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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
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1870 Is the tenth volume Of that popular Annual
and N 10 respect falls behind the wei!-ea'neuiep"-
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,,onq arc fox the most part by fayorie au'nois'
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II "THs AMERICAN MAGAZINE, by BRo-
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in London intended 10 present 10 the English pubic
the best literary efforts of American authors. Judg-
ipg from the first number, which Is the only one we
have seen, we do not deem il suited TO enhance the
reputation OF American literature abroad
IL APpLEr0N's MECHANICS 'MAGA-
ZINE" November, among other valuable articles
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mage for plank roads ard smooth psvements now
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culture Of Flax" is also among It's contents and
" u attract attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
ARRIVAL or THE vi

ARRIVAL or The MARION -The |. 5.
Mail steamship Marion, Capt Berry, arrived yester-
cay morning from Charleston. she brings $4,000 IN
specie, on freight consigned to the following per-
sons Brigham s. CsThart, s65,eo0 j. G.. Winter &
Co, $4,000 +. C. Casey 5000 We are indebted
10 friends of The courier M,rcTy, Standard and
Erc,iHs Noes, for late papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

y. And # Austria a. the present momen; -
again comparatively tranquil, and even s'rong,
II = principally because The erea; malon'y of the
people, The peasants. have been real gamers by
~ r., olutioD, and because whatever else has
been ATTACKED by the restored Governms NJ. these
"a pable, substantial advantages, conquered by
the peasantry. are as vet untouched.
Lcfsdo., Octobfr, 1851. KARl Mtay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
FOR PRESIDENT,
2io6 90 SAM HOUSTON. oF TEXAS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
100 90 AA\NIRAl HAMLIN OF MAINE

Should the above ticket be elected, Hon. , 06i
Foote, OF Miss would no doubt be Secretary
OF State, aud 1t would be impossible to FIND
for the Treasury Department a filter man thar
Hon COS GWin, of California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

A New PARTY 1t is proposed to setup
a new party with Constructive Mileage for ITS
platform. The Saco (Me) Ca'on puts up the
following as the Presidential ticket OF the new
party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12
OHIO

DIvoRoEs By rHs BuNDLE.-On Thurs
day last, twelve divorces we're granted BY the touri
In Cincinnati Three were on the petitions OF tAe
hus5snds-cause adultery, and nine on the petition
most Of The latter ahmony and the custody Of the
Oh drcn were grated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12

To NEw-YoRK, PAST, PRESENr, and
FUTURE by I. PoRrER BELDyN. The Ghh eduon
oi this excellent city handbook revived and posted
upto the present time, has been issued b. Pran,
Lewis, q Co. II Is convenient and trust worthy
guide 10 the most important objects Of in.efes. in
New-Yoik, forming book reference which can
scarcely be dispensed with .Gen ofbusiness, or by
strangers visiting the cit great variety Of hisso.
neal notices are combined with the statistical and
local details which cisG Il the character Of a per
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

theSame Three or feat thousand fee soilers voted
fet him on acccsat Of his religious character and
devotion 10 Temperance. These men are the last
man q vote for WInihrop. This year these men
follow the example Of Horace Mann, Geosge
R. Rnssell and my friend John Sehoulsr, in past
yezrs one OF the most active Wings IN old Middle
sex, and others might mention. and vote for the
noble-hearted Pslfrsy. IApplanse.l " inshrOp
viii lose at least three thousand Of the voters who
last year voted for Governor Brlggs-men who
viii never endorse the ooRdaci Of Daniel Webster
or vote for the Massachusetts Senator who voted
10 extend the jurisdiction Of holding Texas
over the freesoll Of seventy thousand square miles
of New Mexico.
Winthrop, in The woids Of The Boston Courier
"HAS NO POPULARITY WHATEVERs-If
he ever had any hold upon the people he has fer
feIled il BY giving his hearty aSssnf TO As rCSola
fiens and address Of the HTAig CozrcRfion CON-
hitting the Wings Of Massachusetts 10 the slave
extending, slave hunting policy Of Webster and
Fillmore. He cannot BY any possibility obtain
more than sixiy-two thousand votes. The Free
Soilers aud Democrats can give Palfrey and Bout
well seyenty-hve Thousand VofeS,-eleci - Of the
40 Senators, and secure SO or 90 maioritv in the
House The Wings rely entirely upon the DIS
sessions Of Free Soilers aud Democrats 10 carry
the House This Is the only danger. Let our
by union and cancellation they secure Represen.
tatlves where they have the power. The Wings
will bTsg high, talk Of elecling Winthrop BY the
people, dodge discussion and agitation, and pour
out money like water, 10 carry the close counties
and towns. | warn our friends of this system of
Wing tactics. Unless our frierds meet this sys-
TEN by proper efforts, we NAV give, as l predict
we shall, 1000 majority sgainsi Winthrop, and
yet lose the State
Sir, the Free Sellers and Democrats Of old Mid
diesex can give their distinguished fellow citizens
Palfrey and Boutwell,, 3ooe majority, and increase
their representation in the House The votes are
here, the sentiment Is all right. Perfect organiza-
ton viii do this. Commence at once to perfect
your organization. Spread intelligence among the
people. | see and welcome here my friend
Robinson, of the American, who comes from the
sick chamber TO engage with us in the conflict
Give him, here in Middlesex. a generous support !;
he deserves it. [Applause.l Labor to sustain
your daily organ, the Commonwealth. Free Soil
should not rely upon the presses Of other par
ties to yindicate their principles sustain their
men.
Gentlemen Of the Conventional see in your
faces the assurances that you viii do your share
of the work, and give your portion Of the vote
that shall allow Robert c. Winthrop TO add, next
Fourth Of July. the title OF ex-canddate for Gov
ernor, to his long list Of enumerated 'sExss' and
to cultivate further the acquaintance Of his
neghbors whom he has designated as ga nest Of
vipers." Allow me, gentlemen of the Conven-
ton, to thank you for your kind attention and
cordial welcome. IAPPlause.l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
TREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or rus NIAGARA,
DATES TO OCTOBER IL.

NV YORK, Oct. "a.
The steamer Niagara arrived at Jersey City about
? o'c@oek There had eeeo no business transacted
tor time DAYS previous 70 her sailing, in consequence
ct The queens visit.
ENStANp,-1he hast 81 the shilling days of the
great Exhibition was very aud unpropltlous, and
the numtSr II visitors teA of 90 10000.
Nlsoaun, Eo6nsbgook, died on the 9Th inst. The
Swedish Archbishop, Charles Frederick Won VIM
gard, Is also dead.
The stoos,aee ~ the cid established hank nj New
port. the Messrs Williams, is announced.
A The quarterly meeting OF the iron.masters in
SJafenishae il was determined TO make no change
ia prices.
The intelligence that kossuth would probably
reach Southampton as passenger in one of the Pc
njnsuia snd Oriental Co.'S steamers from Gibraltar,
and act on board an American National vessel, APP
pears 10 have somewhat discouraged the people of
Southampton.
Accounts hOm Syaaey state that gold continues to
be found in considerable quantities, Nearly the
whole population ct the Austrian Colonies are
hocking into THAI part
The town oi Sydney is already one half depopu'
lated, Fad wages have risen from so to 50 per cent
A London letter saws there have been some very
large sales Of American stocks, continental ac-
count, within a few days.
FRANCE.-The Prince de Joiuyille has been Of
fered the nomination for the National department.
but has declined. Reports Of change of ministry
are still current The Bourse had beea agiiated,
and the public securities declined.
IrALY.-u is stated that there is no longer auy
question Of the French troops leaving the Papal
States, and that the probability is that the Pope will
put himself nnder the protection of the Auslrans at
Bologna,
The emperor Of Aust ia left Lombardy for Vienna
on the ID.
DKxNARK.-The Danish Chamber was opened
on the 9Th. The royal speech was repeatedly gree.
ted with cheers
SPAIS.-There is nothing important from this
country.
SAxoSY.-A plot for releasing one the members
of the Provisional Government Of May, lS4S, has
been discovered, and defeated.
GERMASY.-The re-opening Of the Germanic
Diet having been formally notified to the emperor of
Russia, his Majesty has reply expressing great
satisfaction with the proceeding.
AusTRIA.-Fhere is nothing decisive about the
ministerial crisis. The Austrian Government, in
consequence of its dissatisfaction at the release of
kossuth, is assembling body of troops on the from
tier OF Turkish Crolia and Herzegovina 10 demand
satisfaction from the Ottoman Porte for the persecu-
lion Of the Christian population.
TURKEY.-Letters from cara, of the 24th state
that the Governor of Bosnia has set ou for Constan-
tinope. The most OF the troops stationed at Bosnia,
are to proceed TO herzegovina
RUssIA-A frightfnl collision occurred on the
Railroad, between St Petersburgh aud Moscow, by
which many persons were killed, and still greater
number wounded. The train was conveying from
st. Petersburgh portion of the soldiers from the
corporation iete.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

"A STRIKE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
naster carriage makers in Bridgeport, Conn on The
nst INST notified their workmen OF very consde-
Iao'e reduction in their wages, to take effect from
Inc comp of the jobs then in progress. The
"d,neymen nnltedly resolved not to assent to the
eGucl'on but, instead of the suicidal folly If
refusing to work, and standing idle the. balT pm oi
,ngs' ana resolved to go to work no LONGER for
masters masters however, but heneeforth for tbemseves
lney nave already formed one Joint Stock Com.
Hany' OF thirty four members who went 10 work on
thursday morning last, in their own shop, resov Un
b 10 DC tnelr own masters hereafter. P. T. Barnn9
nrac,sae eea 70 build them mandatory with all
orders for work, and are going ahead cb"ey' IG'era,
vigorously Commonwealth. anu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

HUEKER CoALITIoN.-TheU Union Safety
Committe of New York, composed for the most
part Of the Websterized Wings, of New York
city, at a recent meeting resolved thatt would
support no man for office who was not in favor of
all the Compromise Measures, and opposed to
all agitation for the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave
Law, and circulated pledge TO that effect. On
the 23d inst. at another meeting, held for the
purpose they proceeded to nominate Hunker CO.
aon ticket, composed of men from both parties
known TO possess the most thorough and ex-
IRENE pro-slayefy sentiments With the exception
of the Judge Of Appeals-three were taken from
the Democratic and three from the Wing ticket:
For Judge of Appeals, Samuel A Foot, Wing;
Secretary Of State, Henry S. Randall, Democrat,
Comptroller, John c. Wright, Democrat; Treas
urer. James NJ. Cook, Wing; Attorney General,
Daniel Ullman. Wing; Canal Commissioner.
wing and Democratic candidates bain. 80
u0naoie. An address was adopted, and will he
published soon It was reported, that the number
Of signatures 10 the Castle Garden pledge. as an
PIlcable to the approaching election, was uDu.rds
of $4,000. 80 r"a'us
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
Free soiIers of wo,oe,tor c.,

are you ready for the contest Have Won cam.
peted your organization in every town, village and
school-district, and made such arranoeneo,. In
enable you to bring out your FIJI strength? If Won
nave not done so,there is time to be lost, and Won
must proceed to do it once, If you would have The
cause OF Freedom triumph in the Commonwealth
and prove 10 the country and TO the world, that the
heart OF the Bay State is sound II is no, enougb
Tor US to carry our ticket, by majority Of Two.
three, or four thousand. That would do very we'll
Tor other counties in the State, but majority Of
less than SIX thousand in old Worcester, ought not
to satisfy US. That we can bury hunkerism under
sach majority in this county there is no cues
ton We have got the voters, and all that is neces
sary for Us to do, is to that all who are with Ms
und of us, vote on the day oil election
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

SINGULAR CAsE.-The Supreme Court Of
Rhode Island was engaged on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week in trying singular case.
The action was brought by Michael Harmon against
Buifum Chase, for the loss of the services Of the
plaintiffs child. Itappeared that Elizabeth Ham
non, girl Of about twelve years of age, who resi-
ded with her ather and assisted in the performance
crossed The lot Of the defendant. The de.
'enuant started IN pursuit Of her, and chased her
through the lot, over stone wall TO the door of her
fathers house, where she fell into the house very
much frightened. The child continued very uoweli.
and was afflicted with palpitations of the heart
winch terminated in aneurism of the aorta and in.
Illumination of the BRAIN She fingered until the
Oth Of September following, when she died. The
defendant offered evidence to show that the de-.
ceased was not of sound health when the occurrence
took place. The jury could not agree.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

SPIRITUAL RAPPINGse.--Rey. Adm BalIou. Of
(Hopedale) Milford, has become firm believer in
Spiritual Rappings. In the last number of the proc
neal Christian, he publishes numerous comrnuoca.
lions from the spirits of those who have conc :
the better world, and says:
'Make as large discount for accidental co;,o;
dences excited imaginations, and descr;n,;ve III
of'ns as candor will warrant, yet the important facts
and realities which remain still have
weight Unless these dcmonstI ations can be ra,;ons
any accounted for in some other way, which has moi
Hea oeen DONE feel obliged to accept them for what
departed spirts.'' 0s"'o"S u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

WING PARTY DIsBAND1NG-Wo. ,o bo,,,,, .,
oe able TO state, upon good authority. what has
asady been Intimaed in several quartz that Col
l'am DAVIS, of this town, has left the Wing mar.
y, ana WI vote for Mr. Palfrey Col. Davis ba.
oeen the most active, talented Wing in the connv
anu ke Horace Manu. and host Of others, will no
al Al 80 WIN the wings, because they have desert
o. influence in the county, and will carry LARGE
hummer Der with him, who have heretofore voted for
!ne whigs,and help to defeat them in the approach.
ing election. plymouth Rock
! ne bunker Wings of Plymouth, could afford to
lose any other man in the party in that county better
than Col Davis. He is Chairman of the SeIec,me,
10 the town where he resides, has for some time
been the contributing editor of the Old Colony Me.
mor'a and was chosen, by the Springfield Conven.
''on' a member Of The State Central Committee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

WRIe MEkrtSS,--For The 6rss time IN this can.
psiga, me Why's oaaUSvea To make a roS>sessese
rally Saturday eveasss, Wl,A The hc,p Il an OK.
ira 'rsia Of cars. kar the especial pulsese ii
bringing TIE Wigs from all sae towns heiNesn
Fi'oAbarg and woeoesser, ana ,ssN,sA the asse,.s.
anoe 81 a large nasabes II Free Soilcrs ana nea.,.
Gratis, vAo were slrsosed sh',her Tor The po,y,se Al
hearing speech from ledse Thomas, the hail was
pretty well flled, Bot wAea We have said that. we
have said an
Ia common with usaRv ethsr Free So,rrs who
were present, We expected 10 hear NON the JoaSe
soae piSnsioe s-s 5rsss IN defence of the present
position Of the Wing party, or at least some a,e,np,
70 eSoase us aPosIacs from all its past professions,
but We were Disappointed. The &soress was u,sia.
y devoted 10 the sane CID topics, which the huakcr
newspapers have worn thrcad.haFe, and which have
become sEa'e and nat by ircquen, repetition.
In the hrstpaaoe, after iadalsiag his fancy BY an
ascent into Dream,hAnd the speaker tescanted upon
The uncoastiruiiOnaliy o(the call Cor Convention Of
the people TO revise the Constitution, and argued
tina, there was no such power given to the Legisl-
tuTe "a that Instrument in the very teeth Of an
opinion from the great Constitutional Expo,m3erss
to tss ooAfTay, Tor which opinion the reader is re-
TERED To another column Of this days paper Then
ne proceeded 70 argue the snfulness OF the coalition,
and attempted to prove that the Free Sellers we're
not consistent with their av0wed principles The
Secret Ballot Law seemed to him, as TO most Of the
leaders Of The parry, peculiarly Objectionable, and
De complained, rather biuerly Of some OF its pro.
visions.
Taken as whole. however, the speech was unu-
sualy free from ytuperation, and contained larger
amount Of mOasses, and less vinegar than any Wing
speech we have yet heard, from which we infer that
our Wig friends have commenced the work Of dis
cipinins their minds TO bear with becoming meek
and designations the defeat which awaits them,
and TO preserve, least, little Of the heaven of
good tempe, from the wreck Of the party, which they
row see is inevitable
At the close Of the address, it was announced than
Col SehOuler would address the " iuthrop Club on
Monday evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

The bunker newspapers in Boston, published, on
Saturday, the call for a convention Of the old hunk
ers of Massachusetts, at Fanen Hall, on the 18th
of November, for the purpose of nominating Hon.
Daniel Webster TO the Presidency. The call is
signed by two hundred and thirty names ftly Of
whom, are from twenty different towns in this coun.
ty-Six Of the fifty names are inhabitants Of Brook.
field eight of Barre, and FIVE Of Holden; while
Me City Of Worcester furnishes but single subsc,ibe
an aid Of the enterprise, viz: Colonel Geo. w.
Richardson. The Holden list is headed by Chimney
Abbda M has am r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

oNihL IN Essex CoUNTY.-The grand iury Of
Essex County have found an indictment against
ohares J. Forbushs for the murder of John j. Pur-
oy' al Lynn last Spring. Also, an indictment
against Jerome Fitzgerald, for an assault upop ]
'" PERKINS, OF Salem, with intent to kin. Also
against VIM Ford, of Newburyport, for setting fire
10 school house; James j. Buckley. of Ia,vreuoa
'I' 0'ganlyi Samuel Gilman, for beating horse;
aso' against thirteen different persous for robberies
oil various kinds, three for breach of license law
one indictment containing seventeen cop,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

The Lowell American closes an excellent article
on inc Constitutional Convention with the following
paragraph -
an mat the Coalition has done, is, to give the
pDp'e an opportunity to say whether thew will or
w' not nave the Constitution revised II thew sav
no, the project fails. of course. IL thew saw Yes
ehea an opportunity will be given to the people to
fresh Gron ,he 70 me Convention these delegates
.nen the people will still have a chance ~ , sa,
, Mna.her they will or will not accept The work y
,ae'r delegates. And this process eoez. amono the
wnlgs, oy the mare of Jacobnism, destructiyeoess'
propriate." '''p'u ""u map
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

huRRAH The N. Sunday Times is in ecs.
tacy IN consequence of the trumphs achieved bv n.
great Yankee nation at the Great Exb;h;,;aa ~
don. The Times says: " ''-
i've We have out'yachted, out-reaped. ou,.ind;,.
ruo9ered' out-cocked, out-biscuited. ont.sto~nd
D,iocked' and suppressed John Bull besides dis
In Gms iri ms burglars at breaking into bank
should at least have O'ner pilzes' we
:, r"cked up drowned honor by the locks"
HooIay!'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

% We witnessed last evening ono 81 tho
greatest cures ever recorded in modern medicine
1t was done by DIR. Williams, at Brinley Hall
lie restored man by the name Of Ames. in less
than i've minutes, 10 the perfect use of his limb
that had been SO lame for weeks, that it was with
the utmost difficulty he could get upon the Mat
iorm' with the use of crutches, but when he we
away ne carried his crutches under his ann and
walked without any trouble
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

a SAP SroRY.-Capt. Main, of the schooner
a. a. NewboId, Of Racine, Wisconsin, states thar
e;sbt u T.. OF october, when nearly off Sheboygan.
aiming TWO men, one OF whom was anpnron,t.,
exhausted, and could not have survived an bonr5
ror SIX hours, every effort was made 10 save ,ho
unfortunate men, but in consequence of the gais
without effect The men were too weak to or, s,'
1ne nnes thrown to them, night losed in, ard the
napess mariners, lost sight of in the darkness, were
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
Horace pIann.s sneech.

Copies of the speech of Hon. Horace Mann a.
Ihe free Soil State Convention, can be had at the
Spy Office for IS cents hundred, or Sc 90 uer
thousand. A copy of this able and candid pro-
duc'ion should be put in the hands of every voter
IN the State, and we trust that the Free Soil con,
mlt'ees will send in their orders and supply them
selves without delay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

Among the patents issued for the week e,d;no n
'OO'' a. were those to Charles L. Mech, of Pres
'On' Conn., Tor Improvement in the mouth piece for
WIND instruments. Geo. C. Taft, of Worces,or
MASS Tor Improvement in box.opener George
"i'mot' OF Meriden, Conn, for Improvement i,
portable watercloseis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

SERIOUS ACCOMPLISHMENTS NJ, e..
rogers, of Barre, was exhibiting far cola .Os' a.
ed and rds'n u rutland, the animal became Tighten
,h.a'' u luaSnea oil at full speed Mr. RrUors wa.
'0w" 'naer the wheel and several Of his rib. h -"
hrot" u '"e morse was killed by being pierced win
broken shaft Of the wagon. 0 ''S's'u WIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

HORACE MANN, UPON CoALITIoK.--Upon the
outside OF to-days paper the reader will find Horace
mann's able argument upon Coalitions, delivered in
the course Of his speech at the Free Soil State Con
vention in this City, but which we could not find
space TO publish until now