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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26
AUCTIONS.
GREAT SALE OF


FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES.
From the Nursery of d. w. LINCOLN, of Worcester.
@ w. SELBY & co. will sell in front of their
-. Sales Rooms, on T tuesday,, April 9th, COM
nencing in the morning at 10 O'Clock, and continuing
through the day, the best assortment OF FRUIT AND
ORNAMENTAL TREES ever offered at auction in
this city, all OF which will be warranted to agree with
the description given at the sale.
Consisting in part of PEARS.
Bartlett, Seckel, Beurre Die Urbaniste St Michael
Louise Bonne de Jersey, Siculle Duchess d. Angou-
crative, Winter Nes, Vicar of WINFIELD, Glout Nor
ceau Beurre Rose, and twenty other varieties.
APPLES.
Baldwin, Minister, Northern Spy, Sopsavine Early
Harvest, Roxbury Russell, Bellhower Danvers Winter
Sweet, GravensteIn, Porter, &c, &c.
CHERRIES,
Black Tartaran, Black Heart American Amber Ho-
ney Heart and other varieties Together with Pluns
Ounces, Peaches Grape Vines Currants Gooseberres
Raspberries, &c. &c.
ALSO, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs, such as Lind
ems, Mountain Ash v hte Ash, Horse Chestnut Tulip
Trees, Planes, Larch, Norway Naples Snowballs Ho-
ne.suck es, Sprsas Roses and BucRthons for hedges
The aenti of Fruit growers particularly direct
ed to the collection of PEAR TREES which is beev-
ed 10 be the largest and best ever offered in this cty
5. w. SELBY & CO..
worcester, Apnl u.s. 1892. dts AuctTs.
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Two Hundred Thousand Pounds of
Washed American fleece NYnnII

various qualities.
The sale will be peremptory one, and in parcels to
suit purchasers.
Also, at same time and place, various lots of washed
ana uhwashed African Smyrna, and South American
Wool, suitable for Cloth ng, Worsted and Carpet pur.
poses The Wool will be ready for examination on
Saturday, 24th Instant when Catalogues will Ne furnish
ed. ami dawtA0s
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Second Parish in Worcester.

NOTICE is hereby given tn the owners of rews IN
Y the old Meeting House of this Parish. who aavo
not yet taken pews in the Meeting House, that they
will be allowed until the 9th day of May next, pur
chase pews in the Meeting House, at the appraisal
and be credited in part payment therefor with the div
dends their pews in the old House. alter which date
the pews then remaining unsold, will be sold without
further delay
Per order OF the Committee.
THOS KINNICUTT, Sec'y.
April 2lst, 1852. ap22 d2w
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Dramatic Equestrian Establishment!
EDWARD H. MARSH,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHEC AIRY,

Corner of Main and Pleasant streets,
Respectfully informs the citizens of Wor.
II, cester and vicinity, that he has purchased the
VT~TT stock and stand formerly owned and occupied
g. by ALBERT CLARKE.
ys@A=s Having refitted the store aud made tie ne
cessary improvements to make il compare IA
voraby with any store in the cty and having furnished
it with complete assortment OF
Drugs, Chemicals and Family Medicines,
he sAoSS PrePssod snpPly Families, I'hs soiafs
the public generally with Medicines that be relied
being strictly pure and fresh which will be dis
pensed w it'll the utmost aud accuracy.
UPhysicians Prescriptions carefully prepared and
regI' tered. II
Perfumery, Brushes Fancy Soaps, and Fancy articles
for the toilet, in great variety Also all the popular
and patent Medicines of the days Sh ker Herbs, &c.
Having had five years experience apoIneCary, in
the store l.. t. Lazel in this city, he by close
persona / attenti o to business, to deserve the
confidence and merit the appreciation of all who may
favor hin with their patronage, which is respectfully
solicited.
GOpen on the Sabbath until 10 A NJ, from IL to 2,
and after church service in the afternoon.
APPS dawp
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Two-Story Dwelling House,

with out houses Barn, and about 3 Acres of Land.
The situation is one ofthe pleasant and desirable
IN that Furnishing Town, within one hundred rods of
Churches ana the Post Office, and within hall mile
Of the Railroad Station
? The Land is covered with Trees of the best kinds
OF Fruit, such Apples Pears, Ounces Cherries and
Peaches, and large supply of Currants and Grapes.
On the premises are wells of never failing water of
the pnres kind, and brook running through the whole
breadth of the Land.
Also, al the same time and place. fine Building Lot
containing about OF an Acre Of Land opposite tie Dwell
ling House
Also, about 10 Acres of Woodland, within ] mile of
the Dwelling Honse, well covered with Young growth
of Che smut, Oak and Walnut.
u Conditions made Known at time of Sale.
SOPHIA LONG, Administrative.
NELSON IL WALES Aucuoneers.
Milford, April Z, 1852. d2w* apis
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NMachine Manufactorv

VIE subscriber, having been for the last sixteen or
4 eighteen years, engaged in building ard Setting,
ana other complicated Machinery feels qualified, and
IN the most thorough and workmanke
Paienteos and Others wishing act Machines,
are desired TO Apply TO the subscriber, by mail, at his
shop III henry A'Denny's Steam Factory in Leicester.
SAMUEL w. KENT.
April 5, 1852 apl0tf
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w 0 0 L /!
L. M. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer.

~ @uN' AAUA = 4A1A4V, AUCJIUHGGI,
Important Sale of Fleece Wool at Auction
NJ. HOFFMAN d CO., will sell at Auction
IL. without any reserve at the store of Messrs Hem
~ CoggilI q CO., Nos rs and 70 Broad street. New
\ ork, on
Wednesday, April 28th,
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Executors Sale.

WILL be sold at Auction, TUESDAY, the 4th day
w of May next at O'Clock, A NJ, on the premises
by order of the Executrix of the last Will and Tesla
ment of the Rev. DAVID LONG, late of Milford, de-
ceased under the power of sale given by said Will
That valuable Estate in Milford, Massachusetts, on
which the Rev Mr.. Long resided for many years; con-
sisling of large
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and advice, including Charts.

and advice, including Charts
verbi and written delineations Of Character virtues
talents capabilities most suitable occupations iiabi
Ties TO err evil tendencies, together with directions for
remedyns defects, restraining tendencies 10 excess cor
rectlng the Judgment, Improving the health c.. includ.
ing examinations OF children and YOUTH directions to
parents and teachers, touching heir governments ana
what faculties require to be cultivated and what re-
strained, and how to do this, &C.
He can be found at his room as above, from A. NJ,
TO O'Clock, r. NJ in The evening; he will visit families
and parties if desired. Also form cltsses in various
parts of the city, showing location of the organs and
teaCHllg the science. ap26 daW
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Dress Making.
JeWelry, JeWelry.
Land to Rent.

THE most desirable location in the city, for
Lumber, or Wood Yard!
being bounded on sides by the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad. Inquire of w. ALFRED HACKER,
Agent, corner of Green and Temple streets.
drf
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Real Estate For Sale

Ti is now offered for SAFE There are two houses on
the Lot, divided into good tenements. Also con-
nested with the above lot containing about $500
Ieet ehgoy situated ior building, being in central To-
above Is good chance Tor Investment, and will be sold
low. For further particulars, inquire of H. CHAPLIN
Esq, or G.. F. WILSON, Sc Main Street ans dSwtf
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Glue of Superior QualitY, &C., &c.

Ug5IIOI Gua1IGy, WO', WO'
X. +. DIME has for sale prime article OF GLUE,
II. suitable for Cabinet Work. Polishing Wheels. or
Tor ooien manufacturers prices which must suit,
ALSO, PANT Brushes, of various kinds; Chrome Vel
low; Verllon; Prussian Blue; American and Russian
islngass; Roller Cloth, soda Soap: Extract Logwood
All OF which VIII be offered at less prices than the
Ike quaity can De obtained for the city OF Worcester
49, No. BAT Main street, up stairs.
Worcester, April 90 1852 dem
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A Grand Chance
Youths CIOthing!

XNTE can show you better assortment of the above
w Goods, than be found in this Market just
ceived, and for sale at the Harrington Clothing
Warehouse. TaAYER Il EAMES.
anal daWtf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Phrenology. and Physiology
Professional Examinations Of Heads.

JAMES NJ. BARNES is still at his room, No. IL Har.
- rington Block, Cup stairs,) where he will give
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Turf for Sale

TVNE subscriber has hand large lot of excellent
TURF suitable for grassing banks, and other pur
noses e. E. ABBOTT, 1855 Pleasant street,
an2S diff near Lincoln's Nursery.
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Boston and Worcester Railroad
NOTICE.
Another Large Lot of New Goods,

MAKING of the largest, best, and fashion
WI able stock of Goods in the city.
Every style of Coat, Pants, and Vests Goods, that is
to be found in the market. sold by the piece yard or
made into garments, low, if not little lower, than
can be- bought at any other shop. ap23 daw2w
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CAUTInN.

A LII persons are cautioned against purchasing
"A tam judgments against the subscriber now in the
said stone may have adverse to the advertisers no Just
claim being held by him. and the judgments are about to
undergo the ordeal Of higher Court
HENRY NJ. PAINE.
Worcester, April 7, 1852. aplO dH
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Hnmmel's Essence Of Coffee.

FRESH supply this day received, and for sale
~ wholesale and RETAIL at the proprietor's prces,by
L. ~. LA.E.., Druggist,
nnI7 davis 20l Main street.
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REMOVED.

60 ID. GODDARD Il CO. have removed $50
SNM for a short time, ftom No 1877 to No, 4S7M
G- h2OS Main street, in Butmans Block, E-d III
S&SAAX4where they will be happy wait onGS&Ask9
their customers and friends as usual apis diff
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NoW receiving good supply of choice reaped limo
otny seed which has been selected with great
oy US raised from the lands of Vermont and North
erh New fofk Also Northern and Western Glover,
N0rtnern and Southern Red Top, and R. l. Bent Seed,
an OF whlch viii be sold wholesale and retail, at the
lowest cash prices The trade particularly request
ed to examine our stock
LEE, SPRAGUE & co.
worcester, March o. 1852 daw8w
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tn Rarh6rs

VIM GILCHRIST's RAZoRs, manufactured in
w Jersey City, equal, if not superior, to any
other Razors in the world Every Razor is warranted
FENNO a. SON, loo Main street,
mar 10 diff are Agents for Worcester.
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Quicksilver,

6tUICkS1IV6Ts
A QUANTITY OF the above now in store and for
IA sale low, al 20l Main street. L. t. LAZELL,
ap5 dawSwIs Druggist.
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OF all kinds, now 10 store, and warranted to prove
" exactly what they represented, by
A HUNTINGTON. No 3 Stones Block
Worcester, April 90, 1852. dawtf
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Rows. and Fancy Goods.

A SPLENDID Assortment always on hand, and for
"A sale cheap, wholesale and retail, at MERRILL'S,
S2l Main street. marl6 dawtf
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rronLI,n Cifx InreiIigrnee,

Tur plrs o. Co1YtsMATgoS The solcu1 s11 impscs-
ive ceremony administering tbs ssoramsas ,. ssa
fsmiur issse number o. children eao ~ ,..
Ssy by Archbishop Hughes in the caursn y 81 soeso
mao sydney place before numsra.s NJ tss
s-s & sth Tsrrs Of the 1ith cbapser OF tae Aoss
a. IL. srostss tsJ at the con,iusion ~ ths sxegosss
,hc saAe nh age was HsmsSsea VIA . a"''sas'
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This evening is tho last Of Msisms Soatsss concertx
at Metropolitan Hall bscrs her departure Coz the south
II will therefore be the last opportunity tast the ad
nirers Of that delightful artistic viii have Of hearing hsr
for the present. Bsdiali et continues sick and it
therefore found necessary to change the programme -
announced yesterday and to sutsttuts two pieces 70 b
sung by Madame sontag, vh.h will bs found in the sd-
yertisen INT CT to day ard wAleh is hoped VII co-
pensas for the unavoidable Absence Of fadisu fhs em
IA excellent and to every lover Of music VII aa)rd sas
uciouA
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BARK LOADED WITH COTTON oArsrzED-ASoTusa
Ashore

-" BosroT. Dec. Z, 1907.
telegraphic despatch dated New Bedford Dec 7th,
fnys The bark Ayola Humphrey from Charleston for
Boston with OF mit1lipg cotton struck on ths
Sow and Pigs at O'Clock this morning and after thump-
ing awhile came Of with FIVE feet Of vaer In her hold
and leaking badly when the crew abandoned her Shs
fell on her beam ends and shortly after capszsd The
PILOT boat Hornet took her in tow and Il nov m,kiug
for this port with fair wind some Of hsy cargo has
been thrown The landed in safety and .hs
mate Is now here fer vessel to 20 10 her.
bark with blue dag at the mamma sst head SUB
posed to be Boston packet ia ashore on Hedge Fsnoe
Vineyard Sound; also brig both with lighters stpng
ali
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nv moEsEs LssE, oFgcE "a STREET.
TUESDAY, Dee. 7, 1852.
BUFFALO, 10 A M--Clear and pleasant mornsg. wiad
southwest Thermometer A. Barometer 20 800.
ROCHESTER, 10 A. Milne morning. Wind south.
Thermometer co.
AunrRS, 10 A. M CLEAR and pleasant incoming; san.
shining Wind south. Thermometer 50
SYRACUSE, 10 A. M--Pleasant morning AMI warm.
Wind south. Thermometers 80
UTicA 10 A N--Wind northwest Thsrmomstsr -.
Atp,Sy 10 A. MA beautiful clear morning Wind
south Thersaometer 65. Barometer 2s.I3c. Ms.ourY
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Produce Accommodating MT Dunkirk,

UUaRinh, Dec r, I3JZ.
The weather since the 1st inst been very favorable
and the arrivals Of -four have averaged 10 900 bos per
day exceeding By he capacity OF tho railroad
to send IL forward There IL -four 10 sto-e here to
the Of So eco bb 35 coo OF which are In this
hands Of desers and 20 Geo consignment Easeru
dealers. The steamers Wisconsin, Sutsna southerner
and Keystone dischsrging. 6c01 TO 900 bbls
Of beef in store, and large quantity Of pork Wits
hey, tobacco hax seed and bacon arriving Flour
goes on readily at s5 tx So so per Dbl.
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Maritime Disasters.
WRECK or TUE sgIP GE0RGrA-PAssE.GEa5 ALL
SAyED--BARK ELK INJURED


SAyED--BARR BLK INJURED
PHiIApELPHtA Dec T. 1862
The ship Georgs, Of Savannah from Liva-poo for
New York, vent ashore the beach near Tuoksrtou.
on Friday night. in fog She rad $50 passsu xsrs al
Of whom have been landed in safety by means OF an ap
pafatps provided By government. she ss tvo hundred
ysos f om the shore aud lire was carried to the ysssY
by of ball from rortsr which saved tn lives
Of half ts pssepgers tho scr being too heavy to allow
the ei boat, TO ply 10 eni from the ship The vessel has
broken in two and the k el hss ashore Amongst
tine pssseneers ity Six females Her cargo oooss
Of iron ara 6tls.
The bark Tx, from Boston ros run int, on Sunday
last OF Barrefet by an unknown ship bound NORTH
ward The Elks fore aud f1retopsa yards, boUsprit.
iibbocm, &c, farfied away The ship Vas uuio-
jurcd
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Late from Port-au.Pr1ucs.

IHiIADELPiIIAp Dec I, 1bbH
The bsrk Charles Il Lex has arrived here With Port
au.PI;nce dates 70 the 23d ulimo. The Island was
quiet and very healthy Heavy rains had mi ured the
crops and coffee would be a month later American
provisions were In demand but other articles wsrs In
active Coffee was Mt III currency, and logwood 81.
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BUFFALO, Dec 4 1859.
soieon occurred on tbs New York and Erie RsxI-
road on Saturday nDg about six o'clock few mas
west CT owego between the passenger train bound west
and some distributing iron for the track Many
cars wers much bruised but seriously injured
Great Indignation expressed by passengers could
rot it IL said get communications forwarded over ts
Eaircaa 0ompany's tels g.aph to their famllias.
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Death or Cap,u,n woniI,

EHILADFLPIIA, Ueo Z, A53y
Capt j. p. Wsod. formerly of the New Or,eaas auA
Mobile line ard commander OF the steamship New Or
leans The Pacific, died at his residence at WoodIsHn
n. j., on Monday morning, Dec. 0, nj Z O'Clock.
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preteorolosical Observations.

CaAsLEsros, Dec. Z, 1854.
rbe sales Of cotton 10 day, 2o9o bales at prsss
rsnqi ng from ~. 9ic The market shows no changs
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Rnnfmnn Drowned.

Eisroy Pa, Dec 7, 1854.
James Cennor, a boatnan, who has been missing
for two weeks, to-day found drowned In the hs-
high river, lie leaves wife and ak chiidre1.
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From the south.

From tho south.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. FOR GOVERNOR OF LOUISE
ANA DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BARNEsvILLK-rm
FREsHE1-LATER FROM TBxAs-AcTIoN IN THR
LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARROLL
MA, ETC.
We have mail South OF wilmington
me Eastern mail failed to connect last night at Pha
celpbia for the third time in succession
The Democratic Convention OF Louisians nominated
Paul Herbert, OF Ibervlle for Governor
as a. gainesville Ga on the 9TH uuo, de-
ssnng loss OF $4,000 The property insured Eor
The fre.het did great damags :, rr,.r,. .,..,
Large quantities OF cotton washed away
The argns House OF Delegates ha. passed bill
increase its capital stock ST oCo aIso anborrss a.
Manassas Gap Railroad 10 Increase Its stock SI6O 0O9
The bill TO establish line Of steamers between Norfsk
and Antwerp has been postponed to the 14th inst
In the Senate OF North Carolina the Free Suffrage Ba
was defeated by the casting vote of the speaker.
The election Of VIM. H. Battle, as Judge Of th,
Supreme Court was effected tho second ballot tn.
committee en- arranging senatorial districts have bess
There has been election Of United States Senator In
North Carolina yet.
The cotton In the lake parishes Louisiana hes
The Grand Jury in the U s. Circuit Court at Nsv
Orleans have indicted Oliver Routz the second engineer
ofthe steamer st James, which blew up on ths 18th
july killing Judge Prcston and Others for man
David Nsgle has been oonyictad at New uresus tor
ioieipg tho mare Of william u. Leyerich for aearV
$1,000, in January last.
dexas oates 70 the tWenty.third utimo had reachs6
New Orleans Tho Brownsville FY1g says that the pie
tures Of misery tho Rio Grsnds are exaggerated
that confidence had been restored and business was
ptosperipg.
The Supreme Court Of Texas were In session ut Austu
butup to the 18th had transacted business except
paying honors to the memory OF Clay Webster and Oa
houn.
II Jones the agent for the construction Of the sas
Antonio Railroad had returned the North and re-
ported that capitalists Of the North will visit Texas eU
anime the route and no doubt subscribe largely
The San Antonio Ledger says that three hundred arod
men supposed TO be Cuban volunteers are st Jossps
Island. The Galveston Neps doubts tho story.
Mexican protection to runway slaves has caused thu
contemplation Of the annexation Of two three borde
Mexican States.
Wednesday last with great sole unity Business vas
suspe ndgd, and no papera were nukliahad
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The Remains or Booth, th. Tragealon.

BALuMoRs Dec 7. 1852.
The remains Of Mr. Booth will reach hsrs from tn
West this evenng-aud arrangements are making fo
their tplioa by the Drsmatic Association.
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MADAME FIpER1cH DESIRES TO INFORM HER
lvt customers ard othora thst she hss recev0t by tho
late the most beautiful Paris embroidcris
lnses ever imported, aud respectfully requests cali from
the LadteA MADAME rlDERICu,
NJ y 3rsia's asfcss av, ioore w.ss u Bcosiwsy.
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NE WS BY TEL Il G. R PHI !.
~~~~~~~~~>>>~>>>~~~~
HIGHLY INTERESTING.
N>N-~~~~>-~~~~>~>~r~>~~>
Arrival ofa Steamer at Washington
with Dispatches from Cuba.
~>>~~>>>>>~o~~~>~o~>-
RECEPTION OF THE CHEROKEE AT HAVANA.
III s~>~~~~~~~~~~>-~>~~~-
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
~>>~~>~~~~>~~>~~~~~>~
Spirited Debate in the Senate Relative to
the Disputed Seat from Kentucky.
PROPOSITION TO MAKE GEN. SCOTT A
LIEU TENANT GENERAL.
~>>>~~>>>>>~>~>>~>>>-
Spirited Tariff Discussion in the House.
Various Shipwrecks--POlitieal Movements,
&C., &c., 30.
Arrival OF n Steamer from Havana mt
Waship Ct0n.

Arrival OF n Steamer from Havana mt
Washin gton.
PHILADELrsIrA, Dec lilo P. NJ.
despatch has just been received in this city from
Washington announcing the arrival Of steamer there
inc name given) from Havana bringing important des
patches the purport of which kept profoundly secret
1.-THE above is, doubtless the steamer Fulton with
the decision Of the Captain General in the case or the
officers and crew of the ship Lady Suffolk reported to
have been sold for SLAYER -RrP.l
The Reception or the Cherokee at Havana.
UfRs1RIC1ED COMMUNICATION WITH THE SHORE
PERMITTED.
New ORLEANS Dec. g. 1862.
The steamship Cherokee frcm Havana, reported to
have arrived at the Balize this morning has reached this
city.
She reports being well received at Havana and uure.
striced communication with the shore was permitted
the passengers and crew landing usual The Cap
tain Of the Fort intimated that the difficulty was all set
tied.
The Havana papers exut greatly, and look upon the
whole matter as triumph for their government.
The steamship Falcon sails for Aspin wall morrow
morning,
THIRTY-SECOND CONGRESS-.
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NOLAN HOTEL. : BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
II suit, Of rooms and single rooms be had at 83i
Broadway, EolAn Hotel II. DAWSON.