-r.1
[From the Boston Daily Advertiser

At market $40 Cate-about 400 Beeves and ION ST.,
Consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves t,o
three years old. 10y TWO and
Prices-Market Bee-Extra So so per cvyt-1st o,,.,.
SD do 50 Sod do $5-ordinary 81 So q'aI'y
Hides 50 % per cwt-Talow S. So
Stores-Working Oxen $50. rs and 60
Cows and Calves-Sl8, 81, "a 40.
Two years old $l3, 10 a S25
Three wears oid-$17, "a S27
sheep and Lambs-l l4O at market P,icas r.
~ So By lot, 50, So so SO. 'Atfa 81,
h , market is about the as it has @
dressed was sold by w. H. Thomas of BuTlnaIo SO lbs
Potter, Leland d Co, for 81 per cwt 7''-' w., to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28
Seven Days Later from Europe,
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA

The Europa, with 81 passengers, arrived at HaIfax
on Wednesday evening" at O'Clock She left Liver
pool IL A. NJ, 18th inst.
England.
The attention of the English public is cbee, oo.n-
pied in the exciting debate going on in Pariame1t -
tive to the Papal aggression question: Four ngb,s'
continuous debate resulted in gaining for Lord IoLn
russell PERMISSION TO introduce his bill of pains and
ates, By majority ON the vote OF 1872 0 ie"-
IT is confidently stated that the Duchess of o..
Queens mother) and the Duchess of Sutbori III III
Queens Ladyin Waiting, and the richest paosa w
Engand') are on the eve of becoming members of the
Catholic Church. Va INC
On motion of D'Israeli's involving the principle Of
free trade, the government only carried their ; VI
majority OF Ia, in a foil house. Most Of he ~ a.
members who have heretofore sustained the m,;str,
deserted them, and voted with D'Israeli Tho nratac
tonsts are greatly eatedat their prospects
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer was exnectod >, A.
hVer the budget on the 18th instant The trade and
revenue, it is said, are even more satisfacto ~ au
oiore reported, and it is expected that many obno
Taxes will be repealed. ' o'A'A'ous
Attention is being daily more and more directed 70
the western coast of Ireland place for transa,au.
TIC packet station. The government are strona, oi
tied upon the point The other Irish news is 9o{ worth
reporting % "O' "o''i
France.
| The donation bill has been lost in the Frencb A.
semoy by majority OF l02. The breach between
LOUIS Napoleon and the Assembly appears to be every
day becoming wider II is now proposed 10
National subscription to relieve the President From his
embarrassment. "" i''
The dotation bill was negatiyed on Monday bv asa
votes against 284 M. Montalembert made a strono
speech ne regretted the dismissal of Gen. Cbangar'
ner, but between the General and the pros;dan5 y.
knew that there was real incompatibili The div;s.
IONS o. the party Of order had begun with he eectoa
iawot May II, which startled them BY The success u
ITS own victory The majority thought of dividing III"
.h q Ine pear which they thought they had killed. all
AFTER some interruption, NJ. Montalemhert represented
o resident the expression Of authority which had
the left. '''0 ''P'eu oy
me Monae'T of Tuesday, in reference to the loss o
French Republic, declining to accept any subscrin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-28

Vocal Music.-There is no accomplishment NOR,
useiul IN social point of view than Vocal Music good
singer is good companion and iovinspirng sooH
But from the cold and damp atmosphere of our Northern
cnate the voice of good singers very apt to be
ana perhaps entirely ruined. Nothing in the world is her
ter TO restore it to its proper than Bushs
cough candy, highly medicated with Cod Liver Oil
" For sale in Worcester by A. Clarke Spur a. sbIev
lanes Greene d Co, l.. T Lazell and &. o. Weherbee
Druggists, at and 10 cents per package. feb26.d6f