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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT INrORTATI0N.

Dr. =. limiting, from London England J
au'nor u practical tease on Cod Liver Oil and 9th
er remedies in Consumption prmerly nv, ~. o1l
Mor.nern hospital and junior Lecturer to ii York Hos
pl.a on Consumption has the honur TO anL,nnce 10 hi
huaol'ahIs OF worcester and its vicinity thai he Is mn
uet an engagement OF distinguished Society in El,rone
10 investigate and obtain statistical information as ~
u VI Cohsumptive diseases in the United
e,"tes ad Canadas, in mparison with those of o,ha
piaces on the Continent His great experience extend
s wei penod Of twenty Years il the PRINCIPAL ho.
pllas OF Europe, gives full assurance oi his rfc,
~ ior the task IN which he is engaged Dres
o,sr t na,ent spl iometer, and the improved se,hom
osel, Vhe recent invention Of DIR. GUAM Of Duhiin
together with the xibe Stethoscnpe over IA innh1
IN NJ re"gs", are used by him in his examinations
~ WISHES 70 be distinctly understood that no re-
vvS ,e ana EXPENSES being paic ~ the society under
my person laborlng under having predisnosi,on
~ = y eatlul maady will confer favor by c no ana
showing nm TO make examination and ,vbieh 1i ~
hopes VIII be satisfactory "A''h ne
Hotel 1'ioouy opposne Central
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Additional Items by the Canada

ENGLAND--The dispute between the employ
ers and operative engineers Of London and Lam
cashlre is apparently far from settlement as
ever. The employers have formed themselves
into defensive association, and have announced
their united determination to oppose all attempts
at dication by Trades Unions, and to employ no
workmen connected with them.
Lord Cowley has been appointed Ambassador
to Paris in the place of The Marquis of Normandy
Several other persons bad been named, but the
preference seems TO have been given to Lord
Cowley, because he has not been much involved
in the tumult Of politics.
All hope OF there being any further survivors from
the steamship Amazon to have been aban-
doned, the peninsular steamer Madrid having ar.
rived at Southampton without any news to Justify
thefantest expectation that another Of the Amazons
boats might have landed on the coast Of Spain or
Portugal
The British holders Of the State bond Of Texas
are highly indignant at the proposal Of the Governor
OF that State to reduce the amount to the net sum
actually paid by the holders, and are conenl-
plating measures for mpoundlng the ten millions due
by the Federal Government TO the State, by formal
appeal to Congress.
FRANcE.-Baron De Ansen, Chamberlain of the
King of Holland, has just arrived in Paris on
special mission.
BY the DEGREES Of the President confscating the
properly OF Inc orleans Iamiy the children OF tie
King Of Belgium deprived of an income of
400, 900 francs
The steam frgate Mogador of $50 horse power,
lying at Brest, has been prepared 70 the reception of
three or four hundred captive insurgents om the
Department Of the Lot ct Garrone, who are 10 be
transported 10 Cayenne.
The French Government declares -offica y
that in the late attacks on Morocco they have OBJ
tanned complete satisfaction either in corporal chas-
tsement or in money! for the grievances complained
Of at Tangiers
The anticipation that the President will issue de-
crees prohibiting the expectation of coin, as the
Emperor Of Russia has done by an imperial ukase,
is caus ng considerable excitement in the commercial
cities Of Europe.
1t is positively asserted that the general elections
for he members Of the legislative body, are to take
place Sunday the 18th and Monday the 10th Of
February.
DENMARK.-Th ministerial crisis in Copenha-
gen, has terminated in the formation of collective
ministry for the Kingdom and the Dutchics, over
which The King plesides.
SPAIN.-M lsturz, Ambassador to the Conrt of
Great Britain, is set out his return To England
on the LIST February.
The garrison of Madrid is IL, 900 men.
ITALY.-Accounts from Rome stale that the po-
lice Of that city have seized another clandestine
printing press and have expelled several persons
hostile TO the Government, among whom is M.
Gomereli who was editor of the Viaggatore, in the
time of Mazzni The Austrian government have
forbidden the importation of English bibles into
Hungary.
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Up A letter in the Boston Liberator, from
Ohio, gives an anecdote of Kossuth, which,
though not romantic, is little droll. The writer
is speaking of his arrival at Salem, where he
made speech
They created big dinner. and he refused to
touch (which is an honor TO him, in my opin-
ion. He had come on other business, he said,
and, with German sang froid, took from bag or
something, loaf of bread and a great piece of
pork, (pity the Turks hadn't taught him beuter,)
which he conjugaly shared with Madame, and
sat there munching it. while the mob uproarously
called for him to show himself at the window;
whereupon he put out his dark, sublime head, but
without vouchsa6ng the least of those graceful
waves Of the hand we hear about Not he; he
acted sensibly, and held fast his pork and bread,
merely saying, Dank you-dank you! must
now, gentlemen, attend to de claims of Hun
gry.' -
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TODAY Boston Literary Journal, pays
the following tribute to the memory of worthy
man:
"The late DIR. A. Sidney Doane. the chief ply
stefan Of the Emigration Inspection Office at New
York, met his death in an appalling form, which
shows how courage may be more severely tested
than even at the head of forlorn hope, or at the
cannon's mouth.
He boarded ship having hundreds Of passen-
gers on board, of whom nearly two hundred were
sick with that dreadful Irish typhus, which we
call ship fever. Ventilation of the crowded deck
had either been impossible, or untried. DIR.
Doane's men shrunk from entering this home Of
death. lie himself led the way,-lfed in his
own arms these dying men, with his own Hercu-
lean strength carried one and another Of them 10
The boats, cared for them in the hospital when
they arrived there, with an incessant care which
would not rest till they were attended to- and, in
this fatigue received the contagion of the disease,
and went to his home to sicken and 10 de Can
any courage be more gallant, or more severely
tested?
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p The Daily News states that experiments
have just been made on the Paris and Lyons
Railway, for the application of electro ma netsm
to locomotives. The report goes on TO say that
the apparatus prepared for the purpose, was APP
piled to an exceedingly heavy locomotive, and
succeeded perfectly, first on the level, and then
on an ascent of thirteen milIiemes, the steepest,
in fact, of the line. 1t was feared that difficulties
would arise from the smoothness Of the wheels
on the rails; hut no inconvenience was percepti-
bic from that circumstance.
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New York Items.


NEW York, Feb 10.
The steamship Daniel Webster sailed at 8 O'Clock
this afternoon for Nicaragua and Chagres, with FIVE
hundred passengers.
Dreadful Railroad Accident.
Another dreadful accident occurred vestardav
on The Enc Railroad, at Deposit, at which place
the passenger train had stopped for dinner. The
freight train came along at tremendous rate, and
ran into the rear car OF the passenger train, tear
ing to pieces, and killing three persons, and Sc
verely wounding number of Others The pas
sengers killed, were Miss Warner, of Orange
county, man, name unknown, and an Indian
girl. Mr.. Mooney was fatally injured. The
accident, it is thought, was caused by sheer care
lessness. It is said that the engineer ard con-
ducor ofthe freight train have both been arrested
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

RETALIATIoE ON SOUTH CARoLINA-The
Nassau wv. ID Guardian, of the S1st ut., copies
the letter of J. B. Mathew, the British Consul, to
the Governor Of South Carolina, complaining Of the
imprisonment Of coiored seamen and expends large
amount Of wrath the determination Of the egisla-
ture ofihat State not 10 ameorate the law in the
manner suggested by Mr.. Mathew. The Guardian
calls for retaliation citizens Of South Carolina by
their Imprisonment in the ports of the Bahamas and
$40 grant entrances cleaances for ports in the
United States enforcing this oneroas law "
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BY TELEG RIA HIP,
a. the llloresstrr 5pp.
CONGRESS-.
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 70. 3


SENATE. Mr. Broadhead, on leave, intro
duced resolution calling for information relative
to the contracts for building dry docks at Phila-
delpha, Pensacola, and San Francisco.
Mr. Gwinn objected, and the resolution was laid
over.
Mr. Badger of N. c., submitted a series of res
olutions passed by the Legislature Of that State,
against any increase of the Tariff, and in favor Of
local Improvements.
Mr. Hunter presented petition from the citizens
ofNew York, numerousy signed, praying mod
iiication of the Warehouse system, so as TO cor
rect its abuse.
The House bill to regulate the mileage OF the
delegates from Oregon, was read twice and de-
bated for examination.
Mr. Bright introduced bill amendatory of the
act to create additional collection districts1n Or
egon
Mr., Felch introduced bill granting the right
ofway and land for plank road from Milwaukee
to the entrance of Macknaw straits.
The Iowa R. r. bill was then taken up, and
chiefly in reply to Mr. Sumner, who advocated
the passage of the bill.
Mr. Phelps then withdrew his amendment with
the intention ofrenewng it after the question had
been taken on the committee amendment The
subject was then postponed
Mr. Hunter reported joint resolution providing
for an extenrion of the time Of the commissions
under the treaty with Brazil, to months from
the first Of March next. Objections being raised,
the resolution was laid over. Adjourned
HoUsE.-Mr Orr introduced bill to facilitate
the attendance of counsel at distance, for cas-
styling the docket of the Supreme Court
The House then, on motion, resumed the con-
sideraton of the bill granting to Missouri certain
lands for Railroads.
Mr. Moore Of La, contended that Congress had
the constitutional power to grant land from the
public lands and spoke warmly in favor of the
BILL
Mr.. Ranioul spoke an hour in support of the
bill, which be said was not confined TO mere To-
cal interests. The disposition of the public do
main was of great national importance, and should
be managed in such way as to build up the pub
lie interests. Railroads, he said, between the
west and the east and the northeast would open
immense avenues of trade, and lead to an inter
change of agriculture for manufacturers products
which would prove beneficial to both.
Mr.. Ficklin followed. He spoke in favor of
donating the lands for the public interests, and
thought it was the policy of the government to
place upon every quarter and section, tenant
who would cultivate it.
Mr.. Orr obtained the floor, and the House ad-
journed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

CHARGES AGAINST JOHN w. AsHMEAD,
OF PA.-1he Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times, says, that grave and serious
charges against John w. Ashrnead, Esq, of Phil
adelphia, U. s. District Attorney for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, were on Tuesday laid
before the Secretary Of the Interior. The parties
preierring them were informed that the Depart
ment Of State had exclusive Jurisdiction in the
premises. and ihither the charges were, probably,
carried on Wednesday.
Mr.. Ashmeads numerous friends, says the cor
respondent, will look with undoubting confidence
to him for prompt and conclusive refuiation of
these accusations, which, if maintained, would
utterly blast his reputation.
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Maine Law i'm New Jersev

TRENTON, N, j., Feb 10.
The Maine Liquor Law, which was introduced in
the Legislature Yesterday has these notifications
Persons are TO be fined $40 for the first and $50 for
every subsequent offence of selling without being
specially appointed. Manufacturers who violate the
law, are to be fined 800 for the for the first, and
$500 for subsequent offences and a liulted mpris-
onmeut.
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TEMPERANcE BANQUET IN New YORK.
The Grand Temperance Banquet last night wenl
of well. The medal presented TO Mr.. Dow on
the occasion, is of the purest California gold, and
weighs ounces. 1t was much admired for its
exquisite workmanship. The meeting seemed TO
be unanimous for the Maine Law, and three
cheers for Maine were frequently given.
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HARR1sBuRG. Pa. Feh. Ia.

In The House, TO day, the Senate resolution author
izing the employment oil council on the case of the
colored girl, Rachel Parker, recently abducted from
Chester Co., and now held in Baltimore as a slave,
Notwithstanding the allegation that she is free. was
taken up and adopted, after an animated debate. ca
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

SINGULAR AFFAIR. There was much excite
ment IN Fourteenth-street, at late hour last eve
ming. II was said that girl had entered place
where there were several medical students, for The
purpose of begging, and that she could not be found
A search of the premises was demanded and the pol
ICE were endeavoring to solve the mystery.-N Y.
Times, 9th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

CoTToN FAcToRrEs.-A little more than
year ago, two cotton factories were established in
Mobile, The one worked by slaves, and the other
by free operatives. The former has lately STOP
ped, and its machinery is advertised for sale, and
the latter still continues, though losing every day.
Labor is so high in Mobile, that it is impossible
for white men 10 do as much as in more bracing,
healthy climate
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

AURORA BoREALIs.-Last night, the heavens
were illumined by the most splendid display Of
Aurora Borealis we have ever witnessed. The
whole circuit Of the heavens was spanned, and the
streamers dared from the horizon to the zenith, like
the forked tongues Of thousand fiery serpents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

HORACE MANN.-The New York Evening
Post, edited by the poet, W. c. Bryant, in re-
viewing the letters ard speeches on slavery, of
the Hon. Horace Mann, pays the following well
deserved compliment to that accomplished ora
tor, and noble Man:
ave hold Mr.. Mann in high respect, on ac-
count Of the superiority he has shown TO the low
motives which too often influence public men,
He quilted post in which he had acquired an
almost universal popularity, and in which his USE
fulness was gratefully acknow ledged, to accept a
trust which he could not conscentiously fulfil
without drawing upon himself bitter animostes,
expressed in almost every device of calumny and
disparagement. He has had the courage and the
irmness of mind to keep on his course, without
regard to these annoyances, and be already be-
gins to reap the.reward ofths noble perseverance,
in reaction of public esteem and yeneratlon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

RAILROAD AccIDENT.--We learn from the
Boston Journal Of last evening, that, yesterday
morning, at the train from Saxonve, due in Bos-
ton at 8 IL o'clock, was running over the Saxon
vile Branch road, and when near the junction
with the Worcester road, rail broke, throwing
three four of the cars off the track and down an
embankment, some eight or ten feet in height
Fortunately no person was in the least injured.
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dec6 dwtf

We are glad that Adams is so well palronized
at his New Sky light Rooms 10 Brnley Row. There Is
in ms Daguerreoypes, just disposition OF Light and
shadow, natural position, and an arstltal ar
raneement of all the aecesso les which make up per-
feci picture To time expense, md disappolnt
ment. call on Adams fur Daenerrotypes, and AVOID the
Rooms pf those who have neither TASTE skill or genius
for the bnsness and whoe sole aim is 10 secure the
rocks rather than attain perfe on TO elevate an
art whose Importance they capable of appreciat
ing. noVl9
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Saint Orestes Brownson ectured at New York
subject Of nervention. He took very strong ground
against the Intervention of any nation in the affairs
Of another, but though Russia justified in aid
ing Austria against Hungary, because Hungary ,oas
wrong, and describes no sympathy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

THE RIOT AT CLEvELAND-Order had
been restored at Cleveland at the latest accounts
The military had been discharged, everything be-
ing perfectly quiet. The riDglcaders Of the riot
were under examination on Wednesday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

Fashion is he great goyt NOR Of This wolld-it
presides only in matters of dress and amusement,
ut in all other mportanl things likewise Fashion is
the presiding genius at A. 7. Wares Clothing Esial
lishment and whilst is there developed in lis mcst
brilliant aspects, still is accompanied by lis hand
maiden Economy. Ard lhus are Two weishty clsid-
eratons thoroughly united in The superb and mGlsitu-
dnous stock OF Winter Vests and Trousers, in
SPEC ion at A r. WARES, Nos. and Merchants
Row, Worcester, Mass. JAMS dawtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

R bill is before the Louisiana Legislature,
requiring every person DESTROYS of emancipating
slave to give bond the Governor before doing so,
for his transportation beyond the limits Of the State.
In case such slave negects leave the State he ia
to forfeit his freedom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

% The Pitts6eld Eagle, wing paper, thinks
Geo. i. Davis was somewhat damaged In his en-
counter with Mr. Rantoul, and says, sDavis had
not better try to defend Mr.. Webster''
We believe you, my boy-Boston Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

DISTRICT ATToREEY. We learn that Hon
John c. Park has accepted the office of District At
torney, received his commission and taken the oath
Of Office. He will Of course Immediately enter upon
its duties. We congratulate the friends Of law and
order on this result
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20
WOnderfuI.-We can hardly credi the story

WOnderfuI.-We can hardly credi the story that
Young lady of this city, that had become nearly tald,
has lately become In possession of luxurious Head of
Hair, said to be in consequence of using RUSPINPS
ITALIAN HAIR TONIC, which is med by the
eminent Chemists, Physicians, and every one who
ill., to he the best article for Restoring eserying
and Beaufying Inc Hair. PREPARED md sold wholesale
and retail by G. ). ~ A. J. HOWE, and d. aCOTT, Jr
d co. ian6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

THEODORE PARKER's will
be remembered that two young men were arrest
ed in Glasgow, Scotland, for distributing on Sun
day, at the meeting house doors, the writings Of
Theodore Parker. The parties on whose com
plant the arrest was made, did not appear against
the young men, who were discharged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

FROM TEXAS. = Baltimore Feb. Is. - The
Southern mail has arrived. The New Orleans
papers contain Texas dates to the 9Th inst.
Indian depredations were continued, and Col.
Reeves had been despatched in pursuit of the ma
RAIDERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

The NICARAGUA ROUTE TO CALIFoR-
NIA.-An advertisement appears in the New
York Tribune of Wednesday last, signed by one
hundred and twenty-five passengers who sailed
from New York to California, on board the steam
er Daniel Webster, owned by Vanderbilt & Co.
These passengers give detailed and most ex-
Pressiye account ofthe horrors they endured, by
fever induced from the insuficiency of the ac~
commodation, and the badness of food. They
denounce the objectionable impositions practised
upon them for feights, and provisions, and, also,
the heartless brutality of the officers Of the line
The negro middle passage was never worse.
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chr % aiip Spy.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY go, 1861.

TAdyertlsers, wishing to have their advertisements
appear the day, will please send in early ia the
day osslbe. Also, those wishing to insert advertise
meats in the Weekly should send in Us early Monday
noon An advertisements for this paper, om Others
than regular advertisers who have with heOf
nee, must be paid for at the time they inserted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

Devine's Compound Pitch LOZenge.-A
certain cure for Consumption MIR William Devne,
the originator and manufacturer Of the Pitch Lozenge,
under lrovidence raised to perfect health, by the
OF these Lozenges alone, after Re pronounced
by his physician be almost diving with Consumption.
For sale Wholesale ami retail; by
febl6 d6teod 5. A. HOW LAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

= Dickens's "Household Words is print
ed by Angel, Engel, e. Heweit NY. Redding
& Co. are The Boston Agents We have receiy-
I'd the last number, which is full of good things
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

Notice to the Public !-DR. BUNTING begs
leave respectfully thai his beng
limited 10 Worcester, he wound request as eallv Il call
possible, from those d sirous OF examination on
Diseases of the hest and Lungs, which given his
once gTatuitos every day ia the eek, except Mon
days and Thursdays. Office hours from A. NJ, to
p NJ; office 1870 Maiu street. iebS DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

E- Five dollar counterfeit bill on the EHaiters'
Bank, Connecticut, are 10 circulation, altered from
the two dollar plate.
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90 Hiram Whittemore, who was accidentally
injured by the discharge Of gun, while ona hunt
ing excursion on Monday last, in the vicinity Of
New Bedford, died Of his wounds on Tuesday.
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COMMERCIAL.
BOSTON nIarkct-Feb TO-

riour-Market firm, and prices have advanced. We
4uoe tennessee common brands S.; 10 fancy ut IS 25;
~ eAtra AZ W ia 90; Ohio and Michigan common
SFnnas NJ "a - and De flny Iol os bhI easA -
eou'eth Is IN id demand, at "a e7 and $5lza er Dbl
Graln-Ihe market is quiet for Corn We quote sales
Sl yellow at 70 Tic and &c for white per bush cash
sales OF Northern Oats al 40 Ale Rye zoe pei bush
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-20

Lopez, the Spaniard convicted of murder in New
York. has been pardoned by Gov. Hunt Of New
York. .Ia letter to the Spanish Minister announc
ing the pardon, Gov. Hunt states that he has no
doubt Of the guilt Of Lopez, and that he finds nj JUS
ti6cation for him in the circumstances under which
the murder was committed and that he has only
pardoned him in consideration of the clemency ex-
tended by Spain to the Americans who recently n-
yaded Cuba, in violation Of the laws of both coun-
tries. AZ
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Dreadful Railroad Accident.

n Warren Adams has been appointed by
the Governor and Council, alien passenger agent
for Worcester
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PH1LApELpH1A. Feh. lq.

Letters from California state that judge Barton
who was reported to have returned to San Francis
CO, after being missing for some time, has not re-
turned, and his death is now looked upon as being
certain.