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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-26

THIS system, for the Retailer, Mechanic, anu small
Manufac u er. combines all the advantages found Ill
the large Double Entry, with ONE-FOURTH the guam
.tity OF Writing and Accounts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-26
A Great Chance

For Purchasers of REAL ESTATE.
FTNHE subscriber has become the owner of tract of
Il 81 Acres OF Land. very conveniently and eligiby
situated for House Lots and Manufacturing purposes, in
the southey part OF The city,on Cambridge street. lead
ing from Whitney's TO South Worcester ing the
South side of said street. and the West side of the
Providence Railroad, about midway between the City
Hall and the College of the Holy Cross He is now lay
ing out the same, and offers for sale eligible building
lots on very accommodating terms with clear tie
He illalsoGVE gratutously fifty rods in length
and Insufficient depth, suitably divided into lots any
individuals or companies, who will give satisfactory
bonds TO build thereon, for Manufacturing purposes and
TO employ reasonable Of aborers ON the prem
Uses. For further particua s. inquire Of
nov19-dwtf CALVIN FLAGG, 7 Vine st.
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Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad


TTNRAINs leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in conneci
Il toi with the Worcester and Nashua trains, every
day except Sundays, at
$50 and II A. NJ, and at 410P.M
RETURNINa-Leave Fitchburg
800 A. NJ, I2.45 and 5.45 p. M
The shortest and most direct Railroad route between
Worcester, Mass and Burlington Vt. is by the way
of Filchbnrg Bellows Fails and Rutland This route
twenty-five miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter route is by the way of Fitchburg
Bel Ows Falls, Windsor, White River Junction, and
Montpelier. This route is 20 miles shorter than any
other, except The mentioned above and is 20 miles
than any nther all stations on the Yer,
mont Central and Passun. psic River Railroads.
Passengers going by either of these by the MOI.
ming train stop at Fitchburg hour, dine Bellows
Falls and arrive at Burlington early BY any other
route.
Passengers in the II O'Clock from Worcester stop
Al Fitchburg three hours when they can proceed 10
Rutland or Mortified same day and Burlington ths
next morning.
RETURNING-The early train from Fitchburg arrives
In Worcester in connect with the trains for
Boston. Providence, Norwich, and New York, via.
Springfield.
Passengers from above, who arrive at Ftchburg IN
the .50 train, dine and arrive in Worcester
at two o'clock. Those who arrive in the so train can
take at Ftchburg, and arrive in Worcester in sen
son for the N. York train, via. Norwich
apl7-du INER s. PHILLIPS. President,
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EXPRESSES, &C.
WHITC0MR,S

Worcester & Fitchburg Express.
I EAvES Worcester Tor Sterling, Leonlinster and
Fitehburg, three times a day. All business usual
~ done by Express is most respectfully solicited and
will be promptly attended to.
E. l.. BRIGHAM, Agent. Office, $50 Main st.
+ Worcester. an. 20. 1851. jan2O-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-26

For further information regarding valuable Aedi-
cnes Pamphlet to be had Of the agents. where testimony
from the highest quarters will be found, among which
letters from
HOY. MARSHALL P. WILDER, Boston, Mass.
Hon. JAMES c. CHUR CHILL, Portland, Me.
ENOCH PATTERSON, ESQ. Boston, Mass.
CAPT CHAS Ii. COLE Rindge, N. H., ats Of New
Bedford, Mass
EPHRAIM MURDOCH, JR, Esq, winchendon, Mas.
IRA RUSSELL, VI. D.. Wnchendon, Mass.
NJ KINGSBURY, NJ. D., Temple NJ H.
Z. DARWIN ABELI4 NJ. D.. Rindge, N. Ii.
GEO. JEWETT, NJ. D., Tempeton, Mass.
Rev. A. w. BuRNHAM, Rndge N H.
REV. RUFUS Triton, Peterboro', N IL
CALEB s. CARTER, ESQ, Portland, Me-
GEO. w. MCCLELLAN, ESQ, Deputy Collector, Custom
House, Boston, Mass
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Loans. Due from
eastern
hanks.

Il will be observed that The Of specie and specie
funds held by the back large for the season u lhe
eary months Of the year, from April 70 July, when iic
shipment and sale Of produce have been large, that 'he
eastern credits accumulate In July, 1881, the eastern
credits were one aud hall millions last Jolly they were
over TWO millions, and they more than double in
October what bay had been in October OF the previous
yeur The active bueiness produce the means afforded
OF morn prompt communicated, oil tend 10 give Indiana
and the surrounding States, lager opening Tor their
prod uctons, and consequently TO supply their wants iof
coin, For this purpose there has been much demand upon
the Aanto but there Is absolutely source Of supply
The vod is taken Tor manufacturing into exported double
eagles and brokers multiply banks by scores TO meet The
demand Tor circulating medium with paper. The coun.
try produces gold enough 70 supply any amount Of croa-
atpg medium could II get coined but god Is sent
of lie country being spppan,ed by paper Money con.
tnues very plenty, and is Offering IA 'he street al lower
rates The amonnt Of paper Offering Is laige but the
auan bank capital has increased 20 as 70 make the
demand more thnn equal, and the supplies tom the ooun-
49, ae 49,, considerable ExohanzsIs preay irm Iol
IOl and II l2A for ffanch Wool has been firm ard
active Ga lsr sssmall stock will permit
The produce markets quite firm, wfh the exception
Of cotton which droops usder the large receipts Flour
/, not 40 active The advance in ffegh well prices
has checked the fregn demand Sales OF mixed west.
ern S5 81 S5 43 southern So i3 - g. Rye -four,
81 SO Corn meal SO s7b Wheatis In fair demand Al
l25 cent, fpr good white Gsnesee Oats, 81 50 cents
Corn Ia brisk at IS 50 cents for mixed western Pork 10
besvv-ales Of Old mess at sIs 2s Sls 81 DO, prime,
sI5 25 SIS 37I. Rice, SO 81 81 ~ Tobacco, Ken.
tncky "A cents! Freghts sti-cot'on, cent -four,
Ia; wheat, lOsi.
The stock market gives signs oil extraordinary and grow.
ing speculation Prices OF the mos worthless stock rise
with prodigous rspidity--some 30 20 per in q
law weeks Tho advances however, more apparent
than reel They through the operation Of holders who
hope get and seek these means 10 make market
stock held At 10 and forced 100 may enable the holder
10 get out at profit before falls back Bot In govenmen,
och the prices have changed much.
your,, PREsTI L.
The daily union., 1852-12-10

HUMLrATING The Cuban ruler declared that the United
States mail should enter the port OF Havana
with Pursef Smith board. unless he would state In writ
Ing that he guilty OF certain charges Smith made
the required statement yet was 20 much
careful Of the feelings OF the Cuban ruler than he
was himself that they did all In their power preven,
Smith from going there even fer he had complied with
all that the Cpban ruler demanded They withheld the
mails from the steamer, end the President let
denooncing her fr attempting force Mr..
Smith into Havana, &c, @c And Il appears
that the Cuban ruler IL perfectly satisfied with Smiths
nnent and entirely willing receive him be fore
the dihBcely, What humilisng position has gov
eminent TINS placed itself In How dsgaeelu must
oourso appear In the eyes OF tho whole world, while
thus Sighting battle against citizens for Spa n
after spsu aad become satisfied give the contest and
from her poont Well is IL for country that
the days Of her present rulers numbered and so soon
10 expire.-Nsp Hampshire Patriot
The daily union., 1852-12-10
OFFICIAL.

Ausvs Fillmore Of United States Of ayaeriea TO all
nhom II
exhibited that Jose Mitchell
has been appointed for oNew Orleans
do hereby recognise him such, and
exercise and enjoy such functions powers
and pryilepes conuls the favored
lions the United stnies
In testimony Whereof caused these letters be made
patent and United States be affixed
Given my the city OF Washington the 9th day of
81 December 1884, and of the independence of the United
States Of America the seventy seventh.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
EDWARD EVERETT Secretary Of State.
larl nore Presdent Of the United staies Of am@ies all
..+#r irhon Il may
appointed consul Of Costa ca for the New
Orleans Of Louisiana do hereby recognise him
,ucb declare exercise enjoy such functions,
uowes and privileges
yored nations n the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters be made
patent Of United States to be hereuno affixed
Given city of Washington the 9Th day of
H. 81 December d. 1884, and Of the independence of the
United States America the seventy seventh.
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
By President:
EDwAap EvsRErr, Secretary Of State
The daily union., 1852-12-10

40 s riitsh bosdhodsys" Il will DO perceived, upon
careful peusa the despatch that this subject nowhere
previously referred Ia the instructions published oy
s President and the therefore irresistible that
IL is subject OF part perhaps OF tbs WHOLE OF 'ho
portion suppressed. Why any portion Of tho despa'eh
was withheld when much was published ana no aoar
tonal injury coad have been inflicted upon the eounuy
nv the publication of the nainder whatever IL may
have BEEN Is wholly ountableexeept inaeeu upon
the hypothesis that il the purpose oil PRESIDENT
more and his advisers do mischief and thal me pao
location OF the part withheld would nave '"o'
whole effect
our inference the mater suppressed by the fes
dsst is correct then il will be indeed II VIII DC
.asn by The tenor article above that not only was
the i'm operative duty Of Nj Pok's administration 10 make
the 10 purchase Cuba but there was cause 10 iear
thai n should have been made at much earlier day
The daily union., 1852-12-10
THURSDAY. December ., 1852.

Present as yesterday
Er part In re, Thomas Kaine, alleged fugitive
from Justice from Great Britain, the court granted leave
to the counsel TO be heard the first Monday OF Janu
ary next on the following questions
l. Has The court jurisdiction upon the case as certified
by Judge Nelson
2 Can certiorar issue 10 bring up the proceedings in
the circuit court
B. Assuming he court TO have jurisdiction and the pro-
ceedings 10 The circuit be legally before this court,
is the party entitled 10 be discharged.
No. 9. John Kennett a al, appellants u.s. Thomas
j. Chambers. This argued by Messrs Sher
wood and snethen for the appellants, and by Mr. " T.
Howard for the appellee.
No. II. Wiswall, plaintiff in error, Edward Hall
a al. The argument OF this cause commenced by
Governor Seward for The plaintiff In erfor
Adjourned until 10 omorrow, II O'Clock, a m.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
A CARD.

IMPORTANT TO MEN or FAsBIoN.-eEoRGE r. GREEN,
Proprietor fashionable establishment,
House, New York respectfully informs the Of
Washington, Georgetown, the vicinity will be Wash
inson 10Th during
which he will be happy take orders f gentlemen deirou
Of shirts made from the fret Of m
in the United states.
r. Greens system Of invented by himself
perfect all with precision
puncnaity The execution of orders positively guaranteed
will National
public where he found, for
purpose of taking hsir measure, sc.
GEO. r.. GREEN,
Dec io--din2i No. Aster House. Nsw York.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Markets.

NEw York, Dec 9-p. m--There was better feeling in
the stock board to-day and the market closed firm. Uni
ted States 6 1867 lI9 offered Sales OF Canton st
Erie. 97s Nicaragua, 30-an advance Erie converbles
of 1852, i02I I-nothng done in It's. Sales Of Harlem al
75i Norwich and Worcester Railroad 5il Stonngpon,
57a Cumberland Coal, 81; Cary Improvement, I3 The
money market continues easy. Exchange London lO
premium Flour is steadysales OF 900 bbls S5 e6
for State and So 81 So so for southern brands Rye flour
and meal unchanged The grain market is well snp
Piled and is rather pressing for buyers Sales of 900
bushels oil whiIe wheat al lis rs for Ohio and
Genesee sales 5000 bushels southern red l9 cent,
Sales OF 80 900 bushels cents Tor mixed Oa
and rye unchanged.
PHILApKLPHia. Dec. 9.-Govemment stocks are steady
United States 6s, 1867, lI9s; Pennsyivania 5's, 9e.
The daily union., 1852-12-10

NKw HUNGARAN coLosY.-The Chicago Press learns that
Mr. Percze who was deputed by large number Of Hun
garans England and France to act for them has pur-
chased two townships of land in Iowa. near Davenport for
Hungarian colony and that in the spring large number
of Hunparians design emigratng and settling upon the
purchase. Among them some highly distinguished
men, who did good service for their country in her egsa
ture and n revolution 1t designed to furnish each
person in INDECENT with forty acres OF land
on credit, at the government price.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
The Theatre.

The graceful and fascinating performances OF the bal
let tro.ps at the National continue TO attract the public
attention and applause A large audience gathered TO
witness them last evening, notwithstanding the inclem-
ency OF the weather The pas de de1r by Mile Droue
and Mons Mege was admirably executed, and the Vien-
noise by Mile Pougaud and Mons Mege Is unquest'on
ably Of the finest and most striking dances ever given
on the American stage.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
The Report Of the secretary of the Navy.

We commend this elaborate document published in this
davis paper 10 the attention OF our readers Weae BY no
means prepared TO express any approval OF many OF its
leading views and recommendations and some OF them
appear 10 US wholly Objectionable, But we are Tree 70
say that in point of compehensveness and ability OF
statement us, upon very cursory perusai 70
compare favorably with any executive document which
this administration has as yet put forth
The daily union., 1852-12-10
ny TELEGRAPH.
AriUal Of "a. Steamer Philadelphia.

arrival Of the Steamer Philadelphia.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 9--rhe steamer Philadelphia has
arrived heIe, bringing dates from San Francisco the 6
ult.
almost entirely in ashes Only few houses left stand
ing The loss is impossible estimate. but supposed b.
several millions OF dollars OF goods has
been destroyed. No particulars given
destructive e had also occurred in San Francisco and
MaVsyille, destroying much properly
The Of San Francisco and other principal cities has
been given TO Pierce and King Ii is estimated that Call
iorna will give at least fifteen thousand majority io the
democratic candidates
The steamer Illinois had left with nearly millions Of
gold.
Business was active. Great distress prevailing
among the inhabitants Of Sacramento city.
The price Of produce in San Francisco steady and
articles improving. Good order prevails Tho Indian
difficulties subsidng
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Nv J. c. MoeurnE. .Auot,on.er.


pIhNo PORTE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
Negro Boy, Horses. Harness, CaTrya, Carts Farsng Uensl
he Saturday morning, December O'Clock,
IN from, Of the auction sell wthou, reserve,
mahogany piano forte stool
do hair spring seat sofa
II do do
40 msrbefop centre table, music rack
do tete ateie sofa, mahogany sideboard
mshorany card, breakfsst, and dining tables
Brussels. thres piy, aud ingram carpets
Painted window shades, Venetian blinds
Girsndocs astral lamps, clock rug
French china 4, plawe
Silver spoons and forks siV plated castor
Mahogany dressing bureau, vaAhsand
wafdrobes heesrads
Feather beds, holsters, pillows and hapkpp
mai comforts
cane and chairs, looking glasses
Cooking and hrnrs, coal stoves kitchen utensils
Twelve o'clock.
One negro boy, eighteen years Of
horses saddles, brides, and harness
Csrral, carts, wheebarrow
Hay rake, ploughs cuivator
Hay cart, io' farm harness, SC
win be added, O'Clock, Of
of late Mndson about 300 sceowpcd plates Of the
Madison Pspers
marble bnsi, Of medals
volumes engrsvinrs
Term. cs.h. D G. MCGUIRE,
Declo-d Aucnonser.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From eur Baltimore Correspondent.
BAlrIMoar. December e--p. N.

DALIiMohEs DcCrmoeI 5--p. III,
Madame Alboni gives her first concert here tomorrow
night, Tickets selling rapidly. She will have full
and brilliant audience. understand she purposes visit
ing Washington
The great prima donna, Madame Sontag, will he here
next week, and commence series OF concerts. Excite
ment is upon the iipoe 10 and hear these dis
ngushed yocalists and magnificent musical treat is in
anticipation Your citizens may also calculate on having
the Madame very soon, she visits Washington after
closing her engagement in Baltimore.
The first train OF for Wheeling is 10 leave Balt-
more on the 3olh inst, when the Ohio railroad will be
opened for the first time This occasion is looked for
ward to with much anxiety. Every department OF bus-
indicates brisksess an anticipation OF this desirable
and long -looked-for event.
The hall of the Mechanics Institute is secured for the
grand festival which is TO be gwen by the Board Of Trade
those who attend the convention the 18th inst of
the southern and western States.
Not much business doing to-day. owing TO the ncem.
ent weather. Small sales Howard street flour al S.
Nothing done in City Mills.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Terrific Storm on the Lakes.

BuFrALo, December There was a terrific storm last
the lakes. aud fears entertained of
sive loss of life and property.
The steamer Baltic, which left yesterday for
Detroit returned day at with her cabin in,
and much other damage her pper works
The brig Concord which left last night returned port
this morning. having lost locomotives intended the
Rock Island railroad Many vessels still OUT, and
anxiety is felt for them. the wind is still very high
The daily union., 1852-12-10

EHESCH'S HOTEL corner OF Frankfort street and
City Hall square, Opposite the City Hall and Park Foantan
New York built and opened subscriber, May
lst9 and ehtied and furnished August s2 lie that for
venence elegance comfort and in
The world II other hotel this
tnent only all Of which warmed They all
d with marble wastands which supplied with Gro
water through syerpaea cocks There Is hut bed
The halls and floor win be lii
This
OF and ordered spacious
s refecoy, vicinity
bee 2-d3m r. FRENCH.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Southern Ifmy.

BALTIMORE, Dec. s--The southera mail this morning
brings New Orleans dates late due. The democratic
nyention of Louisiana had fnhed its labors and sd
joutned. w Farmer nominated for lieutenant gov
enor Judge Grenaux for secretary Col Morse for orney
general and Major Heron for State treasurer
G. p. II. James, the British consul visited the United
States ship Pennsylvania Norfolk, Monday and was
received with salute.
The southern mail night brings nothing from beyond
Wilmington. N. @.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGE boats.
WAN DEPARTMENT,

wan Drr.rrarsr,
Bureau Corps Typographical Engineers,
PROPOSALS will be including loh d.y
Of NEXT February for the construction OF four dedge
One %, Lake Champaa to be delivered inspected
One for Lake oaaro 10 be deivered inspected and rscedn
One oI Lake Ere, be delivered, Inspected,
One for Lake Michigan, be Delivered Inspected
The huh OF each boat be ITO long, BEAM
guards feet wide, sufficient bucket
To have mo essea be as ssi s s ~ Ts .s one
quarter o an inch thickness twenty-five feet long, and forty
inches in diameter each
The working cylinders Of the engine be dian
eer inside not less than half inch
length OF stroke OF four feet, on
seh boat 70 have for locomcion, with suitable
% he 0a say eapsn mate po engineer and Twelve hands
No alyanee win be made contract viii received
OF paid for until after has boen Inspected ied found
Each boat viii be supplied with good yAwi boat
feeonr and with fur good oars and also suitable yaw and
for assisting Ia weighing anchor.
TAe boa, will be inspected reference ananeemepls
s As % locomotive power wi have to move m asa
speeyey IN consecutive hous Al rate Of notices. than ~ miles
into loose saad 100 cubic yards nil
So o q and ,ssd % ons pa and and S s r clay % no @
tenacious clay aud of sand and gravel 60 cubic yards the hOu
This be the continued work durng hours and
no, 40 asers,e vera , during ring any shorter ,I%e Of work
300 pounds and two kge anchors Of 400 pounds each and wiz
Also AZ inch hemp cable 100 faihoms long
The trials viii he of for dredging not
eeedng 90 pounds the inch for oeomouon not otcee
$50 poupds the square inch.
The trials and made BY Uoted states agent
The boats be ready At the places stated BY the last day Of MAJ
Proposals received for
for each dedge boaii each be provided r
sweeps and with bottoms dschage whole @
atonee Each boat capable ofhodng not LEES than 30 q "
waited soil.
Proposals to be addressed 10 ne Undersigned and marked
envelope Proposals for Dfedge-boat.n
H. ALERT,
COL Corps Top. Engineer
Republic InteIigenccr, Union Washington; CounH
and Enquirer, and Express, New York Commercial Adver
Buffalo, Advertiser, Detroit Michigan Aaya
ser, Chicago, Inois Commercial Times, oswego VI fm
burg Gazette Piisbutg, Pa. Albany Register. Albany hl
viii the above twenty daily Insertions, then weeu'u
February 10.
Dec i0-d2ot&awiFeb 10
The daily union., 1852-12-10
North Carofina Song tor.

BALTIMORE, Dec s.The legislature Of North Carolina
on Moadsy last, resumed e balofings Tor United Sate
senstor. when MIR Rayner (wLp) found lack but
of an election THIS result caused much excite
ment, and adj ournment soon after had. IL Is
doubted II any election will be had this session. The
vote s,ood-Dobbin (dem.) 73 Rayner (whig) 10
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Raiiroad Aeeident.

PHIIADgtrnIA Dec. 8 "A man named Woods killed
last night the Noristown railroad, Conshohocken
His body found lying the track this morning. aud
from its position II is supposed that he was lying there
drunk W hen the train passed him.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Exports do Specie. Foreign Total
nestle pro- goods.
+
ls49 Sl3i 7l00sl S540464e Se64l O9l S45Ta5,e $40
1851 I7s620l35 e9465752 10,3O2l2l 2l63ss,0ll
1882 9 f507,2o5 H2O4,Oeo 20s,oI32Sa

The decline IN domestic prodnce this year has been
mostly in the value of cotton OF which the price has been
considerably less than last year The product of Caliio
MIA largely into the OF the do
also exports Of foreign goods and the Of the whole
is about nine millions under last year. although about
sixty -four millions greater than in lSi9 The imports
pare as follows; ## sH#.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
COLI. ctor.. once. ol,y nslI. NOV. q. lssa.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-PAYERs-Notice is hereby
given that the sdversenont Of Delinquent property Is In
course preparation, will be completed and published
abo of December next.
The undersigned respectfully represents that the law allows him
ha Imperative duty 10 enforce the cuec
advertisement and sae OF AL property, without
exception upon remain due unpaid
persons Interested earnestly requested 70 forward
BY paying heavy Of an adyertsemept
III ROCHE,
Nov q-eof Collector,
The daily union., 1852-12-10
Canal Boat sunk-Lirel Lost.

PHuApELpmIA, Dec. "a canal boat was sunk Pine
wharf this morning She laden with coal Two
colored who asleep board al the time were
drowned third was rescued.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
The Niagara not Arrived.

BosroN Dec. S-Tbe telegraph line is down between
Sacketvile and Amherst Up 10 midnight dings OF
the Niagara had reached st, Johns.
The daily union., 1852-12-10
MADAME Sontag's Conctrt.

NEw YoRK, Dec. So p. The concert of Madame
Sonag tonight is attended by immense audience The
house crowded that hundreds unable gain ad
manoe. There much excitement in regard the
ia which she is appear She leaves for Baltimore Fri
day next,
The daily union., 1852-12-10

rEN TsNEv,s Under-n arrnepts for winter, silk
w Cashmere mrno, lambs wooi, iapne astoria fur cotton,
pana assortment nov on band, which will be sold
very cheap for cash, at -. -.
CHARLES n. LANES
Hat Can and Cenfemenss Furnishing Establishment
Pennsyvsna avenue, near A street
Dec A-eod2wn