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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-11
Worcester Light House.

IF you want me BEST LIGHT, FOR THE LEAST
L MONEY, to Read, sit, or Work by, get
MARSH'S PATENT OIL A. H. NEWTON is the
only Agen for Worcester, two doors North of Ameri-
can House, No. 297 Main street, Worcester.
jan24-dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-11
TO CARPENTERS, AND MASONs.


NJ OUSLs
d. THE largest stock of Boots and Shoes in
M##E WORCESTER is offered at cost.
Wv The subsc ibfr having received notice to
Ss~ cate the store I76 Main ST., the LIST of April,
will sell the entire stock at cost.
The stock is very large and contains all kinds of Ia
dies geniemen's, boys misses, and chdrens Boots
and shoes usu4y fonad IN a retail shoe Store.
Those who call earIy will get the best selection of
goods and the best barg aims.
feb4 dvf GEO. A. DRESSER, JIG Main St
Mrs. L. S. Hall,
LNEM ALE ECLECTIC, aud Anal iical Physician No
A. 70 Pleasant street, Worcester Mass respectfully
offers her professional services exper need prac-
titioner Formerly G Concord NJ H.) and will person.
ally supply such Medical advice and assistance is pe
culirly needed by her SEX and especially in the capac-
ity an Obstelrictan and Midwife. AS proof OF her
ability in the above cases, she exhibit Diploma
awarded her by the Boston Fe male Medical School.
References.
Rev John Moore, A. Morrill,, M. D.
Moses Carter, Nj D., jan2e-dlA1*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-11

DR.. HI. w. IL u K t on. PULMoNisT, Corner OF
Main and Myrtle streets, opposite Coltons Nursery
Where his services can be promptly obtained any
hour, by day or night when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscultatlon and Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-11
BOARD.

bOdTU,
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can be accommo-
IN dated with BOARD and an excellent Front Room
ALSO, SINGLE GENTLEMEN, with Board and
Room, by inquhng Sc Front street, at this OFF
flee. jdn22-dtf
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Marsh's Patent Oil.
Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
TNHE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is open
4 daily for the receipt of Deposits from all classes.
Wrcester. Oct |. 1851. &C tld&wstf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-11
House for Sale.
Fruit. Nuts. GrOceries,

Fruit, Nuts, Groceries.
nor sale, cheap for Cash. by the Subscriber, Oran.
Il ges LemDna, Prunes, Dates, Raisns GTenUble Wal
nuts, Almonds, Pea Nuts, &c. Fine Teas, Refined Su
gars, Moasses syrup. Superior Family Butter, Extra
Brands Flour, at o. Front street, opposite City Hall
Worcester, by G. G. KNAPP.
feb7 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-11
Valentines! Valentines!!
Planning Machines.
Water Proof Boots.

slan WE are Agents for MERRIAM'S Water Proof
P@v Boots, AID Backing, both OF which obtained Di-
~ poma, at the late echaucs' these Boots
are warranted water proof, and no mtstake
w. G. d J. @. MAYNARD,
feb7 d2waw4wis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-11
Land for Sale.

T1HE Subscriber offers for sale about nine acres OF
choice LAND, for Gardening, situated about hour
miles from the Court House. the West Boy lston road
On the same is lot of fine Fruit Trees, aud never
falling spring OF water. DAVIS THAI En-
Wprcesier Feb H. 1852 d3m*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-11
WANTS
Situation Wanted.

DY YOUNG LADY, in Dry Goods, Thread OF
ID Variety Store Apply at this Office. jan23-d6t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
From T'anpicO.

We have before us file of The Tam
pco Concrete to March 20 We learn from this that the
discomfort in that city with the of the Govern
ment was becoming very general. The merchants
plain of the discriminate made against their port and
of the partially shown to Maamoros, by permitting the
existence there of tariff much lower than rules in any
other part of the country By this the trade of Tampico
of course, is much injured. meeting Of the citizens
presented address to the Ayantaiea;o praying that
the subject be brought to the attention of the Govern
ment The Comecio which has never betrayed any
sympathy with the plans or movements of CaravWal,
says Significantly awe, lovers of order and of ODE
dence to the laws unite suppcaons to those OF the
honorable citizens of this town. and do not doubt that
the Supreme Government will attend to the powerful
which urged, and will determine either that
the tariff of Avalos shall be extended throughout the Re
public or that the present one with some reforms shall
be complied with at every place without exception, as it
lie only in this the integrity of the country be
preserved and order and tranquility the basis Of the
bar, mess OF nations. secured"
The Government has discharged the captain of the
steamer Esado de Mexico because he did not land his
guns and munitions which sent to Avalos. The
Concrete says there dozen sea captains in the
port of Tampico who would have guaranteed to perform
the service. The vessel had returned TO Tampco a
third time with her commander without being able
10 accomplish the object of her mission One boatoad
of munitions landed and the steamer then caae.of
abandoning the boat We do not understand the OBJ
ject of this movement there then enemy to
attack the vessel IN. o. Pic, April G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

The San Antonio exas) Ledger indebted to friend
at Eagle Pass for the following translation from FL Con-
stitucioRel of the city of Mexico, of February H.
giving the substance of proposition submitted by
the Minister of Finance TO the Mexcs Congress on the
Sd OF February. As ii Is supposed to come from AZ.
President indirectly but little doubt Is enertained but
that viii become law So il will be of great inn
porsnce TO those engaged in commerce with that Dor
ton of Mexico embraced in the prescribed limits of the
socaed free trade district erected by this new law or
decree.
ART. l. The comprised within the limits nj line
formed by the night bank Of the Rio Gande commencing at
its mouth and running 70 Fl Paso and hne drawn from the
bar del Tgre IN the State of Tananpas up 10 the Sado
In the State OF chihuahua passing the following pciuts
which VIII remain within the Santa Teresa Paso Del
Zscate Ceralvo Lampacos Santa Rosa Colae and ii S
lado, terminating az Paso del Norte.
Art In virtue of said decree. a descriptions If ,reign
goods enter SAID without being subject 10 rpre v
than dollar TO i've dollars each bale weighing sir arm
bas or one hundred and nifty pounds in such scales as the
Government may determine; and further exaiaton Of
such merchandise viii be required DELAY caaed bvoud
the time necessary 10 weigh such packages
Art The pay Of said duty be paid az the time the
goods are introduced at the points which the Government
viii decide on the Rio Grande.
Art Al merchandise which shall pass heyoua the z,ne
~ heretofore. 'ss"'"''o-''
=, Art . The General Government VIII establish Custom
Houses for the collection and recovery of duties On ss
carried beyond sand the following places San f
cisco de Presas, Cersvo, Monclovs and Chihuahn. ~
Art The merchandise from free zone 10 the s,,;s-
and rom them to the interior Of the Repub
he must IN all cases be made by the routes nv the
Government Tor the purpose and all goods talsr or, s
other route VIII be subject to seizure. ~
Art Z, The Government viii place revenue of;cer, kr
~ suitable points TO proven. smuggling - -
IL 10 believed thai this proposed modifc.ton NJ ,;
has been caused by the late revolutionary ,truns ON
the Rio Grande, and Il is intended AZ cuc;Iifsforv
measure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
Slave t,nse.
PHr..AprirmA, Wednesday, April IA, 1859.

.Ah,.ApEIfllfA, wednesday, Aprl IA, lcvS
In tne United States District Court the
case of Oliver ct al, Caufman ct al, opened by
H. NJ. Watts, for the plaintiffs this morning The mo
tive in entertaining the slaves he sd to be judged
Of from the fact of defendants secreng them and their
being carried away at night in defendants wagon COW
cred up with straw. The evidence he said would be
that the thirteen slaves belonged 10 the plaintiffs and
constituted two families, q majority Of whom were
children that they We're secreed in the fodder barn
of Cauiiman, and when traced there by the agent
Of the owners he admitted they were there, and
showed them TO the agents the night they
were clandstinely carried away in Cautfmans wagon
by carrying lantern in the barn that he knew they
were slaves, as well as 10 whom they belonged and
where they came from, having been informed OF these
matters that they taken from Caufnlan's to the
barn of his brothernlaw stephen Weakly and thence
trace could be had OF them After the had pro-
crossed thus far discovered that plaintiffs coun-
sci had omitted of the parties in their narr which
had already been amended and on objections being
made to further amendments by Messrs. VIM B. Reed
and d. y. Brown, the Jurors discharged and the
continued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
From Texas.
Correspondence of the N. o. Delta.

Correspondence OF Tue N. q. DELTA
BROWNSVILLE, (Tex) April 4, 1852.
All is at present quiet on the Rio Grande,
and win remain so for a short time
Gen Canaes and his troops have been paid the amount
of their servtude, and returned TO Victoria
The General was warmly and enthusiastically received
in Matamoros Great was the firing of canon and
joicing of the inhabitants Thousands OF " Que Vvas
for the General rent the air for miles around for the
velong day. Avalos though out late in the day,
in company with the victorious" General and put a
to halo Que Viva Dios" Qong Live Cody US God had
determined that this unlawful horde of Grngos should
rever take any part OF the Mexican territory
The General was honored, understand, with ball,
previous 10 his departure.
The troops are all moving away from Matamoros, but
Avalos continues to receive artillery.
Brownsville is filed with strangers, bound for Caifor
pia Ayalos says they are Fhbustiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
~ Hon. Neal Dow, Ex- Mayor of Port

land, on quitting Office, received the unanimous thanks
OF the retiring Common Council for the fidelity with
which he discharged his public duties and for the stand
he took In the Temperance Reformation The Council
having adjourned die Mr. Dow invited the members
to an oyster supper, which invitation was accepted
After psr'aking OF bountfu repast, speeches were
made, sentiments given and for hour the company
p seed the time most agreeably, and broke up with
n ing Aud Lang Syne.
ts The fremont Temple, Boston, is to
he rebuilt by the old Trustees Mechanics and work
inemen Will commence operations in about one week
The new c6ihce win cover larger space than did the
old The architecture win be OF the latest and most
improved Style with mastic front The interior win
embrace superior musical and lecture bah Of ample
dimensions splendid apartments for the Mercantile Ii.
bgsry Association, and hSlIs and rooms Tor other pur.
poses
tS The church at Green's Farms, Fair
field, Ctnn., Was burnt on Monday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
Domestic Ports.

BUcKspoRT, Aphlil-Ar. .chr Uranus, Ames New Yoras
CALAIS, April Calais, Benson Norfolk
CHARLESTON, April lsAn. Span pol Msna, hsnstany, "
Johns, (P H. schrs sabea Gage Havana; Zephyr B5e Ha
Cid ship r. Buhiey Brown Lvepoo barb khone Carlisle,
St Petersburg; bark Utah. Mayo Bordeaux chf Helene 6n,
NewYofk Went Sea- bark Carolina, Sherwood, New foj
schr Helene, Griffin, New York schL Anita Damon, hosmefs
West Indies. -
DANvERs-Arr 10th, schr T. w. Thompson, Nekerson, trh
mond I2th, II. b. Foster, Keller, Philadelphia
MOBILE, Apus-CA bark Roxana, bo~" Boston tAH sNs'
PARKS Boston, brig Calvert Hndsns, New Orleans sehr STAR
Hbbs oeans schr Susan Emma kes New Orleans Nh esp
Philips Liverpool; slip Sea Nymph Paiten GLASGOW; t
bark Rershe Harvey Glasgow schr Angelina, Boze New
bark Maine, Perkins New York bns Vermont saste
Pha schr Marietta, Baker, frankhn schr H. y Bo~n
Burrs. Franklin.
PORTLAND, April 4Arr scr Resolution Rodgers st. John
for NewYork CID Br) brig Buffalo Nelson, MaitaD5 s.
PROVIDENCE, April An ,chrs Oxford, Hovhn n,hmsfet
Empire Johnson Albany soop OREGON, surses New fck pg
Ter Petrol Rogers, do SD bs Charles Thomas saunders Ph
phR Tor Salem according to wind scr b. " Hanks, Gso, Toe
Washington, N. c.
RICHMOND, April liam. schr MADAGASCAR Bonsey HsaHs.
SALEM April l3An brig Cyrene, (Br Cnescup Dssy ish,
bus (Br) McDousa Maiand schr Benretis, Ham
con, Havana.
WILMINGTON, ~ c. April ifsrhrs. A. j. De Rosset, Brew
ter, New York v. 5. Powell, Watts, DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CRY CoURT.-Jermiah Butler was
placed on trial on an Indictment for bgamy 1t appeared
that the accused formerly lived at Portland Maine,
where he married his first wife elk years
since He soon after left that place and came TO Brook
yn where he was again married four years ago last Ju
y These facts being proved counsel for defense moved
for his acqutta under the provision Of the Statute OF
Limitations which says the action shall be brought
within three years Under these circumstances d.
rection given TO the jury to acqiit the prisoner,
which accordingly done. The first wife came from
Portland and was present to prosecute the case
Thomas Connolly, indicted for selling lottery policies,
tried and convicted Of the oensc He was remand
ed for sentence
DECISION OF POLICE JUsTICE.-Wm.
Mcdonald was brought before Justice Freeman Smith
Thursday, on the charge of assaulting VIM. Jackson
The complainant keeps tavern and the other got drunk
therein, when he took notion to whip the landlord
which he did efectualy. The Justice decided that
Mcdonald having drunk himself crazy for the benefit Of
Jackson the latter must endure the injuries he received
the others hands while In such state, and dismissed
the case
SUPPOSED THEFT.-A person represent
ing himself as Policeman and In pursuit of a thief
who he had learned in Flushing L. L. hired horse
and carriage from Hendrcksons livery stables In Full
ton-av Tuesday, since which time nothing has been
heard OF him The Establishments valued at about $780,
SUDDEN DEArH.-Mrs. TOtten, an aged
lady residing In Jayst expired suddenly Thursday
morning An inquest held and the verdict returned
was that she died of disease of the heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
Il Kossuth has appointed Mrs. Jane

q kOssuth mas uppOhteu Mrs. Jane K.
Eliot as his Agent for the sale OF Hungarian Bonds in
Pittsburgh The following is the form Of her commits.
sion:
lamont Mrs Jane r. Eliot, Of Pittsburgh my Agent ar
the distribution Of the Hungarian Loan Bonds for Psbarh
and vicinity under the following conditions:
st expect every week letter from my Agent informing
me about the proceeding OF vie distribution and the pbab
amount of Bonds required for the place.
ID The sums collected they reach the 81
s0o are be sent for my account to w Siesd Cdssu
Bank Cincinnati.
Sd For the trouble and loss Of time Of those who per-
sopay engaged in the distribution OF the Bonds the Agent
authorized TO allow the collectors per cent for Bonds sh 10
the city and per for those sold in the country
lb The Agent has 10 furnish the Association OF fendsof
Hungary with the Bonds required by them for sale
Mobile Apnl g. 1852 l.. kossurH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
MANKIND, it is said, may be divided

lvl into three distinct classes those who tub
born abandon error after conyction those who
gullble to be easily deceived and those who poe
sessed of good ard to the best advantage
IL very difficult 10 the aged and 10 induce people
adopt true principles, who the in which they
have grown gray.
Philosophy, wisdom and liberty support anchor, 10
who will is fanatic he who cannot
fool; he who dare not reason is slave.
Industry well directed will give competency 10
few years. The greatest industry misapped is useless
The shortest and urest~ay live with honor the world,
Tito be in reality what would appear 10 be.
He who changes any of his opinions couecn
any Of his mistakes.
Perform fearessly what You believe 10 be night"
Heaven helps those who help thelnselyes.p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

sp Cnarorrr Terour before reported wrecked from lpa
iachcoa Liverpool with Of cotton She cot ashore
Green Turtle Bay Abaco nsbt OF the 3oth March shy
gale and pieces. About 500 bales been
saved in damaged condition. and sold Nassau, p SALVAGE
settled BY Chamber Commerce per Nassau p
Tu scuE FsAsrs, OF New BEDFORD studey from New io 6r
Mobile the 0t, lat 70 Ion H. and
mansa spit jb and foesa and lost main Dbboou arrived AZ
Nassau p Let April will lie repaired in about week This VII
not a Of salvage the Captain uieious made bar
sain with the wreckers to bring into port for $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

r The brig John Kendall of Rockland,
Capt Boyd from Cardenas, Cuba, for this port, with
cargo Of sugar and moasses while lying at anchor
the West Bank on Thursday light was run in to by
foreanda schooner and sunk In eight fathoms water
the captain and crew saved.
70 The Pilot Boat VIM. Skiddy is to be
launched this morning from Aaron G. Westervelts yard
at the foot Of Houston st., at Gig O'Clock.
FIRE.-1hursday morning about 3 10
O'clock FIRE broke out in the old frame building No
3d-sv. The flames were scon extinguished. Damage
srifing. Tie IRE was caused by some defect in the
chimney, through which spark blown into chest
ccE.aiI irr sore CID clothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

rY The Newdrk AdrertiSer says The
goods boxes and several other things belonging 10
peddlcr's equipments were discovered, ON Saturday
afternoon scattered in various places along the Haddo
field turnpike mile or from Camden in such q
manner as to excite suspicion that the owner had
been foullv dealt with DEB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
CONNECTICUT.

The Late Election Complete Returns.
The Hartford Times publishes the toll
lowing as the complete returns of the recent elec-
ton for Governor of Connecticut, compared Win
the vote for the same Office III 1851:
R.D Cos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY

We have been favored with the following extract Of
letter dated
MokaASrowN Monong ala Co, April s
The Monongahela River was never before known to
be SO high.
Sixteen houses have Aoated down the river lumber
to the value Of thousands Of dollars in this county de-
stroyed
Mereer's warehouse foatcd down the river this morn
ing and Il Is reported that dwelling also posed
down, in which was woman calling for help 1t Is
supposed that half the mill property OF the county Is
either destroyed greatly dainaged and all the coun
ties shove have in slprobsbily been equally damaged
by the county remains They people thousands
Of dollars and very heavy taxes and all IN an hour
are gone.
Later than substantiate the facts above
given Riversvillc in Marion County IL said to be
" destroyed lRichmond Enq, OF Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

10 The tavorite steamer Commodore.
Capt J. d. Lewis having been thoroughly ovsr.,,,,
and newly furnished has resumed her TIP. FOR M, 80
son he Stcrinr.or line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
CoURr OF COMMON p LEAs-Before Ju

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-BcfOre Judge
Northumberland Hanna and Robert Bebee against John
Co,yeu-To 1921 for quantity Of letter and writ
ing paper sold 20 defendant alleged No 3 Warren
who gave for 1t the of T.. j. Fuller Co, signed by
himself claiming to be authorized TO do SO, at months.
The establishment OF Messrs Fuller CO. purported 10 be
in the building On calling for the amount Of the note
Co. had suspended payment and made assignment to
him Suit is brought against Mr. c. the ground that Full
Ter Co. fictitious firm, aud that the paper was In
fact got for defendant himself
This denied 1t is also contended for defense that
there such linn Fuller Co., that Mr.. y. away
at that time and signing the note he being agent he
wished to add per c. but the OF plaintiffs requested
him that Messrs T. Co afterward stopped pay
melt made assignment defendant for indebtedness
ard also made preferences On motion being made for
nonsu the counsel for plaintiff obtained leave withdraw
Juror
Before judge Woodruff
Nathan W. Dartey agst- Penasyirand Cool Company
To recover for alleged damage &c, In transportation OF
coal on Hudson and Delaware Canal already referred 10.
Owing to defect alleged In the peadngs the complaint
dismissed.
Victor g. Audaben and John Sta ford asst Thos Cayney
Shf-Plainti say they obtained Judgment and placed
in the Sheh hands, against John and Francis
Kelsey and that the Sheriff returned the execution
fed IL is allies ed that there property which the
Sheriff might have levied, and action brought the
peared went oil to California There considerable
debts due and the remaining partner executed
&C. which IN the way Of the execution Verdict tor
plaintiff, six cents.
John w. Fotree asst Alfred 4brahamso recover dam
ages alleged waIantee Of horse for which plaintiff paid
$50 but aerward found that Of his eyes was defective
The warrantee is denied. The Is