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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-02

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Leicester and Worcester Express.
The subscribers will run a daily Ex~
ESfaSz-lyg-z5S press for the conveyance of Boxes,
lzk2-2z-AZ@ Bundles, Merchandise and every other
Xpess Freight between the above named places on and
after this date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock A. NJ
and Worcester az O'Clock, P. NJ
All orders entrusted rs, left Mt the Post Office,
at Horace Waites Store. Leicester, (where states
may be found) will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at A II, Newton'% 2O7 Main
street. JOEL, SIBLEY d co.
Leicester, March !, 1853 mar2 dawtf
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SARDINES
BUCKWHEAT,

MRA A LOT ofsuperor Buckwheat Flour this
H@s5 day received, and for sale low by the Barrel,
NS&3 or Bag. Ii. GRIFFIN co.
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Marine Court.


Nov. 16.-Jdmes loungs against Lucas and Hills This
was action brought by parent to damages
against defendants for invegpg away Robert the plain
TIM youth OF Eome eighteen years of age from his
fathers service and inducing him to ship upon whaling
voyage, without the consent of his father The evidence
sailors clothing store the east sic Of the city and
that he sometimes exhibited In front of his premises
United States flag with the label upon Seamen want
ed for the United Sta es navy It also proven that
when the boy in his (Hs) store, H. put upon him
blue shirt and went out with him, saying Come along
knew that shirt deceive yet The proof fur.
Their that the boys mother made inquiry Of H. and
he called in Lucas and they mutually admitted the boy
to have been shipped by Lucas who keeps shipping Of
fce Also further appeared that this at the in
sgation of Hits Both the defendants agreed with plain
tas wife to restore her son. upon the payment of SIS
which sum she deposited with Hlts to be paid to
Lucas upen the boys return which last event has not
yet occurred The Court rendered verdict for plaintiff
Of $500 damages and costs and allowance.
Philip WekT rs. Funk C Valentine Ndga-Thls action
to plaintiff From the evidence it appeared that plain
tiff had judgn ent against the defendant Funk and
Reed who carried business ut Nos 10 and 103 Eliza
beth street. and issued execution to the sheriff. who
sold out all the right tie and interest Of Reed Funk
to plaintiff Plaintiff then and claimed possession
refused him, and for which he brings this suit It far
th appeared that the defendant Mayer previous to the
recovery Of plaintiff judgment had In good faith taken
mortgage all the property in the two houses; that
other persons had also taken mog for part payment
OF goods so The defendants commended that the she
having only entered upon one eoor, could not legally
levy upon any other property than sueh
TO his view, or OF which he made q memorandum, ID
That this court could not estimate any value the
right title and interest Of the parties Funk Reed in
the premises until evidence given of the value OF the
WHOLE from which the mortgages should be deducted
The Court suited the plaintiff.
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Nov. l6-Alderman COMPTON N the chair, and
quorum present.
Alderman Moore proceeded 70 canvass the State
and County tickets Of the First ward, which was
completed.
Alderman ALvoRD expressed himself prepared 10
canvass the State and County tickets Of the Eigh-
teenth ward.
The President presented the following protest.
To THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANyAssERs OF THs COUNTY OF
NKw YoRK-
GentemenYou VIII please take notice. that do here
by protest against the election Of Mr. Peter Crawford a.
Councilman Of the Eghtsenth district Of the city ofNsw
York. upon the groune OF illegal votes being received by
the inspectors Of election Of said district for said Craw
ford and the illegal manner in which the Of said dis
tict were canyassed by said inspectors.
DAVID COLEMAN, SO Varick street.
Dated Nov. Is, 1853.
Alderman CORNELL moved that Mr.. Coleman DO
permitted TO withdraw his communication, as the
County Canvassers had no jurisdiction in the pre-
mises. Carried
Alderman ALvoRp proceeded to canvass the re-
turns Of bis ward, which were passed without oppo-
sition.
On moti,n, the Board adjourned to IL o'clock TO-
day,
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Mines and Mining.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 16-8P.M
The sales at the board again very limited day
Ulster cannot rise above and from the complaints
which we hear of the management are hardly sur.
prised at it. We're there not some cause at work q
which the public knows nothing the facts biished Ia
the last report signed by the Treasurer, would have
driven the stock much par long before this The
Lindsay, Of which one thousand sold ct
65 cents connected with the Deep River which sells at
45 and so cents. What the par Of these valuable
Germs may be not able to say. The Deep River
bought, understand from English company,
which had worked 1t unsuccessfuly for time; and
the works said 10 have been most Of the full
Of water. We cannot tell how much of the stock vas
divided among the orgiua tors Of the scheme at nom
nal price, how shares reserved and dis.
tribued among enterprising public at dollar two.
According to the custom in such matters however,
there ought have been atty thousand dollars
so subscribed to work the mine What has become Of
this money! How does 1t happen that We hear Of bonds
to be issued? Operators should look into this North
Carolina has too good = reputation to be lost.
We regret to learn that the Mineral Land Company have
succeeded in cutting the vein Of the North Oaroliua
property Two shafts sunk, sixty, the othsR.
hundred and twenty feet deep; but Notwithstanding
all the AND skill Of the Of the MIN
ersl company trace of the vein could be found This
fact when bear in mind that the shafts not more
tn eg y yards distance from the SPOT where the North
Carolina Company working would keem to cast doubts
on the reliability OF their vein.
BY the list published elsewhere 1t will DO seen thAs
Montgomery Mining ound spirited purchaser TO give %
cents for it, st Lawrence whose managers promise Dt
ter time coming, fetched S. cents Fulton continues 70
sell at 4 at Boston sales here that We hear Of
MINING BOARD.
$50 shares Ulster Lead -. ...................2
100 shares WyckoG Gold ........................16
ll0Q shares Lindsay Copper. ..........o0 W
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Unitcd States Circuit Court.


Nov 16.Abjdh Broon :cido'0, IA citizen Of e Stale Of
Pennsylrosid,) rs James Tenor, citizen 5 Neo York;
same rs "a White; same w VIM II. Joanson-The above
suits brought by the above plaintiff for the recovery
of the property of which Jacob Jarden do seized The
property for which these suits brough Is part OF
that property occupied BY the defendants Fifth
and twelfth street. In the city of New York TIE
property in dispute s said to be worth several millions Of
dollars and embr acing about hundred and fty ots
between the Bowery and Fifth avenue and Eleven tn and
Fourteenth Streets ard hundred oud forty lots
between Tbrtieh and Thirty third streets and Sixth aad
Ninth avenues and shout hundred lots In various
other parts Of the city, In possession Of great
Der Of parties. An application made before judge
Nelson that the paintif file security for cots the
amount of thousand dollars each suit, she being
resident The defendants In support of their apP
cation alleged that currently reported that hrge
had been raised secured for the purpose Of carry
ing ths Maid suits, ssd that tbs plaintiff had parted
with ell her interest in the property AMI that these suits
instituted and carried for the benefit Of others
These several allegations all cepied by plaintiff
her oath, and sho alleged tina, she
visit to her friends, that she had direct personal In
teret In the property that the suits Instituted
perty that she widow. without other pee 1nsry
means than what for her support that she
relied upon her r nds and the facilities she might obtain
by heir idence In the validity Of her titles that she
Was advised that her title good and must PREVAIL And
that she believed the object of their applications for
was to strspgls these suits at their Inception and thus
deprive her OF the ability TO take further proceedings
Obtain her just rights.
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Noa and 8, Eas. river. To Committee ON wharvss,

NoA and 9, East river. To Committee on wharvss,
Piers and Slips.
Nos 81 and 49, North rver to the depth Of ten feet
To Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips.
Report-In favor Of correcting erroneous assess
ment against James Lynch, for building sewer in
Cross street from Pearl street to near Orange street.
To Committee on Assessments.
Report-In favor OF correcting erroneous assess
ment against James Ingraham, for building q sewer
in Twenty nth street, in 1887. To Committee on
Communication from the Comptroller, asking for
further appropriation of 059 So for the re survey
ofthe grading and regulating Of the Second avenue,
rom Ninetythird to l23d street, with ordinance
therefor. To Committee on Assessments.
kepor[ln favor OF paying the Literary World
and New York Agyieultor for advertising the
amended charter, SIS each. To Committee on
gine Company No.9 To Committee on Fire De-
partment.
Report-h favor Of paving Forty.sixth street, be-
tween Broadway and Sixth avenue, with an ordi-
nance therefor. To Committee on Streets.
Report-In favor Of building q new engine for en-
CINE company No. AZ. To Committee on Fire De-
partment.
Report-Relatve to directing the Commissioner
By sas es 20 ss
Repairs and Supplies and Collector Of Assessments,
so soon as the Corporation Attorney may take pos.
session Of the new rooms appropriated for his pur,
pose. 10 COmmlttee on REPAIRS ana supplies.
Report-In favor Of authorizing owners Of pro-
perry on avenue A, between Fifty second and Fifty
third Streets to Gil in and grade In front Of the same.
To Committee on Roads.
Report-In favor Of c0ncurring with the Board Of
Assistants to regulate, grade, and pave Fourth ave-
nue. from Thirty fourth to Thirty street. and
also to lay ont parks from Thirty fourth to Thirty
eighth street. with an ordinance therefor except 50
much requires the Fourth avenue to be regulated
&c, to Fortieth street, the Fourth avenue being
opened by law only to Thirty eighth street. To
Committee on Streets.
G. T. McCLENACHAN, Clerk.
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1othl... SZl, ZO4 900 oil
The above exhibit is dgested balance sheet from the
books Of the company, the balances being condensed
under their appropriate heads The liabilities Of the
company fully stated, with the single exception Of
ground rents which pertain +, real estate and enter into
the current expenses under the head Of interest The
ground rents amount to sA 800 81 per annum payable
for the most part semi annually.
The tm Of real estate include, lands In fee, depota
engine houses machine shops, stationary engines and
machinery, but does not represent either the cost
value of those appurenanoes of the road the
respective accounts to which they belong have been
sonaly closed by profit and loss account The cost
this class of property has attained to hearty the Of
$4,000 and this IL estimated to be far short of its
present value.
Revenue. 81, 2l8, 1874 30
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r. II.
AsHm.-Sales Of 80 bbs. were elected, ct $6 10 tQZ
pearls and pots, per leo lbs.
BREAusTUrfs.-Four was in very good demand ct yssf
$4,000 bbls~sour, at SO 25a s. SO; supsrans No 4
Sc 56x SIX; ordinary to hoics State at 81 81 l6x,
mixed to fancy Western AT 81 osk AZ %; and cthsi
grades at proportonsts prices There 900 bbls.
sS sSs s s.RssSs SIN
meal unehsn.ea Wheat was not 20 .s,i1s i ' en-.
bushels, at 81 so for choice Gsossss wSits:
~ o. 81 70 for fair to prime Western do; 81 %
and 81 a. 81 SIS Interior to very prime Wes
tern red There have been 1000 hels rye Bought e
81 Barley and oats we're unal cred Corn in msdS
rate request The operations embraced rs 900 bushels
at 79c for unsound roc 600. for mixed south.
srn; SOC slc for do Western and sic for round and
fat yellow.
purchased at 1880. per 10. w.
have been made of 2o5s bales cotton -
da Including eS for Shipment 7sl for home uss zoe q
spectators, and 20 in transitu. Market 6ru
FR',eH1s TO Liverpool about 1000 1000 bbls aour
els corn and wheat at 12d mostly in ships bars: eco
BIB rosn wers engaged at 4 Cd and II hhds tallow
Wheat at 1ed asd g. was asked for naval sores 10
Havre-2o0 1900 bbls -four engaged ct s6o and
wheat was taken At Zoe Ter bushe To California rates
ranged from boo &C., In first class c ppers To AusrA.
lathe snip EDWARD WAS clearing for Melbourne, well
fghted 1T current rates. by Mesrs Cameron Who have
FKrrsalss we're reported Of 500 boxes bunch rsans
at 81 10 81 70 owet dried and q 20 s. 2s for dry
hY-About 600 bales River taken for shipment,
At CSC. per 100 lbs
Hors New were retailed at 46c &c., ~ in quality
per h.
IATHs-FAstern seemed dull end heavy, at - Per II.
hoIAssrs was inactive, but otherwise unaltered.
NAVAL STORES There have been only 1t0 bbs spirits
o. turpentne seld to day. at &c., par gallon Other Az
ticles were quiet but steady.
Ous-whale sperm and olive ruled about the same
There were gallons lnseed taken, ct &c. o7e psS
gallon.
PRovruoNs Pork appeared very dull and heavy. ne
sale, did not exceed 500 bb western, IN lots ct e6
SIS 12 for mess and Sl2 50 $l2 62k for prime ne
sales Of lard were likewise restricted to go bills 10xo
. 0Lc per ID. Bcef varied little; 400 bbls were
purchased yesterdays quotations Salss Of 800 bbs.
new beef hams transpired 1t S16 Butter and shssso
were unchanged.
RsAL ErAm-SAles at auction by e q. Ludlow-l houses
and lots Eleventh. avenue, Of Twenty 6th street,
&2a 500; DO Twentieth street, each e6,10o b
Jas COLL house and lot Of Third avsnus al
Twenty srst street. ~ 10 lots 20 by 100 feet frootng
Jefferson and Sacket avenue Brooklyn each S57 So
srGARssalss reported Of 900 hhds. Cuba at Axe
o Axe. Per ID.
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CeuNTKRrErTERs SENTENCED IN BUFFALo.-In
the case Of George A. Hoag, ON trial on the 18th
inst for counterfenG the prisoner convicted The
Court then sentenced the following prisoners al convict
ed at the present term Of this Court for oounsrfstng
the coin OF the United StatesCharles a. JENNIE 10
burn for six years. and to pay fine Of $780, James g.
Gilbert Auburn for sir years, and pay fine OF 81.
George Reed. Auburn for Ave years and Elk months,
and to paw q fine Of 81. George A. Hoag, Auburn for
eight years and to nav a d "a OF $500
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which s about ffty three cents every hundred dol
lars worth of property. The rate OF city Ia about
dollar sixty nine and half cents every hundred
donsyn Of ratsabls property.
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s22,254,s3s 81

Stock in the Washington Branch Rad =. l,ols, so
Sinking Fund for the redemption of loan No. 30l SS
Outstanding notwithstanding bills receivable,
passenger through tickets, tonnage, &o... 227,6st
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hsnes If cotton goods during eleven months (tAs Ass,


The movements in woolen productions very limited;
bu these not abundant pressed upes the
market evous prices tosrably well supported,
though It DO deR thai buyers enjoy any exist
ing advantages as the lively portion Of the havsg
been passed necessity Of securing stocks sss Urgent
and holders more accommodating in their ternss
Nevertheless, they manifest decided rslastAnes
to sell their goods credit and whore really dssrable
fabrics held it Is somewhat difficult to buy except
for cash. the most reliable securities The demand
for blankets Is confined TO the wants Of rstaisrs VIA
purchase only superior styles though these are MT tn
dered freely, favorable conditions, - thu
medium and SCORER kinds All seasonAbs sassmeres md
ready fair prices but the bulk Of the stock new
here s undesirable well unsaeabls and sannes -
distributed without entaing severe ossss Osths
are neither plenty In much demand and consequently
tend downwards D0eskins exhibit new feature.
anpeh offered With greater freedom than sher, at
lower prices but do not attract much notice Jeans have
not raised inseys pretty actively sought altar AAd
rule Arm Aoussslln de lsnss continue 70 sell quiskly
and probably The novelties recently introduced
but effective and popular sAHnsts spanngy. pur.
chased at old quotations. these being considerably lowe
than those current In August last ShAw anehang.
cd; sheeps gray rather quiet but nrm Twssds aSQ
generally inanimate and lsnguid
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Dec. ia Inc. 1857 56s Dec. 22si 1893 Lao sosa2
The aggregate quantity Of the Same articles left at
tide water from the commencement Of navigation to tho
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Dec l94 $50 Inc. 7o3 Dec $50 246 Inc 81 574
BY reducing the wheat to four the quantity Of the
latter kft stds water this year. compared with the
corresponding date of last year. shows decrease Of 49,
632 barrels of -four.
The President of the Baltimore and Ohio RAiroad Com
pany has just made the annexed exhibit Of its financial
position earnings and prospective operations The report
was made TO the Corporation Of Baltimore
TIKI BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD CoNPASY
Statement If Accosnts for the Fiscal Year. ending Sep
essbT 80, 1858.
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Dec 1887 Ino 7,ll3 Dec. "a, 2Oe Dec. 1860
The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at tide
water from the commencement Of navigation to the l4th
Of November inclusive during the years 1852 and 1852
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The steamship Africa from this port for Liverpool to-
day, carried out principally in gold ngots
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of the United States at this port to day. $13
paid, s32s, ESQ 25-balance, IS, 951, Teo 10.
The recopts Of the Central Railroad Company during
the months of October, 1853 amounted to s55s p5 81
against S416 GAL II for the month in 1882 showing
an Increase in the month this year. of $3.50 IT,
The jamestown Chautauques Journal says In reference
to the reported of the Chautsuque County
Bank upon the suspension Of Che Patchin Beck
The fer this dist,us doubtless is The fact that
Mr. patchn is of quits large amount OF stock
this bank and an inference that he mgtt have drawn
largely upon tts credit
The real facts are, that while Mr. P is owner Of about
half the stock Of the bank he not debtor to II to
amount of dollar snt reher his failure that Of
Parchin Banh can in affect this bank De
posors and bill holders abundany secured and need
entertain apprehension Of embarrassment depreca
ton.
The earnings of the Detroit and Pontiac Railroad for
October, 1852. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S263 81
Increase 2S per eens. ................. So s1s 81
The Quiz cy City Bank and the Bank of Lucas Smonds
at Springfield ILL.,, about windingap. Notice is given
that all the circulating issued by said banks
be presented at the Auditors Office Of the State Of Illinois
Springfield within three years, she funds deposited
with the Auditor fer the redemption Of said notes will be
given up.
The following table shows the quantity OF of tho
principal articles Of produce left at tide water from
the commencement of navigation to the 14h of Novem
ber inclusive during the years 1851 233 days. 1861 22s
days; 1853, 22S daya-
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TOTAL expenses Oh hBC2l year, VIZ
LIST Oct 1852, to lst April. 1884 $685., 94007
LIST April to lst October, ls53..... 700, 2S6 "a
--sl, 2s5, 227 Of
Totsl revenue Of fiscal year viz
LIST Oct, 1852, to lst April, 1853. 1914 5S4 81
LIST April to lst Oct, 1853. !, 2l8, 1884 90
Showing the proportion on si,2s5.2 7 o.
expenses to the S--za60 Is 100 pr CT
ipgs of the road to be-. 81, 033, 419 so
The estimate for future earnings Is large. The Presi
dent says Guided the actual receipts of the road
neced as it ia with any Of trade but tn
Ohio river there is every evidence before Of
from April 1853 to April of three millions of dollars,
gathered rem passengers coal and trade. 1t will surely
in year after the track is laid connected it will
then be with the Central Ohio Railroad yield pasen
GER and General trade Alone .......... s. OOO 900
400, 600 tons of GOAL from Cumberland
at S2A ...........................$ 90O,O00
800, 600 tons Of coal from Piedmont
at s2M.................... 10000
- 100000
Total. ....................... $i,660,o00
Expenses.
Working road, say 60 per cent. 49,. S2,70O,000
per cent. interest on capital and
debt, say $50, 0oo, ooo.. ......... 10000
800 4,a5o, 900
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The quantity Of -four, whe, corn and barley let at
tide water during the second week Of November in the
years 1852 and 1853, was a. follows
F1or, Ms Whsat, bu. Corn ba. Barley, br
1852. 4,26S 1888 779 87,023 257,9s7
18t3........ 131 ,42o S20,S92 32,817 139,42S
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FATAL FAIi.-1homas Fortune, AboriDg man, ct work
In kr Stacks shipyard foot Of North Sixth street. fell
from staging 10 the ground, distance Of some forty
feet yesterday morning. and received injuries that
he expired In few minutes after Deceased resided at
No % North 8 cond street He was native Of Ireland,
and thirty six years Of age.
CArcHr At IAsr.-Two men, named George Kerney and
James Hamilton yesterday arrested warrant by
officer Schneider, charged with having, the night Of
the 8th inst, stolen four valuable cattle from Mr. G.
Smith, Of 1907 Grand street. The cattle found In
their possession and they committed for examina
ton, which Ia to take place this morning At 10 o'clock
FINANCIAL money to be paid into the city treasury
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TOTFICLAL.l

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Nov. 16, 1853.
Present-Richard 7. Compton, ESQ.,, President,
Aldermen 6turtevant, Oakley, Barr, Brisley, Fran
ale Tiemann, Bard Denman, Alvord.
A quorum not being present, the Board was de-
clarsd adjourned until tomorrow, 18th inst, at s
O'Clock p. n. D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.