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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13
SpeciaI Notice to Foreionarg

FENIsOMPS0E & CO., Express iorwarders having
il made arrangements for drawing Checss directly on
the Belfast Banking Company, at Belfast Ireland orany
Of It's branches are now really 10 draw Checks the
The advantage OF sending irieuss abroad a Bank
Check, instead OF Drats individuals must be clearly
obvious.
Bills of Exchange, Checks and Passage Certificates
for passages from Liverpool 10 New York. or Boston
furnished at This office. :. V. 4. HlCKCOX, Agent,
e6 diff Waldo Block, Main street. Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-13

Western Railroad Special Notlce.

% IsT z9..s..!.;..;s $500. -
CHANGE OF TIME.
0N and after MONDAY May 9Th, 1853, Passenger
" Trains viii leave Worcester, as follows:
For New York and Albany, Ex Train" 9.2j IN
and 555 pm
For Albany, New York and Way Stations, 9 80 a. m.
For Springfield, Hartford, and Northampton, 4.3O pm.
HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
Office Western Railroad Company, N.Y. diff
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29
RICHMOND WING.
Mr.. Rlyes' Address.

The publication of Mr.. Rives' able address before
the New York Agricultural Society has been necessa
rly delayed few days by the press Of other matter
upon our columns We give to-day. The address
is well worthy of attentive perusal 1t was received
with much qualification by the large audience in at
tendance at Saratoga. The New York papers speak
in the highest terms Of it. The New York Courier
says. Virginia may wreathc it among her laurels
that she has living and above the tomb such man
rs Mr. Rives" And that evidently, Virginia has
woke up. 1t is good sign-a rarely good one-that
a statesman of that great State finds material for
public discourse in the narration of what the culture
of the earth can do to promote the wealth and pros
perity of his State. It is a eulogy upon labor, and
with this doctrine thus emnently advanced, what
may rot the mother of States dos"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29

PArEE lIoUsEs.-Mr lnsefeld, Englshmau, has made
such improvements in Pdpir maci that houses may be
constructed out OF I. lie doiaS large business for
Au'raa,he houses being light and Of character TO be
removed easily from place another Fire and
two dangerous rcighbors to plpcr-is was supposed
would be fatal such houses But Mr. Ingleicd cen
tends that they Nl resist both well brick and NOR
tar. and bei.er lhan wood.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29

RANGg OP THERMOMETER,
al W. Ra"dOiph'i Boot Store, isi Rsf. Ssrr,
sVf o. isas-i ociosE ~ ocioeE. = -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29

~ The Washington Sentinel states that r. G. Wig
ellsworth Of Richmond, Va foreman in the Examiner
ce,) la. been appointed mail ase' IN the rail.
road bet- Richmond lva) and Weldon, g. Co. vice
A Jack son tc,i. ned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29

The address by the Hon. W. c RveS, our late Minister
TO France delivered the show grounds on Friday, at
O'Clock, T. NJ The rain and confusion has retarded the
Fair.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29

n Tic Phad, lPhil GdScIe Munitions Sin
which young found nearly starved to death in
damp cellar in Boston, where he had been kept by his
father while sick without suitable food and without any
person bel permitted him. lie subsequently died
sld the nhuuan parent was arrested and last week
put on triil on charge Of mans laughter bur although
the allegations against him were proved he was dischai
ged the Court deciding that the indictment was null o,
the ground that the ia'hcr not legally bound sup
port his SOL, hc being euty-o one year. ofagc"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29

- Gamblers are said to swarm in the city Of New
York aud to be flush Of money The sckues. at the South
aud the attractions Of the Crys,al Palace have drawn to-
gcther Abundance ofyictms or those sporting gentle.
men in the great metropolis They have hseceI them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-29

FiRg-A Gre broke out about half past O'Clock lass
night In the stable Of VIM jackson Clarke situated su
gard, between Funkin and Main street II was s'Iin-
guishcd before any ~ ateral damage was done.
ASornrR TfRE-Thc stables owned by Mrs. natohor
Webster on 18th street the Dock uere discovered
on FIRE about half past o'clock last night They we're
entirely consumed Several mules nd horses in tho
stables when the FIRE first deoycrod but we're timely
removed through the eSerons Of persons IN the neigh
borhood. large quantity Of feed was consumed. The
loss IN this instance cannot be les than $1,000
KrsEtLs OrEs, TRourT- This will positively be the
Last night hnt which Ibis excellent Troupe viii per
Form in this city.
They have made engagements V pOrirn ia Norfolk
Saturday night.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

Es-Thers 10 no accounting for the number a,
deaths that have occurred Of late, from that mos,
horrible Of all diseases --dclirium iremens.-
TRe papers are full of accounts Of the havoc Of
ruin Lafayette Cour. LII =
Stop the low doggeries and there will bs few
eT cases Of the above disease in the couRtry,
CDelphi Jour.
Stop also the splendid and fashionable liouor
establishments aud there will be still fewer. !,
Independence Jour.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

Tina PoSTAer NvELorES, Some Of the new
envelopes received in This city this moaning.
They are OF the three cent denomination, the
only kind which, we believe have az Yet been
issued. The paper OF the envelope is fair and
the stamp-beOring Franklin'S head, and the
m TX Three Ceuts--rAther poorly executed. In
atonement however we find a card Of MIC. F,
NtsDIrr, N. "" tho manufacturer, on the
back, giving every one Tho advantage OF adVer-
Using for this gentleman on every letter he nav
mail,-St Louis News.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14
MURDER.

Two brothers, James and Peter HeatoD ~,
into quarrel about small sum Of monev or nr
Monday evening last, Jew miles from C6ata,
nooga, when the latter inflicted two mor,a
wounds IN the neck and breast Of the former
whe survived but few minutes. The parteI
were young men and both intoxicated at M
time, Peter was arrested and lodged in inH
Nashville Why, June ~, /
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

TIVE dock hands rOwel the yawl Of the Al.
tOna from Alton to St, Louis in two hours and
eight minutes, last suhdoy, on q bet Of three
brandy Suashes with the mate, who was anx.
ious TO arrive in time for church.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14
lLouis postmaster alvertiseS tia, lie,
~ ,nd nnn6 YlsiItrI.

y the kindness Of Mr.. A, Q, Nash, we have
permittedtO see letter from Prof, Thos,
Der, Of the Jacksonville (Ill,) Institution
he Deaf and Dumb, He expects to make
~ during the coming Vacation, with some
the pupils, for the purpose Of holding
tions in various towns, chiefly in Illinois.
bect to pass up the Mississippi river
ton to Galens, and, il it would be de-
che citizens Of our place, they may
give an exhibition here. The com.
j probably consist of seven or eight
among them pupil from Hannibal,
of Mr.. A. o, Nash,
i they will ak Of the citizens Of the
pwns at which they stop, will be the
pfS suitable house, well lighted, and
ng Of their expenses.
K we know the answer Of our oi,i.
oy will doubtless tell them to come
they will DO glad to see them, and we
Oubt will make the necessary arrange.
the evening of the 22d, Orrathsr long
efOre that time d snable due nOtics 10
81
a hcer has been strongly urged to stop
81, Ma. but previous engagements will not
n 10 stop at both Hannibal and LOuisi-
feels delisacY about stopping at any
Missouri, as we have an institution Of
but thinks the fact Of his having a
Hsnnibsl, would be sufficient apollo.
he an exhibition here. r..is .t'i
Ger expects 10 reach here on The
TO give an exhibition that evening,
ants can BE- made, and due notice
fehand, He expects to bring black
h him, Il
Q he will be sneoursgsd b. our cit,
We an exhibition
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

T-@R-zEH.s.=sls -lsf.ss1zzz
RUIZ AGAIN At woRK--RarriNls Array aud Ptsss.
bic Rnrdsr,
About two O'Clock, p. NJ, on Friday, ono
Of the most bloody ARRAYS that has occurred
in our city for some years took place at
Lager Beer Hall In the Athen@um build
ings, kept by Augustus Leusselsr. The
following are the particulars Of the sad ar.
fair: Shortly hAlore the hour above men.
toned, partyo( seven persons, nearly all
OF whom we're intoxicated, entered the
Lager Beer Hall referred to, and had some
drink. After stopping some time, four Of
the party left the house, having first paid
for the liquor which had been used during
their stay. The three who remained had
moro beer, which, on leaving, they refused
TO pay for, The bar.keeper, a German,
named Francis Kelerman, quietly told
them that they should settle for what they
had in, but instead Of doing so, tho party
amused themselves by hurting the glasses
from which they had been drinking against
the wall, and creating general fuss in tho
bar.room. KellermSn, demonstrating with
them on the improperly Of their conduct,
was seized by the hai by one Of tho party,
and held across tho counter whilst another
of his RSsailanls stabbed him in the back.
lie Immediately called LeuSsler, who came
from room convenient To his assistance,
but he had scarcely nude his appearance at
The door leading 10 the bar.roon, when he
was stabbed BY Porter in the side. After
rseSlving the wound he fell into the arms
Of by.stander named Ferdinand Kaiser,
exclaiming as he did so, "call my wife cali
my wife I'm dying" Whilst IN this poi
silIon he was stabbed in the abdomen, and
Kaiser, in endeaVoring TO defend him, also
received q severe cut in the head The bar.
keeper too, Notwithstanding that he had
already been cut, ran TO LeuSser's assis.
lance, and in doing so received Two addi.
uonal wounds--one on the head aud tho
other on the left breast, The alarm being
given by Kaiser, the party ian away, but
two Of them, Frank Porter and George
Lewis, were shortly afterwards arrested 6v
officers. Hague and Rice, lodged them in
the iombs for examination this morning hv
the Mayor. Gullaher, the other person
concerned in the atiray, is still at large.
Leussler was conveyed 10 his residence on
.SmithhCId street, where his wounds were
dressed BY Drs. Walter and Gross, but as
one Of tho unfortunate mans lungs was
perforated by the knife, his recovery is con.
Sdered impossible. Kellsrman, though
badly wounded will recover. He Is now
lying at the house where he received his
injuries. This affair, which Is one Of the
most serious that has occurred among IN
for some time, caused the greatest excite.
menl in the quarter Of the city whore /,
took place, so that the house was crowded
by hundreds of persons anxious to hear
the particulars OF the encounter. A blade
Of knife covered with blood was found
on the floor Of the bar.room; the walls of
this apartment too, were all beSpate,ed
with blood, so that alter the occurrence, il
looked more like a slaughter house, than
anything else to which we compare ill.,
Pittsburgh Post, 81. .r.' e..
NH.Thara il no nccnnntinn Eor ihn nnrOh.. a
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

The house in which the Declaration Of indie
pendence was written, at the oSrner Of Seventh
and Hlgh(or Market )streets, Philadelphia, is
now occupied as olething-stOre aud printing
office
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

A pretty woman is like great truth or
great happiness, and has no moro right to bun.
die herself up under a green veil OF any other
sIniIar abOAinstien, than the sun has to pN, on
green speetaelss.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

I5-Cr,ns in New York city is so wide spread
that the Times states that thousands Of voters in
that city will support the Main Liquor Law, out
Of sheer encouragement OF ofiOoting any remedy
while 50 many liquor shops abound
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

PCNsA,--Aooounts from Persia, Of June Sd,
mention an extraordinary earthquake, which
killed - 900 persons during one night, and the
plague had arisen from their unburied oorpses.
foundations and cholera were at Tsheran, and
loeusts committing great raVAgeS lspahan.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14
AALpNKRs.

A writer IN a late number Of the Londo,
Quarterly Review gives the following reosip,
for making preparation to cure balanoss
Purified beef marrow, ahR
Acetate Of lead, ,.v 81
Peruvian bSlsam, 10. siH
Alcohol, 81
Tine Of sNntAsride', olexaA and caySu
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

Ei~The Crateur Lakes, in the town Of Man.
Illus, OnOndaga county, New York, are ourios-
tiles and are supposed 10 DO Of volcanic ori.
gin. They are, by the inhabitants about there,
called the screen Lakes" One Of them is on
the top Of the hill, and is in the .orm Of tea.
cup. The banks are two hundred feet high,
and the water four hundred feet deep. The
water appears Of deep green, but when taken
up in sglHsS it is perfectly clear and lranspar.
ent, Trees and limbs which fall into the water,
soon become enorusted with bright green sub.
stance, which on being exposed 10 the air Do.
comes hard, The timber decays and leaves
this incrustGtiOn in the shape Of hollow tubes.
Wood saturated with this water and burned,
.emitS strong Odor Of Sulphsr. A farmer, who
resides near once heard great rush Of water,
and looking round Saw the lake rising over The
6ankI. He was alarmed, and fed with his team;
but the water soon Feosedsd to its usual level.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

Two parties Of engineers started last week
70 survey two preliminary lines for that portion
Of the North Missouri Road lying between ST..
Louis and st. Charles.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14
LOUISVILLE.



Two young Oficerswsre travelling in the Far
west, when they stopped to take supper al a
small roadside tavern, kept by very rough
Yankee woman. The lady, in calico sun.bcn
net and bare feet, stood Al the head Of the table
to pour out. ShO inquired Of her guests "iF
they choose long sweeteniag or short swseten.
ing in their coffee" The frat officer, surpos.
ing that 'lOng sweetening" meant large Dor.
ton Of that article, chose il accordingly. What
was his dismay when he saw their hosteSS din
her finger deep down into an sarthea Jar Of
honey that stood near her, and then stir il, 1.-THE
hnger) round in the coffee. His companion,
seeing this, preferred "shSTt Sweetening;" upon
which The woman picked up large lump Of
door beside her, and biting OF piece, nut il in.
to his cup. Both the gentlemen dispensed with
coffee that sVeaing. This aneodOts we heard
from the sister Of one Of those Oficsrs.--NIisS
Leslie. lNJIH 49, .aaf,"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

Thomas c, Reynolds, Esq, Of St. Louis, has
received the appointment from the President, Of
u, S. Attorney for the District OF Missouri.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

Tho duel between Gwinn and MeCoEkls was
fought June Sd Intellectual shots wsre fred,
when the matter was satisfactorily adjusted
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14
THIRD DISTRICT.

A Benton candidate, named Jesse John, has
entered the Geld in the Third Congressional Dis
triet. The Benton men had better vote for
Lindley, II they don't want Fox Jackson elect
] a, and they certainly do hate him like poison.
We understand that this Mr., Jesse John, now
living in Edna, Knox county is hardened
inner; Ihul he kept hotel in Canton, where he
Asyided only two articles OF diet; one was
erel for the bOarders, and the other was
~ for himself, until finally no was in
oato leave in accordance with the earnest
Ss OF his fellow citizens.
10 st, Louis Democrat says he win put
the wall, and that he is worthy to
The District. We hope for tho credit
indicate and tho Benton party hat the
IL correct in thinking him worthy
we have been niSintOrned, and that
in circulation are about some other
if they have any foundation at all.
-
Louis postmaster alvertlseE that Let
opes, with postage stamps thereon,
Repayment, OF postage, are now on hand
Louis postofioO, ana fer sale to post.
in the vicinity and 10 others aud that i.
Ywish Of tho Department that Post Mas.
generally provide themselves with the stamp
IenvelOpss, for the accommodation Of the pub
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

Accounts from Europe only increase the i'm.
possibility Of forming any conjecture az to
whether there is to he peace or war between
Russia and Turkey. .., ...,...
Private letters from GAIA, Moldavia, Of the
l7th, sayehst an extraordinary courier from St.
Ps,sr'buFgA passed on tho previous day on his
eytO Cchstentincple with another ulimutum,
with NOTICE That IL mt accepted in eight days
the RUssiOn army would cross tho frontiers and
commence hoslililiOs, A division Of the army ,
10, 900 strong, was already within two leagues,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

The Morning Advertiser, of London, in Ol-
ludins to "reosnt distressing case Of animal
magnetism" says;
1--WE are sorry to announce that Miss c.,
the young ludy in Surrey place, who was re-.
ported in this journal some few weeks ago TO
have suffered from trying the table moving ex.
pertinent, by means OF the above agency, is
much worse. Hopes were entertained that she
would soon recover tho use Of her hands. 1t
seems, however, that these hopes have not been
realized. Her hands are now firmly clenehed
together, and it requires great force to separate
The hAgers, even for moment, from the
palms OF her hands, This extraordinary affair
has caused intense excitement in the medical
protestant
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

There is new carrier on the route, whQmEy
miss some subscribers. We wish to be infoIt.
Of every such instance.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

AT Albany, on ths 7th, HSndrioksoa ives
found guilty Of the murder Of his wife, aud sen.
fsncea to 6e, executed on Friday, the 10Th Of
ARga''' -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

Another fatal railroad acoidunt occurred on
the 7Ih, on the Philadelphia AMI B4ltmore road,
resulting in the instant death " one man, and
tie serious injury Of two others. No blame APP
pears TO attach to tho conductor Of the train.-
The cars were thrown oil by some misCreant
placing wood on tho track.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-14

TRiAt ron MvRprR.--Wilium Welsh was
placed on trial in the Criminal Court for the
murder OF his wife, which was committed while
both were in n state OF partial in,oxieation. The
jury returned verdict Of granddaughter in the
fourth degree, and assessed the punishment ut
3 ine Of 800 and three months imprisonment
in the county jail,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-06

Baltimore AVID OHIO raioad Baltimore WAsens,
necng thsre VITA The large, and sptend< steamers Of Ia
Union line the Ohio and he Stages TO ZunescIe, &C.
HIS Ipedoas being completed the
finishing Of Tree being
excellent order Of travellers confidently
tins road
The mail Baltimore daily u and
directly Wheeling $3.50 miles,
GLIDING all there
leaving Baltimore lay for lodging
Cumberland, 7s me and proceed thence Wheeling in
morning.
with trains the Washington
and daily the Baltimore the Wash
baltimore.
Wheeling the unv,llcd Union line
which completed o routes form daily
with the down the ohio Gin
cipnau Louisville, where Nashville &c,
the st. Louis and New Orleans packets
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer Gin
cioba Of Ot.o the West d
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
s best the National road Zanesve thence
by railroad
railroad will also hnd this being
regular speedy conneron Wheeling
plnces.
Or baggage checked Washington Wheeling
transfer OF
Fare through ticket with anywhere
roue from Washington to Wheeling % So Cincinnati, s
10 Louisville, Ella.
Tickc be had fMr Parsons agent railroad station,
Washington and Of the other agents Of the company.
..rt. WIN. PARKER,
May li--dn General Superintendent
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MarbIe N United states Capttol.-To Own
m Of Marble 0uarries,
CArrroL Exrsssror Ovyros,
Warrington. ID, c., May 4, 1851.

#@.H s#4# CArrroL Exrspsros oryos,
Fl s8...5. Washington. ID, c., May 4, 1859.
information regard American
msrhs suitable for ibs interior decoration ~ tho
Capitol Washington, oil
quarres within United States which
capable Of worked invited send specimens
once. N5fH# u ....I #f
me specimen. should blocks Of cubica form
each face. t E.t ~. @
The should each
locality and town. nearest post Office, Of
quarry delivery the
boat stopping Of blocks that
the beds veins into which the rcck divided
much nom the Dimensions
veu NJ giving
enclosed in the bcx and
bv mail distinctly marked With or
sender, divrcted tn THE oASce ~ 5MUNN tr
Tha sp~c ordinary channels
srr4a and ssscnshe height w he paid cir
delivery THE Once u. II 49, = = 81 e
sspsA n srsi srsy ecnt se~sAs $40" heir ~
,,,rss b. esvua tht essa modes. "a t
pnpers sscsvag copy ~ shs advertisement from ths once
requested Insert IN the w.ssy NJ mrss s""sss sea send
"vy !" ' $3.50 NJ C. METcs,
capsair Inssseers charge ~ Ese~s'c~ = Capitol
Nay I7-lav1mwp Hfsa lnt SBlaE $40 H1 NaN1uf ~
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& BuRrAu or yarns Asp DOCKS, July 10, 1883
SEALED Proposal, endorsed .Prcpcsals for build
wall around the the Naval Hospital Nor
fhn Invited and will be received by the Bureau Of yads
Docks until IL O'Clock, the Goth day
furnishing all materials and erecting
cemetery Naval Hospital Norfolk, and
the materials
which will be exhibited bidders
Yard
July 17-iawtAug9o