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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

oREscErr OFFICE,
Friday Morning, October 7, 1858. I
CoTToN-The demand was fair yesterday, and the
sales embraced 1000 bales Prices firm at our quotations
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
ordinary @snaer sX .. hs al Fair .xS1H
Middling $50. sTGloH Good Fair. 1880 -SS-
Good Middling.. .1oxf0loX Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
stock hand Sept l. 1853 1882 90 az
Received since. .......... .3I42a 1850 -''''
yesterday .'''''. llZo-S2643 100 2455
431l5 1880
Exported to date. Hts 26O7
= yesterday. .4dso-1ea6s 49, 3.oI5
Stock on hand not cleared. .2e7o2 2s,s75
ToBACCo-We did not hear Of a sale
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-we heard of further sales
Of 2do hhds Sugar including 30 hhds Prime at 76 90
Fair from store, at Az and ION Saturday last but not
then reported) 136 hhds Fair at 1-1ee q Ii Sales of
Molasscs limited to small lots at previous rates
fLouR-Prices tending upward and supply light
Sales 1900 bbs including 450 St Louis in several lots al
So co. 600 Extra in two or three lots at So 5sase es
200 Choice Extra in lots at SO S7H, and 200 in many
lots, (Esgle and Union brands,) at 81 q bbl
GRAIN-But little Corn Offering and we noticed only
few sales at 6j6Se U bushel OF Oats GOO sacks st
Louis brought 400 p bushel
PROFESSIONALISM principal sales of Pork were "a bbs
Prime at S12 60 and 90 Rumps M uninspected at 80 30
Mess retailing at SIG y Dbl Bacon was frmer and
oV Casks prime hlopeu SIDES sold at sac also, Wed
nesday 90 casks Ordinary Sides A. and IL casks Prime
Shoulders likewise at75 p fb..Lsrd was firm with
sales of 80 bbs Ordinary o5 and on Monday or Tues
day so bbls Prime at Ike p H.
RICE-sales 100 casks fresh beat Carolina lex G. L.
Abbott) at 5le y II, unusually high rate for the
season.
CoFFEE-53o bags prime Rio sold on wednesday even
ing at lie y Ii.
ROPE-Active demand with sales Of $500 coils of which
70. at 7@T97H 1la3 also at 7t&07, 200 at ~ 100 at
"a, and 525 at ne
WHlskY-Further advanced. Sales 400 bbs Rectiaed
in one lot, at s and So bbls In three lots at oee "a
gallon.
FREiGHTs-A ship taken for Liverpool at s.d for
Cotton.
BXCHANGE-Demand moderate and Time bills On the
North lower. We quote:
nteflng los x MlOei.
81. 15kD5. q
New York Sixtyday Bills. 2ID3 "a ct d,sc
sight Checks on New York .......4 d Ct disc 6)par
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SANS OYSTER SALOON. This r

SAMS OYSTER SALOON.--ThisA y
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON, which o on ASN Al
scale greatly superior any tofthe
sind Ia the South, IL just opened st
iol ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR better known SAM" haa been connected with th
city the having with Nj
when he the the Second Nc
epay till
With sxpsrisnce
public faithfully With the best ine
soieits their
expended fitting the SALOON and u BAF
With the CHOICEST LIQUORS that be SERvANTs
o esllen have been
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED
relatively this lin sho
. indicous Community. mhiB
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TIT THOMAS G. POOLE is n candidate 70,
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mhs "A
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~ The St Paul left ua In per
New Orleans Illinois.
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Ep P. NJ. BERTN, for the past fourteen
Deputy Clerk Of the late Probate Second Dir
Goa candidate for the cLERRsir OF the sECoNr
70. ~ ' "'S 10 ena h9a
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFICE DAILY CREscEST,
Thursday Morning, October 6, 1853.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Faleon Gray, for Aspinwall, JRJo
sseelP 15ympls "pson, Tor Liverpool, Gfney Lowell
sap 'aiaihg suf Couch of Liverpool, Up Whitney AGO
ARRIVED.
Shr Jenny Lind seagrsen Apaaehieols 70
steam oats
ST Paul, Burdan, from LOUIS
Aeok Scott, Sellers, from St Louis.
New IAtona, from
Bells Donna McComhs from williamson.
jean Wsbre Tsfrebonn-. from LAfourche.
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MRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, Z

DATENT ACTION PIANO-EA1
A FoRTES.-The subscriber offers for sale al ~
,clect OF Octave SQUARE AND1 M N
sUDOIR PLANO FoRTEs, from the celebrated maI II
GILBERT M Of which guaranteed by the manufa
tuer Jewey and Fancy Store oGUlNNESS Ii No s.
ELIJAH DUNBAR
tE- Piano Fortes Tuned. dec40 en-
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HoRATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO

HORATIO D. HEWITT, PIANO-AME
Il Il FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO Camp E2s1k
New Orleans would respectfully request theJ I XII
attention Of the publ. 70 his large and extensively
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS all kinds
md descriptions and also 70 his well selected assortment q Plan
the the first United
Europe which those A. STODARD
of New York. HALL SON, Of New York, and PLEYEL
The the following knds GRAND Sc
MI-GRAND, PICcoLo, PiCcoLo 0BLIQUE AND SQUARE-are
the celebrated the combining all the
improvements had the subscriber every style
Of 6G Oetaves. They will be sold
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kinds any quantity
Among subscriber constantly hand the
finest selection ACCoRDEoNS brought the Southern
which offered at the reasonable GUITARS, manu
aed BY WILLIAM HALL SON sp the most approved sP ANs
MODELS These instruments the class and warranted
ans the climate Tbs subscriber has had many years. experience
thoroughly acquainted with the details Of the business Hi
selected that in the Southen
he will
all kinds MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS the LATEST
MOST FASHIONABLE MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
invited o call and samme his stock.
feis lyos HoRAr2 HEWITT, 80 Camp street New orleapa
MRS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, JssaaAs
Iva gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR at f%@
per month twelve les w
sons TT LECTURES Constance gTas
"a tvA
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITr.
Thursday Evening, October g. 1858.
Arrived to-day, 20 head OF Western Cattle 300 Hogs
md lot of Mich Cows The market continues In favor
of holders
-PRIcEs-
BEgF CATTLE (western) ............9 a. a III net
: QChoice) ............... 10 4 p tb net
- (Attakapas s. Texas). .51<66hs y ii net
Hoes .......................s 6sHs " tb net
sHEEr lin lots) .,,.............S 0O(D 90 q head
ttood and Choice) .......S 00fD 90 y head
MiLcH COWS. S35 00iD65 90 a head
CALVES AND fEAhLIsGs. ........s 00fDl2 90 p head
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REMOVALS.

- EMOVAL.-I have removed from No. SO
u Common street to No. IS, my old stand.
mills WILLIAM L.. CUSHING,
ID EMOVAL.-J. o. PIERsoN, Real Estate,
Note and Exchange Broker has from Erchsnge
Place 70 No. Commercial Place. doors from Camp nov2s
u EMOVAL-MICHELL, BEVERLEY & Co. have
removed from No. 50 70 No. 81 PoYDRAs STREET.
'orner Of Magssne. nova
NOTICE.-BAREILI & Co. have removed back
othsr old stand 81 Common the City Hotel
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< wv h6sO iCSul oupphcS Vi tuS
celebrated Brandy by PACKAGE vintage 7ss
oneeghh ppes 1885, 1902 1865 1881 s4s quarter
direct importation which
coOnoisseurs well as grooers and re Riers.
WM. L. LEvERICH Il CO.. Sole Agents.
apis iy "a old Levee street.
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~ REwARD.-Ranswayo TUESDAY, April 4, a Negro ~
Man MIKE Briataysr BY Trade abos' thirty years q
when he blue nsey pants
round SAILORS hat the end OF his left
will be paid for his delivery HATCHER FRYSBY
vier street. Nswoeans him in ral that get him
apll
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DIANOS AND HARPS.- oNIiA
L MANUFACTURES OF PIANOS AND HARPs, 49,
No. s9s Camp the Orphan Asylum leave 23
INFORM the public that he will continue his profession Of ~
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS,
cal instruments the shortest notice. sepss 1y
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

HENRY PARSONS, 13 Camp-E1-
Il IL street, offers sale PIANO FoRTEs from
NUNS CLARK, CHICKERING and PLEYEL. II H III h
These celebrated builders Acknowledged by v
all at all acquainted with the business unryaed. Their
srnments spe for themselves spe all doubt The public
respectfully invited call Tuning repair
lug done carefully and with dispatch. je9s If
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BERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY-R

u q Y
- sAFFoLD, s. S. HENRY, +. R. LATIMER, W. COATES
GROWN d LAUGHTER, HORN A FELTON,, @. z. MYERS a
5 J. FOWLER, NJ BEAN CO and D. COOS,
irm of the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. Mills they
Sixteen Single Saws Circular
wordsworth Paining Machine which will added
be
10000 5000 feet Lumber per day.
Railroad Companies Plank Road Wharf Building
shippers all others Pine
Their fully contract
individual and their
Sith Lumber the
Triton Walk, G. TAYLOR, Agent ans Iv
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MURPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- -
lFE RANT, No. 100 St. Charles street.-Ths estab-
ishment, popularity known, having been thoroughly
repaired painted furnished every A
for the accommodation Of the resident well the travel
public No will be spared part the proprietor
assistants dslcacy with dispatch and render his
comfortable. [decs iyl RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor
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Ns- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERE
W ihh oESoNp DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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LNOR sALE.-A double frame House and -

NOR SALE.-A double frame House and N
H. LOT James 81. John Reli -
First District The house has and cabinets
with double kitchens detached The
alley The
la dollars month For apply
iAn27 C, B BR0ADWELL a CO.. SO Poydras
frARM FOR SALE = Containing 396gST
rich lsnd. within 1--WE miles of Antonio, W
good with 100 fuced
with uskset will be sold favorable leased
good tenant. Apply OF No. 10 Camp mill
OZARK FOR SALE.-A fast sailing ysN
Bark Of $50 200 barrels capacity, twelve 0
nnths old copper fastened built of oak and yellow Pine
found anchors
For apply c. BoGERT CO.. 20 Campsi ian4
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HOTELS AND BOARDING


~ sreeae proprstor Of this house would inform i6
pnbc that having thoroughly repaired @nd renovated h
with
Situated In the Of business
vicinity principal and place Of
I've most derabe location for ors hpd business The
accessible all
be qualities o. WINES LIQUORs,
TEA oFFFE CHOCOLATE Ohasgs moderate
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DIEssazsrac the vintage 1895, 1855 and 1906
td vintage Of 1885 otard Dupuy and other brands
and qualities.
Reserve Paetnho South Side India Ma
des Duff Gordon and Harmony Nephew's Sherry Old Port SUI
aud Sparkling Hook Creme de Bouzy Feur Sey Hdck
many other brands Of Champagne White Wine clare casks and
eases, Of all qualities.
Holland Gin Jamaica St CoI Scotch IRISH Old Roanoke
and Old Rye whisky; Brandy Fruits und Fruits juice cordias
description Bker Berlin and Goaey Bera and everything
the WINES LIQUORS. which will be sold
Able terms be found, for cash city paper.
900 oaks PORTER aud ALE, in pns and quarts.
It. Roya
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yVNHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open -
hereeeption Of Boarden SUNDAY June " lsss
iels u ENOCH EVERETT. -.
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SUNDRIES TO CLOSE CONSEQUENCES

- Port wnei York Brandy and Gin Bourbon Whisky BRANDY
ayorng Caret Wine Brandy Cherries true Lemon Syrup
Pepper Sauce Preserves soshon's Biers mnds Pickles Fame
and Family Soaps Black Teal Salmon aud Shad IN bh half bbis
quarter b6 Sarnes; Chocolates; Crackers Ink Mustard Ind
Sce Coves Playing Ground Aspce Pepper Cinnamon
Ginger Coffee Chewing Tobacco; Iron Safes II Stand Casks ag
Oil Cans Show Tools Measures Platform and Counter Scales
etc.. The whole for low close eonsgnments, by
myi BAREIII q CO., 81 So Common
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OREscENr OFFICE,
Friday Morning. October 7, 1883
CoTT0N-The demand was fair yesterday and In,
sales embraced 1000 bales Prices firm at our
NEW ORLEANS CLhssfFUAr
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THREE LOTS oF GROUND fronting west on carondelet
Julia and Girod feet
FOUR LOTS of ground formerly
e. Church, fronting on Poydrss street.
ONE LOT Gravisr ST. Adene and
Said lot has large Frame Building suitable for carpenter shop
ONE LOT Jefferson City La Aysuu Apollo
TWO LOTS and large DWELLING, llf Canal
side, hrst door above Philippe street.
~ Inquire Of JAMES WRIGHT o. Of
mh24 II A ]. WRIGHT CO., 81 Gravier
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re- CHARLES V. JoNTE, the present incum-
bent candidate SECOND JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS, s2ite
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hUNBAR & CO., A. f., Commission Bt
and Shoe Warehouse u Common strses, New osls
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FOR SALE.

EUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE-Between
~ IS and 100 likely VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
GROEs consisting Men, Women, comprising
Hands House Servants Seamssses Cooks Washers
Some No. Mechanics blaeksmi,hs Carpenters etc
Which will be sold accommodating will
do well to the undesgn call purchasing
J. W. bOAZMAS, 1853 GrAyier
bet nd Barou streeta
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M@- SAMUEL G.. RISK ia a Candidate for
CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT. 80 Election at Mon
day in November NJ fats -
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ET GEORGE T. PEARSON Is a candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
md solicits the OF his friends. iegs tie
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yOAhDINd.-AV very nHnusOmeIy IufmsheO
ROOM the Second Floor Of the desirable
in the District business
Gentleman and his Wife, by addressing note r. R. Pr hi
Office References exchanged, If necessary. mh2S
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@- Please announce THos. AsKEw as O can
ldate Tor STATE TAX COLLECTOR, First District s22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-09

TRAVELLING CIRcUsEs. - There in the
United STATES twenty-five travelling circus compa-
MES, all prosperous, and composed of the most dar-
ing and splendid riders and vaulIers in the world,
whose ieaIs literally oUtvie those of Olympic games.
The American in its inuepidly is as fully
shown in the precipateIe audaciiy of these compa-
MES as in the renowned functions Of pioneershp
or war. The self governing force of the people is
also fully conferred in these companies. tor exam
pie: Twenty odd companies travelling about, would,
naturally, without some arrangement fcrbidding IL,
cross the paths of one another. In France, this
would be regulated by the Government, and some
one would be decorated and pensioned for his i'm.
mense services in that way. Here manage the
thing better. The circus directors, like the ply
scrans, biologists, phiIanhropists, &C., have their
spontaneous congresses. There they consider mat
rers of pth to The craft, and draw lots 10 determine
their respective circles of action. The hrst drawn
number entities the holder TO take piece of chalk
and describe on a map Of the United States the cir
Gle Of bis operations, indicating where he will he on
particular days--the time, Of course, being limited.
The drawer ofnumber two cannot run against him
in his circle on the map. And with the other
members. This is aFcurious and nationally char
.eristic.--N Y. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-09

UNDER DRAINING.-At late meeting ofthe
New York farmers Club, Mr.. J. NJ BLAKEs-
LEE, Of Waieriown, Conn, gave the following
testimony to the great value ofthorough drainage:
81 have doubled the crops of my whole farm
by drainage. One drain eighty rods long, made
Of stones picked off Two acres, cost $50, count
ing The work at dollar day, including six rods
oflead pipe TO bring the water into my barnyard.
have now got water in all but two fields by my
drains. had some dry knobs, situated lower
than the land drained, which were hnproductive.
Upon these managed to empty The water Of the
drains, aud now get first rate crops by that mode
ofrfigation. put 900 rods Of drain into 100
acres had so acres that would not pasture go
sheep. The land was covered with bitter brakes;
when drained, sowed southern clover seed, and
the cattle and sheep eat clover and young brakes
till they killed out all the brakes, and now get
great crops Of English hay. dig bitches two or
three feet down to a hard pan aud lay a pipe Of
stones and I'll II with small stones. This Is FAR
better than open dItcbes."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-09

- The Wing presses judge every question that
comes up in the Constitutional Convention, not in
reference 10 its merts but in reference to its proba-
bile effect upon the "Whig party," and the Coali-
ton. This, We suppose, is to show how con-
sistent they are in their no paly' principles. They
seem, too, be impressed with the notion that the
plurality system would annihilIale the Free Democ-
racy, and establish themselves in power. We do
not approve of the plurality SYSTEM but, for all that
we do not see how it can prevent the COALITION,
besides, do the Wings suppose that the people will
ever permit themselves to be afflicted with such IN.
princpled incubuses and impractical bores az they
have this year proven themselves to be. We do not
think they will; but the wlsest kind of men say,
eve shall see.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-09

THE NoRwALK RAILROAD DIsAsTER.-
Hartford, June THE committee appointed to
examine into the cause of the railroad disaster at
Norwalk, submitted their report TO the Legislature,
to day. After aluding to the general incidents of
the disaster as published by the papersand brought
out in the verdict of the coroners jury, the commit
tee say, that they are of opinion that The immediate
cause OF tie disaster was the neg gence OF the en-
gneer in not observing The absence of the signal,
and his recklessness in running his train at dan.
serous rate oil speed in approaching the bridge round
the curve.
But the Committee Of opinion that the respon
SioIty Tor the disaster does not rest entirely with
the Engineer, and acquit him Of any willlul aci-
They say the danger created in entire conform
ity to the express orders Of the Company, and it
was therefore their duty TO such means of safety
as would prevent the possibiIitY Of an accident.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-09
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Destructive Fire at SAN Francisco and
Loss of Life.

NEW YORK, JuneS The steamship FL Dorado,
iIom Aspinwall May 3IsI, with oates from San
Francisco 10 May 9TH, and Panama to the 10Th, ar
riyed this mornIug.
The FL Dorado brought the mails passengers,
and treasure ($76O OOO) brought down by the
Panama, which left San Francisco on the 9Th
NAV.
A fairs on the Isthmus were quiet.
Two men, named Brophey and Scottey, were ar.
rested on the 9th charged with two attempts TO blow
up the steamer Sierra Nevada. The accused were
seamen board the steamer, and the attempts were
made on the trip between Panama and San Fran
CISCO
terrible ARRAY occurred at Santa Barbara be.
tween party Of squatters and Sheriff w. w.
Twist, assisted by party Of citizens. Two Of the
latter, Zone Justice Of the Peace J. A. Vidal,
tally wounded. Intense excitement followed, dur
ing which the revenue cutter Ewing arrived, the
commander of which promptly offered his assist
ance to the Mayor. The excitement continued at
last accounts. The affair grew out of an attempt TO
eject squater named John Power, who had threat.
ened to resist the Sheriff
destructive fire occurred at San Francisco on
the evening Of the 4th, destroying the Basseue
House and several adjoining buildings. Loss
$125,O00 Several inmates of the Bessette House
are believed 10 have perisbed-one of them, MIR.
Hubbard of Ohio. Fifteen or twenty buildings were
destroyed.
The old legislative hall at San Jose, used as the
county record ufite, was burnt the morning Of
The 9th Records saved. The fire is supposed TO
have been caused by incendiaism.
The news from the mining districts is satisfactory
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-09

" Ellen Ellis, at Beaumaris, in Angesav,
Wales, aged u, brought to bed Nav 10Th, l776.
She had been married as years, and her eldest
child was 45 years old She had no child for 25
years before.
"a The reported forgeries in Springfield turn
out to be Joke (Heaven The mark perpelrat-
ed by the Springfield Post. The great amount OF
forging done at the Armory in that place gave rise
to the brilliant idea.
- On the Island of Martha's Vineyard there
has moi been criminal case in any Of its courts for
is years.
G7 AT Norfolk, Charles Brown has been SEN
fenced 10 years in the penilenary for attempting
to sell free colored man.
Eg- The City Government of Providence for the
ensuing year,was organized the 9Th inst. Walter X.
Daniorth (DemocraD is now Mayor.
q" A colored man was arrested in Broadway,
New York, on Sunday, as fugitive slave. He
was put in irons to await the arrival Of his master.
~ In New Hampshire, all showmen are re.
qured to pay license of $50 in each town where
they give exhibitions.
Gg Horace Greeley proposes that the Wings, be-
they have nothing else TO do, go in vehement
ly for the-Pacihc Railroad. We hope they will.
81 A circus was advertised to perform in New
Bedford, but ordered out Of town, horses tents
clowns, tumblers and all.
GY-A free church has been organized in Lynn,
and Rev. Samuel johnson, of Salem, has been in
vited to become pastor Of the Society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-09

81 The Egis Of Wednesday, 9Th inst, in
furious article upon the refusal Of the Legislature to
vote monument to Daniel Webster, SAYS, s''To
cheat in private life would cous,gn man to the
oil representative certificate and under the protec.
ton Of an oath, that appears to be quite another
thing in the estimation Of portion of the Massa-
chusetts House Of Representatives. We would
like to know which portion Of representatives our
neishbor refers to in these ambiguous sentences
Does be mean those VI no voted for the Webster
monument
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-09

81 An Irishman, named John McGrath, aged
Al, drowned himself in the upper mill pond in Hay
denville, last Sunday forenoon. He had been on
spree for two three days. and had not fully recov-
cred. An inquest was held on the body on Sunday
evening, by Coroner Ansel Wright, and a verdict
rendered IN accordance with the lacts-Northamp.
ton Courier.
gS The New York Express says the total num-
bei OF porter houses and groceries where liquor is
sold in that city, is now asceraned 10 be ll27--of
which 662 kept by Irshmen; 232 by Germans;
l55 by Americans; 73 by Englishmen;3 by French
men; each by Scotchman and Italian.