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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

we were gratihed and instructed on Saturday
AFTERNOON, by witnessing an Exhibition at Brinlev
man, oil very novel and interesting character. II
'V'isiSed oil recItatlons in Geography, by Miss AL.
zee select School, the pupils Of which have been
instructed an that important branch Of KNOWLEDGE,
BY what is known as Peton's system of teaching
Geography, by Mr. G. MeKndley of Northampton, a
gentleman who appears to possess all the requisite
qualifications OF successful teacher The system
IS taught by means of series of large mans. pre.
pared Tor the purpose, and teaching the various
divisions, in rhymed lessons, set to music, which
lessons are chanted by the scholars, with the map
before them, at the same time that one of the pupils
points out the different localities thus, by the
double power of association and vision, impressing
every tact upon the youthful mind. The class.
whose proficiency we witnessed on Saturday, we are
assured had been under Mr. McKindey's instruc.
tons. Tor only the brief space of seventeen hours
al 'od and the youngest Child among them appeared
10 nave better knowledge of the geography Of the
earth, than many children of twice the age, who
have been taught for months, and even years by the
dull and dry process pursued in most of our schools
"a large and intelligent audience was assembled to
witness this interesting exhibition, and the sentiment
seemed tobe universally entertained that if there is,
as once said, emo royal road to Knowledge there
are at least more lacile modes for its attainment,
accessible to all, than formerly and that the
prompting Of true wisdom is, to use such modes.
when satisfied of their superiority and excellence.
We trust that Mr.. McKindley will crafty our cti.
zens with another exhibition, in a more commo-
dous Hail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Franklin
New YoRK No, 9

NEW YORK, NoU.2.
The U. S. Mail steamer Franklin arrived at IL
O'Clock, to-day. She left Cowes on the 22d ult.
and has made an excellent run.
The Franklin has large number OF passengers
among them, Chevalier De Sodienrero, Ambassador
Extraordinary, and Minister Plenipotentiary from
the Court OF Brazil to the U. S.
John Caucho comes bearer Of dispatches from
Spain and France.
The Cotton market at Liverpool has beeu dull and
prices for American and Surats are one eighth lower
The sales were 5000 to 1000 bales, chiefly to the
In flour and wheat only moderate business has
been done, and at the decline noticed on Friday
3 a ID on flour and Id on wheat Corn is little ell
CURED Tor, and is nomnally as last quoted. The
Manchester market has sympathzed with that of
Liverpool. Business limited with gloomy aspect.
The Africa arrived out on the 18th.
The London money market was easier. English
funds firm, Consols 81 I.3 IA 95 49,
The commercial advces from the Cont;nort ore
devoid of interest.
The steam propeller, S. S. Lewis, arrived at Liy
erpool on the 2lst. On the 18th, 81 miles west Of
Cape Clear, she lost her propeller in heavy gale
She left Boston on the 4th ult
ENGLAND. Kossuth has not vet arrived.
public meeting held at Leeds on Monday
evening" for the purpose of agreeing upon an address
TO Kossuth.
From the Cape of Good Hope, unfavorable news
to the English had been received. Ten ,bousand
more troops were wanted.
The Baltic arrived out in ten DAYS and IA hours
HANOVER The King of Hanover lies in crit.
ical condition.
SPAN The news from Spain is unimportant.
The Duke De Rise was talked of for the Fore;oo
Department.
The Queen of Spain has written letter 10 tho
Cubans, congraulating them upon the defeat of the
invasion.
fRANcE.-Letters from Paris report matters as
very serious The party of order seemed on the
point OF giving way. The Bourse was quiet
AosTRlA'-VIenna letters state that the emperor,
on his return from Galica, will proceed at once TO
Austria
terrible explosion of Powder Magazine
occurred near Kremz. on the 18th. Manv lives
were lost.
Minister Plenpotenary from the u. States
mad arrived at Vienna, commissioned to nepotate a
postal arrangement with Austria. The Ministerial
crisis IN France has had unfavorahe effect unon
the Vienna change. 1t is stated in Prussian name,
that treaty OF Commerce has been concluded be.
tween the Porte and Austria, and notifications ex-
changed.
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Mr.. Giddings,s Speech.

In other columns of this days paper we publish
au abstract of the first portion of Mr.. Giddings's
great Speech, at the Worcester Depot, on Saturday
evening. Two hours were occupied by the distin.
guished speaker in the delivery of his able, eloquent,
and convincing argument, during the whole Of
which time, the most profound attention was rem
dered, and in which there was no interruptions save
by the spontaneous plaudts of the vast assemblge.
In the report which have given, we are aware
that we have done sort of justice to the eloquent
language in which he poured forth the feelings of his
manly and patriotic heart, brief synopsis being all
that we have attempted. But it was an occasion
to be long remembered by those who were present,
and we trust that the burning, glowing eoquence Of
the old pioneer in the of Freedom has enight-
ened the benighted understanding, and awakened
the dormant energies Of many citizen, who, until
that hour, has submitted to the shackes Of party,
rather than himself to follow the footsteps of
truth, the dictates of reason and humanity, the
promptings Of patriotism, and the commands Of God
Want OF space obliges US to defer until tomorrow,
theremainder Of our report, and we have only room
TO add, that at half past nine the meeting adjourned
in state of joyous enthusiasm, which found utter
in repeated rounds Of applause, after having
passed unanimous vote of thanks to the President,
Snperintendent,and Directors OF the Railroad Cor
poratoin, for the Of the Depot.
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LATER PROM CALIFORNIA,
Terrible Riot at Chagres
NEW YORK

New YORK, Nov. LIST.
The Steamship Cherokee arrived about haEpast
fve this afternoon, with California dates to October
LIST, bringing an immense number IF passengers,
and 100000 dollars in Gold dust
The general news from California, is unimportant
The country remains quiet, and crime is so seldom
heard of, that general feeling of security pervades
the community. Trade is c6maaratvely dull, vet
the miners doing better, and the fall
trade is looked forward to with confidence. The
value of real estate is improving.
terrible riot is reported to have occurred at
Chagres, between the natives and returning Califcr-
mans. number of persons are said TO have been
killed.
A passenger reports some 80 to 40 natives killed
and number of Calilornians. Messrs. Adams &
Co.'S. messenger, with all their dispatches was left
I behind, and it is feared that he was slain.
The Cherokee passed the Ohio going into Cha
gres. Capt. Bailey of the Pacific is dead.
The riot at Chagres was between the natives and
American boatmen, and arose from an attempt to
prevent the former from carrying passengers to and
from the steamers. The riot continued for several
days. Mr.. Gleason, the U. S Consul, was much
censured for not interfering. The for his nom
interference that he was interested in some of
the boats of the American boat. club. A number of
returned Calilornans also countenance the move
ments of the Americans, who thought to be much
in the wrong.
The Capital of California has been again removed
from Vallejo to San Jose, the former seat of gov
eminent
The mining prospects never so promising,
the present yield exceeding that of any former peri
cd. The quartz mining was prosecuted with great
success
The Indians in the Northern part of the Stat
were represented again troublesome.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

HUNGER CoNsrsTENcY.-The Transcript
of Saturday, utters low minded appeal to our
Irish fellow citizens, to vote the wing ticket, on
the ground. that as the Wing party are in fa-
yor of Internal Improvements, there are more
railroad enbankments to be made, and a greater
number Of bitches to be dug 1t makes merit
ofgving employment to the ''poor Irish" when
there is not man in the country who does not
know that the employment of Foreign labor upon
such works is the result Of Wing avarice and
Wing cupidity, taking advantages Of the necessi-
ties Of the poor, and compelling them to work at
starvation prices, even in this free land. In the
same paper in which this insulting appeal is made
TO the Irish, there is an account ola bunker
Wing meeting at Warren Hall, in which the
principal speaker was Mr. A. B. Ely, of Boston,
one Of the LEADERS Of the NATIVE AMERICAN
PARTY in Boston, party which was formed for
the express and avowed purpose Of depriving for
egn citizens Of the right OF Suffrage. and prevent
ing them from having any share in making the
laws which govern them, or electing the rulers
who execute the Laws. Great is the consistency
of bunker Whiggery.
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Senatorial nominations
[OFFICIAL.]
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

SEcRETARY's OFFICE, Oct. 81, 1851.
The several cities and towns OF the Commonwealth,
having been supplied with the number of envelopes re-
Quired by law, for the of the voters it is deemed
proper state, that said envelopes were manufac-
iured by machn,ry, it highly probable that few
ofuhm wiz be found deficient in gluten, sealing
ter otherwise def ctive. 1t is therefore very desira-
bic that all those appointed distribute the envelopes
he voters, should be careful deliver that
not in all respects perfect
AS the supply furnished is equal to envelopes TO
each the list, there I've occasion to use
any that imperfect and both distributors and voters
cautioned to due circumspectien.
Editors of newspapers throughout the State, are de
sired to give this notice an insertion.
AMASA WALKER,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

LIE SECRET BALLoT--Keep it before the
people, that the first fruits of the Secret Ballot
law was the conviction ofthe Wing party, in the
last Legislature, of voting illegally by double bal
lots. "a burnt child breads the fire and ,,.Idaa
dogs are afraid of cold water
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.

Dispatches from France and England, are under.
stood to have been presented at the State Depart.
ment by the acting English Charge, Mr.. Cramn,on.
10 the purport that If any more hostile expeditions
against Cuba shall depart from the American mort.
the naval force Of these countries win ;mmod;,,.,.
proceed to search all vessels ofa suspicious eharac
'er' no matter what flag they may sail nnder.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

SARrAINs UNION MAGAz1NE.-This pop
ular Magazine for November is at hand. Rich
and tasteful as ii uniformly is in embellishments,
its chefest recommendation is the excellence of
its reading matter, in which it exces any other
Magazine of its class in the country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

~ len thousand strangers were said to be-
IN Harrisburgh, Penn, on Thursday. ON occouu,
Of Inc State Fair held at that place. 1t is lie
i,rS' OF the kind ever held in the State. 1t is a
the show of cattle is not very large.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

% On the 10th INST. we published communica-
ton, IN which it said that it had been ''errone
ousiy stated in one Of the Worcester papers that
Messrs Hovey & Lazell, of this city, obtained the
flrst premium at the recent Mechanics Exhibition in
Providence" In consequence Of that publication,
VIM Hovey, Of the firm of Hovey s. Lazel, has.
FURNISHED us with the report Of the Committee on
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements, exhibit
don that occasion, as published in the Providence
ro't' OF Oct z, and signed by the Committee
That report, after recapuating the articles exhibit.
ed &c, says: "The following is the award of prem
iums:''
10 this "award," we find the following para.
graphs:
"Cornell & Dennis, Newport, hay. cutter, in some
respects superior, ST.
William Hovey, Worcester, for four hay-cutters,
No other awardwas specifically made for hay-cut-
tiers.
Inc Carpet Bag says there must be some hor-
ribe cannlbals IN Boston, because 10 an eating house
the other day, man called for "Baked Indian"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

aY- Can the Transcript inform US when AD-
AM ANTHONY was Governor of Rhode Is
land, or how that gentleman came by the title OF
Ex-Governor. We know one Adam Anthorney,
resident in smithfeld L., who is very res
peciable farmer, but we have yet to learn that be
has ever filed the Gubernatorial Chair.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03
COMMERCIAL
SALE OF STOCKS,
AT Boston. Saturday, November L.
New York Marltets-Fron, Dry Goods Reporter.

Co., New YoRK, Oct. 81, 1851.
n, OoTroN'-our Cotton market has receded cent per
~ shre our last report, and under the European adj.
,ocs he initket still favors The buyer The sales of
"e week aggregate 5000 bales, mostly for expert
wooL.-The feeling Is decidedly better. and though
~, can Do quoted, the market l. 6rmer than
nave nsen wrought by the belief that the article has
hs sales foot up at 100000 lbs the prices ranging
from 81 cents for medium 10 As cents for f blond ma
70 cents for unyyashed. 80 ''0VN' N''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

- The following gentlemen were chosen the
nominating Committee, at the Free Soil meeting on
Friday evening ast,to report list of candidates for
Representatives to the General Court be support
ed BY the Free Soil party at the ensuing eaction:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

New HAMPsHIRE.-The New Hampshire
Flee Soil Convention met at Manchester Thurs
day. Alonzo Smith was chosen President with
ten Vice Presidents. John Atwood, of New
Boston, was nominated candidate for Governor,
receiving 1877 out Of 2IS votes cast Hon. Amos
Tuck and others addressed the Convention, de-
nouncing the Fugitive Slave Law, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

l have pit the questo wihna few weeks to lO0,-
600 of ny fellow citizens in Ohio, and have new
er heard the first man stand up and say that he sas
tanned tlem.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

NEM York ELECTION The annual State
election in New York, takes place on Tuesday
next.
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,Daguerreotypes.-AD ANS having removed fIom
Maluo BLOCK, to Briney Row, opposite the American
types, 10 give BIN call. Two medals and two Dplo
mas awarded to Adams for best Daguerreotypes
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

Ice TO EGYPT.-An Ienterprising Boston
house, recently shipped cargo of ice to Aexan-
dria, which was sold to the government at a arg
profit.
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q be Daily SPY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1861.

u Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements
ap ear the next day, will please send in early in the
day ossibe. Also those wishing to insert advertise
ments in Weekly, should send in as early as Mon
day noon, All advertisements for this paper, from
Others than regulsr advertisers who have with
the office must paid for the time they inserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

To ii II s bands d Fathers The
subscriber having been appointed Agent for several long
established, and sound Life Insurance COMPANIES (among
which the National Loan Fund) furnish freely to
desQns IF ayailing themselves of its advan
tages the unrest IHurmHtIon relation 10 the whole
subject, at the OFFICE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS,
SPY. EDWA ~ D EI Isl = 10
je20-dwtf " 1'
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pr H. w. buxton, PULMoNIsT, Corner of
Where his services can be promptly obtained ar an,
Professional Duties - P''i0"S
AuscultatIon and Advice Free d,e Jo.os
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-''9'01 NJ
meetn the Free Soil Head Quarters, in Piper's
Block, tomorrow, Tuesday evening. at IL
O'Clock.
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Mrs NJ: 5. TIL ON pson, FEMALE PHYsI
NJ MD MIDWIFE, has removed to Kinds Court rec
49, "i'PiS-sIcet. apl4-dIV
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u ntl man and Lady can he nc
pie street. ' ~ w. 4"a-
octll-tf
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j. *. Clark, HOMEOPATHIC PHysIctAN No
w anut Street Office hours from 8 70 10 A. NJ and
from TO L NJ. " ~ anu
Worcester Jan. LIST, 1851 ian1 ,f
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HI. X. Stratford womb saw 70 oil ,,o.o
wishing good Daguerreotypes of themselves or friends
tnat they can obtain them by calling on him. at he
1ieat daguerrean Palace, Nos l6 and IL Harrington
Block, corner Of Main and Front sts where an Iii b
treated with civity and polieness Entire satisfaction
s""i""tcOu' sen27dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

connG = ~" 1850, OF exquisite flavor always to be
1od.r l.. I. LAZEIL
Ao-uu 201 Main 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

ChiIsOn's Furnace Ponds Ronoos
latOrs. o"s 'entli-
r. LoklNG, Agent for the above, 70 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

IL ID; | o Is, Nj. d., HOMEOPATHIC PHY.
sIcIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main Street 0fce hour,
from 8 to A. NJ, Q to 4 and TO SPIN "o"i'
Aug g, 1851. a.,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoticS.-By invitation of the Ladies' Health Asso
citation, MrsA. II. Price of Milford, will deliver lee
turo on the subject of Dress, at Brinley Hail. TUES
DAY EVENT NC, Nov. 4th, at75 o'clock. The citizens
of Worcester are respectfully invited to attend.
Admission cents, to defray expenses nov3-d2t
BfisS's Compound Cod LiUtr oil Candy.-The Cod
fish has furnished yeomen with wide field of labor,
the tastes ofour people with delicious article of food
fer many years, but it is only until pc iod il
has been found that the oil extracted the liver of
the fish could be used article OLE nateria medi
Since its introduction il has wroua the WON
derul changes The features of the Elections of the
throat and lungs. The virtues of Cod ive Oil
knowledged the world over, and all these virtues
found combined in Blss's Candy, which stands unrval-
led "A remedy for Coughs, Beware of counter
fes Prepared by b. X. BLISS, sole proprietor SPRING
field, Price 25 cents package, For sale by
ID, SCOTT, Jr & CO.
General AGENTS for Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03
General Agents for Worcesler.

The nj e c IA anics' Fair has furnished
abundant evidence of the rapid progress, and great
tent Uf the Mechanic Arts in this city In department
OF industry and tiade has there been, in short period
OF time, greater progress Improvement, and expansion,
than III the manufacture of COthing and the
to A. Z. WARE, the Proprietor of the Extensive Cloth
ing Establishment, Nos. S and Merchants Row -
And we give readers no better counsel than
recommend this place of the worthy of pat
roiage account of the great and variety of
the stock, admirable proportion and workmanship of
the garments, and the established moderateness of pri
ces Mr. Wares advertisement will be found in anoth
er column. sep27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

Mrs. s. o o w N, an experienced and s,,....,
fa Midwife holds herself in readiness d anu
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence
No. Austin street "ea a' 5 =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

It lie p u b / C invited to call at Dir. Van A
stns Daguerrean Rooms and of his nimitable
Nignette Pictures; also many other STYLES, (y the da
guerreotype process) which Intended for exhibition
at the approaching air. Dr. Van keeps (by far the
largest and most complete of DaguerreOtype
goods TO be found in the The best of everything
is for sale and for at his rooms first north of the
American Temperance House, Main street. Worcester.
sepIl diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

DIR. j. ClRVvsOn Kelly, of New York City,
Analytical Physician, will be in attendance at his
Office ON the conner of Church and Mechanic Street.
Worcester, during THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Nov.
9Th and 1th for the purpose Of consulting with his pa
TENTS and all Others DESTROYS OF advising with him upon
diseases of The Lungs Liver Kidneys, Spleen, Heart and
the symptoms characteristic of these complaints called
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Debility,
PapitatloHs, Numbness, &c. DC.
Laaies and Gentlemen invited to call Advice Civ
en- freely WITHOUT Oh rye. o29 WIT
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Cool and Sparklimg Sodo, i,,,
every variety of sYRPs Fifty Tickets far one onI
l. t. LAZELL, Apothecary.
sePo uWtl 20l Main greet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

J., 80. -. NJ ore, MERCHANT TAILOR and Dealer
IIo,eI pni Ginislng Goods.No 2lS4 Manstreet u s.
y ---oes.eI. nAhs. jyl2
no IL IL, INA, der. hOIAN lCPHYsICIAN. Ogice
lI5 Main ST. Worcester. coz o9s''o
Wanted-A Young lady to keep in a Lace and Fa n
cy Goods store Inquire at JIG Main Street. osOdat
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TERMS:

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THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPREsEN.
TATIVES.

The next Congress will doubtless be as
important, 10 say the least. as any that has
preceded it, and it may be of interest 10 our
readers to know the character OF that por-
lion of The delegation which has already
been elected. OF the ,hirty.one S'ates'
eighteen have chosen full delegations. in'
cludiug the great States Of New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio. The political
character of this delegation may be gather
ed from the following table, compiled by a
in which the delegates are
classified as Wings. Democrats, Free Soil
Wings. and Free Soil Democrats.