Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-12-09
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SCI w AsHISGToN, Dec. s.
SENArE.-The Senate met at The usual hour
After the transaction of some business ofno general
importance. The resolution offered by Mr. RnNk,
calling for copies of the correspondence between this
government and Mexico, in relation TO Indian en-
croachmen,s in the latter country, taken up and
adopted.
Mr. Clemens, OF Alabama, submitted JOINT reso-
luton comforting the rank OF Brevet Lieut.. General
upon Major General Winfield Scott
Mr. Gwinn, of California, gave notice of bill
which he intended to introduce, TO set apart lands
for the benefit and construction OF the Pacific Rail-
road. The cause of the disputed Senalorship from
Kentucky Vas next taken up. After debnte,
which was participated il by several Senators, the
further consideration of the subject postponed
until Monday next.
After the transaction Of some other business of no
general Importance, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE. Mr.. Scudder of Mass, rose and am
nounced in "A feeling manner the death of his late
colleague, Hon. Grin Fowler, which sad event
he said had occurred since the last adjournment.-
The Speaker eulogized the many excellent traits in
the character of The deceased, and paid glowing
tribute 10 his memory.
when Mr.. Scudder had concluded, the customa-
ry resolutions of coincidence and mourning were
adopted, The standing committees were announced
and are the same as last session, with triAng ex-
ceptions.
The House passed bill approprialng $l200O0,
for the payment Of the special messengers to take
the electoral vote to Washington. Adjourned.
RALEIGH, ~ c., Dec It'll.
The North Carolina Leg islaure continued It's bal
oting yesterday, for Senator, but without making
choice. In one Of the ballots, Rayner (whg) came
within two OF election, causing at the time, much
excitement. The vote stood, Dadbing, (dem.) 10,
Raynor (whis) 10. 1t is thought by some, there
will be no election Mt the present session. Gen. K.
Nj. Saunders has withdrawn his name as caudi.
date.
BALTIMORE, Dec g.
There have been immense transactions IN the
Baltimore corn market, this morning, the sales
reaching 100000 bushels including white at So cts,
and yellow at 60 cts.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.
A letter from Havana says, that number of
manifesto documents from Nelo York, have been
received by the government The documents ad-
vi5ed peaceable people to stay at home, and mind
their own business, in which they would be pro-
tected during the approaching invaSion. ~
1t is said that over 1900 African slaves have
been landed in Cuba since Canedo was appointed
Captain General.
NEW YORK, Dec. s. g
mn
The steamship Pennsylvania, which sailed for
New Orleans, this afternoon, took ST 1000 600 in
specie.
BosToN, Dec. s.
BY the Halifax papers, notice that heavy falls
OF snow have taken place in Nova Scotia, and in va
rious parts Of the Province. So violent was the
storm on the Oath ut, that the telegraph line be-
tween Amherst and LockvIe, distance of only
nine miles, was broken in sixty places, Snow has
fallen to the depth of -four feet on level in Pctou,