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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-15
To Printers.

To Printers.
FTNHE subscriber offers for sale all the materials for.
L merly connected with the printing office of the
Christian Citizen, consisting of
One Good TUFTS PRINTING PRESS,
with linking Machine Fonts of Long Primer Burgeoisf
Minon and Nonparel Type; large variety of Fonts o.
Job Type, Imposing Stones, Stands, Gases, Racks Gal
leys Composing Sticks, Chases, Furniturc &C. &C. TO
gether with good standing Press with Boards nearly
new.
The above materials will be sold very low, and rare
opportunity is afforded for any about new Of
fee.
Gus Writings. Nj. SPOONER.
Worcester, July 8, 1852. diff
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REMOVAL.

TNHE subscriber has removed to 1874 Main street,
Il nearly opposite his old stand Having fitted up a
Store expressly for MUSIC, he would invite his former
friends and customers call and examine his goods
Thankful for the patronage he has received, would So
lieit continuance of the same.
Onhand-One EOLIAN PIANO, PIANO FORTES,
SERAPHINES, EOLIANS, MEL0DEO IS, VIO-
Inns, GUITARS, VIOLIN and GUITAR STRINGS,
of the very best quality. ACCQRDEON5 of all sizes.
UMBRELLAS, wholesale anu retail. Also-A very
large assortment of SHEET MI SIC, new and old.
All orders promptly attended to. A. MARSH.
sep9 DIFF
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Rich Autumn Dress Goods,
now opening at
chamberlain &. CO.'S.

lCH ALL WOOL CASHMEREs, and Mousselne
Az DC Lames-a great variety, IN the choicest styles.
2 CASES nice COTTON ane WOOL CASHMEREs
equal in style and coloring TO the French.
CASE beautiful RAW SILK PLAIDs, very scarce,
and desirable Goods.
PLAID WOOL DE LANES, new style, and We
ry handsome.
in all the variety of shades.
me above comprises worry rich and carefully select
Cd stock ofnice Orsss Goods, and respectfully in
vite an early inspection. septl5 d6t wifi
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Grand Re-OpenAmg.


TNHE subscribers take this mode of notifying their
customers, and the Ladies in general that they have
fitted up their Store and enla ged tile same for the &C
cOmmOdaton of their customers
Our Mr.. Myers has just returned from York, where he
has spent upwards of weeks in selecting an entire new
Stock OF FANCY GOODS consisting of
Muslin Wrought Edging, and Insertings
Cambria do do
Muslin Wrought Collars, Cuffs and Flouncings,
Cambria do. do do do.
Linen Thre ad Edgngs,
Lisle and Cotton Edeings, etc,
Lace Wells, Ladies Dress Caps,
Chdrens Embroidered Waists,
Chemisette and Inside Handkerchiefs,
Linen and Linen Wrought Hand'ks,
Hosiery and Gloves, for the approaching season,
Ladies', Misses, and Chldrens Polka Goats,
Reuletts, Maria Stuarts ETC., of our
own Importation, and Knitting.
German ZenhyI, and Tapestry Worsted,
Canvass, Tidy Yarn and Needles,
Worsted Embroidered Patterns,
Wooden Yarns
Trimmings, viz
Lace Gimps,
Fringes,
Braids,
Gallons,
Velvet Ribbons,
Buttons,
Cords,
Tassels, etc.
We hatter ourselves that in our line of business
cannot be outdone by any House in this city, regards
the assortment Of Goods and cneapness of prices hav
ing facilities and advantages of purchasing, above any
other Concern in the city, {I5- Particular attention
paid TO the matching of Worsted patterns.
Orders taken for all kinds ofKnting and Embroidery.
MYERS, BAMBERGER y ROsENBLATT.
New England Fancy Store 2l0 Main street, near the
Worcester House. sept15 diff
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To the Tax PAYERS.

CITY IREAsURER's OFFICE,
August 81, 1852.
rTHHE Tax Bills Will be ready for settlement, on
MONDAY, The 23d inst
On and after that day shall be at my Office ready TO
make the discount, and take the CASH.
Six per cent discount if paid before Sept 18th.
20 cents for summons, ifnot paid or before Sept
Both
Valuation. WHOLE No. POLLS, SIPS
Real $7.955,775 Each Poll pays 81 so
Personal 4,619,791 Tax on 1000 $50
Appropriations 76,250,O0
I2575,566 County Tax 9,450,29
Office in CITY HALL.
Office hours from 8 A. M. to P. NJ. and Q to5P NJ
till October 18TH From Oct. 18th to April Isl, 10 A M
10 u NJ, and 2 to M.
GEORGE w. WHEELER
aug2l dawtSeptl5 Treasurer and Collector
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planinp Machlnes

rXNWO of Browns Fleming Machines planie boards
a or plank The best in use, can be bought on
favorable terms Of EDWARD EARLE.
These Machines to be used under the Wood worth
Patents one OF the kind is in operation William
T. Msrritelds, and can be any time, by calling
at his establishments. ian29-dawtf
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New Fall Goods.
&NON gEXW MREh1

WHEREAS, some evil minded person did, on the
w night of THURSDAY, Aug. 26th, girdle and mu-
late six valuable Fruit Trees, in The garden of sub
scriber. do hereby offer a reward of ONE HU NDRED
DOLLARS for information which shall lead to the de-
lection of the offender offenders, to be paid con-
NictiOn thereof. LEWIS THAYER,
Worcester, August 81, 1852. septI diff
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For 81 ID Gents.

HANDSOME styles of small plaid SILKS wide,
IL in desirable Fall colors. An Auction Lot, very
cheap.
sept8 dlOtis GEO. P. BRYANT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-09-15

MAYORS OFFICE,
Worcester, Sept. IA, 1852
TIME above will be paid to any person or persons
who, in conseque nee OF TINS o1er, shal
insure the detection and conviction of the offender or OF
lenders who on the night of the 18th inst assaulted
and wounded Mr.. Edwin Draper, ofths city, in his own
house nficlng and dangerous wound upon the
head with stone. BY order of the Board OF Mayor and
Aldermen sepl5 div PC. BACON, Mayor.
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Additional Reward Of $50.
Stoves. Stoves.
Parish Tnvnr

TFNHE Taxes of the I'd Parish in Worcester for the
i year 1852, have this day been committed to me for
collection. discount of six per will be made to
all who pay their taxes or eore Sept. 27tl 1852.
w. BARKER Tax Collector.
Wor ester, Aug. S0th, 1852 eodtSept27
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GRAPES.

DLACK HAMBURG, ana Sweet Water Grapes,
ID raised by D. w. Lincoln, Esq for sale by
IL. T. EATON & CO.,
eptl4 diff 166 Main street.
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AssessOrs NOtice.


FTHE Assessors of the City Of Worcester give notice
L that they have delivered to George w. Wheeler
Treasurer and Collector of said City, correct list ofihe
taxes, assessed upon the Inhabitants of said CIV and
the resident owners of estates therein for the wear
1882 together with Warrant in due form OF law for
Gil of said city, discount will be made of six per cent
on the amount of each persons tax who shall vounta
riy pay the the Treasurer at his Office on or
before the fifteenth day of September next.
Z. H. HEMENWAY,( Assessors of tho
PUTNAM W, TAFT, City of Worcester.
! Worcester, Aug. 30, 1852.
4 The Assessors will meet at the CITY HALL. on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of September next al 10
O'Clock, A. M, to receive evidence in support of appI
cations for abatement of the above mentioned tax
HAAS e: II; HEMENWAY, Asssssors
PUTNAM w. TAFT, Assessors.
August 90, 1852 aug2l dawtSeptI5
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Wanted to Purchase

Oalters, GaIt6rS, GalI6IS.
DLUE, Green, Drab, and variety of light colored
.eived Mt DRESSER'S
iunel DIFF old stand, l76 Main street
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Yard wide Silk Velvet
BLACK Silks.
For 6 ID GENTS.
$500 REWARD.

ONE Case of 10 cent Prints selling BY the subscriber
" at the above low price. An Auction Lot, very
chean septl5 dlOtis GEO. p. BRYANT
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Rich Brocade Sill

HE richest offered in this city, just received 10
which we invite the early attention oil purchasers y
aug24 daw4t q. l.. HARDON & co.
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INSERTED upon PLAN invented and patented
by Dr. Allen, Professor in the Dental College of Cn4
cinnati, Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

o. JOHNSON and wsshingrons.s, presents an elsyzns
appearance the result Of much labor and considerable
expense. seUieez commence at II O'Clock Holy con-
nunion VII be administered in al churches OF tia,
perussion The Catholics celebrate high mas con-
nencihg 1t ) O'Clock. A NJ Christmas service win be
held IA the Dutch Reformed Church on the lights,
commencing a; II A. NJ; the sermon by the Rev. DR..
bethunc s. Psuls Gpi-copaD Church new eiiice
Just finished in Carrolst. Henry will be opened
Tor ser ice at 10 A IL capable of seating 400 per-
sons' and was established by the Rector Rev Isaac p
Labaugh, and several ladies and gentlemen Of South
Brooklyn for the purpose of Afording cOnvenien,
place Ct worship for the residents of the vicinity Az
the ssndsst NJ Z. Church the Missionary Festival Of
the Sabbath School vii be celebrated commencing q,
lss A. N. Among the speakers are Rev John ms
kiep, OF New York. Rev Henry G. Fox. Che psssor)
and Rev. Henry Requa Missionary to the Oneida In
dams Mr. Eequs is accompanied By three natives who
VII take part in the exercises TIE children Of the
school WI also sng number Of hymns, selected ex-
pressly for the Occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.
Decline in Observation-Disclosures Advanced.
HALIFAX, N. g.. Wednesday, Dec. "a. ls52.

HALIFAX, n g.. Wednesday Dec. "a, 1852
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Captain
Lang reached her wharf in this city at III o'clock this
morning having left Liverpool az 10 A. NJ on the llh
inst She brings 80 through passengers and % for
Halifax.
The Canada has experienced a succession Of
very violent gales She brings SO, 500 in specie.
On the lIth inst, signalized the Cunard
steamer Asia for Liverpool and within six hours sail
Of that port
The new screw-steamer Andes left Liver
pool on the eth inst. for NewYork. and the City Of
Manchester the same day for Philadelphia
The Collins steamship Pacific arrived out at
10 NJ on Friday he 10th inst, having rescued the
crew Of the Jesse Stephens Of Quebec, for Belfast
which was abandoned being wsierlogged.
The news by this arrival is of no general in
terest
The Cotton Market has experienced de-
cline.
A long discussion took place in the House Of
Commons, on a motion by Mr.. Brown to produce pa.
pcrs relative to the application for charter by the
London Liverpool and North American Screw Steam
ship Company" The motion was opposed by Mr.. Har-
ley on the part OF the Government, and evenua-
ally withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE


Since the departure OF the last steamer the prospects OF
the crop reaching free millions Of bales, combined with the
eounnanee heavy and soods throughout tins coan-
nv which makes the sowing Of winter WaEAr impossible,
h.. created much among hoders and 1p 70 at
evening CorToS furced OF AZ decline Of fully ID
n To-day Friday, there 70 rather more sesdine<s Win
le~ anxiety 70 press saes the buGnes being about c
bs<s but without producing any ADVANCE and the market
closes ranely ths define Of ID the better caA Of
American and ID 2 ordinary and riedins q1Aifiee
While inferior q quite unstable The sales 70, tae w-ex
Is 30 bses With $3.50 On Speculation and w os-es
for export The foouing are the authorized quorsrons
Ta,r 0desns g. CIR M,bles 81 fair Upland riddnns
ORLEANS IS Tia miedlns Upands and Moeee Se ordi
nary qualities, i5a ST; inferior, fSH Inc o. ~
stock Of CorIos N this port - estimated to"V
hslss Of which DC 600 American against Eoex a. Ast
wear az tins time Of 81 900 bales Of which lS"VweFe
American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
FRANCE.

The English and Belgian ministers have for
may presented their letters, sccredng them to the
Imperial Court.
Rumors of ministerial change are again
rife Generals Paraguay, Killers, and Hartlepool are
expected TO be made Marshas
The Emperor has set at liberty great num-
Der OF political prisoners and article has been pub
lished in the M0nisu offering the Imperial pardon TO all
exes except those guilty OF the highest crimes who
suffering for their former disobedence TO the Govern
en upon their promising that they viii abstain from
similar conduct in future.
The Ministry Of the Empire have resolved not
sanction any Railways In any part Of France un
Ill those now In course of construction completed
OF at all events further advanced
Prince Albert of Saxony is rival to Louis
Napoleon for the hand of the Princess Vasa The in.
tended alliance of the Emperor with the Nespoitan
Princess Is still currently spoken Of in Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
ENGLAND.
The London correspondent of The European

The London correspondent of The European
Times writing Friday p NJ, says that the excitement
about the Houses Of Parliament Is very great this after
The real question to the stability Of the Min
stry will be tried tonight the Chancellor of the Ex
chequer Mr. Dsrael, has pledged himself stand or
fall by the scheme. We all the preparations for
severe conflict That the Ministry will be successful
there Iseems to be but little doubt still the meetings
which have been held in opposition to the Budget in the
metropolitan boroughs have been numerousy and
Enthusiastically attended, and the metropolitan members
will go in tonight fully prepared for the discharge Of
raeli Cabinet
The Board of Trade returns for the month
ending 25th ult published The exports have amount
ed to a4s556 600 varying little from the average Of the
two preceding years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Liyerpool Provision Market

From William Gardiner Il Cos. Circul.l
The demand for BEEF has continued the SANE limited
ale, which has prevailed for time past rae
dealers buy very csutionsy waiting 70 the eject Of
Rme expected arrivals Of new BEEF. Rather advanced
prices have been paid for fnsh and French PosK The
market bare of stock and the tendency sill toward
higher rsfss IrSh BACON frm ~ the last advance. No
American hare LARD - rominsliy held 81 last weeks
qsotafops bat the demand rcmsirs the ost limited
scale. Hodcs voud submit b. easier terms 20 ske pro
ses TALLow hss receded fully Il y cwt, and there are
no more sellers than buyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Last Night aud To-day.

Oar last bulletin of the weather was unfa-
vorabe il was at midnight and heavy rain was fall
ING through foggy atmosphere into wilderness OF
mud The wind, however, veering westward and
there was ground for hope that Christmas Day might
be fair.
In consequence of the storm trade was somewhat
c,,cumsc bed; vet we were rejoioed TO notice great
number of mysterious packages in the care Of the good
ola Santa Claus and doubt not that bis little pess have
been well remembered.
Our Reporters took hasty survey Of the town last
evening and found several items OF interest regard
ing churches &c
cHrRcHEs AND SERVICES.
A, q Msrv's Church. Roman Cathoic) corner OF
Grand and Ridge-sts, High Mass VIII commence
O'Clock AM At o'clock, Rev. Mr. starr WIZ omcis'e
=, High Mass, and Rev. Mr. Carroll win preach Mass
;I, he held At o'clock and Grand High Mass at los
o,c,ock AM. AT which Rev Mr. Tschire viii ohciate,
and Rev Mr.. Starr will preach. At3i o'clock, r. NJ,
Rev Mr. Starr will ofciate at vespers. The Altar Of
This Church Ia TO be lighted with one hundred wax
..n5,es The statues of the Virgin Mary and OF 81
Io.enh stspdne on each side Of the altar, are very
;chx adorned and four large magnificent wreains OF
aover, are also placed the altar between them over
the altar are placed four large angel figures IN knee
inc posture, on projection, each hoidns ~ra'n u
sovers and lust above them extending scross tne ena
Of the church. L an inscription in large frosted letters
"Gorv TO God on high !" and above TINS IN 'as eeue
Of the ceiling Is large golden star On the iton1 OF
the gallery. extending on both sides sno INC Gnu,
following inscription. CHE letters oeans uA"e "
ereens): LET the heavens rejoice anu VIC =
with 10Y at the sight Of the Lord, for nc n..n
The columns Q2 In number) which suppo" 'ne \.
are en,wined with evergreens. small green 'les :. =
n,sesd IN each of the windows and the walls Oh INC
church are also .astefuy decorated with
and inscriptions rs.,h.
second-st NJ. E. Church--A sermon wli DC p'oA
cd a, this church by the pastor, Rev H. 'o''uP'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
AUSTRIA.

However pacific the intentions Of Louis Ma
poeon may be- the papers at Vienna are sounding the
old alarm that deeply laid plot has been formed tor
revolution In Savoy-of course with the object Of an
nexng that coveted territory TO France The Austrian
Ministerial Organs 20 urther and declare that In
Piedmont very strong French party exiss which would
be clad TO form more close Union with France
The articles are exceedingly warlike. They
declare that Radesk sas demanded reenorcements in
Italy and that bis dem,lnds will be acceded TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Liverpool Produce Markets.

FrOm WrfAt GRnty Z Co 2 IlfcsIaf.
ASHES rodsrse Saes Of Montres, Pots and Pearls az
&c 6dz7l p ewt.
QrERcIrRos BARk-Ret.il sales at q Slol y cwt
TrRFESrISE-Sales Of soc bbls at H. Spirits quiet
ct Is d49i.
Rrsis commands 5i6d6 IS y cwt. al which 2 900 bols.
have been sold. Fine plentiful and easy 70 boy.
LISsEEp CAKES and desrer Sales Of thick az
esa Ss2fe p tun, and 50 s. for tain oblons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
INDIA AND CHINA.

The overland mil from Calcutta had arrived
Of Trieste
By a telegrsphic dispatch in anticipation of
the malta learn thst the second portion Of the troops
from Rangoon had started for Prone under the COM
uand of Gen Goodwin. 1t was intended 10 advance mp
20 Ava by land.
By the same dspatch We are informed that
the nsurrection IN China spreading and tha; the
troops Of the Celestial Empire had in several instances
been defeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
PRUSSIA.

Some Of the newspaper correspondents at
Vienna intimate Tat Prussia viii eventually prevail IN
the wearisone controversy respecting the Customs
Union IL IL said that simple trade treaty will be pro-
prosed in al the German States.
The Danish Committee had come TO reso-
luton advising the Chambers not pass any final de-
cision the rernovi Of the Danish Commercial from
tsr 10 the Elder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25

sre expected when supplies come In The shtsnents Of
the month hsve been 5000 bags and the pressus Qso
fst'cDs are 3f6Soa2g75o for mixed loeS
bRkADSrVFFS-The arrivals OF Flour have bern
| sne9i bbls. AL from the United ststes Sales have
been made OF 2oO bbls l0ls50 l0soo the former
cash Baltimore hrssds quoted Of l5f75oto Isl oo
and lfal, 900 for Philadelphia The sock AZ present.
estinsted At 5000 bbb Of which 10000 were IN 6nse
bands
EXPLOSIVES Of Steam Mill-Fcur Lives Loot
The Virginia Legislature.
BALTIMORE, Thursday Dec. ~. isss
We have no mail SouSh Of Wilmington this
evening
The steam mill of Jesse Ppkin at Waynes-
o1fo C. exploded yesterday morning. killing three
whites and one negro
A resolution has been introduced in the vir-
gina Legislature. in favor Of the distribution Of public
amos for purposes Of education and internal improve
Desperate ARRAY between swe Cadets.
LorrsvuIx Thursday, Dec ~ lisa
Two Cadets at the Military Institute, Frank
perste rencontretcasy The former shos In tAs
chest the ball penetrating his lungs, and the Afscr h>A
his skull Glen BY Ratchet
Sentence Of DEATH.
PITTSBURGH. Friday. Dec -, lsSs.
David Jewell who has been convicted Of the
murder OF Mitchell and refused . new tral, had sen
tence Of death passed upon him to-day BY Judge No
Clurc. The prisoner betrayed but little emotion
Fire and Loss Of Life.
BosroN, Thursday, Dec 20. tS;&
Yesterday afternoon q small house in Blske's-
court YVES damaged by Are and children Of Mx
Cecilia DoheTfy, aged and years were burned 10
death The mother was absent.
Sickness and Mortality at Sea.
BosroN, Friday, Dec. ~ 1854
The schooner Cinera, from ST. Domingo City,
Dec l. for Boston, arrived at Holmes Hole yesterday.
She has experienced very heavy weather and on the
fourth day the mate and man died OF the black
vomit and but with the Captain has been abto
to do duty on the passage.
The Disasters 10 the Brig Atlantic and Bark
Piedm0ut.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday Dec. ~, 1854
A letter from Berlin, Md, states that the Brig
Atlantic was hauled of ON the 2lst inst, during heavy
blow from the North East and sailed for the Capes Il
Virginia leaking somcwhst All her Cargo was landed
unchanged except 70 bales of Cotton and 20 erces Of
Rice.
A survey has been held on the Bark Piedmont
and she has been condemned She Is to be stripped and
her hull sold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
London Markets.

From Bsrins Bro,hers CIRCULAR.
In the Colonial aud Foreign produce markets business
has been dull this week but TEA has advanced Id TO ID
pm.
WHEAT is also p per qusrter and FLOUR tia2i y Dbl
dearer.
CorToS is dull at Id. decline.
IRoS LEAD and TIN are again higher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Liverpoo, Grniu N.rhes.

Inc Com MARKET We. very animated in the sariy ,sr, OF
m Sss1 :. IoftasI si'anee q ~ b1sh on What and
TIME. the following quotations srrn but ~ bsr-y
lsota ped; White Wheat, 7isGsi. sad Red SIS sTI4S
tmore srd Ohio. 29s Canadian g e99iS: s,n- slss
~ White Indian Corn. S. Mixed 81 z3.lS Ds.,r,e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Havre Markets. ..DEcxmsxxs.


Yesterday and this day CorroSs have been dali in
sequence ofa fall in the Liverpool market and the increased
estimates There is little doing in Rrcr and in general
there dizziness and dependency which perhaps owing
TO the State of the MONEY market at Paris The heavy set
Element of the funds in November unsfcountable
and that the political horizon will not be
long uncooded-at least "a felt IN that quarter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
BELGIUM.

The law regarding the Press had passed the
Chambers, its provisions are very stringent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
SPAIN

Madrid letters state that Senior Narvaez had
had long interview with the Queen, and Is thought
he VIII be called o. power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
Brooklyu.

srsvrcrs To-pAr.-Seryices VIII be heia II
,..,,v al the churches in this city today Inc IPls,
cons. rl.ce. of worship all handsomely dseoiHle1
~ svergreeus. ST. Johns, especially, on the eO'he'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
Southern Telegraph Office corner Of Haao-sr AID Beaver,
Congress-.
"a A. ~ ~

Congress.
Special DispatoE 20 the " T. Tribrae
WASHINGTON Friday, Dec. a. 1852.
Congress will not meet for business again till
Jan. 3. In the House. today, the journal has been
read, and the members doing nothing but hurryng
of. EYE,