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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

~ me story of the seizure, by the British gov
eminent, of rockets and munitions of war in the
house of kossuth, has proved to be a ridiculous
hoax placing both Palmerston and the Times in
very ridiculous posture. The latter stated. on
the 10th April, "the house in the occupation of
N. kOssuth" had been searched by the authori-
ties, in virtue of an order from the Home Secre-
tary, and that great quantity Of arms, muniti-
ons, and other warike materials had been found.
1t appears that no such house in the occupation
OF NJ Kossuth has any existence
Es5FThe Washington Union contradicts by an
thority the rumor that the President is about to
visit New Hampshire. lie will not leave Wash
ington this summer
The mission to Naples is actively sought for nv
nearly seventy-fye gentlemen. Senators. mem
bers of the House Of Representatives, ex-Senators
and eX-Representatiyes in Congress ex-Govcrn-
ors, ex-Foreign Ministers, stump speakers from
everywhere, and not few party editors, are on
this list.
lB' At Bowling Green, Ohio, Valentine Sage, in
fit Of insanity caused by the excitement Of n len
days prolracted meeting, Killed uBe Of his children
and attempted 10 destroy his wife. He is now A
ravng maniac, N Perry Sbmg Jail, but has perfect
knowledge Of What he has done and iustiGes the act
on the ground that the child is now happy in heaven
EY- A Chinaman in New York, the other dav.
about being sworn rs "A witness, was questioned in
regard To his religions heipi, when he teplied
PRESIDENT
Of the United States, and God Almighty"
~ The New Orleans Crescent, ia relating the
rescue Of two boys from drowning, by two slaves, NJ
the risk Of their lives, says that there is law ex.
isling in Louisiana, by which slave obtains his
freedom, iihe saves the lie Of his MASTER or any Of
his family.
The decease Of Mr. Hart Of Farmiagson, Ct.
Is noticed IN the public papers He held poll
ccy Tor $4,000 in the Connecticut Life Insurance
Company for four yeors, but in 1852 he snrren-
dered it.
The New York Tribune, saws "eaeh npmber
OF the New York Observer makes more inhdels
and scollers at Christianity, than all the proc.sscd
preachers of lnddelity in the country create n a
year" :" :"
On Tuesday the Catholic clergy Of New Yor,
presented an episcopal ring TO Archbishop Mos.
quero, Of Bogoa. Father CAVEATS lecture on
Tuesday evening was upon relics and hinges.
Judge Gibson, Of the supreme court Of Penn
sylyania and until recently chief justice, died on
Tuesday morning, at the United States Hotel IN
Philadelphia
yY' Hon. John b. Gibson, Judge of the Supreme
Court, and for many years Chief Juslice Of Penn
syvania, died 'ruesday morning ia Philadel.
phia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06
BEHOLD AND WOTDER !

AdnaHtaace only 10 Gents, CbjIc,e,, half price,
Two witness the most remarkable, singular and inter-
estng freaks Of nature ever bebeld by man since
the creation ow on Exhibition, 22g Main opposite
worcester House, w oIceeter, May 9TH Medical Men
free.
u A GEORGIA CALF, It
With but one head, resembling that Of a dog, three
bodies, joined at the breast beautifully connected
ate manner, with eight legs, well proporoAed, and
three tails.
ALSO, a BUCKEYE LAMB, with but one head,
four ey e, cenere iii ;he front part OF the era
mum, two bodies, eight legs, and two tails, making
spectacle that fails to interest ALL without excep
t'n Also ilOOSlER PIC with but opeSUead ur
Ears, Noses, three Ely es with Ieroc bod. g.
connected eight Legs and two Tails.
Any person dissatisfied i'll hive their dimes refund
ed upon application at the door.
Open Day and Evening during the Exhibitions.
Ttt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06
mAssAcHusETTs LEGISLATIVE.

THURSDAY, May s.
SENATE. Alter reading the journal of w ednes-
day, on motion of MIR Cary. the Senate proceed
ed Immediately to the orders Of the day
Ordered to be ngrossed-Resolves for the in
terChange of laws, law reports and other docu-
ments; concerning the Legislative journals. Bills
addidonal to an act TO incorporate the Midland
Railroad Company; TO incorporate the Cheney
Silk Mills; to prevent the adulteration of drugs
and medicines
The bill relating to divorce was recommited to
the Committee on Judiciary.
The bill concerning Building and Mutual Loan
and Fund Association was passed to a third read
ing.
On motion of MIR Adams, voted, that when the
Senate adjourn 1t be 10 meet on Monday next at
eleven o'clock. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

~ A Philadelphia correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, under date Of the Sd inst. piyes tho
following description of the murderer Springs re-
ception Of his death warrant.
As informed you yesterday the death warrant
OF Aurhur Spring has been received, and the lime
for the execution Of the wreiched culprit has bee
fixed by the Executive On Friday, the lOth of
June, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ, and 3 p. a..
he viii expiale his crimes upon the gaIIows. Yes.
'erday afternoon, at O'Clock, Sheriff Allen, accom-
panied by his solicitor, Isaac Hazelhura Esq, and
Exc sheriff McMichael, went the cell Of the con-
1einned man, and in the presence Of Mr.. Anthony
nIeeu' lne principal keeper Of the prison, and Mr.
IarI,' Vhe moral instructor, the contents Of The
u'eauui document were read ia the most solemn and
Impressive manner. Spring conducted himself win
proprlety While the warrant was heinz road a,d a,
It's conclusion bowed his head in toksn ~ s,b,n;s.
sion 10 his fate. VI s"""'s-
To remark of the Sheriff that he mus, ma, ho.,o
Tor any repriese, be replied that he nei,h, , nl,o
ed nor desired It; he WAS prepared 10 mee III az
and his only regret was that the execution wa 49,,
TO take place at once. He then proceeded n ,eay
sert his innocence, declaring thai he had never h
concerned 10 any murder robbery; that he MAJ
been imprisoned IN Sing Sing Tor a crime which he
had never committed, as The mnaey in that case had
been stolen by his son; and that having lived an
his life an honest man. he mean. to die one The
wretched criminal seems void Of every feeling Of hu
mainly, religion, or morality. lie has become so
familiar with cruelty that his misdeeds cause him
no conjunction. The pains denounced against him
by the religion be proesses, have terrors for him.
and probably The only pang which enters his cow
ARDS heart is the dread Of the ga0ws,a and feeling
oi revenge against those who we're instrumental in
bringing him to his merted fate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

The French custom-house officers stationed at
Walters have just made an important seizure. A
cart drawn-by four horses, and apparently laden
wirh~oal, came from the Belgian frontier, and
drew up at the custom-house TO be examined and
obtain the usual pass. One Of the officers in
verifying the contents Of the cart, put his hands
on what he thought to be an enormous block Of
coal, and 20 his great surprise found that he could
lift IL without difficulty. This led TO minute
examination, when what appeared to be large
masses Of that combustible turned out 60 be boxes
ingeniously coated over with coal, which was at.
tacbed TO them by cement. The cart in this way
contained about 1000 kilo.grommes of tobacco,
and several thousands of excellent cigars. The
cart and horses were also seized
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

DR., EANGIEY's ROOT AND HERB BiTTERs
Il shall lee left 10 all The people, WHO shall be en-
Titled 10 The e rve reward, after using bottle each,
aud they viii he sure 20 be cured the Liver Complaint,
or indigestion, JaUudce Coughs aud Colds, Costlye-
ness Piles. Weakness, Headache, all complaints arising
complaints hrh every body is more ar less troubled
with, after iha mr in the Spring Laaaey's Bit
tiers are me very thing al tho ladies', AMI vefy body
else sa"ud have hottie and mistake hat they
always do &C, d, and ha.u and are very pleasant
to take. Only IS and 81 Ccajs % h,te.
sold in orcester, by IHm' Green. md N. 3 Green
wholesale and sail D. Scott, H. Marsh, J.. r Ia
zell, and al OTTER dealers III "rdic e. Also 10y dealers
in all he towns IN vilaaes every where
Wholesale DEF ct, 81 Union street Boston.
1.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of the Asia.

NEW York, May The steamship Asia,
arrived this morning at 10 o'clock, with Liver
pool dates 10 April 23I. She brings one hundred
passengers.
In England the only subject Of conversation is
the forthcoming financial budget. he scheme is
generally approved all but the continuance of the
income tax.
In the House of LORDS the Earl of Clarendon
stated that negotiations are still pending with the
United States respecting the fisheries. Mean
while, Admiral Seym0ur's squadron will this year
crus' on the fishing grounds ihe same as last
son.
Kossuh's friends are taking steps to prosecute
the London Times, for Il libel respecting The rock
ct business.
Mrs Stowe ia Edinburgh attended the banquet
given in her honor; where she was presented
whthe Uncle Tom penny offering amounting to
ElOOO for abolition purposes, and a silver salver
for herself. The next day went to Dundee. The
day after she will return to Edinburgh.
1t is not true that the French transatlantic steam
packet scheme is abandoned 1t is merely under
consideration in financial point of view.
Three millions of francs have been appropria
ted to procure cheap lodging houses for the work.
ing classes.
The Danish Chambers has been dissolved for
refusing to agree to the government plan of set
ting Inc succession to the throne OF Denmark
Two ministers have also resigned
Negotiations are pending between Switzerland
and Austria,
Sardinia has contracted loan of 400, GOO francs
to relieve her exies.
A Democratic conspiracy in the kingdom Of
Hanover had been discovered, and number of
arrests had been made at Laureubnrgh and Sta
. Gle. Attempts had been made by the coHspira-
tors to seduce the soldiers from their allegiance
DR. Achilli is about to leave England for the
United States.
The Great Western steamer had arrived at
Southampton from Chagres with 100000 in
specie
shock Of an earthquake was experienced at
Naples, on the 9Th ulI.
Men,,chkod threatens TO leave unless the bust.
ness in which he is interested is expedited.
A difficulty has arisen between Turkey and
Greece relative 10 certain villages which are claim
ed by the latter. Both parties have moved troops
to the spot
LIVERPOOL, April 23.- Raspan has been par,
doned on condition that be will quit France.
Lord Sraford de Kedclide has had an interview
with the Sultan, and was close ted with him for four
homs
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The LATE CoLLIsIoN-7He causes Of it, and
the persons nho are to blame for u-The engin.
eer ON the Southern Michigan lraia, Edward Da-
Wis testified that he was running about as fast as he
could at The crossing 6tne behind time; was not a
qaurer OF a mile off when he aw the sparks from
the locomotive Of the Central train. This witness
produced a time table for his guidance on which
WAS printed rule requiring the uu going trains from
Chicago to avoid all trains on the Michigan Cen
trail road, and the witness stated that he did not
know Of that rule until that morning The conduc.
tor OF the Michigan Central road, NJ. NJ. TyIcr les
tIhed that he was seven hums 10 ind time, and had
no head light because he Ind chS; was instructed
to carry lights on the car, but had no ins,uc-
ilons in regard TO head lights; supposed son,cbodv
had. The engineer on the Michigan Central road
Thomas Rackan, said that he had set out n hand
lanterR, about mile from the crussng was re.
qni'ed 10 have head light, but his would not burn,
and he had no head light for two trips. Saw the
light ofthe Southern Michigan tam half a mile of;
shut of steam and whIslIed down the brakes, bu;
did not reUase the engine, because be thought there
was no occasion; if he had reuased the engine The
tram a0JuId hare stopped.
The testimony Of these men is enough to bang
every one. Look at it again for a moment Whit
ney conductor, says he knew Nothing aboal the run.
Ming lime Of the Michigan Central road Davis.
engineer, says he was running about as fast as he
could, and that he did not know the rules printed ON
his time table. Tyler, conductor, said he had no
headlights, being out Of wicks, and did not know
whose duty it was to see that there was head
light Rackan, eng neer, says that he had run trims
without head lights, aud that he did not reverse h
engine. II that testimony will not convict these
men of manslaUghter-even murder-there is no use
for testimony. 1t is the most internal slaughter of
l'le-hy railroad officers ever recorded We hone
the law may deal with those men, and that the COM
panies themselves may in way be compelled to
answer Tor their crime in failing to keep the proper
watchmen al these crossines-in not providing lamn
wicks, having been told they OUT and moi post
ing before their engineers each others time table
Clccetand Herald 29th
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

THE MONSTER CALF, &c.--Nature, in her fIolios,
sometimes turns or some curious pieces OF handiwork
but we think she has seldom exhibited moie eccentric
ity than IN The formation OF the Georgia Calf now on
exhibition AT 229 Main street. opposite the Worcester
House. The creature has ono head. Ike that of 81 me
Cyclopia dog, with one eye stuck ~ ibe middle Of IT,
II has three bodies, eiaht legs, and three tails. This
remarkable tp'us nature lived Tor sixteen days, and
never was abo to lie down for, whichever why it
turned, it had cg' 20 stand on Tho Is Buckcye
Lamb and Ilooser Pg, also hei 3ofp@, to be seen
besides tho culG Those interested in Natures neaLe,
should neglect andsee there singular monsters
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

stock, Exchange, and Money Broker,
No. 200 Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes.
Drafts, Stocks, aud Specie, bough and sold Bills of Ex-
England ireland, Scotland d c., in sums 10 suit Drafts
and Notes cooc in any state III the Union and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, & C.. &C.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House. and op-
posite the Worcester County bible 3ociety's Depoaitory
Worcester. May 10, 1852. dtstf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

Cy- Gov. Lowe, Of Maryland, has refused to sur
render McCreary, the alleged kidnaPrer
We clip the above from the New York Tribune
ofthe 4th inst. NlcCreary, it viii be remembered,
is the kidnapper Of Rachel Parker, and the proba-
bic murderer of VIM. c. Miller. Governor Lowe
and the Maryland Legislature WERE short time
ag d, the guests Of Gov. Biglcr aud the Pennsyva-
MIA Legislature. Probably the obsequous, suiyil-
ling bearing Of the Pennsylvania doughlaces on
that occasion, encouraged Gov. Lowe to protect
his aVorite kidnapper, and to spit on Bigcrs rcqui,
slion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06
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Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR.

TIE HAIR.
1--WE above has been thoroughly tested and Tho ro,,
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II s warranted to eradicate the DandruG prevent ntI
ness or tendency TO turn gray, prevent the Gn Of
me hair, preserve its color, render il soft pliobI n
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amin aculm which is destructive ia tbo bSi ..no
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Deheslee.e1, ~ WIZ prove the precursor of ballness
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Prepared only by LOMBARD q CuNDAII. nm,
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

SoULE's FLIGHT FROM FRANcE.-Tn a late
nunher OF the Memories Of Dumas which have been
publishing Of late in the Paris PIesse, brief men.
ton a made OF the circumstances to which we are
indebted, for MIR Soue's immigration to, and settle.
menl in the United States. The New York Even
ing Post translates the paragraphs:
distinguished French amhors) lived at thus lime one
OF the principal editors ola journal called the yell
low Dwarf (Nain Jaune.) This editor was named
Soule. lie had been two months in prison, for an
article ON San Domingo. He did not relish his ex
perlence Of prison he. He happened to bear a
strong resemblance to BarhoIemy, which permitted
ms using ms passport. Barthoemy lent it To him.
Soue fled to London, and thence to the United
States, where he is now the first lawyer IN New Or.
leans, aud makes by his practice hundred thou.
sand francs a Ycnr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06
~ Climax &c Tnnic.

As an admirable Toilet preparation, which ecery5ody
can use TO advantage stands IN advance OF everything
else. If the Hair is decay ing, and thereby falling out,
the Climax arrests The decay and prevents the result
If the Hair is harsh end dry The Climax gives to it
soilnes and natural gloss unlike tie greasy appear
ance resulting from The use Of many other preparations
-andthe facility with which it cleanses head com.
petely clearing Qua the dandru is absolutely asonish-
ing. i. T. LAZELL. Druggist.
apll diff 20l Main st.. Prop1ietor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06
RlilIer,s nnernt2n1,


For Filling Teeth OverExposed Nerves,
This opeT8tion original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him, during and half years,
nearly three hundred times, with the loss OF one tooth
only, so far az known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he instructed more than two years ago,
who have been eminently succt sstul. BY other
method of treatment heret fore in use, so many
teeth be saved alter their living membranes become
exposed. 5. p. MILLER.
I L
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

CONTRADICTIONS. ALBERT J. TirreII has pub.
llShed statement denying that he has been arrested
for s@indlng farmer out Of 1916, AT Brighton, re-
Gently, aud states that he has been striving to re-
gam character and atone for the vices mi. which
he has been uled, and trusts he will not be again
called upon 10 appear before the public in defence
Of bis chaIaciel
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

Fon THE 1oILpr.-Lombard y Ccndall have en-.
tered largely into the manufacture Of Hair Tone. -
coming under the general head Of lusra nuid which
il pW up very neatly, and Is an excellent artlcle The
perfume is delicate and permanent the stimulating
qualities .arG VOL adjusted, ard the solenng and ustre
giving qualities are just what is dcsirs1 springned
Republican, June s., 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

UNITED STATES TREAsURY.-.The whole
amount in the United States Treasnry. subject II,
draft, by the return Of May 1, is Sl9,00g $50, Of
which the Assistant Treasurer Of Boston had So.
1914 and the Assistant Treasurer Of New York
S6058, S3S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

snAp.-Mr Richardson Mechanic street has just re
ceiyed large supply IF shad, halbut cod rock-bnss
striped bass, nlewves, ames, fresh markerel tnuiog,
scup and eel' Every variety Of taste in fish be
gratihed this morning at The Mechanic street market.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

FISK PRoFEssoRsHIP.-Thi title has been gil
ven by the Methodist Conference of Now Eng
land to the professorship created in the Wesley
an University by the payment of 900 by the
New England and Providence Conferences.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

Is Mrs Hayden, the ''lady medium" who at
tends parties wishing to communicate with the
other world--issh she duly licensed 10 sell spirls'
Answer--No, she only sells the dupes who pay
for What they don't get.-Puach.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

Sailors and Marines

VIZ ITO were in government vessels on the coast of
w California from the commencement of the war
with Mexico until February 1852 during any part OF
that time can now obtain extra pay by applying to
HORhTIO WOODMAN, 26 Railroad Exchange, Bos-
ton, IN person or by letter. my6 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

A UNDERMINING AGENT OF THE Noun
TAIN.-Ihe earthquake has been running about
France, shaking the steadmess of'some of the
most Bonaparllst TOXINS. We wonder Louis Ma
poeon did not send his soldiers to take it INTO Gus
tody; firstly, because it was travelling without a
passport and secondly, because it was attempt
ing to make the country rise, and doing all il could
TO conyulse France to its very centre Punch.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-06

90 The Boston Journal of the 5Ih inst. says:-
owe have received note from DR.. Alison w.
Whitney. Of birmingham, in which he contradics
the statement made yesterday, that he had suffered
serious injury by fall from his chaise lie is in
good health and spirits, and grateful for the sympa.
thy which the reported accident has called forth ON
the part OF his friends