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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08
Kew Centre Of Attraction,
AT HE
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE HOUSE.
Worcester, Fei. Il
no. 4, Merchants, Row.

NO. 4, Merchants Row.
EHE Subscribers having formed copartnership under
L the name of WARDEN q DUDLEY, and secured the
above well known and familiar Stand, recently occupied
by T. A. Clark. would most respectfully call the attention
OF the inhabitants of Worcester and vic nifty their
sve stock of Fashionable READY MADE CLOTHING,
made to order expressly for the Retail Trade and
prisng complete and general assortment Of ENTLEMANs
and BOYS wearing apparel which and will be sold
prices to Gely all competition The public will also bear
mind the fact that our stock entirely and resh
ecied with the greatest Care and safely say
gives The public finer opportunity securing better bar
gain than has ever been offered.
share of public patronage is solicited Motto will
ever be quick Sales and small PrOGs and highest
aim to please each and every who will favor us with
call Mr. Dudley thankful for past iavors from his many
customers IN the Custom Department while in the employ
OF Charles e. Schoff a. Co.. of Boston, would solicit a
tinuance of their patronage, he may be found at his
stand ready and willing TO take theil he has
done formerly.
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE House. No. Merchants
Row, directly in front of Worcester House.
bll-d&wtAl. WARDEN & DUDLEY
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To Manufacturers and mechanics,

10 Observation-Disclosures anu M6CIldIICS,
WE would respectfully call the attention of Manufac
w turers and Mechanics to stock of BELT LACE
and PiCKERSTRlNG LEATHER. FILES and TOOLS. OF
all descriptions Best London Emery, Uptons Frozen and
Dried Clues Cages Superior Sand Paper Copper Belt Riv
els and Burrs and great variety of articles wanted by
Mechanics generally.
ieb26-dwtf POOLE g. MILES. 231 Main ST
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New Dress Goods.

Large variety of DRESS SILKS have been opened du-
N ring the pas week at the " Hven Among the newest
styles are the CEENE SILKS, which very elegant.
mar6-dlw&w3t GEO. p. BRYANT.
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GREAT SALE AT AUCTION /!
s w SEIRX s. co

XNTILL sell at Auction on SATURDAY, March 8. COM
wv mencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and continuing through
the day and evening,
TWO HORSES, ONE TOP CARRIAGE,
Three Wagons, Horse Sled, Harnesses Saddles
The FURNITURE of the Nashua Hotel, consisting in
part oftwo Sofas, twenty five Bed teads Feather Beds
eight Mattresses, Bed Clothing eight Carpets, Exter.
on Dining Tables ten common do ri Office Chairs, rs
Wood seat do, SO Cune seat do Hair Cloth do one
hair cloth Rocking Chair cane seat do mahogany centre
Fables, do card Tables, Clocks, 20 Looking Glasses
large lot OF table Cutlery silver and plated Spoons very
extensive assortment of Crockery Ware, Kitchen Tables
tin Ware, tble casors, rs Dressing tables IS WASH
Stands Wash sinks With great ety OF other anti
Giles, not enumerated
lr The sale will commence with the Horses Carra-
ges, &c. W. SELBY & co
MARI d2t Auctioucers
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water Proof Mole Skin Hats.

Eo OF The Spring style and best quality, with large
Ey assortment OF Caps, Gloves, Umbrellas q c., con-
stantly on hand and for sale by j 7. KETTEbl,on
door South Of the American House, Worcester.
N. Is. Hats and caps made 10 order, at short notice.
Cash paid for shipping Furs as uslul. eb9-d& wifi
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Ward One.
Hotel to Let.
NORTH ERIN
Ora SIS Sc e d .

. 00O Bushels REPT "IN DIAN STREAM" HERDS
O,OOO GRASS, and 10000 pounds Prime NORTH
ERN GLOVER.
This seed is all of our selection, grown in 1850,
and will be sold at lowest market prices.
Store en- Norwich street. between A. & w. H. Harris
and Bliss Sutton Cos, and % hain street. Gates
StOwell's Provision Store
mar7-dws6W JOHN BDYDEN.
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ROOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made TO order from the hes
" of seasoned Lumber. Also, Scum Rubbers Reeds Pat
tent Screws, DC ~ Express orders promptly answered.
e.. E. WILDER,
Aug 3. eod&wtf central htreet Steam MIL
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House Tot for Sale

nNE of the best in the city, situated the North cor
" ner of Nam and Sycamore streets Enquire of
teb22 diff l.. SPRING, 2ND, 297 Main ST.
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MERCHANTS ROW.

NO. 3 MERCHANTS ROW. NO. 3.
WITHERBEE1 81 PARTRIDGE,
NTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in READY MADE
w CLOTHING, where may be found good assort-
ment of Clothing of all descriptions wor their own
Manufacture which they will sell low be obtained
Mt any other establishment of the kind.
We have also added Stock Of Clothing carefully
selected Stock of Cloths, consisting OF
Broadcloths, Cassineres, Doe Skins and
Vestings, which we are prepared 10 make to order
in as goo1 style be obtained any Merchant Taors
III this city.
We have been repeatedly solicited by former Patrons
to resume the Custom Department and hi hero have
fused, bat have concluded the Arena again
and will assure hose who will favor with their patron
age that we will use our best endeav give them
faction, and h. TO receive liberal share Patronage
from our old and tried friends, and the Public generally
we have also constantly on hand a full assortment Of
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods Shirts, Bosoms ColIars
Crvats Gloves, Pocket Handkerchief Under Clothing
Caps, Umbrellas, &C. &c.
D. L. WITHERBEE, ]. :. II. PARTRIDGE,
No. Merchants Row.
worcester, Fe7.l H. febl7-d&w Wow.
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TO BE SOLD
For dc Most that it viii Rring !

For the Most that it will Bring!!
COUNTRY Merchants, Southern or Western Merchants,
" California Merchants or any body else. who would like
to buy quantity of
YOUTHS AND CHILDRENS; CLOTHING,
at their prices invited to look at lot which we
nave on hand In overhaulng and arranging SPRING
and SU INNER GOODS, preparatory the commencement
OF the Spring business find very considerable amount
ofstock adapted to the approaching seasons which shop
worn Questionable, and for various unsaleabe
being thing which cannot be avoided in manufacturing
and retailing the immense amount of Boys Clothing which
is annually produced our establishment These goods
have heen separated from the principal stock arranged in
separate room and will be sold without regard cost
OLIVER HUDSON & CO.,
BOYS CLOTHING ESTABLISHM ENT,
No. Brattle, near Court St, Boston.
mar7-dw2m
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Cottape for Sale

"a well furnished Cottage on Chandler street. con-
iiii tanning rooms. Apply to
ALONZO WOODCOCK
feb2!-dtAl Upon the premises
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Boots, Shoes, and Rubber!
Central Lumber Ward

central Lumber YARD.
T'HE subscriber has on hand of all the
l. rous kinds of Lumber which he will sell low it
can be bought the CITY, Also shingles of all the different
qualities, low they be bought in Boston. Clap
boards Pine and Spruce.
~ Corner of Central and Union streets. Worcester
feb1-dws3moss EDWIN CHAPLIN.
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Situation Wanted,

DY respectable grl, of steady habits. who is gool
washer and ironer and understands all kinds of hous,
work Apply at No. IL Winter street, of No. 90
mar7-d6t JOHN RYANS.
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House for Sale.

- THE subscriber will SELL if applied for soon The
l,d House he occupies, Pleasant street and LOT win
same-54 feet font and ll3 feet deep. A desirable
situation ad TOO well known need further descrinon
feb28-dstf BENJAMIN BUFFJTM
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Tenant Wanted,

L6MaMG W ant6u
Two respectable family who will take three men
boarders will be let commodious house pleasantly
situated on West Boylston st mile north of tho
Court House. Also Garden if desired
The above will be favorable situation for Wheel
WRIGHT as well stocked shop be had ia the immediate
neghborhood.
PIease enquire of J. o. BROOKS.
Worcester Feb. 18th. feh13-dtf
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Wanted.

1.-THE Cottage ITO Main st. 500 daily in Exchange for
"A Boots, Shoes Rubbers, Hats, Caps and UMBRELLAS
Good bargains may be expected DANIELS 4 Co.
febl7-dtf Cottaoe 1i0 Main ST.
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re,IE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens Of
| Worcester ard vicir y that he has taken the shop
above named, where he viii manufacture
MONUMENTS, TOMB AND GRAVE STONES,
Of the best OF Italian and American Marble. Mh
He will also furnish Slate Of the best quality, and hopes
nv strict attention his business To merit share OF pub
lie patronage .
az OLD Stones taken in exchange for new
NJ All orders by mail otherwise, promptly attended
TO and thankfully received
worcester Mar. z, 1851. CHARLES w, MAR sH.
marriott
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Wanted.

Wanted,
'ENWO or three Journeymau Cabinet Makers. Enouir,
L at OSGOOD BRADLEY'S Can sh6p.
mar4-d5tt F
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FOR SALE and to LET.

Two Valuable House Lots On John ST.,
NFEASURING so by 100 feet, with 10 splendid annie
" trees thereon yielding abundany, will be sold al
great bargain, if applied for immediately Apply to
mar5-dw2w Z. Z DIXIE.
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w An rs, &c.
Farm on Shares.

w ANIED an experienced farmer to carry on a Mill
= ana vegetable Farm, situated in Worcester on
Pes' good opportunity offers for skill and industry
Inquire W oi CAREY & FIELD, Exchange Buildings
'0i' Hialcl j, lo0l mar6-dtf
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Wantad.

SITUATION in a store, in or out of this CITY, by a
"A young man who has had long experience in coun
try store Apply at this office.
Worcester, Jan. 81. iano1dtf
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Situation Wanted

| Il store Dy young who has been in a coun+rv
store about two years. Good recommendations as ia
character qualifications &c. be given Inquire At this
O0' dwlw-mar5*
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Wanted,

American Journeyman Tailor TO take cbarra or a
Dack shop Also lad TO learn the business VI -"
; OF ntther Information address J. RICHARDSON Ia
' 7'' WIN reference mar5-dltw3tt
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Wet Nurse,

Wet Nurse.
III ANTED, situation ar Wet Nurse Inopire =
oo JOHN McCARTY, Pine Meadow, next door to tn,
! Orphans Home" ms q az ~
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Jack Spinners Wanted,

~ Out hrst rate spnners of good character knp1r ~
yUoxooa.or MI, S1LAS DINSMORE.
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Wanted BY the 1st Of Anril.

n1g man 10 attend in Fancy Store in this CITY, Ore
mas neeI IN the business before would be preferred
L qure az this office. ~ Ps u i .1u
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Wanted,

4 WE'LL recommended protestant girl wants place in
~ agood family TO do homework. Two Others to cook
ana do other hoGsewok Inquire at the General Agency
OIl'e' w. "a 'FRONT.' street. feb25-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-08

Boy in Dry Goods Store.
! WANTED. at the "Fiven Store None need ami,
W who are not l6 years of age. Nff''
mar3w5t GEO P. BRYANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-12
ASSEMBLY

The Senate returned the following bills among
Chers with mesa ge that they had cOucured N the same
To IL corporate the Fanklinite Mining Co
Also incorporating the Nev-YOrk Gallery OF Fine Arts
Also in reatien 70 Free SCHOOLS throughout the SAte
Also creatiL Benk department.
These bills were 10 the Governor Tor his signature
The Sense sent for concurrence a OH reaung u int
P0uer's Field burylng ground IN the Clty OF New VIA
Mr. J. Benz DICT called for motion 70 reconslqsI lhe
vote on tie bin for the reefof the Banbrdge and Lines
boro Steam Navigation Co.
The motion TO recon slider was then carried.
The bill was then passed .. ,.-,,. a.. ..o.;or 10
roc stder The vote on The authorizing Railroads IN s
subscribe for the stock OF the hauroao Id
West Carried a.. III, -.
u en passe6-Ayes g. Nays 49,
Mr. HARRIS moved 10 take from the table The mouon
to reconsider The bill providing for the appointment OF Com
uissioners construct bridge over the Parooh creek
in the town of Watervlet Cared. 80,
The motion TO reconsider carried and the ou was
then passed.
A. his stsce Of the proceedings, Gen BENNETT RILEY,
Military Governor Of California, appear IN the gallery OF
the House. when
On motion OF Mr. CALFB LYON of Lewis Co, Com
Wee was appointed 10 wait upon him and invite hn 10
tuke a seat upon the floor Of the House. The Committee
having performed ther duty the SPEAKER Mr. Raymondl
welcomed The General IN few very appropriate remarks
and the The regular business of the House was proceeded
h.
The following bills were passed unless otherwise
noted -
Amending the oct providing for the incorporation Of In
TO Incorporate the Hicksvile and Cold Spring Railroad
brsrchng from the Long Island Railroad Co:
To Incorporate the Ulster Co Savings Bank.
In relation TO the attendance OF Grand Jurors al the
Court Of Sessions.
TO amend The act incorpora ing the Female Guardian
Society of New-York, passed April 8, 1889
10 amend the act Incorporating the village or AetOra
TIE remainder Of the session occupied In the pas
y of local bills Adjourned.
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RocHurrR- Ths tssbsen cold DAY rorA 'nu' "nNu us
Il unpleasant, therm meter a.
AuBvsS-Csr aud pleassut eysb~ ~, coal Wind
thetuoneier3S
ESrEacusI-cioudv II, I'D. a,, h,v. ei..,
- 80 w wet thermometer 30
i"-Quts unpleasant DAY; rathsr cold. with frequent
touy the evening wind northwest; thsm iGeter
IS, uercuU 81 barometer 81. $50.
AtuANr-C and snovg slts vluc northwest; baoms,s
30 $50; rsroury bs her ron e'sr 80
TRoY-We have had quite cod day ~ad blowing hn from
uofth vest. thermometer 80
~ BANS me. Offce - Wallet
Char aad cay wus brsk Wnt nortbvesti tier
Al.
Mid 1nd pleasant w-d west Thermometer 20.
Pre- mid sud bf eht Couds vlnd Jfthvest.
north; fgher cool bit pssstLt and cloudy
- lear and quit cof -itd northeast
THraEs.-Nrrs tod aid moving hard ~ind vest
NNrrEIowS-t Loudly aud cold wind northeast clearing fast
Oep1NsauEa--N nd rhWest cloudy Thermometer 80
noifNe % oil day; rather COOL few
fell NJ thermometer 60 and clear.
Uric.-Cod; wind west and cloudy thermometer 90
FosT PI,Is-C,sr ard b.scg wind cool from southwest tsf
so
TroY- Showing hard fheru me- r a.
fakes Of snow AZ intervals, s1d ic-
.irht Gear aud cold wud northwest thsruonsier 80
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question oflsw on bis conscientious convictions D
'ne ''"'" ~" '""""' :. IN convictions y
the various questions which had been discussed
The first was that Commissioner had no risn,
TO decide this case, inasmuch az he wnnotc clothed
with judicial power He admitted fully that
claim of this sort came under the judicial pc yer
oftbe pited States and the question was whether
or not Congress bad provided proper acts emPow'
eripg the Commissioners 10 exercise any Oh sucn
powers.
Bv act of ls42, there was an authorization oil
commissioners to act judically, to certain ex
tent. and it was quite common thing Tor them
10 arrest. examine and imprisou offending sea
men, and others, holding them IN prison until Il
ually tried. ~.
This was a degree of Judicial power. The
counsel for the alleged fugitive had contenled
that an act of restoration by the Commssloner
here would inevitably consign the prisoner 70 per
petual slavery. al.
poirt. The rendition of slaves escaped from one
state to another was Of the same nature as the
rendition of fugitives from justice only the one
was TO biz owner and the other to state:
All that came before the magistrate before the
prisoner was arraigned, was simply the question
of removal. Ii was ascertained or passed upon
whether the act of Congress OF lsoO authorized
Commissioners to issue certificate Tor removal
On finding evidence that the claim Of the owner 10
sustained
The liberty OF the party was not in final consul
tation here therefore the ground assumed by coun-
sci for the prisoner, that, as 8 question oil proper
ty. the prisoner was entitled to trial by jury
here was untenabe
The Commissioner reviewed the law, cited au'
thorities, and then took a careful review OF the
evidence. and said there was no doubt In his nina
that the claim of the agent of Mr. Potter " as well
founded in fact, and said, 81 deem it my duty to
grant a certificate for his removal back to Geor-
eia-I therefore do grant it."
Mr. Sewall rose and suggested to the Comnis-
sioner that the prisoner had question pending
before Judge Woodbury. which be desired now to
pursue
The Commissioner said 81 have consulted
with Judge Woodbury. this morning, and he as
sured me that the matter had no relation in this
case, and the certificate ! have already granted
The fugitive Sims was then taken from the
Courtroom under the direction Of the Marshal.
Much excitement exists at the Court House.
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Caurt Of General Sessions. FRIDAY April II.
1900 AZ Eal1y arS Marian
Before J7dge Beebe and AID III


Trial for Seduction "A young man named
PIX, yvt alas Eisazsr Wright placed on tra chAsse
.su--ra Young vomsn named rsaaa Hosss r. 1aost
al srrste 1bs promise q mar.gsV as{so 20 ~
80 AZ ID s.ducucn accomplished July As, WnSu'
I'd Der tie at tie pr0gdrg 2f Tie pui - -,
cT. passed ty the STATE Leg saufe ~ 1850. rs a.
-.4esirt Ary Who shall, rn5sF Pf'ne o. ~.
me sd h,v- 81. ct With any unnaffle1 -
,. cis..e cne-ac-r ,hz be 9y q. - ~,
,v-on n al - punished 'Dprsoansu - 49, -
fre ysar, or By nprsoGnsni . So5Ay a. ~. ~
I,o7le.s ia % CONVICTION slel D. nAa ul'et l1s
b. AZ - mcny Of tas isinns 50 9ee "a
- - te1c- unless ne ct snt she. D. olna
,tsr tie commission Of the cds-ss ana prov 9sa
,1bsseusnt uaIUags Of tie parties nay 20 pleaded
10 ccnTciln ~.......,,. .,,.st tis d.f.,d
A. lsf fthst's house Lsosuafd s. for SONS
pIsvus last Eovsmosr he lad a1cfsssei ast As
r1rea s5y prgustd her manage ~ Jlle or July As'
s4duCsc ler. ,..,tv
M Nh. -scuiCrsis -d that BIZ Wright vstsi a'r set a.
t.e srogsd affection fof her All a.ays ueaea bs
- r,d ssecor frequently used terms q sodsAfasa
frwsId her.
a. - attention ghtsr; occascn -
ar 20 hattie lai ohsfsi marriage - -
e ff, Discovered sseuct0o I've days bsiof' tnr P
maze pf Me-
D. IN Wars testified 10 tie fac, Of To pf'zn'I' "
Ho-etLs. .
IA cass vii BE- RESUMED 90 Monday.
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Col. Benton at 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, FfiIsy, April IT.
Col. THOMAS II. BENTOS delivered a speech
rs ever to alsrge concouse Of people HIS friends
received bin with loud snopt OF welcome. lie de-
bounced he Anti Beuonies me ssverest terms, and
ho hey had gone over body and soul 10 me Wings, aud
cN portion OF The Democracy who had stood by him
you'd have TO hght the Why's and AnBeoton men con-
tned he said that those WIN had deserted the Demo
eic party were for Office aud back, nssnc-
kg Aaron Burr g snd Heory & sy 80 two memorable
Examples Col Benton said Thai the hiOr The redemp
Soc OF Missouri had 10 commence then ard there II 81
ic0 they bad 90 80 into The heart a1d soul and
eesher victorious wCUd fight out 10 the end. IL
wa bit but ne her cOOQ1erOFs or defeated
es proper course bolcy aid ieallsssly he
sssed 10 The end
This speech was made on the eve otthe Mayor
atty election, which Psrtook Of the Missouri TIL
angular character
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CREvAssEs IN THE MIssIssIPPI-We extract
the following from New Orleans paper OF the Sd inst

A. POINT. cous.s ,.,.rsi Aksn plses vscs
I'd 10 st scoouEs dong ssst nu Opposite Baton hosss
e br,ah hAs made shch has caused great snm tes
~eao~ AZ Pont Look sad % b. 90 Wsssss
S,y m A. R1ccorc tbs rush Of wAtot sad 70 have esss
as 70 and through tbs he~ Lsvs %
b,6us toe crsvsise Of lat lssr, and htie sops
tanned Of staying It's pfogsss. The nver fspor's, 70 ~
comp sy water srest bsng covered ZION
~. the rsts Of inch Gay nn o.sf.
og r.s cau.sd siding Of sr,y eighty sst o.
bsek Lsvse Had the and side occurred 10 ms ose
III c sre co scunrg shat would have bssn tie err
Of The camsgs; bat was partially coansfa so So
ost Eorols beng sssd 70 ooehns sns
Of Dr. AID M Ro.s, about vssf ego: s hsc. -
AZ .for osd And lsrks that a..
po..biiy Of stopping tksn betoe mnsn' Ia. sa.
rs Ls been crsvasss tie n Paq1snae :. a. ,.is
d,tsd IL town cuuent hss been r4ns
a. tw,Dfy g.lss an hour. We have jet h'af' u wv
y Iafcufche below Tkoodsur
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nAnr 1.n1.r HosrrLIrns-The news from

i. A., .lopng daily ne ptIsf nenes o. ne -
asiert 4.Afls 49, In.n tross Capt. r. heCuBocA, Of he
.Iety NJ, - "a san Monday rsperA tAn %
=, .t .ssE Of Mr. HAIR, who hv.sn the aseo.
aes "a ten old. rode out lee mis- ton -
hss - = e. hours bis horse rstursef sfhoss ne
80 I. IL Irsss arrows stckng ia bis body Search sn 80
-. sgt 70 Of the by cogb BE- 1eco'dH SspN
Nc(rob he Lieutenant With ssysr. nse rno
~ pd oEsd for several hours ta Of aoont nne
-t1 g.. I,S.n. ..y.rs rsin which Ohasfsted ~
ira pfsgsntsd the prosecution Of the pursuit -A any
,ucre. he boy probably been mace prsoHet 49,
.Ss s-olsu lfor farm n ihs vcsy Of C.sTo'he ~ ne
sat Dooge IRON tie post AZ Tie Seo = y. Ts.~ M vsr
49,. se,,t r.,S report hs'ef seq % n.
ute other I'D csttoos o. -
..s at ,syrn horrs solsa iron tns sIo a.
4 - a. - o. ire Gusdsape RIVER near As erosses Il,
~ 80 Ire car ofths party b. cA.s 10 :.
ps w.. csrgsd spon. ~ il'gs ro-r o. $500.
-'s, Afsr rs.ng fhroust hs camp ~.ss . "a
i-irs 81 ,4'i '-n' '.'. ''l''' ~ lWsss>sa fs<s~
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The Extro ordinary Affair In rIilwaul9le.

MILWAUkFF, InuTs1sy, April IV-S I M
This city has been In a tremendous state OF ex-
slemsptths evening 10 consequence Of threatened a.
nck upou Rev Mr. Leahey reformed Monk OF La'rappo
70 prevent tho delivery Of lecme &c, bys portion OF
our Catholic population The entire Fire Department asd
10 specal copsshes were sworn aud were well armed
" preserve the peace OF city Several threats are SAID
u have been se1 TO propnes0rs OF The Cy Hotel yeser
dsy 70 ere the bu Nj Leahey was dis charged
nom ibe house they have not however been carried Into
eject Tbs Mayor also received Anonymous communal
csOr hreAtesit to tear down the church 10 be was al
loved 10 spesk there this evenisE. However, from the
overwhelming expression 81 public opinion, put forIh by
. LswsAnd Order meeting Yesterday Tor freedom OF
Peech toe ether with the Efficient pOcs arrangements,
baked by the Presg &c. all violence was Ell sctuay
checked and the Rev gentleman was allowed, undis.
gbed 10 deliver hs lecture SID II 10 expected thai
lie denomination mste co. tie preservation OF Order
and the freedom Of sntech will ehectually prevent a
rpettOn Of such scene riot and bloodshed as TOOK
pace In the Methodist Chnfc SGEtsy in tie midst OF
fotpel sefmou bV Mr. Leshey.