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LE0NARD'S
Boston and Worcester wx5raso

szasR- I'VE subscriber continues to run THE ~
Es4sss5 PRESS between Boston and yorceste, ~ ~
5 the safe transmission of Packages Bunde D. if
Notes, Specie. and Merchandise genersu,o aAA
Three Times each way Daily.
particular attention given to paying collecting and ~
handize, produce, etc. 0''Ng A!rT-
All packages must be directed to his care.
me subscriber is alone responsible for property ent
his case, and no risk is assumed by the Rostor @
ester Rail Road Company. ana ""T'
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to 6
en-, Newburyport Taunton, Fall River, and New Bedf
aso, to Portland, and all parts of Maine. 'Uo'uj
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Fypress
OFFIcEs.-HARNDEN 81 CO.'S Office, Coirt ST..
Feb 25. DIFF : : IEoN ln street
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House Wanted.

~ A GENTEEL House containing 6 or 10 rooms
81 not to exceeI $3.50 Inquire of
dec5 CARY & FIELD. Central Exchange.
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Drawing and Oil Painting,

M RS; FRANCES r. TOWNE, Will receive pnnfs
w either sex at her over the Manufacture
suIance Office, No. l62 Main ST., Briney Row ~
NIB. MIS-. TowNE will ifdesred TAX Portraits in On
copies of Portraits other Pictures Specjmens If @
Ing can be seen at her ROOM - Wy!
~ Hours from 10 to l2 AN, to SPIN
Worcester, Nov 6, 1850 dt
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FOR SALE,

80 A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on Salem-s &.
Co., IA containing r0oms with good supply ofwater
&As very desiable place for small family and viii be
sold cheapa part Of the purchase remain if desired
Apply to WIN. A. DRAPER Il co,
Aprl2 diff IS Front Street.
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For Sale.

svS TWO HOUSES One Cottage Glen ST., well
fs9A bun of frst-rate Materials and commanding Il
prospect ofthe city. The other story house,
Tor TWO ann les, Newport Street There about 6000
feet of land attached the named-prce Sl45O In
fuire OF OZIAS HUDSON.
March 8 dwtf
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Hotel to Let.

k.a 4 ND FURNITURE FOR SALE,-sftuaed in n
- n hourishing village, and now doing good bust
LII ness Apply at this office. dec 2-dtf
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charged ST 50 in addition to the above will be charged as
Admission Fee the first year.
Officers.
r. CRossETT Pres't. A. NJ GALPIN, V. Pres.
IL. II. DARLINNG, Secretary and Treas.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. NJ GALPIY, G. PILLsBuRY, Rev. r. II. CoNKLIN,
l.. w. KIMBALL, ). S. HUBBARD.
R. C. W. ENGLIsH NJ. D., Consulting Physician.
Refereaces-Ex GOV. Sade, of Vermont; Hon R.
Giddings NJ c.; Hon Edward Little, Marshed; Rev. d.
N. Merritt, Honsatonic, Ms Hon. Orson Wood, NJ. D.,
Somers Ctj Seth Rogers, NJ d. Worcester, Ms; Hon Al
pheus Fetch, T. 5. senr; Hon Seth NJ Gates NJ: c., ~ !
Tho's NJ Hays Esq Secretary of the Haverh Fire ms.
Co, Haverhill, Ms q. Iynde Esq, Johnson, Vt; Hon
Elab Ward, Niiddleboro'
Springfei--Rev. s Oseood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer; John
L. Kingi G. C. Wood, NJ. D J. T. Rockwoodi Homer
Foot Esq
VIM. 5. GOODWIN, General Agent
ian3f Office % Main street, opposite Central Church
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Norwich and Worcester Ra;Iro9d


-EE= 49, g57EJ
Htter Arrangenaa-oa and qtter AIoq.,qv. Dec,2
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS F,r1ovs
Leave Worcester at 1880 am and 80 nm
Leave Norwich at as am. and r. N
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
Inc steamboat Train Will leave Ayn's Point every r~c
ny except MONDAY, at about O'clock for Boston direct
Helurllns will leave Wor every Evening exren, S,1Ils
at 7.O5. - h'"s eA'eF' Se4uA!
fhElGHI IRAlNS-leave Worcester Al AS
fIeight Tram with passenger car attached ,H
ieaNe NofWich Tor Worcesterat g. Is pn stopuiup Al al
Way Stations on the Road F' ''0PPi"s "' d.
TRAINS CONNECT AT woRCFsyFR v,Tt5
boston q Worcester RR. at 10. 30 am: 345 10s0pm
pro,,idar.oo g w 10 m; 4 $50 pin
Wor a. 49, y W. nl5 ii am: pm.
" ,U " Ndshui, 645 ii M; q 10 nm
me connection with the earliest Trains out Of N rc
ter, Is formed by the Steamboat Train ~ " ''''S
u Trans connect at Norwich with the uaytG,,5 1f
uehce ana tshklll Railroad and the New Iondon ytii
mantle and Palmer Railroad ' va"
~ EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at y m arrviD i'm
New ork next morning. ' '' '"a ."
an baggage must be delivered to the Baepape Master NJ
othef person authorized to receive il befnre f pa
takes his seat in the cars 0 'Ssei's7
Baggage will not be taken to inclpde ,,o. H..
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice ms he j l,
ic ana an extra price paid, or the COMPANY Will ot bli
lsell iiable beyond that amount. ~ ''o' Ne'
no baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars mr. D
rasseigers must procure Tickets at The Station OF
JOEL w. WI ITE, President
- ANpN' dWNl ~ a. w
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Mechanics, Mntnal Benefit Association.

Office Nos. 4 10 Foots Building Springfield, Mass
TINHIS ASSOCIATION oganized Oct lst lo4g' ana
States and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now in operation. is managed by its MEMBERS anu has
now an accumulated Cash Capital Of Sl5,Goo
Guaranty Capital EAOoO
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
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Steam Engine for Sale,
For Sale

10 morse power in good running order has been used
- nut short time twill be sold at a bargain Jnoure
at this Office dwtf lo tSI
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EDWARDS q RANCR0FT.

No 10 Washington Square, Worcester,
RE constantly receiving large quantities West India
IN Goods and Groceries from New York and Boston
which they will sell very cheap, for cash. As they are
doing STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS, would call the atte-
ton of all those who wish pay cash for their goods
they are confident that they make object for such
customers.
Worcester, jan 16, 1851. jan16-dwtf
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BOOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to order from the hes
~ OF seasoned Lumber. Also Seam Rubbers Reeds Pal
tent screws, DC IJExpIess orders promptly answered
c. e, WILDER,
aug D. eodGWtt CPntTTi StrRet Steam 1fiY.
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JOHN HAYWARD, author of the New England Gazetteer
Law Register, Book Of Religions, etc.
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which will be in the early part OF 1851 No pains expense
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-11

61D BUSHELS Potatoes, 100 bbls, Apples 1000 lbs.
wv Butter 5000 lbs. Cheese. Under No 246 Main ST
Opposite the City HAIL.
Worcester, Dec q. 1850. DIFF L. BUGBFF.
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale
In TENHE ESTATE on WALNUT STREET owned and
rH occupied by the subscriber for four wears past is
now offered for sale. Terms easy. For full partcu-
lars inquir of Ii. G. BATES. dwtf oct Is
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House For Sale.

- FOR sale, beautifully situated on Laurel steet neary
ia opposite the second Methodist Meeting House com
mandng view OF the whole city, two story house
newly built. For terms, apply at the premises
Worcester, Jan. %. ian29-eodtf
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Jenny Lind and Parodi.

DAMS has added to his beautiful collection of Dague1
"A Ieotypes, PORTRAITS ofJenny Lind and Parodi TAI
On from lite, and not from engravings ''''
y Call at ADAAlS'S ROOMS, WALpo BLOCK
Nov % ~ -o'A' 80,
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
- l-7sl r4isssis-s555ss9 rI55aszss==s=z=-
Winter Arrangement.


Winter arrangement
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as foIlo,rs
81, Leave Arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worcester at Junction AZ o- 80 am
6.45 ain. sI5am o oo ' d.
li'OO am. l230p.m ll5uH
4lO pm 535 pm. nm
:, Leave Arrive at Groton
Nashha ana Lowell Junction, WOreeyfe,
u 9o IN - ~ on dill CID am 9.45 ain
40 10 q I'M IN ~ 2o an IS3O pm. 200 pm
EITC1rpi I'M Pm ,,S 2;32 pm zoo pm
run an connection nth Worcester and Nask,o Jro;,,
Leave Worcester at 645 and II q. m. and A. 10 n m
cave Fitchbug at G. IS am. and u 80 and 545 n m
freight TRAINS run daily each way between VI.
ccster, Groton junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitcbry
Inc morning train Worcester connects with the stem
90at tram from New York via Norwich-Evenna train
worcester, connects with the train to New Yort
% For connections with the other road ~ Worcas,-
6fqton junction and Nashua, Snow & Wilders Pan
u Through tickets are issued at Worcester for pr,i,,
ION, montpelier Wells River and White River Jupcion
me same fare by each of the different routes via Nabs
Fitchburg. w sro,3t 8 'gsHus al
Nov II, 1850 = i'Ai 'ots4'.
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COAL! that is COALii

(NAN always be found at the CITY COAL YARD, and
~ will be delivered i'll the best possible order Orders may
be left at o. f. THoMPsoNs Shoe Store, L. b. FLACG's
Grocery Store, corner Of Main and School Streets.
Worcester. II mo. 2. diff b. BUFFUM
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PIOvidence and Worces1er RoiI.oa1
MIN TN and otter Oct. Z, 1850
- TRAINS


a' w eS'teT III l.I0 and ii am. and nm
ioa H IIoVldence at 745 and l. 80 m and
hhAlNS CONNECT at Mllylle with COACHES for sIat
Se au Ndsonvilej at Uxbridge with coaches for MiIr
a a venom AT Whtins with for East Douga
a NJ " al Farnuns with coaches for Grafton Gen
W ~ h' mage and Upton; at Worcester win trains
wv mss,er H. Road and Norwich and W. r. R.. and Wore
Gnp nSsRua ~ H. Al Waterford with trains of Norlolg
N9 pny halr DAD for and from Boston, Dedham. &C.
passengers by The 745 train from Proyjdence csn arrive
Passen nork VIA New Haven, the same evening
i a by me $50 r NJ train from Providence can
M AZ y, 5pfihgheld and Hartford the same evening
Inc lS0 trains connect at Worcester win fbe Eypres
Tba ~ " NeW iork which leaves Worcester at PM
- AN train from Worcester connects m Preyidence
WIN ~, Trans tor Boston, Taunton FAN River n BEDFORD &c
AMI ~. trah connects at Providence with The Boston
'Ir IT, et uat train for New York
~ Ise 40 and III AN. trains do moi aim ot uon,Ia
Hamlet. JSt Am @ =, ue nod stop ~ Ashton o
- r, looV' dwtf
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street IA new Street
II running west from Main Street, north of the residence
Of Abel Jaques Esq Also Austin Chandler Chatham
Newbury and Gu ncy Streets. The above Lots are now
for the first time offered SALE The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location near Main ST.
makes them the most desirable Lots in the city Terms
sale 10 suit the pun chaser.
L. & S. P. HARRINGTON
Aug 30 dwtf 10 Portland street
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Farm for Sale in Leicester.

4 the town about two miles ,o om he P PTs o.
containing about Is acres of land 81 acres wood
ad the remainder divided into moving and pasturng with
mousse barn, and also another building adjoining the house
and barn. designed for carpenters shop wagon room and
lumber room thereon.
FOR particulars, inquire on the premises of
Jah5l-dwi MARIA WHITE.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGEN1S WANTED,
The undersigned having the agency of the Counties oil
Worcester Hampshire Hampden, Berkshire and Franklin
are DESTROYS of obtaining number of efficient Agents all
the above Counties the liberal
commission will be allowed. For further information APP
ply TO
WARNER KINDS or
IUC1US BEACH
dec30-d&wtf "a Mechanic street. Worcester.
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RubberS-Rubbers,

| AIDES, Misses: and Chidren's Patent znd con,oon
~ hOBBERS, warranted to give satisfaction and AZ as
low prices, as at any other Store in Worcester.
No'H dti l. 5. CHAPMAN 81 MAIN Sr
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Notice to Boarders.

1--WE or six Gentlemen or Ladies can find good board
and pleasant rooms, within three minutes walk from
the Post Office, by applying this office. Dec 2-dtf
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To Bonnet Manufacturers

NE subscriber has good machine for pressing Bonnets
lol me frankIm style which he will sell cheap
NestOolOugn. NOV b. lo30. II II. s. AInRIGI
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Washing Made Easy.

ARLINGTON & GLEASON, are agents for super
i've e nor article oHas1ing Fd which is warranted to
. r si S"tslacuon or the money will be returned
HALL OFisoslte CIff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23
The WING catechism.

The .Egis, of Wednesday, publishes Whg
Catechlsm, which may be regarded as one of the
funny phenomena of this century. 1t consists of
series of questions, relative TO political, COM
blned with moral action; and it is proposed, with
as much apparent GOODNESS, as if the Catechist
belonged to party of honest, honorable poIit-
clans. IL Asmodeus were to conceal his coyen
foot in the surpllce of monk, mount the desk of
some sacred temple, and castigate Professor Stu
art Of Andover, and all that sort of sinners. for
their unchrisian detection from clerical duty.
there would be as much moral congruity in the
act, as there is in the proposition OF this new cat
echism Of politico-moral economy, by the organs
of the ebsterzed Wings
The Egis, In this catechism, demands of the
the people of Massachusetts, if they are willing
to have five months sessions of the legislature, at
an extra cost of S50,OOO' Now, the Wings
have, again and again, been told that the people
will take cate to prevent such contingency in
future. They will take care that the Wings
shall not again, iactiously, and falsely, obstruct
Legislation by double voting, in violation Of truth,
justice, and honor. 1t is well known, that there
was an understanding, between the Hunker wlre-
pullers at Washington, and their puppets in Bos-
ton, that the election Of Charles Sumner should
be oBsTRUcTED; and that OBSTRUCTION was
persisted in, not only at the expense Of this Com
monweath, but also at the expense of every hon
orabIe sentiment in the breasts of those Wings,
who consented TO throw double ballots in order
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

1sleluhg up everything to secure The ascon-
ueucy OF The cause their hearts love and
'"Sn Judgments approve
nl19 -hVe thousand of the electors of ,b;s
commonwealth. combined in their nr;n,ar,,
Sss' secured twelve majority in The
Soo.e e' ana iorly-six in the House. The
| ,L;". was composed of fourteen WHO'S
n'oeu rrce Solets, and thirteen Dspoo'
c'a'si The House of one bundr,d all
/ Eo".S 'iiVe whige, one hundred and twelve
! nniee ooiiers, and one hundred and eiob,
democrats. Upon the Legislature I'M
I'ec'ed and thus constituted. tlevolvea ,ho
uu'y oi organizing the government of M.s-
sac"uSetts Tor the current year, and eIec,ip,
1No united States Senators. Tha, dn,s,
must oe performed. The members wer,
oo"ilu oy Their oalhs 10 organize The oovorn
"ie"'' elect United States Senators. and J;s'
""se ana perform ali their public duties
ine people OF Massachusetts. in the eYer
I'N1 I oi 'i'eir sovereign will and pleasure
20" u'us constituted The LegiSIainre- H.
o"Situ''oH and Laws clearly defined ,ho
ee d'u obligations of The Legi>laiure
Nouio cosnoinatlon must he made ar Tho
S"seinnhen could not he organized or The
uuues performed. Representing three dis.
- ~, ~ s,a.'iZations, the members must mako
n Nod'il'oi' Either the Free SoiIers and
Deh"ocra's, or the Free Sellers and Wb;ns
VI u.e democrats aud Wings must comb;na'
or d'scord would reign. ''''
i"e WIZ OF the people had been ex.
pressed at the polls-their voice had hon
hearu, and The Free Soil and Democra,;c
thFtnoers, the creatures of tlat will and ,h,l
v"ice' We're hound to obey that will and |
u'a' voice. The people of all parties knew
e"es we're bound 10y all the obligations that
can oind men of honor to enter into >pcb
arrangements Tor The organization of The
government as should carry into effect,
in"S' ~ iuily, He expressed will of the peonle
I1"o .hese members failed 10 conllin. 10
carry INTO effect the just expectations of the
people, they would have proved recreau, 10
l'e trhst committed TO them. Priucinle
uu'y and honor all demanded that these
members should act in obedience to The
VIII II, OF the people. " '"e
ihe Ftee Soil and Democratic parties
are ais,inct organzations-in matters of
ola'e poiicy, there is concurrence of onin.
ION a'iu sentlnent-in national matters there
! NJ concurrence of opinion and semi
lneh'' pom parties had, before the people.
Clearly declared their distinctive views of
public policy. In forming combinations
both parties recognized these differences
neither asked or expected the other TO yield
heir principles or organizations.
[To BE coNTINUED.l
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

The CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The work Of remoy-
'ng this wonderful architectural fabric from its posi-
ton IN Hyde Park has already commenced. 1t will
be reconstructed in the new Battersea Park, about
two miles from its present location, where il will be
used as winter garden. The weight Of iron, Of
which 1t is composed, is four thousand tons, and the
quantity of glass used is 900 superficial feet.
ihe total cubic contents Of the building are thirty
three million feet. The space which il now occu.
pies VIII be Marked after its removal, by four gram
tie monuments, placed at points indicating tie posi-
ton OF the angles Of the building.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

WING ARGUMETNs.- We learn from the Com
monwealth, that while Gen. Wilson was addressing
Free Soil gathering, at Cambridge, on Tuesday
evening, the meeting disturbed by the rowdy
demonstrations OF party Of students from "Od
Harvard" They began the disturbance before the
meeting opened, and greeted the venerable chair.
man, the Hon. J. t. Buckingham, in most insult.
ing manner, as he introduced the speaker TO the
audience. They Kissed and hooted, and made all
manner of noises during the Address, and at one
time, BY taking advantage Of distant alarm of
fire. they forced the speaker to stop and take his
seat.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

HOW VOTES SHALL BE CAsT.--The Wings seem
determined to throw every obstacle in the way of
fair trial OF the secret ballot and as the truth will no
serve their turn, they to the most positive
ialsehoods. The following, from the Springfield
Republican, is a sample
Many towns have been in the habit of voting for
all officers at the State elections on one ballot While
n9ny others have voted separately for Represent
atiyes, using two balotboxes. The secret-baot law
enforces the former as the uniform rule. AT the
election IN November, Governor and Lit. Governor,
Senators and Representatives, must in every town be
voted Tor upon one ballot piece of paper which must
DE enclosed in the sealed envelope.
There Is no provision in the law requiring the
votes for Representatives to be on the same piece of
paper with the vote for Governor, Lieut. Governor,
and Senator's The law reqnres that the votes shall
be sealed up in envelope, but has no provision of
the Kind stated by the Republican. OF course, as
the new law is silent the subject the law of 1922
remains IN force, which required the Secctmen o
the several towns TO determine whether the ballots
should be upon one piece, or on separate pieces O
paper.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23
TrMpLrroN. Oct. 2Ist. 1881

Messrs. Editors: The Free Soilers of this
town are wide awake They turned out in good
numbers, from all the corners of the town, last
evening, to hear the eloquent heyes of Norfolk.
He, you know, is most effective and pleasant
speaker, and his address was listened to with in
tense interest.
He defended the coalition from the assaults of
'ns' Whi1 nress-- with 1reat mower and when he
showed up the favorite measure of the (anti-sla-
rery) Fillmore, Wing administration, the Fugi-
tive Slave Law, the attention of the aud dience was
riveted on him.
You may expect good vote from this town,
for Palfrey, Walker, and the Union Senatorial
Ticket. The work goes bravey on. Yours, Sc,
TEMPLEToN.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

The M &C hanics' Fair has flrn,sb,,.
aouhuh, evidence OF the rapid progress and Great ex
tet 9 me Mechanic Arts in this city In no depaumen,
o INDUSTRY and ade has there been in us short nerod
y, Ie greater progress Improvement and expansion
d u e manufacture OF Clothing; and to no one is he
community more largely Indebted on this account Than
7. WAKE, the Proprietor of the Extensive Cloth
ihg establishment, at Nos. and Merchants Row =
u we can give our readers no better counsel than 10
recommend this place as one of the most y"rtb W NV "
age, on account OF the great extent and variety of
,h e sIoca admirable proportion and workmanship Of
% NJ ana the established moderateness of pr-
er column. W 'o"''u III n alioth-
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

ACCIDENT AT SOUTH AsHBUREHAM.-A
young man named James Dady, mason, while at
work with three others upon the staging of new
building in South Ashburnham, Tuesday forenoon,
by the breaking down ofthe staging, was prccipita.
ted to the ground, distance Of twenty feet, and had
his leg badly broken, just above the knee. Medica
aid was Immediately called agd the broken limb set.
The other three we're somewhat hurt, but had no
bones broken.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23


EXCITING New FROM MExIco!-Ne,vs Or.
leans, Oct 20. We are in receipt of later dates
fro Northern Mexico, which alc ofa very exciting
character.
On the 10th inst. Caravajal was whn ten miles
OF Matamoras with very large lorae, numbering,
1t is said, not less than ten thousand men, including
about 400 Teran rangers. 1t was fully expected
that he would attack the city on the following morn.
ing, the I7th inst.
Amongst the Rangers is one Company who were
discharged from. the United States Army. The
excitement in Northern Mexico is intense and daily
increasing.
The FIGHT ON THE FRoNTIER.-The South
ern mail brings a copy of the "Rio Bravo" paper
published at Brownsville, on the Texan side of the
Rio Grande, from which we copy the following;
THE FIGHT GOES BRAVELY ON. We hear on
the arrival Of special courier, last night, that de
achment OF the troops oi Col. Caravaial two dayst
ago, entered the city Of Reynos, and demanded
the Government forces its immediate surrender
After hesitation, the demand was complied
with, aud one cannon, aud considerable supply OF
ammunition, provisions and small aims fell into the
hands OF the virtors. This bloodIess triumph,
aud shows oncusvely, that the people every where
are III favor OF the revolutionary movement The
Government troops met with cold looks, or hard
knocks, wherever they turned.
CANALEs ARRIVED. This moment we hear
that General Canales has just arrived in Matamoras
with considerable body Of men. General Avaos
has gone out To meet him, whether as friend or foe
is not yet known.