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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-31
CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS,

Ship Masters, Seamen, Engineers, and
COND RS,
A ND ALL, DESTROYS TO effect Insurance, may de-
IA rive ADVANTAGE, by calling the United States
and National Loan Fund LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
The undersigned is Agent for the most RELIABLE
HEALTH COMPANIES in the State
jan26-dtf E. X. FISRE, Spy Office.
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Judicial Murder.

BUFFALO, Jan. 30
Hiram Knckerbocker was hung to-day in the
yard of the county prison. From so to 100 per-
sons were present. On the scaffold, he protested
his innocence of the murder of Harkner by iutent,
and said if the Governor knew the circumstances,
he would have pardoned him. He made confess
sion to the Rev. Mr.. Robe, which will be pub
lished
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jan29-d3twlt
Meeting.

FENHE Church Of God, worshippiDg at Warren Hall,
/ OH Pearl street, will, the Lord willing, commence
a Series Of Meetings, THURSDAY the present
week, AN. 2sth at 10 O'clock A NJ to continue
the Sabbath in which they will show the Fulfment of
the Scriptures, in the Past Present. and Future thereby
showing whereabouts i'll the History OF this World,
and the soon coming of the Kingdom God.
J. Turner, Of Hartford, Conn, NJ ratchelor, of Pow
nal, VT. J. S. White OF Worcester and Others will be
in attendance, preach the Word. Preaching to
nence, on each day, P. NJ, and in the evening
The public respectfully Invited atenr and take
part and interest the same In behalf the Church,
5. AYRES,
F. MAYERS,
Jan. 27, 1852. d5t* E. g. HIGGIN,
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FLOUR STORE REMOVED.

TEHHE Subscriber has removed his FLOUR STORE
L from Main Street, to No. 65 Front street, corner
Of Eaton Place. where he will be pleased wait upon
his friends and Gus TONER'S who may wish be served
with that
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turers in Millburv, to which charge they pleaded

turers in Mburv, to which charge they pleaded
guilty.
They were then indicted for assault and battery
upon the person of Thomas Kelley, Waterman in
the employ of Waters & Co., MlIlbury, having at
tackled him with an iron bar, by which he was Sc
verely injured. To this charge Bradford pleaded
guilty; George Corbe, not guilty. The jury, how
ever fourd for vernment.
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Choice Groceries.

Choice Groceries.
TINE SUBSCRIBER, having purchased the Stock Of
4 Goods of William II. Harrington, (fOrmery IIar-
rngton Gleason) will be adding This week, with Cash
purchases choice variety of Staple and Fancy Grocer
les, and respectfully invites attention of the citizens
of Worcester and vicinity to his establishment
The proprietor, in conducting his business will strict
ly adhere tn the One Price Cash system, and he
feels confident, by fair dealing and the
wants of the public, 10 merit share Of patronage.
Goods delivered in any patt OF the city, without
charge. G. C. KNAPP,
No Front street, opposite City Hall
Worcester, Jan. &C. 1852 ian27-duwtf
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PRoyIpENcE. Jan 30.

The Maine liquor law, which has been under
discussion in the House, since Wednesday last,
was defeated this evening, yeas 81, nays 81. A
new bill will be offered on Monday.
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Watches. Clocks. Jewelry. &c.

@ p. CHAMPNEY would call the attention of pur-
D. chasers to his Stock of Watches, Clocks Jew
ery Silver Ware, Cutlery, Fancy Goods, &C., &C.
My Stock is LARGE, well selected, well b ught, and
will be sold we for the purchaser Personal attention
given TO WATCH WORK. All kinds OF Jewery repaired
Ill the manner
Also, electro Guiding and Silverrg. Feeling thank
fnl for pas favors, intend merit continuance of
the No. Piper's Block, 267 Main street.
Jam 90 1852 diff
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Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.

+IITIEzzEgHI THE Annual Meeting ofthe Stockhold
&Sss5Hgg ers of the Providence and Worcester all
road Company. will be holden at Mechanics Hall, in
Providence, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3D. 1852, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose fchoosing Directors for
business may legally come before them
Stockholders will be entitled to a FREE PASSAGE on
the Railroad for the purpose Of attending the meeting
by producing to the Conductors their Certificates Of
Shares. Per order, JOHN r. BALCH, Clerk.
janl9-dawtF2
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COMMERCIAL.


Flour and Grain--The market is steady for Flour,
with SAILS of OHIO and Michigan common and fancy
brands at 81 62a Isl Genesee common and fancy $4 rs
Ash; and extra boaLds at S. So - per Dbl Corn
brings a 72c for yellow, and Csc for white. Oats
in lair demand at Al a 42c per bush.
Provsions-The transactions In Pork are confined to
small lots without change in prices Beef brings $40
II for Western, and 50 10 for Eastern Mess, mos
Lard 81 anu Oc in bb and 10 lOac i'll kegs for good
quality, mos.
Co,ton-1he market is very quiet and the sales con-
fined to small lots.
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Removal.
Messenger,s NotLce.

messengers NOTICE..
Worcester, SIS. January IS, 1852.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insol-
IL vency for the County of Worcester has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate of JOHN l..
WEDGE, of Worcester, in said county, Painter, IN
insolvent debtor, anu the payment of any debts,
the delivery OF any property belonging to said in
solvent debtor, him for his use, and the trans
Ter of any property by HIM, forbidden by law.
The first meeting OF he creditors of said insovent
debtor will be held at Lourt Of Insolvency at the
Office OF said Commissioner Worcester in said Coun-
ty, The 18th day of February next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon for the proof of dehs and to choose
assignee or assignees Of his Estate
J. DAY, Deputy Sheriff,
jan29-d3twlt Messenger.
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WANTS
Tailoress Girls Wanted, by
ano diff l.. STOCKWELL, Grafton.
Situation Wanted.
Business Wanted.

MAN of long experience and extensive acquairt-
N in this city wishes to engage as SA IESMAN,
III IA Dry Goods or Clothing House, or, as BOOKKEEP-
Err, in any kind of business
Please inquire of T. W. HAMMOND, Esq, Worces-
ter and Nashua Railroad Office, Worcester Bank Block
jan 49, 1852. jan2 -d6t
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: Look o. These Boots -

NENTLEMEN are invited examine Stock of
" Fine Dress Boots which we have a great vare-
ty Also heavy Calf Kip, Cowhide and Calcutta Boots
of superior quaty-all cheap for the ready cash.
SMITH a. BROTHER,
Jan. Is. daw3w l44 Main street
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NEW ORLEANS Ian 2

Advices from Brownsville, Texas, to the 18th
instant have been received. The papers report all
quiet, while private letters announce that an attack
upon Matamoras BY Carvajal vas honry expect ed.
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NEW YoRK. Jan. 80.

The Sound steamers will resume their trips the
first of next week, when it is thought navigation
will be opened
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-31

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 80.
A despatch from Jackson, Miss, says that the
Legislature will elect to the Senate for the vacant
terms, both Foote and Davis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-31

Mrs L. S. Hall,
EEMALE ECLECTIC, and Analy lical Physician, No.
II ~ Pleasant street, Worcester, MISS, respectfully
offers her professional services, exper need prac
toner, (furnerly OF Concord, N. H. and will person.
ally supply such Medical advice and assistance is Pc
Gull y needed by her sex; and especially in the capac
ity Obsterician and Midwife. As proof oil her
ability III the above cases, she can exhibit Diploma
awarded her by the Boston Fe male Medical school,
References.
Rev John Moore A. Morrill,, NJ. D.
Moses Carter, M. D., jan28-dlAl+
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----'----
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIR. j. ClawsOn Kelley, of New York, Anal
Ntca PLY stefan. will deliver free Medical Lee
Wednesday evening" at u o'clock, February 4th, at
Warren Hall, Worcester. Ladies' and Gentlemen are
invited TO ttend. Dr. Kelley will be in attendance ut
his Office corner of Church and NJ chanc streets, for
consultation with pat upon all Diseases, during
Thursday and Friday, Feb 5th and 9th Ladies and
Gentlemen invited call No charge for consulta-
ton i Jan2S-W2ld6t
Rush for CaIifOrnia.-Mr D. R. Curtis, Agent
ofue u ). all Steamship Office, 205 Main street, Wor
cest,r leaves day, for New York, at a O'Clock
inc Western and New Haven Railroad, with a part of
his large nunber OF Passengers, to whom he has sold
tickets, for the TWO large steamers to sail next week
Persons can obtain their tickets of Mr. c.,
they at the Company's Office, in New York. as he
always sells at the SAME PRICES. jan3l-dlt
THE proprietors Of this paper will not
be responsible for an, goods delivered Others than
themselves their own families without written
der from for the same. EARLE d DREW
Worcester, August Z. diff
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$500 Reward F!

Notice.
TENHE YOU'VE MEMS Rhetorical Society, would re-
spectfully announce the citizens of Worcester,
that they will give public Exhibitions at the City
Hail. on Monday and Tuesday Evenings, February End
and 3d. with entire change of Programme each eve,
ming; consisting of Original Essays Debates, Dialogues,
Stump 5 eeches, &c. The proceeds to go towards
curing the permanency OF the Association.
Single Tickets, l2a cents. Tickets admitting the
holder 10th evenings 20 cents. To be had at Will
sons and CIRCUITS Book Stores, and at the door
Doors open at 81 O'Clock; performance to commence
at II precisely.
jan3O-d4t Per order of the Committee
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PAY up! Pay up!! Pay up!!!

A Ii Persons having unsettled accounts with the
IN Subscribers, contracted previous 10 the LIST of jan
uary, requ sted make immediate payment OF the
same all our accounts must be cancelled previous
the LIST of February. B. L. HARDON d co.
ianlQ-dff
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Amusing and Instructive Exhibition
OF FANCY GLASS WORKING, SPINNING
AND BLOWING!
DROF. w. WOODROFFE, the CELEBRATED
i FJNcY GLASS Yorker, OF the Boston Mu-
scum, ami C. A. WooDRoFFE, Philosophical Glass Blow
er, will give their Beautiful aud Instructive Exhibitions
at Waldo Hall, Worcester, for few days
only, commencing on MONDAY EVENING, Jan 10,
1859 GLASS SPINNING, at the astonishing rate of two
thousand yards per minute infinitely finer
than silk, and equally elastic and flexible Mr. w.
will also exhibit Lady's beautiful Head Dress, made
from spun Glass AL o, Splendid Fabric of Cloth,
from Spun Glass and Silk Trick Tumblers and many
unique and beautiful articles manufactured from Glass.
The Professor will hold TWO exhibitions per day. one
from until 5, aud one from until 9.P. NJ Admission,
2a Each Visitor, after with ssng the process,
viii be presented with specimen equal in value to the
the Exhibition. janis DIFF
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@. K.
Facts for the Pennla.

laws 1oA eAO COp1O'
MARSH'S PATENT OIL has gained a reputation
W. superior to that Of amy other article for
LIGHT, in the United States The increasing demand
and Large Sales OF this OIL is the best proof of its good
ness In using this article, you get much light, foE
half the expense, that is be had in burning ha
common Lamp Oils; and that, wi bout SMOKE, GREASE,
OR SMELL, it can be used i'll common lamp, with
the alteration Of he Top, which only l2A per
lamp The Subscriber is the only Agent for Worcester:
of whom you can getlt WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, with
Lamps, Cans, Tubes WickIng &c, 207 Main street.
and doors North of American House, so long known
the New York Store. A. H. NE WTON.
Ian24 -dayytf
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CITY OF WORCESTER.
WIZARD v. The inhabitants Of Ward number five,
w qualified to in the election of City officers,
hereby notified to meet in the Ash street School
House, Monday the ninth day of February next,
O'Clock in the afternoon, then and there TO give
in their votes by ballot
For person resident in said Ward for Member OF
the Common CouRcl, in place of Brigham Goss, de
clined.
The polls shall be opened at P. NJ, and closed at
P. NJ. Per order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
c. HAMILTON, City CLERK.
A copy. Attest: GEO. JONES, Constable.
ian31-dawIt
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Kossuth Hats.

IN TIKI Real Article new lot Just received and
ks# for sale low at MERRILL'S, 22l Main street. 81.
~ Also, as above, great variety of Hats Caps
Furs, Buffalo Robes, &c CHEAP janl7 dtf
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SALE OF STOCKS,
AT Boston, Friday, January 80.
DIED.

DIED.
In Millbury Jan. I'd, Elias Lowell, aged "a.
His Christian character, and Kindness of heart will
long be rememb red by large circle OF lrieRds.
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Our Cash Grocery Store.
Board.
Cream Tartar
For Sale or to Let,

Ii HSHE well known Railroad HOTEL in West
N%HYA i boro', kept by d. Brigham. : o any one
liIs wishing engage in The business, this will al
@AA ford very opportunity, fa
Westhoro.' Jan. Is, 1852. *w4wis d3w
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On MONDAY Evening, 5. Jones', Esq, great ORA.
ma, in parts, known as
THE CARPENTER OF ROUEN.
rarquette 50 cts, Circle Is, GaIlery IL liz

Children, unless accompanied by their Parents
Guardians cannot be admitted.
Curtain will rise al Ia TO O'Clock
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CITY OF WORCESTER.
WIZARD II. The inhabitants of Ward number two,
w qualified to vote in the election of city officers
are hereby notified to meet the "large School House,
on the side of Summer street." on Mondy the
ninth day of February next at two O'Clock in the at
ternoon then and there give in hi votes by ballot
For person resident in said Ward. for Member of
she Common CT uncil, in place Of Charles Davis, de-
cDed.
The polls shall be opened at O'Clock, p. M, and
closed at O'clock p NJ.
Per order OF the Mayor and Aldermen
G. A. HAMILTON, City Clerk
A copy. Attest: GEO. JONES. Constable
ian3l-dawIt
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Worcester Light House.

W0rceSLer LlgnC HOUSE.
IF you want me BEST LIGHT, FOR THE EAST
L MONEY, to Read, Sit, or Work by, get
MARSH'S PATENT Oil. A. Ii. NEWTON is the
only Agent for Worcester two doors North of Ameri-
can House, No. 2O7 Main street, Worcester.
ian24-daWtf
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Notice.

TIRE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Worces-
Il ter Ghildren's Friend Society, will take place
SATURDAY, 31st of January, at BRINLEY HALL,
at half ,st two O'Clock, p. M
Friends of the Institution, generally, invited to at
tend. MARCIA KNOWLTON, secretary.
ian24-dlw
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Interesting Notice.

our Accounts all ready for settlement; those in
" debed to us, requested pay their bills before
the 25th Of this month. 7I7"If---r -
janl4 d6t-w,f II. H. CHAMBERLAIN & co.
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Board.
70 Please Notice.

~ FleaS6 NOJlce.
A Ii PERSONS having accounts with the Subscr-
IN Der, due the lt of January, hereby request
ed to call and settle the same forthwith
All sucn accounts settled by the LIST of February
next, will be left with an Attorney, for collection.
Worcester, Jan 24, 1852. jaD26-dlw A. P WARE +
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SILVER WARE.
For Sale.

80 ONE GOOD HORSE; Bread Cart; Crack
[lrx@ er Machine; 8 Sets Cracker Cutters; Lot of
S~%A Bake Pans, &c, all in good order for use,
A-1E---4 and to be sold CHEAP, the owners having
use for same ALDRICH d CO., SO Front ct.
janl9-dtf
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Gum Drops, 8
NOR Sale, wholesale and RETAIL at Manufacturers
IL prices, by l.. T. LAZELL, Apoihecary,
ian27-3wis,law 20l Main street.
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Twenty Barrels

EST CRUSHED SUGAR, just received, and for sale
ID at the very low price OF SacentJ per pound.
Jan. 18th, 1852. DIFF G. q. FLANDERS & co.
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Superior Family Flour,

made at the Suffolk County Mills, in Boston, Orders,
when moIe convenient, may be left at A. HOW.
LANDS Book Store. CHARLES A. Rowland.
Worcester, Jan 20, lt52. d2wis
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House for Sale.

"a THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the BRICK
GiaFA HOUSE, corner of Pleasant and Fruit streets,
kssE@i- where he resides 1t is nearly new, con-
taiDs fifteen rooms, and is well arranged for families.
Twelve Hundred Dollars of the purchase money
main mortgage for a term Of years, if desired
i4n2l-dtAl GEORGE l.. MAKEPEACE.
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Wantad.

I N a New and well ordered Establishment, in the i'm
L mediate vicinity of Boston, FEW GOOD ME-
CHANCES, who have been accustomed to small class
of work in METALS, such Philosophical or Mathe-
matica Instruments, Clocks, Watches Jewery OF Silver
Ware
Young Of quiet, temperate and industrious hah-
its, will find the present coed opening for Their servi-
Address Box No 1878, Boston Post Office with
Name, Residence, ana References jan26-d6twltZ
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Stage Property for Sale. n
CONSISTING of One STAGE COACH, ] STAGE
OSLEIGH, HORSES, and 4 HARM ESSES. For
particulars inquire Of HENRY PENNIMAN, MiIbury
or OIL, S. PENNIMAN, Worcester. dec30 DIFF
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02
From the BaY.

The Gloucester Telegraph says that the last
of the Bay feet have arrived home. The
steamer Devastation left the Bay some time
weeks since, so the fishermen bave been re-
lieved from molestation. Capt. Parker, of the
sch. VIM. Babson, reports that when he first
arrived in the Bay he hove to about four miles
from the shore, when he discovered boat full
of men close to him, without any flag. He
filled away, when he was ordered 10 heave to.
The boat fired ten shots before flag was dis
played, and nineteen shots passed through the
sails out of thirty fired at the vessel.
Capt. Doherty, of the sch. Shooting Star,
was treated roughly by Capt Campbell, of the
Devastation. The sch. had been fishing out
side the limits, and put into port Hood during
the great storm. Here she was boarded by
Capt. Campbell, who appeared very much ex-
cited. Capt. Campbell went into the cabin,
took off his coat, and endeavored to brighten the
skipper by Shaping his hand on his sword sew
eral times. He demanded the vessels papers,
and then made his clerk write upon the face OF
the enrolment statement that two fishing
boats would not heave to when ordered by his
lieutenant, and that the lieutenant had been in
suited 1t was not charged that the Shooting
Star was one of them! A government paper,
the only protection of poor fisherman, was
thus mutilated and disfgured to avenge an in
suit to his lieutenant. Such treatment as this
certainly calls fer rebuke. - .... -
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02
The Greatest Incendiary.

Nearly all the accidents that take place in
the world are caused by carelessness. 1t is the
great incendiary, not only blowing up our
steamboats, and smashing our railroad cars,
but setting fire 10 our dwellings. From the
annual report of fires in Boston for the year
ending Sept L, 1859, it appears the number
of fires was 1874, and the total loss of property
half million of dollars. The chief causes
were as follows incendiaries, 90; clothes and
bedding taking fire from lamps, 8; fire crack
ers, Z; playing with matches, 3: camphene,
6; defects in erecting furnaces and fues, SO.
The last cause noticed is entitled to especial
notice. One of the most disastrous confagra-
tions, attended with the greatest loss of life,
that ever took place in this State, the burning
of the Insane Hospital, arose from the same
cause; and we have the recent intelligence of
the burning of county house in Massachusetts
and the loss of four lives, arising from careless
ness of like character. This should lead our
citizens, many of whom are now exchanging
stoves for furnaces in their dwellings, to exer-
else the strictest scrutiny in relation TO
the location of furnaces, air chambers and
flues. The heat should not be allowed to
come in contact with wood in any place where
there is the least possibility of ignition. Fur
naces are luxuries. The heat arising from
them is much more healthful than the dry heat
of stove, but house on fire from carelessness
in their construction, is gone beyond the reach
of the fire department, and in the nigh; time
places human life in great jeopardy.
Another way in which the great incendiary,
carelessness, works the ruin of life and proper
ty, is the depositing of ashes in wooden YES
sells Scores of fires have arisen from this
cause,-one sad instance of which occurred not
long since in cur own city,-and yet the prac-
tice is continued by unwise people at this day.
Beware
These hints are worthy of attention as the
cold weather approaches. Look out for your
fires and if your store, shop or dwelling is
not insured, make the matter of obtaining a
policy of insurance your first business.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-02

1t is useless 10 hope or expect any thing in
that country but despotism. The masses have
shown themselves fit for nothing else, but to
be the subjects of, despots and the worshipers
of glory" That there exists large class in
favor of the adoption of republican form OF
government, there can be no doubt. But their
ideas of republicanism are SO theoretical, SO
destitute of The practicabiity of the republican
ism of the Anglo Saxon race, that at this day 1t
is the judgment Of the world, France can only
be governed by race of kings or emperors.
France is volcano. An emperor may exist,
but.a royal family cannot. Louis Napoleon
may not trouble himself about successor-if
has neck escapes the guillotine for three years
longer, we shall have little faith in the "man-
ifest destiny" he talks about. The volcano of
French politics will ere long emit smoke and
fire, and the lava tide of an excited and ungov-
ernablc people will overwhelm Napoleon Third
in the destiny" he merits. ..-
The next revolution in France-and it will
come--wiil doubtless be like those of the past,
a revelation that goes backwards. Blood will
flow, and the country will heave with excite
ment and wrath. From the ashes of the fallen
dynasty of Napoleon, will rise another for the
rule and +" glory "-of France. If that country
ever gets under the control of despot who has
manhood enough to satisfy France, and shrewd-
ness and force enough to keep her under the
yoke till she is prepared to enjoy the blessings
of free government, the world ought to be
Ead