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Fsres.-The extensive shirting and drilngs cot
ton mill of Cyrus Hilborus, at the corner o.
Twelfth and Willow streets, Philadelphia, wa,
destroyed by fire on the 3lst ult. The loss is est
mated at S2O, 600, which is mostly covered by in
surance By this calamity about $50 hands are
thrown out of employment.
Fox's building, at the corner of Middle and Elk
change streets, Portland, Me-, was consumed BY
fire on the Both ult. Loss $4,000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

Preparatory Arrangements -Maberlini, the re-
nowned vocalist, is making preparations to com
mence series of concerts, the first Of which is
to be given in Boston. She will DO assisted by a
distinguished pianist, and by lady vocalist, both
of whom came out with Mabsrlini In the Stafford
~;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

Horribie.-A woman named Trout was com
mited to the Jail Of Lebanon, Penn, last week, OF
charge of whipping little girl three years old, tt
death, to which she was stepmother. The chill,
fell from her hands dead.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

Mrs. Forrest.-This lady will make her debut at
one Of the New York thsatres-Brougham's proba.
bly-in the course Of few days. Her first per.
formance will be in tragedy translated expressly
for her, from the French. :" Lady Teazle" and
+" Pauline are paris she will also impersonate.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10
The Pennsylvania State Fair.-At Harris

The Pennsylvania State Fair.-At Harrisburgh,
Pa, on the 3lst ult, the Hon. Andrew Stevenson
delivered the opening address of the Agricultural
Fair to densely crowded audience. His address
occupied two houfs in delivery, in which he re-
ferred to agriculture as the basis of national wealth
and urged upon the farmers of Pennsylvania and
Virginia the necessity Of introducing more skill
and science into the cultivation Of the soil. His
speech abounded in many classical illusions, and
received great applause.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

IN Frat following
ao. by the Nos commence at the Railroad and tuu
In the Second n the Nos Steamboat Land
No being Fabos Landing the Third (m3), frs
Railroad Perry Wharf
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Kentucky Senator. Inc Legislature of Ken
lucky convenes at Frankfort IN a lew days.
Among the earliest Of its acts will be the election
of Senator for SIX years, in the place OF MIR. Un-
derwood, whose term will have expired previous 10
the next meeting Of the Legislature. He will not,
in all probably be re elected.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

Per ship johanna smidt, from Bremen--a6O in steerage
Per ship Obers, from BIemsn-l52 In Storage.
Per ship Quebec, from New York-20 in steerage.
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McCormick's Reaper--At Albany, N. Y, on the
3lst ult, the jury in the case of Mccormick Us
Seymour q Morgan, for the infringement of the
patent of McCormick's reaping machine, returned
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $4,000.
The trial occupied ten days.
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POKI OF NEW ORLEANS.

Monday Morning, nssf Ns1sn 0ss'f H. ls5l.s
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Georgia. Porter ewYork. via Havana.
steamship Mexico Place. Galveston, Harris Morgan
Ship Ship Manila. Cray. Liverpool. JP Whney SEQ
and zee zee
Ss::
BEN ss!t Diana Hem. fsasaesls FRSdswsd aso
h ss ss Gss ss
sds John Wi!Iiams Goodspsed. Vera Cruz. W. Brown
%sss ss
Ship Lydia, soule day from Mobile. in ballast. to
Ship Hudson White from Alcant. Gibraltar. 10th Sept.
Ship Gsotis Z Resd Week.. day. from NswYo
=, ballast. 10 Meeker Eco-sd my. -,
Ship Bay State simmons from toson 9Th Oct, to George
Brem ship Johanna smd Warek. so days from Bremen to
TIenton Tory. Is days from New York. msstssd
Ship Mounaineer. Robinson. 20 days from Thomason to
Ship Monterey, Lincoln IS days from NewYork. Fosdck
Brem ship obers. Fechte from Bremen goth Sept.
Ship Quebec, Durfey. l5days from NewYork. Chase
AusIn brig Nueva Caroline Piett. SO days from Rio de
! s TO- %S,tsrG fist W. w.. crn, s. :, ,.,
| to Camerden-P0nt.
Danish schr Malgareta Brmer 60 days from Malaga
maser-lst
Schr Aurela, Hanson, days from Mobile. in ballast.
| maser-Basin
STEAMBOATS,.
New La,ona. Landry, from Baton Rouge.
Ohio, Black, from st Louis.
Alton, Greenlaw, from Memphis
>. Charles, Apologize, from Napoleon
Caldo Dmiry. from Donadsonvle
Cuba, Otis, from Bayou Sara
Gypsy, Ure. from Bayou Sara.
Towboat Porpoise, Brown from the Passes-went down
Ignt-brought up ship Quebec. brig Nuevo Caroline.
down ightIbrousht up ships Monterey. Lydia. Hudson
| and brig Globe
Towboat Persian, Pnnegar. from The Passes dowr
lght-b ought ships Bay State, Monterey and 10
| hama Smidt.
Towboat Anglo Norman. Rinehardt. from the Passes
went down lght-brought up ships Mountaneer, Char
lotte Reed, Olbes and schr MaIgaretta.
BELow-CoMINs UP.
4, TXn shlna unkn
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The steamer Ohio left st Louis the I'd nst-Steamer
Iowa in for NewOreans steamers Amaranth and st
Louis laid up the Pocahontas from St Louis for
this port, struck log Buffalo Island and compelled
discharge her cargo Cairo and st Louis for
repairs.
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Cannon at Boston.-For the defence OF the port
of Boston, and the supply of the United States
steamers and other vessels stationed there, or built,
TO be built in that quarter of the country. there
are deposited in the Navy Yard in Charlestown,
Mass, not less than seven hundred cannon. They
are of the most approved model and description
known to military men, have each been thoroughly
tested and proved by the artillery officers and engi-
neers of the General Government. Some of Them
cost S140O each, if NOT more. Were their average
price, unmounted, not more than $500 each, the
expense of the whole would exceed 5000, 900.
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SAINTS Oyster Saloon.

SANS Oyster Saloon.
THIS new and extensive SALOON, which is
L on a scale ers atty superior to any other ~ ~
eabs hmeat of the kit in the Sooth is Just a.
opened a No. 10l ST CHARLES ST N~
Mr.. WEIR, better known as - SAM" has
~ been connectsI with the business in this Guy for
V the last nine years. having m nenced with Mr..
Hobrook, when he established
LIZ the first Oyster Saloon in the -
Second NJ onicpaity, remained with hin
till his death, and has continued bus ever el 90.
Wi such experience and nexble determination
serve the uubc faithfully with the best in his line, SAM
socts of his friends shars of their patronage.
large sum has been expended in f this Saloon and
providing Its Bar with the choicest Liaoor that be
have ban employed including tina Cooks The
arder will always be supplied with the choicest and
GAME and the OYSTERS obtained exclusively for
this estabshmentln short, expense or trouble will
spared to render this Saloon worthy the patronage of this
liberal and judci0us community octN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

Literary Iheh.-Mr. Hildreth, author of the
History Of the United States, publishes card in
the Eastern papers, in which he accuses Judge
Halliburton of having appropriated, in a recent
work, not only his ideas, but also conveying them
in the same language. The act was certainly more
bold than commendabe.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

THE celebrated MAZDA ME LAMONT Museum.
Ne.Yort has returned TO lhs fun her BIZ
oxi and holds her daily The No. 30 Crcus
street, between Perso and Poydrss reception
who vah be informed Of Wonderful Revelations
tine Rhenoogy and Pamsy The
able and pecton Mile Jenny Lind during say
NsWorean has ed the
ever ewn The long residence Of Madame Lamont
and her Eastern Magi gwen the al,
vantage Of occult knowledge BY
- Pefsous having important pending find 70
their advantage to u call.
~ Nine ID say this being limited, has her
pricss To sue. for Ladies 81 Gentlemen u6 On
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The Glpsy Girl.

AFELY arrived nom Europe, being sevsuh Daughter Of
II The Gypsy Family,
Of NswOr that gns staying The city,
and all those wishing her viii resnce
on Cuonhou,e street No a. tetwsen Royal and souhcn
Future Ladies' and gentmen vishing
surround hem Likewise prospects, by
calling Gypsy Hours IL
Consultation ~ cen,s. nS ST.
Madame Dwell
DESPECTFULLf Lsdiss Gentlemen Of New
IL Orlsss she ou Europe,
sulted her r-isncs Daupnin and Epanads
Oh this Present. fast aud Future events.
CousuItatioL-- 81; Ladies Soc. nj w.
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Samuel IL. sNOO7'e r. Co..
81 CAMP STREET,
HAVE in store and are constantly receiving the
Il the following articles in their line, which they
C9sR will guaranty to be Of the best quality. and
Mn at as low prices as be found in the city, ~
V1 and sent to the purchasers
~ FREE OF CHARGE. ~
White Opaque China DINNER SETS.
French China DINNER and TEA SETS.
Fancy painted and plain white TOILET SETS.
Painted and Gilt Breakfast and Tea SERVICES.
White French CHINA, in detached pieces.
Moulded, Cut and Engraved GLASS.
Britannia Metal and Silver Plated CASTORS.
LAMPS, CANDLESTICk, yapanned WATERS.
49,. Ivory handled and common KNIVES and FORKS.
With great variety Of other articles oil
House. Furnishing Goods
@ Also in store
SOLAR LAMPS, GIRONDOLES AND ENTRY LAMPS.
500 crates Of common and medium CROCKEkY, to be
n-packed for the country tsade, at New ork pric
OlS 2u2GSp
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The Grapes.
sSAs eV- The subscribers beg leave respectfully to
me- announce that and after SATURDAY EVENING,
November L. they will open COFFEE house
W Of 1.-THE GRAtES," on the corner Of St Charles and
Poydras for the reception Of their friends
public. Nothing has been spared the
equal in the city thai only prove that
Wines and Liquors second to
GRAPES LUNCH-Pea Soup, Roast Beef Boiled Mutton Corned
Beef and Cabbage Boiled Reddish and Tomato Sauce
n4 GIN BIGGAR & FRASER.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

Hoe6ner's Subscription Concerts.
Aaaa ErThe undersigned has the pleasure Ny.a~
i Of Informing the citizens Of NevUreans tk14k
the subscription book. for the series Of Twelve
- Grand Concerts, which he proposes giving
~ during The coming season, are open !; y
Mr. eviIt 80 Camp He engsgsd the hast mu.
which could possibly be Obtained spared
trouble make these Concerts worthy the patronage
tbs overs Of Muaic. (ol4 lal N. HOEFfNER-
Ladies' Fair,
TUE Ladies of NevOeans respectfully they pro-
pose to hold for lev the oh Dseemsr
ASYLUM the Third Aunic,pahy. This appeal gsnsrou
community unavoidable question havint
hundred children maintain and educate being
destitute Of pecaniafy n1H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-11-10

The ArCHAFALAYA BAsK.-Ths following is a li,t of
the Judgments obtained against the stockholders
OF the Achafaaya Bank 1t has been made out by the
clerk of the Fifth District Court The dsendents pay the
costs:
Mrs. Josephine Armor, executrix Of the estate of
James Armor, parish of Orleans o. $50 10
The Consolidated Association OF the Planters of
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AUCTION SALES.

Furniture. Furniture. .... Furniture.
By J. M. WEYMOUTH, Auctionser,
ut 107 ST. Charles st., door from Poydras.
n his DAY Monday November 10. 10 e'eiock-w sold
i auction
and general Of and PURN
MN
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Greseemt 2ssoa sno at syr, ting @aIs.,
NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1851.

CORRECTos.-Our notice of the of MI. AIabaugh,
IN Saturdays paper got strangely umbed up with that
Alexander hattaree. The latter individual sent in
charge Of an officer TO Dkab county Ca to answer the
charge Of having shot Mr. Connolly. but Mr.. Alabsugh
case not concluded until Saturday, when it was dis
missed and Mr.. Alabaugh discharged from custody.
The testimony for the defence showed that there
tiny thing much like the boat at the time of the
occurrence and that Mr. Aabaugh, the engineer, but
defending himself when he killed Campbel His witnesses
were OF the most respectable character, and their evidence
scattered the charge Of murder to the winds.
CHARITY HosPITAL.-The following is the last weekly
report of the Charity Hospital in this city:
Admitted. SAT Died
discharged .3l6 Remaining $50
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
q. Charles Theatre.
~ BENEFIT Of n.. @ BARRETT.
MoNDAY November TO- v'n be performed r's me the new
0 LADIES BATTLE.
Principal characers Mis- Barrett Mr. Burnett, Mr. Perry Mr.
and Mr. bynsr etc.
ALL THAT CUTTERS Is NOT GOLD.
In which Mis- Barrett Mr. DsBsr. Marx Smith principal
~ Doors open a, ,ss 3; MN oeoe Mo
First Grand Military and Civic Ball Of
-saa& the Orleans Guards, MA
sss ~ ,:s ' szida6sr Ai gvzs H.
and M nas ne ss siefp'a tn.
4: s::s. z:: s::
Fl e. 1si M g S.;ass g s3s;a;;
81; k KTI!; 81: :ss T;s:s. s
E:s! ss E:s; TS;,ssa.n. :s s:'s
Lieut. Fs man, a'' :ss ;ss;. Is" vv a:s;:s
....connTTEE IHvrrATIoH....
Capt wssamot, serE. !ero!s@.a, ssrc ysdsnasr.
Benent OF the Firemen's CharftabIe
Association
- grand display Of FIREWORKS will Be given Lafayette
Square the 18Th November by Mr. GATOR
benefit Of the Association magnificent feature
emplated dplay will he perfect Of the
Crystal ralsee.
To give avsy penon chance of witnessing the exhhon
veil enable the good
tickets admission put cents
the principal music and book city, the ocss Of
newpape and from the undesned members Of the committee
saMIG D Fisk, Vice Presid.nf. ManicipsI Hail.
+. Il, BERcIlR, Treasurer, " Tchou pitoulas ST.
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r JAMAICA GINGER--Tucker's celebrated Cor
Elixir ef jamaica Ginger. for the of Dyspspsi,
Eestion, DaFfh@a, etc. etc. Aso-Brown's Essencs
Of JulhAica Ginger, for sale by
p. L. MASSEY, Apothecary,
n7s corner of Camp and Gravier Sta,
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The United Sates Life Annuity Trust Companv
Philadelphia having valued IA
thereby become responsible all obgaons DUE or maj
become arising from Policies Of
me Southern Mutual Life insurance Company Louisana prior
the 9Th Of October present. (ls5 renew
Policies tall due, srI
Of said Company.
The Policy holssrs Of Life nsuancs Com
o. LOUISIANA are respectfully to call the Office, No.
lamp street. where statement Of the
dered essential JOSHUA BALUWIE
fresident Southern Mutual Lie Insurance Company,
L BENJAMIN FLORANCE.
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ONlONS-3S0 sacks superior Iowa Onions,
" landing and In store, Tor ssle by
ns srONEa WALWURTh. a Tchoapi,oulas 81
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CURRANTS-5O kegs and 25 bbls prime Zsn,e
rs 4. +. coCHkAN co. a rehoupi,oulas 81.
MOCHA COFFEE-3O bags superior, for sale
lvl by A. F. COCHRAN CO. 81 Tchoupisouia. h.
EIGS-lO00 drums Smyrna, in fair order, for
i sss By A. +. COCHRAN y co. n Tohoaptoaiss q.
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CRUKLTY.-A woman named Bridget Love was yester-
day by the First Municipality police for unmsrcul.
y beating u child
STEALING AND RKCEIvINa.-John Marshall and Louis
Wolfe were brought before Recorder CALDWELL Saturday
the former charged with having stolen pair Of worth
four dollars and the attr with having purchased the said
pants from Marshall for dollar. Both tbs
Work house.
LARCENY-James Brady sent before the First Dis.
tric Court Saturday, by Recorder Caldwell for trial.
a charge Of stealing pair Of boots from Peter Scott.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25
IMPORTANT INrOkM,TIoy.

ID ID. G. Bunting, from London, (tneand. \
au nor pr"cl cal hease on Cod liver iii ana 9TH
er renei rs M Consumption. formerly Thy icinn To The
North I'll Hosn Al and JUNIOR Lecturer 10 III York Hos
pl'dl On NODslih Lifts the honor Hnl unce to tlIe
III abiais Of Worcester and vcIny, that he il nm
der M 81 ghg nth OF adsliDgu shed SoclIy IN Lrore
to investigate and olham statistical information as Ia
the amount Of Consunptiye diseases in the United
" les aud Chnadas, IN mparisun with those OF other
places on the conli tint tbs eat experience extend
lng over peno OF twenty years the principal hot
PIT lis OF Europe, gives full ,sslrlce OF his prrlect
compeien Tor Iht ia IN which he il engaged Dfes-
en- rs Phemt spy iometef, and the improved ste hon
et'r, Qhe recent iuv,nt ON If DIR. Gu In, of Dnbh)
Rngether with tbe xblr SIethoscope, over 40 inches
IN ie"gt are use b, hin in hs.e ninaons
llf. ~-lts to be dstn clly uIdaI sioo that 10 re-.
unneration Is rtqune from any person for h services.
ms II eh resp nses beng paic y the society under
winch ne II engn. ed.
Any reisrh lib fine under or having predispOstlon
10 Is lea Iul hhla y, w Gomez ayor by II ~ and
allnwhp mn g. lnaae IN eAA III alton and Win II he
u per VIII be shtisi ctory.
Once ANA ,esldo"Cc, No. Maple street, near The
"''ess'or house' nov2x.d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

E The Wings of Worcester currently
spreading report that hey have >tc.et pledsr
Tom Luke B. Wuhe,bs, Representative elect from
Shrew sbury, pledging himself to fur Winthrop
for Governor and for the VI hig candidates CO.. The
Senate. We do not believe word ol it. We have
not the slightest doubt that there Wings who
would he parties to such fraud, hui we have known
Mr.. Wthelby as man Of strict integrity, and high
ata esp& aH nf e Il f hs gaff v gss9 Erf he
oou'o 10 any other dlsgracefnl act, man who
should DO so vile thing could show himself in the
fi'use' only to- be Stunned by homes, men of all par
tes'- to share the portion Of the Bells and Others
VINO have betrayed their Constituents. A seat in
mat body would be poorly obtained at such price,
and such men as Mr.. Witherby are no, the ones to
| pay it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

A FAT SPECULATIoN.-Whe Bravo Muril-
'lo, the present spanish Prime Minister, was
Minister of Finance under Naryaez, he agreed
with Christina. the Queen Mo,her, to have the
per cent. debt extnguisiled She accord
bgly SET her brokers in London and Paris 10 buy
up that debt. which then worth only 48 or
30 per cent, and with snch success that she soon
btcane The owner OF four-fhs Of The entire loan.
Meas while Bravo Murillo quarrelled with Mar
vhtz and In the Ministry, TO the great alarm of
Christina. She, however, set about oustng Mar
vaez, who was then almost omnipolent. and
accomplished it. Then On her Recommendation
Bravo Murlllo WAS made Prime Minister and
Minister of Finance, and Of course resumed the
plan his prolrcIrses was so deeply Interested in
The loan is now paid off and Christina clears on
1t 81 900, 000.-N Y Tribune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

Mr.. MCKINDLEY's LESSONS IN GEoGRAPHy
-Our readers will perceive by his advertisement in
another column, tba' Mr. Mckinley will commence
another course of Lessons in Geography this even
ing, at Warren Hall. These lessons will consist of
TWO parts, the first commencing AT half mas, s;x
and the second at eight O'Clock; thus accommodate.
ing all classes of persons, and afording those who
could not attend at one hour Second opportunity to
avail themselves Of The Lesson. w, trust that the
VIDE 'mny which Mr. McKindip,'s system and
lectures have so justly obtained both COR mt
and instruction, viii Induce our cnzrns to improve
'h'S OCCASION Recolec--at Warren Hall, this
evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

WEBSTER DELEGATIoN.-To day is the
time appointed for the meeting Of the grand Web
ster Nominating Committee at Boston, when the
LAzhiq show
Presidency Will be gone through with, according to
the most approved form. We know not how il
may be with'other places, but if the delegations
go no better sustained by constituencies than
that from Worcester, the convention itself will be
even more faIcical than its domination We
have made inquiry, and can find 70 man who
knows when or where, any meeting has been
held In Worcester, for the appointment of dele
gates. 1t is very certain that no meeting has
been publicly called for the purpose, the wing
papers mere have said nothing in reference to the
subject. and the belief is confidently expressed by
some, that the selection was made in Boston, and
not in Worcester
We do net knew how the straight forward,
open, abovebeard Webster Wings, such as the
conductors Of the Beston Advertiser, Courier,
Bee, &c fancy the game which is play ed with
them here. Everywhere through this county,
during the electiuneerng canvass. the wing speak.
ers have taken Free Soil ground and dwelt par
iicuarly on thar point land, in the tewns, voters
were solicited to vote The Wing ticket, on tn,
ground .bat was Anti Webster and Anti Fugi
tive Slave Law. Such was the management
where the sound Of it would mon 60 abroad, --4t
the people at home. the Wing leaders are Anti
Webster, and the Anti Webster feeling has beer
famed, excited and intensified among them, Will
III lr papers have been NUN on The subject, an,
when Webster convention is called, larg
+. delegation is announced of leading Wings il
Worcester. Yet, even this Is kept dark at home
Kill the elections have passed. Such is the Janus
faced character Of tie party aud its management
ia this county
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

IRELAND. The Galway Vindicator of the
Slh INST, contains an account of meeting held
in that city on the subject of steam conlmunicu-
ton with New York, which Mr.. flagstaff,
who presented letters of introduction from Mr.
Abbott Lawrence, stated that he and his fher
had determined ON trying an experiment for six
months with FIRST class steamers, the first of
which, one of the f,slesl and strongest that ever
sailed, would leave New York ON The 18TH of
December. Very superior cu,igrant arrange
ments were to be made, and engraus to be con-
veyed at f6 head A resolution was passed
that Mr. Wagstdf's vessels shculd enter the porl
nee ofall duties for six months. The greatest
unaninily and enthusiasm prevailed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

BRIBERY--Ye yesterday the Whigs were more
open than usual, in their attempts TO bride voters
to the support Of their ticket. In Ward 8, quite
an alteration took place between a Wing and
Free Sciler, about the possession Of turkey,
which was brought into the meeting by the wing
in payment for a vote which he stated had been
promised to the Wing ticket, and which he stood
ready to hand over, il tbs Free Soiler had come
up TO his agreement.
On the other band, the Free Soer conlended
that he had ouiy agreed To carry The Wing ticket
up to the ballot box; that be had fulfilled his
promise to the letter, for there was not word
said about putting II into the box, and to end all
dispute as to the premises, be would refer the
matter 10 the decision of his shoptnates who
heard the conversation. This the Wing gentle
man declined 70 do, and in q great rage left the
Ward room, turkey in his hand, probably 10 try
his luck 10 some quarter, where there was less
probability Of getting " sold' himself, in attempt
ing TO buy Wing vote.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-25

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. oath.
The U. S. District Court was crowded this
morning to witness the trial of the Christiana
Rioters. The following counsel appeared for the
government, John W. Ashmead, james r. Iud-
low, Geo. l.. Ashmead, Robu. j. BSent, and
James Cooper The government council said he
should be prepared TO take up the case of Cashier
Hannaway Tomorrow.
The Court after lining a number of absentees
500 each, adjourned the case until to- morrow.