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The New York herald., 1851-12-03

Gisg"nt BtiuaI cards, Envelopes, Cake
and brss waer o. the lstsst and most fashions
Die styles can be had a. KyERDELLs 2 Broadway, cor.
ner ~ Dntne strest Mr.. Evsrds has trrueh store as
cuttcmers. - wv
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

having gyen come pertinent hAs TO tho wearing COM
munity Genn seets the htution Of ladies and the pub
nc generally 20 bis unrv,f sssortnent Of t.ts uarten
mink srmine, ehinehs aud other Thc suft Yc,o-
rintf Itrrtt Cuhs scd trmuiass 81 has establishment
tre teved 20 exceed IN beauty and stok In the
cy The tssertmert Of otter and other Fur Csps snG
Oloves Tor gentlemen Is aiso very extensive,
OHM. 81 BrnadNaY. nnr naitA 81 P,ni,a
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

FIFTEEN PERSONS from Temperanceville, Pa,
were drowned by the sinking OF canal boat few
miles above Portsmouth, Va during storm on Ia
day last
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
Notice -R. Fisher. DR.. ..wst.hmaLcr.,,i

ysNeer late OF 81 BroidvpY takes this method nfor-
~, old sustome's at he has removed his paee
them and sell 10 them - lie vsusi low prices.
r. FISHER, ia, % Fulton street.,
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
Watches ana Gold Pe,s-J. v. saw

" Fulton street has constsnv on hand large stock of
pne EeS and ,lvsr Wt,eh. SOLD Chains Keys Pen and
renc Cates, nc, all Of tie latest and srpraved
sye, And ths lore.. tri5sa, Tor cash. TIE Reheer
The New York herald., 1851-12-03
Furs ! Furs : Eurs.

The fur that warmed monarch
warmed = bear"
Now u the winter &C our discontsnt
Made slorious summer by the fur, ofKses."
-, Shatsreare Improved.
cheap Assortment, for sale BY
KNOX, the Halter, No. las Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

Instruction In hnsraoxy aud Geology 81 his rooms No 6S
franklin street. near Drosdvs commencing on Thursday.
fifteen lessons, S.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EXILE -
Kessuth, the great man of the century, the repre-.
sentative Of universal human rights, an orator
without Q parallel in ancient or modern times, is
expected 10 arrive in this city in the Humboldt, to-
day or tomorrow. Preparations have been made
on scale of immense magnitude for his reception
in this and in other cities. Congress is likewise
preparing to receive him with degree Of 6cct that
will astonish the despots of Europe, and make them
grind their teeth in very anguish. The municipal
authorities of New York have engaged apartments
for him in the Irving House. The same splendid
suite of rooms which were occupied by Jenny Lind,
after she made her triumphal entrance into this
city, and excited the enthusiasm of the wise, the
piety of the religious, and the folly of the foolish,
have been splendidly refurnished for the reception
of the great Kossuth. A number of distinguished
and fashionable vsiters, from different parts Of the
country, are coming to this metropolis for the pur-
pose of being present at the reception. Among
others We perceive Madame Tochman and her
husband, the former being formerly better known
as Mile. Jsgella, the celebrated Hungarian
heroine. Her black eyes sparkle with enthusiasm,
and her stature seems to increase three or four
inches when she talks of Kossuth and Hungary.
The next month or two, in this republ,, will be de.
voted to the development Of public opinion, and to
an excite ment unpara leled in the history Of this
nation Of any nation, or Of any particular period
in the history Of the human race. We win be on
the verge of insanity during the whole time, With
cut being quite prepared to enter insane asylums.
Human nature has two strings to its bow. When
there is a representation of the highest virtue,
patriotism, and liberty, in any great age of the
world, there is also sometimes a representation Of
the opposition line Demosthenes the great orator,
and Lais, the beautiful oourtezan, both fourished
in Greece in the same age In the same vessel
with Kossuth, it is stated, is Lola Montez, who
formerly ruled and governed Bavaria, and in
troduced reforms into that kingdom, and who is
now an exile from the palaces at Munich. She
is coming over for the purpose Of commencing
. theatrical career in this country. Whether the
managers Of the theatres have made preparations
to give her a splen did reception, we don't know.
Neither do We know in which of our fashionable
hotels apartments have been engaged for her-the
Astor House, the New York Hotel, or the Union
Hotel; but We suppose all will be known in time
We have enthusiastic, stirring, and exciting
time in prospect All the managers Of our splendid
hotels and insane asylums, throughout the coun-
try, should prepare their vacant apartments as
soon as possible for the reception Of guests.
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

msn Of Prof Williams new soentso PRACTICAL and
useful such have before bad in our city, This
evenings experiments will be derfnl st. Aad
who wish the highest perform known ~
science and eeeoity shsris early 10 Hore Chapel Ne.
72U Bsoadyay
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

GFor reports Of the Secretary Of the Navy, and
Commissioner Of the General Land OHiee, SEQ
sixth Page
The New York herald., 1851-12-03

This Mornings News.
Our columns are filled this morning with i'm
portant national documents. Without any unu-
sual effort we are enabled to lay before the public,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07
Municipal Affairs.
BOARD OF ALDERMEE., ,

May 0, 1901.
The returns Of the election for Aldermen for Ward
O. II place Of A. Morse resigned was examined, and
Charles White was found to be elected The conven-
uon was then held and he duly qualified, and took
his seat at the Board
The petition of Erastus Tucker, for damages for al
terng the grade of Pleasant street, was laid on the a-
bic to await action other petitions for similar dam
ages.
The Committee on the Fire Department, made a re.
port favorable to an increase of the compensation of
the members Of the departments which was re-commit-
ted with instructions to report an ordinance in conforms
ity thereto.
License was granted to DR.. Arnold to lecture upon
Spiritual Manifestations . at the City Hail. on We'd
nesday evening.
Jona. Lyon chosen Fence Viewer in the place of
Albert Curtis, declined.
The subject Of the application before the County
Commissioners, for county road from Grafton to
Worcester, referred to the Committee on High.
ways, with discretionary powers.
Adjourned for two weeks.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07
In COMMON COUNCIL, }
Nav X 1871 {


Notice received from the Board Of Aldermen,
that Chas. White had been elected Alderman of the
9th Ward, in place of Adophus Morse, Esq. resigned
and proposing convention for the purpose of qualify
ing the Alderman elect,-and a convention was held
accordingly.
Ordered-(in concurence) THAT the Committee on
Highways be directed to cause the paving in Main
street be extended School street, with the neces
sary curb and gutter stones, and to be done in all re-
spects as well as the paving of last year, the expense
be charged the appropriations of the current
Petition Of c. A. Upton and others, for amendment
OF ordnance prohibiting awnings being placed in front
of buildings, unless extending outside Of sidewalk -
referred to the Committee Highways, with instruc
tons to report at next meeting of the CITY Council.
Ordered-That the Mayor, and Aldermen Earle and
White, and Common Councnen, Maxwell, H. s..
Washburn, and Chamhcrn, be committee to revise
the ordinances of the ciyto consider what alterations
amendments, or additions. may be necessary thereto,
andreport thereon.
An order authorising the Committee on Shade Trees
and Public Grounds, to enclose all occupied School
houseots of the city, and accept and set out such trees
and shrubbery may be offered them-was referred to
the Committee shade Trees and Public Grounds. to
report thereon.
The Report Of the Committee on the Fire DEPART
ment in relation to compensation of members of Fire
Companies &C., recommitted with instructions to
report bill in conformity with the recommendations of
the report in concurrence
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

WoHIAN's RIGHTS IN LoUIsIANA-IEAvY
DAMAGEs.-Two days of the past weeks session
of our District Court were consumed in the trial OF
the suit of Saunders VS.. Shaw-an action brought
by Miss Saunders, of this parish, against VIM. C.
Shaw, to recover damages for slander and defama-
ton Of character. The case having been most ably
argued for both plaintiff and defendant, was submit
ted to the Jury. who after short consultations re-
turned verdict of $l2 900 in favor of the plaintiff
-CGddo shreveport Lay Gazette
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

New EEcIEE.--A gentleman has exhibited in New
Orleans, model Of locomotive which can be used
for seamboatto to travel on land wateror plough
ing Or for any sort Of riding taveing-it can also
be used as fire engne or street sprinkler. The 6rat
engineers Of the city examined IL and pronounced that
be hasovercome every difficulty in the way Of travelling
on land by steam. lie made the model move ahead,
rerogade, turn round and round every way, with grace
and ease. AANaV85St1 M rsMSs ~
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

~. Snang, the Mormon chief of Beaver Island
proposes to protect fugitive slaves he thinks force
could take them from any Of the large cluster Of islands
in Lake Michigan Besides, colonies have been
menced on three islands in Lake Huron, which have
over 100000 piece, and where negroes would
be still more secure.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07
~ Father Mather is coming east.

" JOB PRINTING Of all kpds-FaInpIIets.
Catalogues, shop BiIlss Bank Cheeks, PSa.
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Bgisin ess
CARDS, Posters, &c. &c.-NEArLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms. dti
NOTICE.-I shall start en- business journey to ST.
Louis about May 6th and win take charge of any legal
business commissions may be entrusted me,
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys, Illinois. Michigan,
ap3O-d9t F. w GALE, 144 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

ATEssRs EDIToRs: Having occasion to call at A. P.
WARES Clothing Store, few days since,
ably surprised to the pile OF good and fashionable
garments Of every description, upon his tables. We say
agreeaby because this state of things different from
what twas but few years since, when Readg Maie
Clothing was hardly deserving the name, and when no
cloth was up by the manufacturers of ready made
clothing which possibly could be disposed of in any other
way tits however, at this time exactly the
None but the best and fashionable styles cloths are
purchased by the gentlernany Proprietor of this establish
men and by the assistance Of good and tasteful cutters
he is enabled TO offer the public, of cloth
ing which, for beauy and durability be surpassed
ap22-dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

MORE REPUDIATIoE.-A strong party has arisen
in Texas in favor Of the repudiaton of the debt Of the
State, provide for which so large an indemnity
paid by the general government for the surrender Of the
very equiyoca claim of Texas to territory which she
had occupied and had never possessed except
naper.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

LIABlLITY.-In the Supreme Conrt, in session at
Northampton last week, Leonard M. Hill recovered of
Thompson s. Company, proprietors Of the Express,
1902 damages for the loss of $492 75 delivered by the
plaintiff at the Office of the Express in Northampton,
in November last, to c. M. Alvord then the Express
Agent. Ayord testified that he never received the
money, but the jury thought differently.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

Notice to the Misunderstanding fitted up Rooms II
he most eat and pfsasdst ntAee~ eygrsss,y or
the DRESS MAKING BUSINESS and engaged tns servi-
ces OF an eoIeTlenced Manua Maker, (Ass NJ JOHN
SOM we shall be ready April lst TO carry on thar denart
ment OF business n al ats different branches in the most
taStetul and scientific nnG,tner.
r.s-Me would also inform the Ladies of Worcester
and Its vicinity that We have made arrangements TO re-
ceiye the LATEST LONDON & PARIS FASHIONS.
semmonlhly p
apfl-dwtf RI U4RnON& g cO
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

G75 Hobart Town papers of December notice the ar
rival of Lieut. Pate, under of transportation
for years, for The assault upon her majesty; he
displayed no symptoms Of insanity upon the passage.
Smith OBrien had arrived at Hobart Town from Port
Arthur.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

And 5000 extra to Clerk Of Engne Hook and Ladder
and Hose Companies
Petition of Z. G. Watkins, in behalf of Hook and
Ladder Co., for increase of compensation; referred to
the Committee the Fire Department, in concurrence
Adjourned for two weeks.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

FOREIGN IMMIGRATIoE.- number of Foreign
emgrants who arrived at the port Of New York on
Thursday and Friday of last week, was 3,728. The
Tribune says they of the middle class of Irish farm
ers, and have money Sufficient purchase land in the
West,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

EY- The 9th number of that excellent publication,
Appletons Mechanics Magazine, has been received
II contnues to maintain its well earned reputation and
deservedIy has very extensive sale. 1t be found
at fuckers s,--aso at Howland's
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07
WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
WEDNESDAY, MAY =, 1851.

u Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements ap
psar the next day, viii Please sed early in the day
possible. Also those wishing insert advertisements in
the Weekly, should send in early as Monday noon.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

The UNIoN.-The two Massachusetts Senators,
Honest John Davis and Charles Sumner, were no.
tlced walking together in Court street yesterday, in
very peaceabe and friendly manner. We hope
this is not an omen of disunion-C Commonwealth
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07
NEWER KNOWN TO FAIL!

Worcester, Probate Office, May 6, 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of ELISHA
COX, late of Bolton, deceased, Greeting
YOU cited to appear Court Of Probate be holden
l. at Lancaster the third Tuesday of May current,
to show why administration of the estate OF said de
ceased should be granted Caleb Nourse of Bolton
my7-dlW2M* CHAS. G.. PRENTISS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

- The sweetest, the most cngng affection is often
shaken by the slightest breath Of unkindness, as the
delicate rings and tendrs Of the vino are agitated by
the faintest air that blows in summer.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

E7F- A gang Of foreigners are taking rooms in Lon
don, in which they cook, smoke, and make diaboca
noises with the object Of receiving bonus to go out
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

BREACH OF PROMISE CAsE.--In the Supreme
Court Of Rhode Island, Wednesday, the jury the
suit Of Julia A. Perkins, vs. Francis Hersey, for a
breach of promise of marriage, rendered verdict Of
three thousand dollars for the plaintiff.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

% Before Washington city court German nam
ed Hiogauf has recovered verdict for 90 gulders
against Maria Baur. She had promised 10 marry him,
and he paid her passage from Germany, but when she
arrived she married another man.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

lY- The wife Of Ledru RoIlin, who is an Englisl
lady, brought him her marriage, fortune Of lOOO
900 francs.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

nY- Mrs. Elizabeth Paine, wife of Caleb M. Paine
in Auleboro was delivered Of three children on the
26th uIt. Their united weight was 16 "a pounds
all living and doing well.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

SHocKINc.-A lad named Moulton, IN Boston, had
one Of his eyes put out Friday afternoon, while playing
with ssfre-crachers."
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

AN ANCIENT RING.--Some workmen at Marble
head while engaged in excavating dock, the foot
of State street, recently found an elegant gold ring
deeply mbedded in the mud; it quarter Of inch
in width, and contained the following inscription:
SIS. ORNE, OBJ. I764, AGED 47.'
The ring in perfect state of preservation, glis-
tenng like the freshest Of Caorna's golden treasures
though in probability it had been buried in the mud more
than half cenIury-Ifaveller.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

THE SEAL FisHERy.--At last advices from New
oundland about half the seacrs had returned from the
ice, all with full fares, ahs.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

Head Quarters for Spring and Summer
Fashions
MESSRS. T'H4YER & EAlfES, 1T H4RRlNGToN
CORNER.
NISH to invite the inhabitants of Worcester and vi
w cnty, to call and examine othe largest and best
selected stocks of
Ready-Made Clothing.

Ready-Made Clothing.
To be found in the City, We constantly securing all
the new and desirable styles of clothing suit our
efs and consequently shall all times keep the very
pest made Garmehts comprising all the syles and
equal TO the best Custom Work in make and fnish TO be
ound III the narket. Garments OF every variety aud stye
an be found a, our Establishment
DRESS IND FRoCK COATS
Made from the best German French and English Broad
cloths Jenny Lind aud Close Sacks, made rom Broad
cloths SIX warp Cashmerett, Drap lie, &c Pants
made from the choicest patterns of French, German
English Cloths, Fancy Doeskins and Cassimeres
NESTS-A large variety of Black and Fancy Satin,
Buff and White Marsei aud many other kinds, which we
shall be happy TO show Our stock fur
nishing Goods is complete, among which very rich
Scaris and Cravats, extra qualify of FINE BOSOM
SHIRTS silk, Wool and Cotton Undersirs and drawers
The very best If Kid Silk Lise and Cotton Gloves Silk
Wool and Cotton Hosiery Hats Caps Umbrellas Trunks,
&c.
Boys Clothing;
We shall pay palticHlar attention this branch of The
business, and fed confident in saving the ladies' that by
calling at Harrington Corner, they will avoid trouble
and perpex y they usually with in procuring Cloth
ing for their Children;
We shall be very happy receive the patronage of
lY Great pans will be taken part to give every
customer entire satisfaction. Vim. d. THAYER,
d. II. EAMES
Corner of Main and Front streets, Opposite the City
Hai) Worcester Mas. may7-dwlm
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

Edr Hon. orn Fowler has SO far regained his
health, as 10 be able to leave his room
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

% Pleasure which cannot be obtained hut by un-
reasonable and unsuitable expense, must always end IN
pain.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07
DIED.

In Sterling, March 81 much lamented Maria E. Hastings
daughter OF Rufus and Isabella Hastings Aged IA years
IN Hopknon, May 4th, Mr. Vim. Valentine, Of CAPT
Jos Valentino aged 30 years.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

Gy- The State of Pennsylvania has appropriated
$4,000 for completion Of geological survey of the
State
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

Gd- Julia Kennedy, Of Lawrence, committed suic d,
by drowning herself ia Merrimac river. s
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

E'- In Ohio, sheep killed by dogs are paid for ont
Of the fund raised from the dog tax
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

Wilbraham was visited on Saturday, 10Th, by a
whirlwnd three miles wide which prostrated fences
the telegraph line &c.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

east iron hotel, five stories high, is about to b,
erected on Sd street near Arch, Philadelphia.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

20 During the prevalence of cholera in France, tn
disease was epi iemic among horses as well as men,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

THE HARMoNEoNs.-Thi is the last evening of
this popular and worldwide famous company, who take
their leave to fulfil engagements in other cities. They
have richly earned the extensive and enyiabe position
which they occupy artists and performers Of the first
order of merit, the crowds in this city as well as in
other places, who have witnessed their unique enter
can testify They composers of some of
the finest melodies Of the day, and vocass and in
performers, have equal They have also
introduced many and pleasing features in the Ethi
opian ne among which is the ballet Of Sampatchieno,
BY the Rabble amily-which has heen received night
y with great applause and satisfaction. This evening,
they will bring Of their best pieces, and there
should be general attendance give them full house
this the last occasion of seeing them for the
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07
RefrigeratOrs.

MILDRED e. DRURYS new pattern REFRIGERA-
IL TORS-the best article in use, constantly hand
for sae manulacturers prce the House Furnish
ing Warehouse, W aldo Block
my7-eod6t WHEATON e. HICKCOX.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07
The anniversaries.

Many of the religious and phanthropic associations
which have for their object the moral and intellectual
advancement Of the human race, will celebrate the
niversares of their organization, during the present
week. in the city of New York. by appropriate services.
THE AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS
held its anniversary Sunday evening, at the First
Presbyterian Church, where sermon was preached by
Rev. Dr. Potts, and the eleventh annual report of the
receipts into the treasury during the past wear, have
been $I4O,22l, and the expenses $14O0s5. There
are, at the present time, hundred and fifty laborers
connected with The missions Of the Board in heather
lands, in addition to those who are endeavorine to diff
fuse knowledge Of Protestant Christianity in the Pa
pal countries Europe The society has three missions
upon the coast of Africa three in China, one in SIAM
three IN Upper lndia besides seven ministers and thir
ty-nnle agents among the Indian tribes During the
past year, three chutches have been gathered in be-
RIA, eight in India, and in China There are 300
children in the various schools connected with the
sions, all of which represented to be in heathfl
condition, with the exception of SIAM Six millions
pages have been issued by their press in India and
three millions more in China, besides the vast amount
otregous matter printed in this country under the d
rection OF the Board
The AMERICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
This society, of more recent origin, but with objects
not less important, held its anniversary meeting at the
Mercer street Church, where the annual sermon was
preached by Rev. Daniel H. Riddle, of Pttsburg Pa.
The weather was unpropitious, but notwithstanding
this the audience very large and listened preach
ers eloquent appeals in behalf of the objects of the So
ciety with the deepest attention.
THE NEW YORK BIBLE SOCIETY
held its anniversary the Tabernacle, at which place
the annual sermon delivered by Dr.. Cleveland, of
Providence r. l.
The AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CHRISTIAN UNION,
which has for its especial object the counteracting of
the influences Of Papacy, held its anniversary at the
Amity street Church, where eloquent discourse, APP
propriate to the occasion, was delivered by Rev. DR.
Williams.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

DIR. Kittredge, one Of the assistant physicians al
Deer Island, is laborins under attack Of ship
fever.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

Eg-A lady named Mckinney, hung herself with her
garters at Cincinnati, last week.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

EE- The new postage law will go into effect on the
LIST Of July next.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07
SPLENDID BRITANNIA.

1 Largeiuvoce of Reed & Barton's splendid Britannia
"A consisting of COFFEE POTS, TEA POTS, SUGAR
BOWLS, CREAMERS SLOPB0WIS. CASTORS &c
just received the House Furnishing Ware House Waldo
Block.
my7eod3w3t WHEATON & HICKCOx