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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

SCHULTZE & WOLDE, in Bremen, are
~ prepared 10 make collections in all parts OF Germany,
and viii reimburse promptly through their correspondents
In the United States.
RErERENcEs.-Messrs. Meyer Stucken, New-York L.
Won Hoffman Co.. do; A. Schumacher Co. Baltimore;
Obereuder FreytAs Philadelphia Thiemann frinsle,
Charleston, ). C.; Meyer, Manning Co., New0rlears
Schmidt Co. do; AID. Meier Co., st. Louis, Mo; ;.
Fosdick Co, Cincinnati Ohio; John Schmidt Co. Lon.
isve, kgJ Il. Kaufman Co., Galveston, Texas; IA.
Runge L Co, ndisnola, Texas
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Foreign Ports.

At shasstae Nov a. ship Oneid creesy for Ses York
whampoa De-. Astoria, Leland ior do son
bampoa Nov D. hp ALBANIA Wallace from San francisco
tOct 81. Nov. 49, for New York abb. Dec rs.
htst Hsens Dec a. BRIG Reindeer JaO, Oa Coast Of Africa
supposed Tor New York.
AZ San Jaan Ne Sd INST brs RsewsJ Belle Br lAeke from
Arr Al Babsdoes icsh nh bris Fouds Are.,rup. Banore
At faya I'd u shis Hog, Weston, I'm Liverpool for Boston
Rs,ehorse, Homer - Lverpo, put in with apart
broken. Tor NewYork d. Nnrod Nichols, I'm Cardiff for
90 DO Bark William, fae ton, I'm Rochelle Tor New York
I'D. 2isi.
sunam I'm u brig Crarna Bates or Boston % d. Judge
Hathaway Leland, fun and for do. sih
ut Heary Mathews DsvcrsaK, Boston
Dec o. 9Th for View Orleans ia
cabeno uli barls yenezus wsoe for Philadelphia
d. CaIeu0ya Johnson Tor New orb Just A Deavaran
load ,or BALTIMORE.
A; Nsraeaibo 10Th uh. taik Irma waper. from aud fr
eays sehr Mex Nfche "a ss's Johns or do u h. 8 PennJ
Yosier. d. 10
a. Jsrse s,h Nh bra oasvus snos, in Bos'On d.s; 'chr
CoTeco. ord. ior New iork 5 ia
Dounso City 2th ut, hrs Chaiaooche Oyer or ssS
1o'l Ids scr A. L. Merton late BSfry, who Aed I7A cit
lar Rosion d.
ca u Cieufsess I'D ult briT Loouo Bradbury FhAdsDh
Arr Cardsnss QIih ut, blfk Seh, Atil s. Barts bs
Wm y ssfofd BoJnen, New Yok boaHs Nchoias, fosanl
samuel sd Edward srth Porto Rso sid l7th bus aaa
AZ Maanzss ssh ut bs Phebs PAGE Ln-sn Phadei
ph, 2h CD 2Ith, brs frontcf hJti iron cal HavA
sifh IaFfabec. 0iey Portland Stewart.
Mion. do lsth At. BARI Soon. n fiycf. Chsre. b
Atayaaa ooh an, bas MaAna, Dos Boston u ys sesh
Hefst, nm Jaetonsle 10 days. shh consdeaoe Mevn,
frou Noble g.. do.
- RI LoelhG for Boston, part
brr Majestic.
Arr 81 John H. sth INST brs Aden FITZGERALD from sA
yannAh.
Vera crss, date AbA;rOs,. Mcneil fin
York
de Janeiro Jan > hp Enersre, f Alexandra.
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VHlIAnEIPHIA fcb l4-rvfred-BrF Eona Small, RIO De
shrs Virginia, savarnah Lhe saunsrs, Carson,
" iniing,on. y. G.
Cared- crampus Csrhenss hTis- r. Lopez
fcfnombuco; FABIAN. foape St. seo De Cuba schr
Mary Louise, Aenms Ch4eou. ID ~ BALDWIN D4heds dol
Jases H. neYuiy wnmcfe, Washington.
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VIM II. rs,sxLIS, Aucticncer.
GALE OF AZ VALUABLE BUILDING

NLOTS located on sTH.AN. and on SD and NrHSTS.
-NM VI. FRANKLIN, SON 4 Co. win sell at Aacsioa
on WEDNESDAY FEB It, 1854 At Il O'clock ct the Nsr-
srHavS lots on the southeast corner Of sh-sv. and
SSst.
Also lots the southwest Of 9th and s3
Ast-s lots on the cast side OF 9hav, embracing tho
entire front. between esd and Sfth-sis.
nso-s lots on the west side OF 9tsv., embracing tia
ontire trout between S3l and ssth-sis
SDsr- - the south side Of Sdst, commencing
leo feet west of Stb-av. -
SRA sr3 lots the south side OF Sith So, commencing
leo feet east OF Sth-av. -
Terrns-6e per cent nav remain on mortgage Mapx
may be obtained 81 the oics OF tie Auchoneezs, No
BEcad-sf. tAISol
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p,-.cuger, Arrived

Ia ap PrisossOs fr0r Liser7s'-sf james l. hefA'~A
sc DO <-s fro~ Nr,risasN Arsnza An.olne hraa4A
v = A j. Aura kdelz Asur-. Of Pr1ne5>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAIL

NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
IN ROAD COMPANY DIyIDESD-A dividend Of
THREE DOLLARS AND A HALF PER SHARE on
e Capital stock Of this Company has been declared paya
Whose stock il registered in New York viii receive
their dividends a. the dice, No Hanovest whoss
sock u registered IN New Haven tie Compauys ofe
New Haven, and those whose stock registered ia Bo
ton, At tie oce Of Messrs T.. rhayer Brother Boston
The transfer books will be closed from the 18th instant A.
O'Clock r 81, TO the lsth Of February New
York, Feb. o less. MORRIS KETChUM. Treasurer.
GIANT NICHOLAS BANK.-The Second
~ lrstaneut OF twenty-five per Cent Of the Capisal
sses Of this Bank = dSe and PAYABLE TUESDAY tho
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TB.BLrsckER, Auctioneer.

Il. Il. BLEEckER, Aucuoneer
IN Il. BLEECKER IL Co. will sell at suc-
IL ton ON TUESDAY February Is, 1854 Of u O'Clock,
AZ the Exchange the following valuable proper
ty via: Three 3story brick Houses south aide Of @
100 feet west Of ghav full lota Also one House and Lot
north side of <d-st and est OF u. nway Aiso tho
House and lot No 81 Jane south SIDE near <ths Also
Lots at Paramount Wescheser Go. Maps eau be had on
application to the AuctoneeTs, No Il Waiist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

IMPORTANT to DRY GOODS BUYERS

The subscribe having purchased the entire stock trade
fixtures and interest in the we'll known Dry Goods Store u
H. A. Willisms No. 67 Sthay between 18th and l9hss,
and it being imperative 10 effect total clearance Of aid
stock within 80 days. IL has been subjected reduction Of
half from the original cost Of importation manue.
ture thus sordpg ladies' opportunity not 10 be mct
with than once In century The stock compress
complete assortment Of Dress Goods Shswis Ss Alpac
ESPECIAL NoricE.-1he public will beer in mind that
there OF Bosom Linens worth 81 TO be cold for
and per yard also, that the entire stock bs
yerted into cash before the 10Th OF March, will there
fore be sold utterly less Of cost The Store TO Let
possesson given the 18th Of March Application may bs
made to the subscriber.
q. b. WILLIAMS No. go oreen,vich-st
Hours of sale from, TO II NJ, and q 20 o 4. NJ.
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DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE Col

~ Drznce Buildings, corner Of Vel ~ "uno~s
Offices Nos 10 and II, ground floor. .,..,. Ia.
n cash and securely invested, prepares
boss and damage by fire on favorable ~rme -. .s
The charter Of tfIs Company provides that ~. ~
interest 70 the stockholders at the rae Of PEI sscA
num- four-Efths Of the remaining profits are 70 ~. a
among the assured Scrip bearing Interest," vn1sn -
10 be redeeplsble 10 cash whenever tho sccam css
and capital shal amount 70 sl,ooo.ees
T2CsTEES;
"a N Wst,rs,.yv lane. Wsryss sospba whIsss&
Ssorss Su.t o. xTisSr I.sg P g.. 4 i sss:k
M Eeansdv' p.min, Dae1 AZ psvsiaG
80 DsIsne - p"ss,s = M,s,um. WI. 81 AsysvS
James G. Bel, Reuben Withsn, Wa. yR
Dsniel Drake Smith Edward c. Centsr, ca y Snl
Fred q. Foster, Josiah Cakes INas 1sw
Rslss Eail, Robert 3: Hons. -, $3.50
puxcAH =. cuaAY. secrsssrI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

~ Yesv- Yoyk and Erie RarOd s bhs "a as = 80 -
md .os Le.shsr Is bales Wool 81 head S1itie hos,
~ MIR Butter q Calves u bhis Egss % Co LINE
tIs. Tobseco ls2 bales Hay, % Pkg 0es"'' " w. N'
go. "a bhls Of Ashes
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THE GROCERy FIRE MSURAScH
Il COMPANY, No. 81 WdI,a. eorrsy q rsAn~

Il COMPANY, No ~ WsII-st. corpsy q PsAd@
CAPITAL 42o0yO09s 49,
AT election held On 7th inst, the 6nsw1ss 49,
were chosen Directors Of this Company ns u
year. 800
Rufus Story, Moses Taylor, ssmPsW = -.
Peter Msyfin. Alex Fl. Gfsnf Wfmem ml.ssS
Jsnes B. Wilsor Marshall PepoOr, Lease e rrnssx<,
Zen. B. Sherman, Asa 8. Porter, geo1s -
George Elder, chas- BsKkhska. ys@s af1pa0J
At subsequszt meeting Of tue bosse 29ssx rf6I
MOORE Esa was unanmously re- lected rrocsac1
Company. THOMAS 0REENLKAS, ssofs'ss'
EsIms Cm. :, ,rn so.siuuss % inssss Dsl1ssr
chandise. Houssbod Fsrnisss. vssels % fess &c -
meet favorable terms Al lose psomPoy 80
Psta.
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CAINT NICHOLAS BANK.-The Second
DANK OF THE UNITED STATES

- TRUSTEES 0TYTcz, No. 10 WaLsrsst room No ia
Up stsfs.NOIlCE-There remains the hands Of the
Trustees me oaosing amounts vhh appear 70 be due
the pers0rs named IN the list being for ncamed Dvdnds
RAD IN iayor OF notshodets and depostc IN the Bank OF
TIE United States Parties claiming under this notice will
required % produce the certificate or receipt furnished
them BY The Trustees or s. Goddard secretary when The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

ANTHONY j. BLEECNkR, Auotioneef.
FT,HE VALUABLE PROPERTY No. 5iS
il PFARI-St, Corner Of Centre-st, AT AUCTION
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at publis auction
THURSDAY February H. 1885, at u o'clock at the Mer
chants Exchange By order OF heirs to close an estate tho
following valuable property, vixi
DIV Ps,si sr The House and valuable lot Of rouas
inoun "a No SIG Peart situated the northeast
ner Of Pearl and Cents The LOT has font Of - iess
inches Pearlst- 80 n inches on the rear, u
AZ 9th on the southeasteriy side.
For mapa and further particulars 81 the above pro-
perty apply 10 the auctioneer No. Broadst. t23i3
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OK yALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on

SMADIsoN and MoNRo OF SIS in the CITY OF NEW
IORk a. AUCTION.-ANTHoNY j. BLEECkER viii
sell at auction, ON THURSDAY Feb H. 1871 at u n, At
perry, viz
On Maasonst -Four valuable lots OF ground situated on
the south side Of Msdsonst between Scanned and Jack
sonsts commencing lei feet from Scammelst each lot
being IS feet inches by from VI 20 % feet inches
IN depth.
On Monroe st-Also, two building lots the north side
Of Monroe-st between the steets eommenens is3
feet inches from Scsmmelt each lot q feet inches By
from % feet 10 % feet inches in depth these lots al
in one boy aud beautifully situated for immediate I'M
proveinent.
Terms 10 per cent and the suctoneers fees on the Day
of sale g. 0OQ remain bond and mortgage ON eorh
LOT for 5yeaTs and per Interest," the balance on tha
rst of Nav next when the deeds of possession VIII be
given maps and further particulars apply to the sue-
tioneer, No. Broedst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

Or for whole d,,sance 90 miles, $3.50, per mile.
The comparison In cost of this Road, with other
trunk Roads, which large dividends are paid, viii be
found fhvcrsfle
As appears by the report Of the State Engineer OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

CITIZENS BANK, New.York Feb l. 1883
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FOUR
IA PER CENT. the Capital Stock of this Bank will
be paid the stockholders and sr the 18th day Of Feb
ruary inst The transfer books will be closed until that
date BY order Of the Board, 5. r. COMSTOCK Cashier
OFFICE OF THE MEscASTrLE FIRE Insurance Co.
No l84 Broadway, corner of Johpyst. !
HNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for Thirty Di-
Il rectos Of this Company and Three Inspectors Of the
next Election will take place at the Office OF the Company
on TUESDAY, the 18th inst. The poll viii remain open
between the hours Of u o'clock A NJ and O'Clock p. NJ
kew-York, Feb. l, 1853 JOHN BAKER Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

<,,s. VIII the ristt 20 eorstruct br nehes 20 coal
80 ~ e,shsr side Of the line not exceeding ere
miles IN length
The portion oftse line from Tar amend 70 cats VISA
IS rlts, graded for donbf TRACK, also the branch
,f1a ml,es,o pesvcf Meadow
70 law down the track and f. 4ish the graded road
81 .s@,set fn Inn, ,s,d 70 do connection
xsfh he Little sehnyr IN .............. fosoco
Tie extension from stssssa 70 wilsnsport 90
ro,s. .e2o0, 900
To produce fhis rum the Company have ssae
81 0o0,oco In bonds, secured BY mortgage copy
which bop Is shown la schedule Az with fkc nss. %
jssue e5oJoo0 more, under the same rnorgsse ''''
the rosf In operation 70 Catawissa ms sv - ooo
To connect with the Lftss schzyikil.. -..s..... 49,
Ard leaves the 5oo, 600 applicable 70 me e.'o
wilramsport For this FIN, win tne DAiAncs y
stoch Of the company, they hsye oaers from
BILE contractors to grade and do II the WORK. ana Iur
nish all the materials
Tbe ,,on 4 l,,ufrzetsd for q the Moztour Works
,c line n DE- rod at sixty dollars the tus, to Be
delivered during ire coming season. sad il is the de-
termination Of the company 10 have the entite road IN
oucresiop, 90 as % make ne connection complete DC
tween tie Lipis schuyihll and the WIhanaspor and
Elmirs early Ia the spring Of 1854.
The whole cost Of the road VIII stand thus ~.
Present stock si'so00 90
Bonds. 20 100
sscck to complete 70 willmnsport. 'V'ooo
$4,000
Deduct from tis snc value Of che coal iands 10000
s33oo,oOo
H. ,..,. N. -. M IL. AK faa Ye~ nile
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Jron the above statement the Board of Trustees have
tbs declared divicend of Is per cent on the sornt
Of earned OF the year ending the 18th day Of jan
nary 1853 for which certificates viii be issued on and after
he Seth day Of March also dividend Of per cent.
on the certificates Of 1919 1919 aud 1880 payable IN cash
ard afr the 2lst day of February Feb
'"--' ~ 49, g. MORRIS Secretary
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I H. WAINWRIGHT, Stock and Exchange

II wanted loan personal properly, for many years.
Security ample. Will pay from ten thirty per cent.
Address A. r. Tribune Office, for one week.
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Wsor Fuller Johnson Savannah, Dunbar
schr Oliver H. Perry, BulloSk, RocklsDd, 5ds
schr. Joseph Baker, Hx. Rockiand, d.
schF. GaIeie. - RoCklAnd Dc.
sChr. Lucy Ames Anne. Rockland, ds.
Sehr. Fay State, yerrii Rocklsnd. ds
Schr Mary X. Law, Msker, Aocromsek, 2 d.
sslr. MaFssFei Mene johnson. Virginia, D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

" rios 1Ss Robins, Trustee.
VIM. II. HOOD.
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I AND WARRANTS purchased and sold
II upon the most favorable terms and Bounty Lands aud
Pension Clssns promptly attended 10, by GEO. WOOD.
MAN No ~ William 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-15

Il CoMPANY-ln conformity 70 the provisions o. the
charter Of tins Company, the Trustees submit the foo"-
ing statement: -. -, -, ?.
Pre4iuuns Outstanding the 18th Jan 80
Premiums taken SINCE Jan. -, iso<,1S follows.
Marine premiums trcludug those
connected with inlAnf) .......... sJ4S5do 81
Inls tran srortsrion and navigation
reke ~''N ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-26

LIABILITIES OF RAILROAD COMPANIES. in a
recent decision in Eng land. railroad companies were
held TO pretty strict accountability. The action
was to recover damages Tor injuries sustained in get.
ting out of the cars at an inconvenent and danger
GUS place. The train in which the plaintiff was, at
the time of The accident, arrived at the station
where he was to stop, about eight O'Clock in the
evening. The train was very long one, and ex.
tenued below the PLATFORM and The plaintiff being in
the last carriage but one, had get down upon the
ground. TWAS quite dark, and the plaintiff in step
ping from the board beside the carriage to the
ground, which was twenty inches below it, put
his foot upon the rail OF shuntng line, and in de-
scending upon it with the whole force of his body,
his foot slipped, and he thereby rupiured the ga-
mens of his ankle The result was, that he was
confined for considerable period land is still Obliged
to walk with crutches, and, in the opinion of medi.
cal men, will be obliged to do so for another year.
He held that the neg lect Of the Railroad Company
to carry him to a safe and proper landing rendered
them liable for the injury. The jury gave him
verdict OF $l000.-BoSt. Trav
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-26

This is certainly the case with DIR. TOBIAS CELE-
DRAFTED VENETIAN LINIMENT, as no one is called on
10 nav for it. if they do not get relieved should they
il according to the drecons,-and no family will be
without il, alter giving il lair Trial IL CUBES
tooth ache in five minutes the most severe Cough in
fnw DAYS Headache in half an hour, Chronic Rheuma-
tsm in a shorter time than any thing yet known. 1t 10
not recommended Cor Infammatory rheumatism, as
that requires internal treatment and tho aid OF Ply
scian is necessary. No having children ought TO
be without bottle in the house, in of Group,
single application will it, and thereby the life
OF many child. Dysentey is immediately cured by it,
if taken when first attacked. 1t stops the most severe
vomiting in few minutes. II is also warranted Tor
Cuts Burns, Sceds Sores, Swellngs Mosquito Bites,
etc Price, Is and 50 cents.
DR.. Tobias has also put up a HORSE LINIMENT,
in nearly pint bottles; which OWHeiS Of Horses will
find superior TO other for Calls Colo, Sprains, Swell
lngs etc. Price, so cents.
u All orders must be addressed to Or. TOBIAS,
No 240 Greenwich street, New York, post paid
, AGENTS-Davd Scott, NJ. 3. Green, Division r o.
l2, Worcester John Sutton, New Worcester; G. )
Taft, and w r. Johnson Millbury J. N. Grout &
Co., and Phineas jones, Spencer.
marie d2aw weow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-26

WASHINGTON MATTERs.-As an illustration of
the pertinacIty with which the President and the
members of his Cabinet are pursued by the swarms
of greedy Office seekers, who have iocked like car
rlon crows to Washington, TO await the distribution
of the spos, it is related that one day this week,
when Secretary Guthrie weat home to dinner, with
appetite well sharpened by hard days ANNOYING
business, he found his parlors and halls filed with
his very solicitous friends, who desired opportunity
for private word. Finding he could not escape
them, nor reach the dining-ta without their OBJ
servation, he ordered the dining room doors TO he
thrown open and, although there were covers placed
for some three or four persons only, invited the en-.
tire hungry crowd to dine with him!
Another story is told Of the Rev. John G. Smith,
pastor of the church of which President Pierce is an
attendant. Coming in from morning calls upon his
parishoners recently, he found his parIor filled with
gentlemen who wanted the opportunity of becoming
members of his congregation, by securing places in
the Departments at Washington, which would ena.
BILE them to make it their home He disposed of his
visitors summariy but courteousy, by assuring them
in his blandest tones, that if he had any influence
with the President, and should exert it at all. it
would be exerted to keep the members of his Wing
congregation in their offices, and not to turn them
out and supply their places with new set that mig hit
not prove so valuable and agreeable
1t is said that President Pierce looks faded and
care-worn. The opportunities with which he is be-
SET added to the of State, are making serious
inroads upon his bodily vigor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-26
S. B. l. GODDARD, Secretary.

Mas. Warmers READINGs-To-nigh at
Brinley Hall, Mrs. Warner will read from the
Merchant Of Venice. We hope that all who can
avail themselves Of the opportunity to listen 10
this gifted lady win do SO. Elocutiou has always
been favorite study in republican nations, where
politics engross so much of public attention, and
eloquence is SO powerful an instrument for NOV
ing public opinion;'we presume, therefore. that
onr young men viii not fail to profit by the lessons
graceful oratory which Mrs w. will offer them
Tonight. Those who love to have the writings
ofShakspeare presented to the intellect, without
any of those dramatic arts and accessories which
are calculated to opesste on the senses, ought to
be present at Briniey Hail tonight, and give Mrs.
Warner their countenance and support To all
who may attend her readings, we give the as
surance ola highly intellectual treat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-26

MEssRs. Demonstrating that the Hon
Board of Aldermen are closing up some of the
private streets on account of their bad condition.
l would especially call their attention to MAN
street, between Mr. Lewis Thayers and Mr.
Springs store Passing this place this day, be
held two teams fast in the mud, and it was with
great difficulty that they were extricated. The
opinions of the drivers and persons passing al the
time, that it was nuisance and ought to be
repaired Immediately, concurs with mine.
travelled from Leicester Hill this day, and d d
not find the travelling as bad the whole distan ce
as in the place above mentioned. II our city au-
thoriIies would ride this way some muddy day.
and behold the bad state of the street, feel as
sured that they wOuld speedily remedy the defect.
March Is. A TRAvELLrR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-26
BY EGRA PH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Asia.
NEw YoRK, March

NEW YORK, March %.
The steamer Asia, with three days later news
from Europe, reached her wharf at O'Clock this
evening.
Cotton at Liverpool was dull, and SI4 lower for
the week. Sales 10000 bales. Flour had further
declined, from Cd to Is per Ia. Wheat was dull at
previous prices. Bacon and cheese were scarce, in
demand, while other provisions were dull
ENGLAND. = Parliament were discussing bust
ness of no Importance. The House Of Commons on
the llth inst passed the Catholic appointment bill
The English papers were still discussing the late
bribery election cases.
The demand for money bad fallen off and the
market was easy, at 2 Sl.2. Consos had adj
vanced from SO rs to 100.
FRANCE continues quiet. The Empress is in
fair way TO furnish heir to the imperial thu one
The coronation of the Empress, by the Pope, is to
come off in Paris on the 10Th of May.
loan of u 200, coo francs is to he made to the
Pope, to recruit his exhausted treasury. The con-
sent of both Austria and Ru STA is said to have been
obtained to the Pope's visit to France.
1t is stated in Journal that Louis Napoleon did
not join in any collection for the exuadition of
political refugees from England.
ITALY.-The country continues in most deplor-
able condition. Executions, confscations, and HIGH
handed tyranny the order ofthe day.
AUSTRALIA Vienna, the exasperation of the
people against the English is very great Lord
Palmerston seems TO be more obnoxious than ever
with the Austrian people and Cabinet. The Aus
tran troops the frontier near Ticino, have been
reinforced, and now amount to $4,000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-26

FLUEKEYIsM IN NEW YoRK.-The Herald
Gays hunkeysm is spreading alarmngly in New
York. Go up Broadway, it says, any time during
the day, between eleven and four, and it might be
fancied, from the number of arstocratic equpages
rolling past, with Iivered coachmen holding the rib
bons, aud tasseIled and siver-aced fooImen en-.
deavoring to maintain their footing behind, that YOU
had been transported to Regent street, or else that
New York had suffered irruption of the wealthy
parvenuS of London. In fact, handsome liVeries,
gold lace, and splendid equipages are now the rage
OF The upper Ten of New York. FIunkeylsm has
been transplaned to the metropolis of this democrat
ic land, and from the evidence before our eyes, we
should say it has found most congenal soil