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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
Abatement of Cholera Storm and Freshei III
the We>t-Lo>> of Life and Destruction OIL
Property.

LOUISVILLE. Monday, Aug. l. 1871.
The Cholera e ab4ilng here only one ne" case
occurred today. There acre II deaths on oatui-
dav and sundas Most Of the cases now under tTea'
Inelt. II 5 thought. vii recover The "e.ther -
cool and ciogdy
great storm occurred IL ~ Lo+-s on Aii S1!-
The steamers Planter. Alexander scott. an " .
tern World. broke from theIr mooFinSs ne F!aIset
lost her caon and c1Imnles. sustaining 1AiAasy -
he extent Of $3.50. The steamer M0untaiieef io>'
her chiIEles and pLot-hOuse >eVeEei rails we're
completely 6roAen Up Many light omidu 3 aAd
sheds WGg- DESTROYED and fences, trees dAo SiOF9
- ere .eve.et with ne ground.
Greai loss OF lie and destruction OF pioP."} "
CURED ~ Mu>cat.ne. Iowa OF the l!!h MS, y =
freshs- on q creek which Occuned a. nlcls hoIscs
were swept or and n one woman ana i.et IL
oIep sefe drowned Inc loss % p-I'4e w ~
H. $1,000
! Faln->toru n De Soto and Marshall CouEiie',
Mississippi. has damaged the crops seriously
Cholera at Chicago.
CHrc,so, saturday, August 10, 1871.
The Board q Health report one DEAN nom Nlio.'
era es'era4y
State Of the Ohio.
P,Tr,srR re. Monday, Aug l., ISL.
Tie nter measures only three feet N TIC channel
The weather = pleasant.
Case Of Drowning.
T4rCa. Monday. August j.. 1851.
jeremiah Blaze .; Ia-s cl,i. VIZ hANnc9 !. trei'
ton Fis ta.S afc.nsJg.
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ra.r Of Drowning.

T4fc,. Monday. August y. 1851.
jeremiah Blake q; ,hls ci.y. VIZ irlNnca Il Trel'
ton : - ta.s afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

PrOe0eAT,ON OF TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

The Committee on Salaries of Olilc,rs,
to whom Was referred the Annual Message from hiS
Honor tie Mayor communicating MS nomination OF
George " MalSeil % The Off Of Chief IT Police
r,snecffulfx
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Dousherty was diving wagon from butchers
Shop a, Penny Bridge 70 ne market. when TWO tel
lows managed 20 steal sheep from H. On detecting
the robbery hc pursued ;hCIp. when they attacked
HIM and gave hin IN UIiDCTc.fUl beating. The PC
lice Yesterday morning arrested Isaac MrGahcy,
Edward Costello and B:ldcef Gilion. The tSo for
mer were identified a. ne fellows who committed
the uni Wll act, and he woman VAS supposed 20
be an accomlslCC. They were committed for eX-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

COTTON UNS EAOY.
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>iatc Of Ihr OHIO.

P,Tr,srRG. Monday, Aug l., l>jl.
Tie ri,er measures only three feet IN tho channel
The weather : pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
= \ Serlous riot occurred YESTERDAY al

Z \ serious riot occurred Yesterday al
ternoOn ~ "a dIlnkng-shop Kept by widow We Carty.
Der ol dlsorier.y fellows congregaied. and COM
menced QUaTrehng. ! severe night cn>ued, n which
the bottles, glasses, &c, used - Weapons, ana
man, ot the Cariv were much injured. The Second
District Police succeeded n Guelhng the disorder,
and aIrcs;ug >iX C ne party, who were locAed up
fOr examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19
Cholera al tbicago.

CHICAGO, saturday, AHeu>t TO- lc,s
The Board q Health repor; one dea'n nom Cho.
era es'erd4y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

'ss PLATE FOR ME. toILiNs.-We
\, Ms' The SPLENDID service Of gold plate present
AT T. h, Collins BY the merchants OF New
va VII 'emsin for several DAYS longer for pubic
sSSecsoe al TIE store Of Messrs Bal. TompAlnS &
s'acs' ~ Broadway. We have heard tu, one ev-
$50" as 10 ins magnificent testimonial. and that
@@" well deserved.
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cE,fRaL DULLNEss IN PRosIsI0.,.

Continued Depression in the Corn Markci.
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,lisjcai Affairs in Frame.
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SAD ACCIDENT We regret to learn that
Mr. Elliott, the eminent Painter, broke his leg on
Saturday evening, lusi above the ANGLE,
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Ayr5vAr, o. r!TF CANADA a; HAAI.'iA.
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SPECIAL DvIy.-We have found out
~ @is means in one or two points, one o; Which
- aaendancc al the Board OF Aldermen 10 watch
~ seoa'e on the nomination OF the Chief and The
's-~a'cAns the public interest, OF course
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

oAsrkRsEorYPEs IN On. We have seen
\. sosreo'ypc, IN OIL, Of J. X. Marvel, taken by
- 'siier, OF the rlumoe Gallery. No 25l Broad
W "hiea had the beauty Of ane miniature pant
- essnenea with The detail OF tie Dar,lcrreotype
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-19

& The f. H. Snow Social Union No.
20 10 BiddleS Grove on a Picnic and Coilllon eX'
cutson CA Thursday next. The steamer New-Jer-
Sey and the barge Gen. Warren are chartered Cor the
occasion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

BoxFoRD, MAss.-The Congregational Jour
nal contains an interesting sketch of the history
Of this ancient town, from which we take the fols
lowing paragraph
sit Is singular fact, that no physician or law
yer ever settled in the town; no citizen ever SEX
ed for license to sell ardent spirits; no native Of
the town was ever sent to the State Prison; no
one was ever convicted Of an Infamous crime
such was the unity Of sentiment in religion, that
there never was any church but the Congrega-
tional, and in politics, that, till within few years
there was not single voter who was not Wing,
when at last, Col. Peabody became The solitary
Democrat IN the town for years; and even then,
ms motives were suspected, for he was accused
Of the ambition to be the leader of his partu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

SANDWICH ISLANDS PosTAGE.-We are
requested 10 state that, by the last arrival at San
Francisco, official Information has been received
at the Post Office Department, ofthe reduction Of
the Hawaiian postage from ten to FIVE cents the
letter not exceeding half an ounce in weight-.a
similar rate Of five cents being added for every
additional half ounce. On letters to these islands,
the regular United States inland postage to San
Francisco must be prepaid, leaving the Hawaiian
portion to be collected at Honolulu. The post
master of San Francisco reports that the inter-
course between that place and the Islands is rap
idly increasing, and that the mails to and from
eachpoint are regular as can be secured by
sailing vesses.-- Washington Republic
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Kossuth.

New York Dec Slh
Several Populations have waited upon Kossuth
to invite him to visit different places, amongst
them, one from Gov Hunt.
In speech made on Saturday evening, at the
the Irving Howe, upon the occasion Of an invita-
ton TO visit Philadelphia. Kossuth said that he
was highly grati6ed at the invitation, and felt
anxious 10 visit the spot where that immortal
charter was adopted, but that his object in visit
ing this country was not personal one, but to
promote the great cause of liberty throughout the
world, and especially in Hungary, and while he
was sure that the people of the United State sym
pathized in that subject, be could not but say,
that he was deeply distressed at the action which
had been taken by Congress, and had it reached
him before he had left Europe, he should have
hesiiated about coming to this country further,
that he did not know whether he wonld leave the
city at ALL
The failure of Hicks g. Co., was caused par
tally by Thompson the Eastern Carpet manu-
factuler.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

CoUNTERFEIT FIVE DOLLAR NorEs.-
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter warns the public
to beware of counterfeit IS notes on the following
banks:-
In Massachusetts,. = Leicester Northampton !;
Union Bank, Of Weymouth aud Biaintree Warren,
Of Danvers; Andover; birmingham; Blackstone,
Of Uxbrdge; DanveIs; Marine; Qunsigamond;
Beverly.
Vermont.-Bank of Montpelier; CIaremont Bank.
Nel0 Hampshire. Ashuelot; New Ipswich; Me-
chanics' and Traders.
Haiae.-Bank of Cumberland.
Rhode Island. -CenlreyiIIe, of Warwick; New
England; Pacific; Railroad Rhode Island; Cen
trail; Village.
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( PRoJEcT TO TAKE THE SANDWICH
lsLANDs.-The San Francisco papers, by the
late arrival, contain various ambiguous paragraphs
IN relation to expedition that recently started
for the Sandwich Islands The New York Com
mercial gives the following extract from private
letter, which probably explains the matter Some
thing ofthe kind has, no doubt, long been in con-
temptation:
"There has been an expedition fitted out from
here, of some three or four hundred persons bound
for the Sandwich Islands, with the view of taking
possession ofthem, either by suason or force
1t is rumored that the king has, on certain terms,
agreed to abdicate in favor of this party, which
has some credence here, and has induced many
indeed TO join the party. The Game Cock and
two other ships, sailed yesterday, with large
passenger list, for the islands.
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For the spy.


MEssRs. EDIToRs:-A store-keeper, in vii
lage not more than nine miles from your city,
having announced in bis card, that all articles
purchased of him, should be delivered free of ex-
pense, mountaineering, thinking to puta joke
upon him. sent boy to desire that a dose
of salts should be sent to his house. In less
than twenty minutes after. horse and wagon
was at his door, and, with much polileness, a
paper containing the salts was left. This rather
discomposed the serenity of the quizzer, con
science pricked and after a few minutes, adj
dressing his wife he said, "My dear, here are
ten doars,-- 60 to the store aud buy yourself
new dress. Z, - = ir-sz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09
Four Days Later fr0m Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
New YoRK, Dec. al

NEW YoRK, Dec. 9TH.
The steamer Pacific, Capt. Nye, with four days
LATER news from Europe, arrived about 10 O'Clock
this evening. She brings 80 passengers.
The Liverpool Cotton Market is lid per Id.
dearer on American descriptions. Sales in three
days $4,000 bales
Flour Market continues very firm, with good
demand. Prime white Wheat is shade dearer.
In Indian Corn there was more doing, at about
previous prices.
ENGLAND.-A serious collision has occurred
on the northwestern railway, by which large
number Of persons were injured
! The steamship City of Glasgow, from Phiadel-
phia, arrived Liverpool on tn 23d, in seven-
! teen DAYS passage. The Europa made the pas
sage out from Boston IN ten days and three hours
The cotton factory Of Dugald, McPhial g. Co.,
and Greenhead, was destroyed by fire on Tues
day; it employed 300 persons-loss 100000.
The Sunderland Bank has suspended pay
ment
Intelligence from Paris announces
that NJ. Casablanca has been appointed Minister
of finance, and M. Leievere Duruhe succeeds
him as Minister of Commerce. Numerous So
cialists arrests continue to be made.
An article in the Constitutional, charging the
heads Of the party Of order with conspiracy
against the person Of the President had caused a
great sensation. The Minister Of the Interior
had denied the existence of such conspiracy.
A bill had been proposed in the Assembly for
regulating the responsibility Of the President and
his ministers. 1t is stated that there is a proba-
bility of Louis Napoleon again presenting the
Electoral Bill, recently defeated in the Assem-
bly,.
HANovER.--A new ministry under the Pres
ide1cy of M. schoIe, has been formed, which vii
pursue an entirely new course of policy Th'
new King has issued proclamation pledgnl
himself to the most sacred observance Of the con
stiiution of the country.
AUsTRIA.-'rhe state Of Hungary is most an
satisfactory, and government organs admit that
riAch agitated. The system Of expulsion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

ArrFMPrED MURDER OF A POLICE OFFICER I
IN BosroS. We learn from the Boston Journal,
that a. half past eleven O'Clock on Monday morning,
a man named Abraham Bradley discharged pistol
at officer Asa o. Butman, by which that gentleman
came within hairs breadth of losing hisliIe The
circumstances which led to this act Of desperation
are follows:
Bradley has been DESTROYS ofpaying his attentions
to young lady in North Charles street, but his
suit was not favored. A young man, Warren L.
Harris, became engaged to her.
Last Thursday evening, Bradley, hearing that
Harris had gone to the MeIodeon in company with
the lady, proceeded the door Of the house, where
he waited with loaded pistol, for the purpose of
shooting him when he should come out. Fortu-
nately Mr.. H. was unable to obtain tickets and did
not go.
Frustrated in his design, he went TO the residence
of the young lady, called her out, and on some trivial
pretence desired her to go few steps up the street
He being friend of the family, and often visiting
there in the capacity Of friend, the young lady ac-
coded to his request.
They had gone but few steps when he offered
the most outrageous violence TO her person, and
threatened her life if she did not submit. He at the
same time drew pistol and threatened to shoot her
il she did not submit. She then screamed loudly,
which alarmed the neighborhood, and he fed.
Monday morning he went to the Merimac House
where Mr. Harris boards, and did not find him. II,
then went up stairs in search Of him. In the mean
time officers Butman and Richardson had arrived a
the Merrnac House with warrant for his arres
on charge Of threatening the life of the lady,
The officers went up stairs and found him prowlin
about the house They made known their purpose
and he at once started with The officers for the Cou
House. The three had proceeded as far as oppos
IA ;l;am,s stable in Srala.,r..- -l - Il
dfe@ pistol from his pocket, aimed it at officer Blu
man, fired, and by almost miracle MIR. Butna
escaped The pistol not IL inches from b
head. A portion Of the charge wounded the officer
hands.
The pistol was heavily loaded, and contained
large ball. Bradley was Immediately secure,
I and prevented from doing further harm. He
54s about p years Of age, and man Of the stron.
. passions, and most desperate and evil tendenc
.s2 In Bradleys pocket was found paclzag
$50 arsenic, sufficient 10 produce speedy DEATH I
M he confesses, he intended to take after he had
complished his other homcidal acts.
While in the Marshal's flee he raved
Ter threatened most furiously He says if he e
in gels bis liberty that he will murder the 70
~ lady. her father, and even her mother, and Il
m ris, his rival.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

FIRE AND lNcENDIARIsM IN New BRAIN
TREE.-We have already noticed the fire in
N. Braintree on Sunday night, Dec. 1st We learn
by the Barre Gazette, that the three barns, car
riage-house, and other out-budings attached, be-
longing 10 Mr.. Josiah Bush, were burned, togeth
with their entire contents, consisting of AZ head
of neat cattle, said to have been the best stock in
New Brantree, two horses, several store hogs,
one hundred tons of hay, one hundred and TWEEN
ty bushels of grain, one carriage, carts, and al
most every variety offarming implements. The
wind was high, and so rapid was the progress Of
the flames, that all attempts 10 save the stock, or
even TO enter the barns, were Ruthless Damages
FIVE Thousand dollars. Insurance, two thousand
dollars, at the Mechanics and Farmers Mutual
Office in Worcester. Thomas Hickey, an Irish
man, who had previously been in the employ Of
Mr. Bush, and was discharged few days before
the fire, on account of some difficulty between
him and Mr.. Bush, was arrested on Monday, in
West Brook6eld, and taken before Samuel Mix
ter, Esq, by whom he was held to bail in the
sum of one thousand dollars, for his appearance
at the January term of the Criminal Court.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

DEATH BY FIRE.-A Mrs Short, wife OF
Mr.; John Short, Of Darlington, R. L., was shock
ingy burnt, on Saturday last, by her clothes taxi
ing lire, while washing the floor Her three
small children only were present, who did all they
cauid to extlngush the flames. She fingered un-
I'll The next day, when death put an end to her
suiierings. She leaves four children, the eldest
about ten years Of age.-Bristol PhGnir.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

PURCHASE OF jacobs CELEBRATED Ii
BRARY FOR HARVARD UNIvERsITY.-Th Cam
bridge Chronicle announces that Mr.. George Bond,
Of Cambridge, during his recent tour in Germany,
succeeded in purchasing for the University at Cam
bridge, the celebrated Mathematical Library Of the
late Professor jacob. The collection consists of
about one thousand complete works, many Of them
Of great value, yet the price paid by Mr.. Bond was
no more tban $500. The boxes containing the
books have arrived at Cambridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09


DEsTRUcTivE CoEFLAGRArIoN IN PoRr-
LAND. NE. One Of the most obstructive fires thai
ever occurred in Portland Me-, took place Sunday
morning. It was discovered between four and five
O'Clock, in the store OF Larrabee & Jordan. on Com
mercial wharf, from whence it extended down the
wharf, destroying much property in its course The
following particulars copy from the Boston
Mail:
Where the fire commenced the following stores
were consumed. Store Of Mr.. William Alexander
loss $500, insured Joseph NJ. kellogg, dealer in
groceries and ship stores, stock mostly saved-loss
300; insured at Etna Office, Hartford. LARGE
three story store owned and occupied by Messrs,
Perley and Russell, for ship stores and groceries:
stock mostly saved; insured for 2000 and buildings
for 1000, in Augusta, Ga, Office. Three story
store on Commercial street, building on contract by
Hezekiah Wnslow for Charles Ingraham. was
much injured; loss 6000--no Insurance.
On southwest side Of Commercial Wharf, every
building was swept as folows:-Store owned and &C.
cupied by Loyet & Atkins, fish dealers lass 1900
insured in Augusta, Ga, Office, for 1000. Store
owned and occupied by Mr.. Samuel N. Beae. dealer
in lime &c, loss $3000-nsured at Howard Office
Lowell, for 1900. Store OF Messrs Hodpden e
Mason, loss Of stock Insured at Manufacturers Of
fee, Boston, for 1000; loss on store l200-insured
at Peoples Office for 9O0
From Commercial wharf below Commercial street,
the flames extended to the four extensive stores
owned aud occupied by Mr.. d. T. Chase, in which
were stored great quantities Of corn and -four which
were entirely destroyed, The other store belonging
to Mr.. Chase, and stored with -four and corn, was
also consumed. Their loss is estimated at 1876 900:
insured in Baltirore for $4,000. Store occupied BY
George Warren for counting room, and Messrs
e. Rogers & CO., for storage Of wholesale proyis.
ions store owned by Prebe heirs, and occupied for
storage, and store belongings to Samuel Trask. and
occupied by him and Messrs. N. c. & G. H. Crane
for storage Of -four and corn was entirely DESTROYED.
loss Of Mr Trask $750insured for 500 at The Altnl
Office; store owned by heirs Of Miss Sally Jewett
and occupied in part BY S. w. Porter, and contain
ing quantity of molasses belonging to Mr.. ]. B..
Brown, Chase & Co., was destroyed; loss 500.
insured at Howard office, New York, for $500;
store belonging to Nathaniel Warren, DESTROYED:
loss $l400-insured at Howard office, Lowell, for
$1,000; also store belonging to Isaac Sturdvant;
loss $1,000, probably not insured.
Considerable damage was also done to the ship
ping az the wharyes.
Z AA A&idntdi ths c0hilaasaGioa @as OWN "a. q
a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

UNITED STATES TREASURY. The amount
Of funds Of the Government, in deposite at the
several Assistant Treasures and other deposita-
RES, subject to draft on the oath ut., was Sl3.-
436,529. OF this amount, there was in the AS
s,slant Treasury at Boston, 1912, LAB; at New
YORK, $2,325,7lS; Philadelphia, $I,2l5,s SAP.
AZ the Mint in Philadelphia, SIS ,6S4 500, and at
the other Minis, $742, $40.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09
A SUBSCRIBER.


"The country will find out before many months,
hope, that the Spanish and Russian ministers
here, have far more influence over the foreign
policy of this administration, than is credtable to
it Or the American people,"
Ii will require no particular amount Of ntel
gence to understand that fact.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

Capt. Charles Upton, ofbark Maid Of Orleans,
Of Salem, has received an elegant gold medal
from the king Of Sweden and Norway, in ac-
acknowledgement Of his services in rescuing the
crew Of a Swedish schooner from shpwreck,
about year ago. The inscription on the medal
is ssIIlis quorum merueTe Labores.n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09
Literary Notices.


ARRIVES ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ANhcpotAs ~
LITERATURE, Sc'-lhe second uu'nuet =. '"''
work Is now puD'ishea' ana II u''y suS'ans
acter AWARDED oy US 10 lhe hrsa n"Aoe'' Ane "u's
dotes are Fery wen selec'ea' oel's po' p,s''s "Hs
pointed. ihey are very copiouS IN 'ne "''o"s us
psrtmenis, eVincihg IN Tue co'npne' s'eas '@'''
patient researcn' ana MUCH "'e'a'y 'as'e' ''S''
number contains mnety'wo pages nnPe' Id o0'a'o'
in double coumhs' Oea"''u"y pi'"'eu' "'O . '0'N
Tor only twenty-five 0e''s
GRAHAM's MAeAzISE.-.This old iayorl,e comes
ont in a splendid double number for Jannary with |
all its accustomed richness oil emoehlshhent' anu
superior Typographical execu'ion' nc oo'"'ne"0'-
ment Of new volume ohers iaVorao'e oPPo'tunny
for subscribing
GoDEY's LADY's BooK.--The ndomtable en-
ergy Of GodeyweIl exempes the fact that for enter
prise there is no stopping place, but that improve
ment is ever progressive. The Ladies OF the United
! States will find the January number Of this work
more beautiful and better even, thanits predecessors
SERVES M.e.z1NE.-Tbe January number
oc.h;. uou;oo i aIso a, hand Sartain stands
.aa,., ,,,o,o The noorbl;es. for the biph tone
- - ,ol;,, and ,be literary excellence of is con
..,.... a. haro NO nav remark that the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

DrED.-samue w. Cole, Esq, late editor Of
the New England Farmer and aulhor Of many
books on rural subjects, died at his homein CheI-
sea, on "Wednesday last. BY his death the ag-
ricutural world sustains the loss Of an able wri-
ter, and one who has devoted much time and cx-
pense to practical agricultural experiments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

DRowNED.--On Saturday afternoon, Amos
Rocliffe and Michael Rourke, aged twelve or IF.
teen years each, were drowned whilst skating on
the Spectacle Pond, in Cranson, near Sprague's
Print Works As no person saw them, it is pre-
-aassa' Arasss Al a.
were found, that it was spring hole, and that
they must have both slated into il at the same
time. Their bodies were found shortly after
! wards--Prov Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-09

ESTIMATES OF APPROXIMATIONS
cording to the annual estimates from the Treasury
Department, the appropriations needed for The
fiscal year ending June 80, 1853, will amount to
$29, 1857 1913 66. Appropriations already made,
and which can be used, carry the estimates up to
$55, 467 ,345 Is.