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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-09
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Wintel

HUDSON RINER RAlLROAD.-Wlnter
Il i Arrangement trains leave ohsmbersst daily, for
Albany ard Troy. -.
with Trans aching Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock same
evening. -, p,,
Txpress Tram s z N-AccOmmodation Train7P NJ
For TIrrytown at PM, ana an Evening Tram at IL
O'Clock 49,, ,on,,
For Pokeepsie At p. M-For Peekssil At $50 T. VI
The Tanytown Peek'sill and Pok-ePse Trans stope'
Pssfuser. taken at Chambers Canal Christopher 'th
sTNnAY TRAINS from Cana-st. at $50 A " for POUCH
Leepsie and at PM for Albany stogpns at all sy STA
go. GEO. STARK. Supernte ndent
NETWORK and ERIE and CANANDAl-
N GIyAapd ELMIRA RAILROAD Fall Arrangements
Trains leave New-YoIk and Enc Railroad Pier foo; OF
Mai Tin at A. NJ arrives Elnra al ICY r VI stays
over night leaves A. NJ for CaGaniasua Rochss
Buffalo Niagara Falls and al the principal towns West
EN- New-Y ork and Caiiaas c,,
Night Express at T. NJ directly through TO CanandiiEua
and an nlacss above mentioned Passengers BY this tram
take breakfast EmirA for the above places VIII
h. taIep by Express Freight Train al p. NJ
WILLIAM @. LAPHAM, Supt- C. and T. X X
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VvANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCIS

VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCIS
co only line giving Tickets for crossing the Ishnus-
Tae new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST,
Geo tuna will leave from Pier No. 2 North River At
O'Clock T. NJ precisely. MONDAY Dec. 30 for San Juan
del Noe direct connecting with the popular Steamship
qua TRANSIT ROUTE, having but IL MILES OF
LAND TRANSPORTATION.
These steamers have unsurpassed ana
ventilation. For Information passage apply only 10
r The public cautioned against the representation
offiIRlD RUNNERS ofother lines None are employed
b. b ALLEN, Agent Nos Batteryplace, up stairs
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For RIO JANEIRO VALPARAISO and PAM
MA-The splendid new steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS,
IL 500 tuns burden Robert IL Pearson Commanded Will be
Unmatched Tor the above ports TUESDAY Dec H. FOR
orly having superb accommodations Apply al the
office of the Company No. 81 South st
nor LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
Stesuship BALTIC, Capt J. J. Comstock This steam
.bp W depart with the United States mails for Europe,
positively on SATURDAY, Dec II, at ~ O'Clock M from
her berth al the foot Of Cans No berths secured I'LL paid
for For freight passage having unequaed accoInnods
tous for ee gance and comfort, apply 10 -
EDW n COLLINSk CO. Nc. Cd Wall.
Passengers requested 10 be board At ~ NJ The
Steamship ARCTIC viii succeed the BALTIC, and VIII
sail oSfhe 18th December.
TVNHE FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP
i ANDES Robert Hutchings Commander. is appointed
10 sail from Newly ork for Liverpool, on WEDNESDAY,
tie 5th January, 1855. soo
Pange money first CABIN.
Passage money second cabin. ..................... ~
MIL lake -four cotton grain, and other freight 81 low
rates Apply to +. CUNARD, No. 4Bowlns Green
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VAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD for

u PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. North River, foos
of Bsrrery-pace-Twe hines daily Morning Lane a 10 VI
by steamboat JOSEPH BELkNAP. FLs - AnernoSn
Fsre Ist class cars s.; I'd cass cars, - Retarnlna
l,.y, Phadelphis from foot of Wanui-st At 10 NJ sn1
No I st4PA FAR o. 90.
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CANDSs HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
fesal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surr0-
snie 81 ,he County York hereby 10 all per
Tor. chin. JANE MITCHELL, late o. The CITY OF
Yok decca ed 10 lie ~ane with vOaeh
hereo 10 the h- obce No 10 Soaih 81 IN the CITY
a. Ssw York on or the seventh day Ct May rsxtDaei
Ne. Yort the third day II November, inr.
=. i.vemTs JOHN " REDFIELD EseSutor
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of EEW-JEk,
~ sEY.-Nev-Yorh TO Eaton, Pa FG,e " &c
Arrangement commencing Neve%bsr Is ns2 .,s ne
No. / North River daily, for E;ssoe sn1 M ssrs-yss
GxSPM. RseaIHins, leave rAinp'sss q . sas' -
"a S5RH.
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Gorses, Carriages, Sc.

CARRIAGE HORSES for SALE-One pair
~ OF sound stylish bay Carriage Horses and wears
old, about 10 hands high. Apply to JAMES fErMAN'
Noise Broomest.
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Meoicdl.

DR. BERON's CELEBRATED FEMALE
~ PlLLs-This wonderful and Justly celebrated RENE
dy can BE- had az he office be sent by mail to any
address Office corner Of Broadway and Houston st., on or
tie drug The Doctor attends exclusively 10 an once
Iractice Hours from o'clock A. VI 10 IL u, and from
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

" ROUTE from NEw-YoRk 70 VERM NN oSl,a "a
CINADA-ThrOush Tiekets 10 Bellows falls Rutland
BuTipstop Windsor, White River Junction; Wells kivei
ST. Johnsbury St AlbsDs Rouses Point Osdensooltn 49,
with The Northern RAilrsais Express Trans iesse
AN and 80 PM. Ticket Ofice corner bIoaawsy 80 20
Cspsl-sf New-York Freight by steamer IhAsELEn
from Peci slip every day at PRECISELY IN eonneIs
with the Railroads with dispatch al reduced rstes 70
IT, Rsilrcsd Companies forming the NevHayen route arc
determned TO maize the comfortable and
winter route from New-York 10 Vermont Esd osnsN1
r. HYDE, Railroad Agent, No. Isl Souths'- "
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and
y GLASGOW. The Glassow and New,fo,a S,e4mss sS
~. Ard 400 hor.e power Robert Craig Commander VII
sal from NewYori for Giassow SATURDAY 18th Jan
uasy, at II O'clock. noon. Hon
Krst CABIN, (Nidshp Stats R0ousl. .....'''.'" -
Second Cabin 80. :.
Appiy 10 j. Nc SYNON. Ne. 3 BTosdvsy
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professional Notices.
A WRISTS and OCULlSTS.-Tothe DEAF
N mar Sir IL affords the greatest pleasure 10 TESTIFY
te yopr nneoused sk in the of Deafness Hearing
OF your fame placed myself under your care and although
IND hem deaf for years cured me IN three days
40 ,h,t now hear swell in life, aud can now
s"h'"u' my NORRIS @ CHAPFELL,
National Hotel Courtandt-st- Nov y, 1897
To DR. HEATH, Aurist and OcusL No AL Broadway
TAIL =. DUGGAN, having returned from
III Europe, hasmoved his rooms TO No % 4thay'
TT s. PASSPORTS for all parts OF the
. xor,d-indispensable to travelers-issued by
J. b. MONIES. Notary, No. 66 Broadway.
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TX PIRSTANCE of an order of the Surro

at. o he Colny York. hereby 70 ali
- ksrs rs asanst CHARLES FkELDisG. ale Of ne
CIV Il York noccher d-ce,ed 20 preenf N -,e IN
tA-of 70 ;te abcrder The Coseh Fstey FIELD
ING BROTHERS n 4 - to- 5dsv TIE CITY o. Se~
Yo .xh d1y Of March next ,l1J Da;ea ses
YoTk the ,osh l.y u scpte-nter, 49,
= laxtnIk MARGARET FIELDING, AdEnnstrH,1r
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FROM PHIL ADELPHIA fkoN Li'tNFool-
Saloon after Staterooms. ~ saloon n,er Ststsi0onA'
midship - % nadsnip a. .
forward - % - forward ~
Including Steward feee - ,.r.,orns
limited number Of thirdelsss PASSENGER VIII Dc tAkes
from Philsdelpha and Liverpool and found IN Proynons
49,, rhis e1s From Liverpool. g guineaA
Ce6cstes Of passage viii De issued here to parties sso
y Sesous of bringing their friends az corresponding
rates I.,.- A.. I'LL n.
aiken subject 20 agreement -;
Ssn S,.ft, drawn al sight on England and Ireland
FOR freight or passage sppIyt 70 Nv
1ro''AS and No Walnut-st, fmladephiA
prcuApDSON BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
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IN PJTRSTANCE OF an order of the Surro.

It AZ The Couny Of New fork herty 70 al
h,vrs ca rs "a 1T WILLIAM CHARDAy0ySE h,s u
al SseYors i-cees~d present The with voachers
49, ~ -. euscb-r q Their Orc No IA Cherry the
Csy Il Nev rort ieofe The lr dy u February s-Et-
80 Ss~ YosE the Ilfh azy % Aux4st. 1854
THOMAS c CHARDAVOYSE, lv..-r.o,.
..1.t.~s-rl- GFORGE CAARDAvOIsE N@
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yv,UF FIRST CLASS NEW STEAMSHIP
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-The LIv-

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS LlV.
w rppOOI. aud PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
co ;n..pd sailing the favorte steamships follows
rrry or MANCHESTER . l2a Capt Robert Leisch
CCiTv 0E GIASGOW ,....l.6l0 Capt. William Wyhs
FROM PHILADELPHIA - - ...
errv pr GLASGOW .....,... Saturday, Nov. a, 1852
SirY Gr WANCHrSTER ..... Thursday, Jan 6, 1855
S Wv az CI iSGOW - THURSDAY Feb 8 1853
SSIrv 0r WINCHESTER ..... Thursday, Mar. 5, 1858
INV az GLASGOW .......... Thursday Mar 81, 1855
FROM LIVERPOOL So.
s,ry M MANCHESTER 80. "Wednesday, Dec 8, 1852
Si iTY S OF 81, Sfsyy 49, Wein--iay Jan S 1853
Cs1Tv Sr NANCHrSTI, r. ~ "Wednesday, Feb 2 1853
SS irvv S OF Gf aSfsoW - Weiueeiay Mar. ? 1883
mTy OF NANCHrSTFR . w ednesiay, Mar. 81, lsaS
N
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TNPURSTrANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate

cfths Comfy Of Yors hereby sv-n Ia al p-r-o
h.,ns sams MARTIN sILBER late u the Cy % New
Yoi ssuiean deced present the .-s 9TH voas her Ne ~
. he suhscrIer restsDce No lC1 ALea t. TIE CJ
S~ rot before the ihreih day Of Apr n~r-DAed New
Yerk the 9Th day Of October ia . .-..
a. IawtmT1s WILLIAM Il AaA",fe'"f
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Il OCEAN HOUSE, CLons Branch PORT WASH
RGTON, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DOCK, Md
detosn,) and RED BANK.-The new and splendid stean-
boat THOMAS HUNT. Capt. A II. Hasserty, VIII IeaSo
TIE New Haven Pier. Peek alp EaS River "a follows
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The stages FOX Scram viii connection with boat
stsgesto conveJ passengers 70 al parts Of the country. Al
persons forbid trusting the above boat the Of
the oVucrs
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TN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surro-

saie of the County New fok note g hereby syen 70 al
-. L., re cls M asa the cf GEORGE h stotI
~, q the CIV Yos ascsl.ed to pe>, bs san ~s
-, s b.f,f Z, The subscriber p-- 81 bu-ness No ~
ntuay The q Nss Yort bofe the -~oa Gay o.
Tl.ry DATED York the frs iay SEPTEMBER lsol
.gl.,s<r1- JANIS ID. STOUT, Adm nsrstor.
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THUH ; q 4 :. = sbI II.
"Wednesday, Dec. /. II A. N.
Thursday, Dec. 2 III A. "a.
Friday, Dec. ), III P. ".
Monday. Dee. 6. ] Pm.
"Wednesday, Dec. 9, y Pm.
Friday, Dec. "a. 7 A. N.
Monday. Dec. IS. 9 A. ~.
T,nas1ar he Il III A III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26
Kossuth,s Reception.

This will be great day Worcester. The il
usrious Hungarian patriot, statesman, and warrior
will visit our city, and the people will have OPP
portunity of seeing with their eyes the man Of
the age, and hearing with their own the eo-
quent words he will utter in behalf Of his and
the other down.uodden people of the European con-
tinent. Here in the heart of Old Massachusetts, to
the descendants Of the pilgrims of the Mayhower'
and of that hardy, brave, and viItuous yeomanry,
who left their ploughs in the burrows, and their cat
tie in the field at the first tidings of the fray at
Lexington and Concord, and marched all night to
repe the aggressor, in IT'S, he will speak his great
words of truth and soberness, and invoke their SYM
pathies with a recital of his nations wrongs, and
the story of the suflerings and trial of her own
people and nation, endured in the same great
cause. We know that his reception will be a
cordial one, for we know the hearts of this people,
They have shown in more recent times. as well as
in the ''days which tried men IS souls the strength
of their attachment to the principles of civil liberty
and their grand uprising to-day, to do honor to tho
living impersonaton of the aspirations of the repub4
licans Of Europe for free institutions, will be en-
lnusldstiC ds IL is spontaneous Inc people love
Kossuth; they venerate his wisdom; they admire
his frank, manly courage; they honor his devotion
to the Of his country, which is the cause Of
liberty and they will not be slow to express the lee
ings their hearts. Here, as in Springfield already
the noble Hungarian will see the people of Massa1
causelts retide the ISLANDERS with which the chvalk
ofthe South have filled his ears; that sterile sol
produces only sordid souls and uncongenial clima
clogs the warm puIsatons of the heart for the wrong
and woes of suffering and down-trodden humanity
Here he will receive fraternal welcome, for hersI
the people love liberty, and are accustomed to honeI
those who defend her sacred cause. II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.


SENArE.-Reports Of Committees. BY MIR Law
renee, from the Committee on Probate and Chancery,
a bill establishing the salary of the Judge of Probate
in Hampden county.
By Air Beard, from the I'd Committee on Rail-
ways. biz 10 authorize the New London Whitman
tic and Palmer Railroad 70 subscribe to the capital
stock of The Amherst and Belchertown Railroad.
Passed to be emgrossed. Bills concerning the
support of defendants committed 10 prison under the
provisions Of The 49th chapter of the Revised Stat
utes; relating 10 widening and Strengthening Little
River Bridge, ia the tow0ef HaverhilI concerning
Teachers INSTITUTES; 10 change the name Of the
town Of Sherburne; to set off a part OF the town of
Dedhan, and annex the same to the town of Wal
mole: 10 au,horze the Methodist Episcopal Church
and Societygn Monson to sell certain real estate;
to incorporate the Roxury Gas Light Company;
resolves on the petition Of Jose Monteiro d'Almeida
and sistes; for the panlent of the contingent ex-
peases Of the General Court for 1852
The bill to divide The cities and large towns into
single REPRESENTATIVE Districts. was taken M. Mr.
Brney expressed his opposition to the bill, and at
the conclusion of his remarks on motion of Mr. Girls
void, the bill was postponed.
The resolves on the disputed boundary between
the States of Rhode Island and Massachusetts, were
passed to be engrossed
The bill to incorporate the Roger Sherman Hotel
Company, was orderlo a third reading, after some
discussion, by vote Of Is to 8.
The bill to protect the properly of married women
was passed to the same stage, 81 to 6.
Mr. Walker, from the Committee on Manufactures,
reported bills TO incorporate the Holyoke Company,
and the Fitchburg Gas Company.
The House bill for the better organization of the
fire department in New Bedford, was ordered 10 its
epgrossment.
On motion of Mr. Griswold, the bill to amend the
proceedings, pracliF, and rules of evidence in ac.
tons of law, was taken up.
Ftto. A message was received from the Governor
by the hands of Secretary Walker, conveying the
veto of his ExceIeocy to the bill concerning the
Boston Wharf Company, for reasons much the same
influenced him stated in his veto of this bill in
1851.
This communication was, on motion of Mr. Law
renee, specially assigned for Thursday next at II
O'Clock
The consideration If the Pract;ca Act y.s tbor
resumed and tba Mi after on, d;scnss,., "a ~
ter ba;ng var;n,slr amended - ,a"soJ >, "'"
crossed r'''eO " % GU
HousE.-Tbe orders Of the day ,vore +oL.o ~ :,
b.lf,,ast nnJ - e coy VIZ 'aHe" up at
bateabe mailer. nero tts, dsnnsad n u"' HIN In
and resolves bemo advanced +, . ,h;rd ,o,di' gus
Ra",s ELY 'u'Tnoeu ~ d thlro reaoi"g
cernino The nnIicat;on Of he banns S" e; uo,'.
I,a . ua''"''on u 'iie "''ic VI marriage
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26
RnOnption of Kossu,h.

ADDITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS.
At meeting Of the Kossuth Committee, on SAT-
urday evening, it wae voted to authorize the Com
anttee of Arrangements TO furnish carriages for Gov
ernor Kossath and Suite, the officers of the City Gov
.ernment, and members of the Committees also to
provide suitable place upon the Common FOR she
reception interview Of Kossuth With the city author
sities.
The Ckief Marshal was instructed to arrange the
procession at the Western Depot, and march from
Washington square down Summer street to Lincoln
square, up Main street to Park, and down Park
street to the Common. Kossuth is expected to ar
rive abOA O'Clock, and half an hour previous to
his arrival all the bells of the CITY will be rung, and
a salute of hundred gems will be fired from Union
and Chandler hills The bell ringing and firing
will be continued during The progress Of the process
sion.
The Committees win meet again this afternoon at
two O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

- The Washington correspondent of the New
York Jour al OF Commerce, referring to the action
of the Wing Congressional caucus, says:
81 shall be much mistaken, however, if the
the result will not he a complete separation of the
Southern Wings, as 6Ody,Irom the Northern " hig
party, and the nomination of General Scott by sec.
tional convention.
Several seeding members have STATED that after
what has passed, the South will not pport Cen
eral Scott, even if he make the pledges which the
northern Wings have refused to make
Things begin to point towards third and indie.
pendent National Union Convention
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26
Freshets i'm Maryland.

BALTIMORE, April "a.
The accounts from Western Maryland report inn
mense losses of property, and great damage to the
canal, by the freshet. The snow on tn. mountains
beyond Cumberland, at last accounts, was fi-
teen inches deep.
ST. LOUIS, April %.
Dates from Santa F, to March 18th ARE received.
Business dull, and the place nearly deserted in
consequence of the large emigration to the ella
country, of persons drawn thither by the reported
rich discoveries of Gold. The Indians were gem
orally quiet.
WASHINGTON, April "a.
Capt. Nagee, convicted Of fiaud on the Govern
ment, has been sentenced to four years imprison-
ment in the Penentiary.
PHILtDELPHIA, April "a.
Hon. John Sergeant, for fifteen years a member
of Congress from Pennsylvania, died last evening.
RICHMOND Va, April %.
Reid and Clements, convicted Of piracy, were ex.
ecuted today in the presence Of large multitude.
The former met his fate with evident composure,
while Clements was deeply affected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26
Meeting at the City Hall.
HUNGARIAN BONDS.

Tn addition to his formal reception bv the Mayor
of The city in behalf Of the City Government, which
ceremonies will take place upon the common this af-
ternoon, there will be another meeting Of welcome to
Kossuth at the City Hall in the evening, upon which
occasion HeRry Chaplin, Esq, will BY request Of the
uilizens, deliver address TO Kossuth. The doors
xlI open at half past six O'Clock to all holders OF
hungarian bonds, until the hour Of eight, after which
line the doors will be thiown open to all. The
gbnds may be obtained during the day of H. FL.
Ehamberin, d. r. Parker, David Gleason, Thorn.
Is Tacker, Oliver Harrington, and J. L. Myers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

LOST MONEY RECOVERED. Mr.. Fettidge, ne
rIodca dealer, Boston, lost near the ruins of the
National Theatre on the % 4 inst, his Bank Book
and contents, (S24O and papers of value) which was
returned to hn Friday morning by Miss Able
oherbune, young lady WHO is learning the dress.
making trade at No. 10 Brighton street, and resides
IN CharlesloWn. The young lady received the $50
reward offered by Mr.. Fetridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

HE FREsHET AT WINoHENDoN. Not less
lnan nine bridges have been swept away by the late
ireshet, at Wnchendon alone. The communication
Between that town and RoyaIsIon is in consequence
cut off. The mill property of E. Murdoch Jr., and
Baxter Whitney, suffered considerable
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

qY-Dr. Bailey, editor of the National Era, an
his wife Margaret l.. Bailey, editor of The Frieg
of Youth, are now on a visit to their friends at 10
the East The Concord IN. H. Independent Dem
ocrat speaks of their arrival at that place and thel
subsequent departure Tor Amesbrry, Mass, wher
they we're to make flying visit to John G. Whit
tie, who, we regret to learn, is suffering from sev
we're and prolonged indispostion. Freeman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

LAST CAANCE. The sac Of valuable Books, at
Selby' s,wil be continued this evening and no longer.
Those who wish to make purchases of valuable
standard works, shonld embrace the present oppor-
tunly offered to buy cheap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

CoNTEMPTIBLE.-We received by telegraph,
from Northampton, last evening, an absurd and rides
ulous criticism on Kossuth's speech in that town
Saturday. The despatch is obviously dictated by
lis,, it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

KNNEY's STATUE OF ETHAN ALLEN. The
mutitudes of people who throng streets to-day,
will remember, we hope, that this splendid work of
ART is on exhibition at Horticultural Hall, and we
hope, also, that they will not neglect this glorious
opportunity TO visit it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

- The fight across the Atlantic is again the
leading theme Of all the country journals in the four
provinces of Ireland. The quays Of Dublin, April
7h, were crowded to repetion with the hordes OF
peasanIry seeking their pass ge in the emigratt
ships lying in the river, and, TO u ige by present APP
pearances, this years exodus will be on larger
scale than any Of the previous seasons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

u Ia leader dedicated to the probable conse-
quences Of Louis Napoleon's elevation 10 the impe-
rial throne, the Vienna Wanderer of April 9Th, adj
viseS Prussia to yield to Austria in the matter of
the customs union, as she may require her
aid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

KossUTH's SPEECH AT SPRINGFIELD.-ln
order that our readers might have a reliable report
of Kossuth's first speech in Massachusetts, we em-
pIoyed special reporter at Springfield, to furnish it
for our columns, and have the satisfaction Of laying
it before the public in full, this morning Adver-
tsers the liberty taken with their iavors
this once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

yg In the Municipal Court, Boston, Thursday
afternoon, Michael Calvin, boy IN years old was
hned S25 and costs, or three months imprisonment
in JaiIior stealing watch ,oIiIe intoxicated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

kOssuth is Coming, and Macullar, the prince
of ailOrs, is determined, with the concurrence CT his
fellow citizens that the noble Magyar shall be received
in the handsomest SPRING STYLES.
Macullar mas accordingly loaded his shelves and coua
Ter with the most elegant recheche and cheapest gar
ents that the taste and skill of America can produce
that every in fair city may be enabled to APP
pear with credit and satisfaction on this memorable oc
casion.
Go then, fellow citizen, to Macullars 27l Main street
Pper's Block, sign of the Full Dressed Man." and he
will fit you out with royal robes, which bound to
make the sovereign citizens of massachusetts, shine
when they go forth the great Hungarian Chief
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% The receipts Of gold mine in Abbeve Dis
pennyweigh ellsworth neatly $4,000 This is the
product of the labor ofeght hands, and those hands,
as we suppose, slaves.