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

FATAL AcCIDENT-T'he Lockpor Courier of
Wednesday, mentions the death, by accident, of
Henry B. Cummings, of Massachusetts. He was in
the employ of Briggs s Hall, and was at work upon
a railroad bridge, when heavy timber fell upon
him, fracturiug his skull and knocking him off The
bridge on to the ice, distance Of 60 feet beneath.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

SEVERE WEATHER.-At Griffin, Ga. on the
10Th ult. the mercury stood at only 80 above zero,
the coolest weather ever experienced in that vci-
ity The Savannah News says, that many small
birds and fish have persisted with cold in that vcin
ty, and that the orange trees, if not killed outright,
have been greatly injured by the frost
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02
All Ready

City Subscribers to the Worcester Daily Spy and
TO the Massachusetts Spy, hereby informed,
That their bills for the last year, which arc PAST
DUE, are made out and placed in the hands of our
Collector, Mr. James R. Pierce, wire will call on
them for the needful. about these Days
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

3The poor of New York, supported by the
Public Charity in 1851, numbered 78, 95l And
the cost to the city was 1886 O89 The outdoor
supported, numbered 1896, and the indoor Ca
OO2. The heaviest expenditures were in Bellevue
Hospital, $58,O65. Aims House, 1929, 1871;
Lunatic Asylum, $a9,928; Nursery, $5l, 595;
Nursery Hospital, $l3, 1916; Office, $84,2l4;
Pententiary 1853, 696.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02
IMPORTANT TNFoep1ATroN

Dr. g. Bunting, from London, (Engand,(
author OF practical teatlse Cod liver Oil ana 9th
er remedies in Consumption. formerly Physician to the
Northern Hospital and junior Lecturer III York Hos.
ptal on Consmptirn-has The hOnur announce to the
inhabitants of Worcester and it's vicny that he is I'M
der an engagement of distinguished Society in Europe
TO investigate and obtain statistical information as TO
the amount of Consumpliye diseases in the United
s"tes and Canadas in mparison with those of other
places Oh the continent His great experience extend
ing over period OF twenty years ia the principal hos.
pitfalls OF Europe, gives full assurance OF his perfect
competence for the Ia IN which he is engaged Dress
chcr's Patent spy rometer, and the improved stelhom-
otter, Qhe recent invention Of DIR. Qusn. Of DubljnO
together with the fl xble Stelhoscope, over 40 inches
III length are used by him in his examinations.
Or. D. wishes to be distinctly understood that no re.
nuneration required from any person for his services
his time and expenses being paid W the society under
which he is engaged,
ANY person laboring under having predisposition
to is fearful malady, will confer favor by calling and
allowing MIN TO make examination and which he
hopes will be satisfactory.
ONCE, No 1870 Main street, directly opposite Central
hotel' noY22-d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

B The Rockville Md. journal states that tur-
keys chickens, ducks, pigs, &c. in great numbers,
have been found frozen in their rooss and shelters in
that county, SO intense has been the cold, for the
last several weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

MURDER.-Two men named Coffee, were arrest.
ed in Charlestown Fruay, and examined Tor the
murder of Mr. Maiden, whose body was found on
Sunday, Jan. "a, in culvert on the Boston and
Maine Railroad. They were fully committed for
Trial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

LOWELL is becoming more wicked. Lucius C.
Johnson OF West Newbury, was knocked down and
robbed Of $lO4 on Wednesday night near the head
OF jackson Street. Mr.. johnson had been dancing
i'll Wentworth's Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02
WASHINGTON, Feb. l.
prevail.

A rumor is current, of another extensive fraud
upon the Government. The money absnacted was
under the immediate control of the State Depart
meat. Mr., Webster made arrangements for the
arrest of the guilty party, but he escaped. The
offender is said to be Of little note, though the
amount Of funds taken was considerable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

- correspondent Of the Boston Traveller eau.
tons parents against giving their children rasins to
eat He says death from commissions is of common
occurrence from this indulgence, and that the skin
OF the raisin is indigesbc to the stomach of any
living thing, unless that of the ostrich.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

REVOLUTION IN PERU.-From Peru news has
been received OF the discovery of an embryo revou-
ton, and the President had accused, in the Cham
Der OF Deputies, Gen. San Roman as being the
leader.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

90 Mrs. TwombIy has recovered verdict for
S2oo damages against DR.. j. t. G. LEACH of Low
ell Tor malpractice in performing an operation on
her thumb, BY which she lost the use of her hand as
alleged
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

aB The Board Of Aldermen of Louisville. bv
unanimous vote, have rejected resolution extending
an invitation to Kossuth to visit Louisville as H.
guest of the city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

10 Judge ConkIin has refused to quash The in.
olctlnents against the Syracuse Rescues, and has
sent the cases to be tried in June next, TO the Cir
cult Court at Canandagua.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

AociDEET.-Henry shephers laad Andrew ]
Elmer, two young men in the employ oe weh.,o.
herr'ck' Mach'nIst. at Northampton, were seriously
injured on Friday, by an explosion which threw =
quantity of hot lead upon their faces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

sg 1t IS reported that the majority of the poIiti.
cal refugees now in London, intend to come tn
America "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

KIDNAPPING.-Two men named Banks and R,cL
were arrested at Weldon, charged with kidnapping
two negro girls belonging to Portsmouth, Va.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02
de. y. Cla,yson KeIl1E. ID Now YorL. M

DIT. ,. NfaVsOIb IAtIIF y, UI INUW i''Thl hIIdI-
ytca Ply sican i'll deliver Tree Medical Lee
Wednesday evening, at u O'Clock, February 4th, at
Warren Hall, Worcester. Ladies' and Gentlemen
invited 10 tend Dr. Kelley will be in attendance at
his office corner of Chuch and NJ chanc streets, for
consultation with pat upon all Diseases, during
Thursda, and Friday, Feb 5th and 9Th Ladies' and
e.ianen are invited to call No charge for consulla-
ton i,n2g-w2td6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

B The imports of dry goods at the port of New
io'A' during January, amount to W, 927, 326-beino
a decline from last year of 81, 445,Iss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

The recent exhibition of political don
keyism made in The House of Representa-
lives at Washington, by George T. Davis
of Greenfield, has sadly disconnected his
friends at home, while it has brought up
on himself at Washington, the contempt
of his associates Of ali parties. The sudden
conversion ola wool died Abolieionist of
the Garrison school, ia the brief space Of
two months, to the doctrines of the "Union
Safety Committee" has fairly astouished
the natives, ard they and the leaders OF the
party are al their wits end to frame all epol-
ogy for his folly Some the tsnot very
far seeing" politicians, have published the
speech. but The Atlas and other leading
prints hang back, By request Of Mr.. Davis
until it can, by the advice and council of
his judicicus friends, undergo such altera-
lions and revisions as may enable Mr.. Da-
Wis to appear little less in the character
of a natural born fool, and escape from the
imputations to which such folly gives rise,
upon someI other ground, than the "plea
of insanity"
The statement ut forth yy-rYHT Atlas in
Mr.. Davis vndication, that he is not cor
rectly reported in The Globe. will do very
well TO "tell to the Marines" and the edit
or of the Worcester Transcript, who has
published the Globe report of the speech
aOithout lOaittng to &nolC ,chGt the atlas thought
of but it will not be believed by inteli-
men, who are aware of the fact that the
Globe is not party newspaper, but the or
gan of Congress, whose reporters are men
of education, talent and ability, and spo1n
to report in,partiatty the debates of Con-
gress just as they occur, and for which they
are literally paid from the Treasury of the
nation.
bead into the pliory, and provoked the cas-.
sigaton which he has received, by the rev.
citation of his past political career, in the
presence of men with whom he would have
passed current enough, if he had kent his
tongue still; and he must take the conse-
quences,tn the contempt of all honest men,
an spite OF the efforts of his friends. Like
the ass in the fable, who clad himself in
the skin of lion, vainly imagining that he
was "some pumpkins" Of beast, his fool
ssh "braying' has betrayed his true charac-
ter to all; and like the husbandman in The
same fable Mr. Raniou has uncovered the
long ears," which the lions hide but par
TALLY conceded, end administered the
"cudgel" ia good shape. Having lost what
little credit he ever had. as man of intel
lIgence and sagscily, it would well become
the Representative frosa The SIKH district
to retire TO the 1uietHde and Reeluson of
his own little town, where he-will not again
oe exposed 10 ahe temptation of daehiag out
his small modicum of hrains npor anslher
mill stone
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

Rush for Ca1ifOrnia,-Mr D r. Curtis Agent
ofthe ). all Steamship Office sos Main street Wor-
cest r leaves to day for New York at Al O'clock on
the Western and N ew Haven Railroad with a part of
his large nun Der OF Passengers, whom he has sold
tickets, for the two large steamers to sail next week
Persons can obtain their tickets low of Mr. c.. as
they can al The Companys Office in New York, as he
always sells ut the SAME PRICES. jan3l-dIt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

PROFESSOR LAsELLE died suddenly at his resi-
nence al Auburn Dale. Newton, on Saturday morn.
'ns' OF typhus fever, aged about 40 wears He leaves
~l'e ana hve Children Mr.. Laselle recently estab
iished Young Ladies' Seminary at Auburn Dale
which was under his charge at the tmeof II. doa.t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. /,

The Jury in the case of Lehman, have rendered
a verdict that be to his death by the hands of
some person persons unknown.
Murder by Slave.
Mathew Lassey, an old settler Of Mississippi, was
murdered last week, by his slave.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

The EAST RIVER is not yet sufficiently clear
OF ice to be navigable with safety for the Sound
steamers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

tS Governor Hunt, of New York, has respled
otto Grnnzig for four weeks, in consequence of a
Confession by his mistress, wherein she charges her.
sell with being the cause of the death of Grunzo,s
wife.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

FROM MEXICO. We have, via New Orleans.
advices from the city of Mexico TO Dec. 28th, which
report the country as quiet. The members elect
to the new Congress were gradually arriving at the
Capitol, and the session, it was expected, would
commence Jan. I'd.
President Arista was present at great Bull Fight
which came off on The 21st during which serious
row occurred between the Mexicans and spanards.
Arista was foremost in kissing the latter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

To the Public The well known Daguerrean
rooms, waldo Block, formally owned and occupied by
Geo adams, and more recently by Adams Il Chapin
nave not been renOU' d. but still are the center OF at
traction lor all VINO appreciate good DagueTreotypes
MS he facilities Tor taking daguerreotypes are such as
cannot be surpassed in this CITY, if in the world The
limitation between Messrs Adams & Chapin and Al
ans q Co. having celsed Sept 49, 1851 Mr. CHAPLIN
Wonld say to the public that those splendidv finished
daguerrean Rooms, WALDO BLOCK are still omen
Tor exhibition, or all who may favor him with call
Mr. Chapln would say to all who wOnld like good Da
guerreotp pes OF themselves or friends they viii do wen
to call on Mr. O., Waldo Block where all NAV be sura
OF obtaining perfect da9uerreOypeS for the extreme
low price of so cents. Perfect satisfaction given or mo
Charge Particular attention paid TO taking Children
Hours Tor taking children from A. NJ. to 3 r. NJ Cali
anu eAdnllhe lor yourselves ian9 d4w
DoguerreOtypes.-AH who want faithful like
nesses OF themselves and at the same time licensees
that are splendid Pictures, shonld lake the earliest op
portnlliies OF calling at Dr. VAN ALSTIN'S d. yuerre
an Saloon where they certain to be highly gTated
and periec ly satisfied 9' e
Hr Van AIstln's portraits defy competition in clear
ness outne depth OF Sc1aro-s cutO and beanty or
expression Or Van AIstn's Rooms are situated AZ
NO zo' malh street, over the New York ) ore where
he Is always ready 10 receive Ladies and Gentlemen
jams DIFF
W orcester Water Cure Institution No.
4 "hhN olhEEi.--This Institution is wei arranged
Ior the tea1mont Of invals at all seas,us tb, 30,
TERMS, &c.-For full board and treatr,, NJ fro, az
tolU per week. Treatment without board ,1om 80 W
"a per week ''"''' ''i" % 10
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
co'ton sheets; two WOODEN blankets; one comfortable
and old linen for bandages. 1870
Gut door practice attended IN as usual
Office hours from 2 to Ann
5. ROGERS ID.
ueco uWu IL. f. ROGERS Supernte
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02

F"shiOh Is the great governor OF this world;
PIesu's NOT only IN matters of dress and ao,nst ment
Dut ID a other important things likewise Fashion is
me presiding genius I A. p. WARES CLoTHlNc So
shMENT, aud whist ii Is there deyoloped In ito
hos1 iIaht aspects still il is accompanied by its
nliu-hadeh, Et oNoMY And thus are two weghtv
console atoms thoroughly united in the superb and 1i
usuulhous slocb OF Winter VESTS AND TROUSERS
now on Inspection of A p. WARES, Nos. S ana ser'
N'"' ""oeS'eI' MISS jan3 dwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02
dec6 dwtf

we are glad that Adams is so well patronized
al his New Sky light Rooms in Brnley Row Thee il
~ ms Daguerreotypes, just disposition of Lpht and
onauow an ca y, natural position and an artsii al mr.
rrihgeneht nl all the accessO les which make nm ner
lecI picture To save time expense and disani,;,t
men call ON Adams for Daguerrotypes, and avoid The
ICONS "i nose who have neither taste skin ar oenins
Iof we business and whoe sole aim is 10 srcnre The
,ochS rdher than to attain pere ton or TO elevate an
ing P"'io Va aplheclat
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-02
Court Of Common Pleas, Criminal Term
AT WORCESTER, January 81, 1852.
BEroRE JUDGE BYINGroN.

SATURDAY, Jan. 81
Margaret Collins spinster, resident in Worcester,
was indicted for having stolen from the of Jo
seph A. Rowland six pocket handkerchiefs; for
having stnlen from the store Of George P. Bryanta
pice of Mnsn de Laine; and for having also stolen
from the store of Ii, II. Chamberlm s. Co., certain
articles Of dry goods, about the 81 of Nov.
1851. She was found guilty and sentenced to two
years imprisonment in the House of Correction.
Joseph Harwood carpenter, resident in Worces'
ter, was indicted for assauIling E. Latham with
knife, intending to wound him, in a work shop on
Union street, Sd day of October 1851. The jury
found the prisoner guilty Of assault, but did not
agree in relation to the intent TO wound.
Edwin D. Walton was charged with stealing
ce, tain articles from the store of Charles Lincoln,
grocer in Southbridge street, 9th November last,
in concert with George Rollins. The verdict for
the deiendent. Not guilty.
Thomas Callahan, mill oversoer, charged
with assaulting Augustus }eleyle, and his son Jo-
seph Beevie, on the 9th day Of January last, at
Millbury. The Plaintiff is Frenchman and had
to be examined by an interpreter. The Jury found
theldelendant not giIty on both counts.
Henry E. Bradford and George Corbet of Mill
bury, were brought up for Judgement were sentenced
to fifteen months Imprisonment each, in the House of
Correction for shop-breaking. They were agar sem
fenced to nine months Imprisonment each, for as
saut, the second term to commence Immediately at
the expiration ofthe first.
LemueI McIntre pleaded guilty to the charge of
being common drunkard. In consideration of his
reform subsequent the charge, &C., the Court fined
him So and costs, and bound him in
rity of 800 to keep the peace for year.
MURDER.-The mangIed remains of Tony Leh.
man, the Jew pedlar, who has been missing since
the 8h of January, were found last Friday evening,
in the Delaware river, at Port Richmond. The
body was dismembered, the head being off, and con-
cealed in three sacks, which were accidentally dis
covered by some children play the bank Of the
Mcbride, who recently murdered his bro.ho.
same neighborhood, is supposed to have been con-
cerned also in this horrid deed, in connection with
his brother, now dead and another relative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
WEST INDIES.

We have Jamaica papers to Feb. I.
The U. S. troops on board the steamer
Falcon conducted with great turbulence during the
stay of the Falcon at Kingston. The Journal of jan
"a says:
The American steamship Falcon, Capt
Rogers, bound for Navy Bay with 500 U. S. troops
for San Francisco put into this port early Yesterday
morning for supply OF Goals. She left YORK
on the 18th inst and was becalmed the greater pan
The pre- sence in this city Of no less than 500
men, volunteers for the U. S. Army at San Fran
cisco caused quite stir, and at one time it was ex-
pected that their doings would occasion some seri
Gus disturbance. At about mid day they get into
dispute with come idle characters, VINO unfortunately
nfest the town, and ought to be taken up as va
grants, If the Police properly performed their ouIy,
and many broken head did each party receive In
the melee but are glad to STATE that nothing Sc
The men preambulated the streets during the
whole day, and having taken large quantity OF
Drink, committed some very serious assaults, using
knesaDd swords very freely so much SO that the po-
lice had their arms in putting any disturb
arce and III custody such OF those who had been
instrumental in bringing 1t about. The hve hundred
men who have volunteered their services for Cali
fornia are principally lrlshman aIu some OF mem,
from their appearance cot Che best OF characters,
but of whom may be said shs. they had LETT their
country for their country's good. The Cage was
filed by these disiepuable characters up TO late
hour last evening
We understand that some Of the police have re-
cCNed DANGEROUS WOUNDS, IN Custouy
some OF the men They are the most undisclpined
set OF men have ever setn, and we hearo II sara
that Yesterday when they made application to their
commanding officer for leave to come on shore, and
was refused they BID him defiance and it is said as.
sauted some of the officers, and took scot leave NOT
caring whether At was allow ed them or not
TuE CHuLERA-We are UNNECESSARILY
clad 10 state that the accounts We received BY yes
terday's post from the Provinces, lead US to nope
that the Cholera Will soon DO a stranger TO TINS
Island. In TTeawny there had beentwo new cases,
but the afflicted were IN fair way OF recovering
There had been one death from smallpox IN the
Duncan's District
The town was free from Cholera, bu. the hospi-
tails contained upward of twenty small pox cases
The disease 10 said to be remaining In Inappropriate
spo,s at the back of shameless &c. II Is complained
that no assistance has been received from the Gov
einor the debt Of the Sanitary Committee having
amounted 10 eos SIS. 33d.
The Cholera has lett the town Of Savanna Ia Mar,
it is hoped, no new having occurred SINCE she
Sd inst. tJouInai, <~u'
The Small Pox was raging with great
virulence in several parts of the Island.
The Legislature was about to close a
protracted session.
The Italian Opera Company continues
to be all the fashion at Kingston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

HELP PRoPosEp.-We understand that
the Dssueneosype Artists of this City contemplate
raising a fund for the benef! of Mr.. CAN'T, whose
establishment, was totally destroyed by hre on SAT
urday evening last. We trust the craft VIII do some
thing handsome for Mr.. G., as that FIRE swept every
thing away, leaving him nothing bat his naked hanas
with which to support large family his pohcy Oh
insurance expired few days before the hre, anc
unfortunately he had neglected to renew H. lie Is
good artist. and energetic man, and Win h''ie
timely assistance, which shall enable nun 10 iecom
meI ce business, ne viii soon be on MS iee' assh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

come will bring high price. Eggs Will bring 81 70
So per dozen PoullD Siio SO Per pair Butter,
slJerlo; Cheese nearly the sane, and everything
else p,orcrtionste price. An excellent market Is
afforded by the new I0uts on tue Feather River
and Yubs mines, TO which places produce OF
every kind be carried more easily than from Sac
ramento Cny.
We intend to call the attention OF Congress TO our
wants curing its present session, oy petition for
separate Territorial organization. glance at our
peculiar geographical position. will satisfy any one
of it's imperative necessiiv. We are without laws
We are without officers qualified 10 treat With the
Indians who inhzhit this counlYy-a step necessary
for our future security Will not Congress do some
thing for us Yours, IL. DOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

HoR,cr MANS LECTURE -Twenty 'hve
cents will pay for Two tickets, which viii admit
gentleman and two ladies' TO the Peoples Lee
ture,n in the Broadway Tabernacle, this evening
Single tickets, I2i cents The Business Commi"ee
suggest that tickets may be secured during the
at No lsl Nasssu-st or that parties come prepared
with the change in the evening, to prevent delay AZ
the ticke,.offce and at the door Hon Horace
Mann is the speaker. His subject Few Thoush's
for a Young Woman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

CInous.-The feat by Professor Meter
mick of wslkiug on The ceiling Of the Bowsty Am
phi,hs a,er head downward, was accomplished Win
oout accident last evening before an immense con-
course of the curious The shah OF polished marble
anon which be exhibits this inverted foconouon Is
sisvatsd Thirty IA above the ground, giving good
isw 10 all The means by which ne resists The law
Of crsv,a,on are not percep,ee and the scorer ele
p,osessor intends 10 keep TO himseh lie gives
i,o,ssT rssrted promenade this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17

nd By Mr.. Evans, who has spoken aoou. loss in hi,
law,.r profession, Sbile running for Congress
Mr.. SisPHENs. iGs ) moved to lay the
bill on the table. Refuse,t-Yees, 50; Nays, ioi
The House then refused to send the bill
to the Committee OF the Whole "a the stsse OF the
Union with the Instructions novel BY Mr.. Evans.
Yeas, 70. Nays "a
Pending motions to recommit The bill to
the Committee on Mileage, the House ado urncd
" For Legislative Proeeedings, aad other sNsis-
graph Matters, see EigafA Page