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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-19

VlCTORlNE, which the owner can have by call
a hg on 3 Bragg, hear Qulnsgahond Village,
Proylng rtoptty, and pay ing icr This advertisement
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The very best Cook Stove OF the season. either for
coal or wood have the fullest testimonials TO prove
from hundreds who have this Stove In use. All Stoves
sod at this establishment, rranted to prove as recs
commended. " No. 23I Main street
ua2e deMWaF
Mrss .. G 90 w IA, an experienced AM succe
fu Midwife, holds herself n readiness day and niah
&c attend 10 the duties # her profession. Resdenc
No. 6Arstin street ool-dtf
An Experienced d. essmaker can be found
by apply ing at 1888 Main st up stains, Room l.
o24 dly
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j. K. Clark, M. D., lioMGPATHIc PHysIcIA
No. Walnut Street. Once honrs from 8 to ga NJ
ant from to9F. "
Worcester ian lst. ls5J janltf
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I'm Friday, tho l6thinst, Memoiandum Book, con.
~ tanning counts gains sundly per o. 8, and the
nnt % me oHner John Bond, written Ii the same
The nder VIII be literally rev arded by leaving N AZ
this Office deeie Stq,&
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An Experienced Ntrse can he found on ap
'peaom az 293 Mar 81, up stairs Room ]. OF als
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Just Received.

Oners has services teacher OF ancient and Modern
Languages 10 the public. Office, No. 1872 Main ST.
81 dt
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JAMES II. EsTABROOK,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR Al LAW,
d. No 8 Union Block, Worcester d&wtf
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HOLIDAY ssLNWSY4TI

Just Received, among which may be found beautiful
Pearl Gard Cases, Fortm0nuaies Jewel Boxes Btace-
hts, b. ooches Rings, Charms, Fancy Id Watches
Chains Keys and lots of other things suitable for
Christmas al New Years its, at
T. II. PUTNAM's.
No 2l9 Main st, doors south of American Temperance
DIP House, under the UnyersaIist Church. diff
American Girls, or Women, can have ex-
eeieni situations, and good pay small fanilies by
applying at the Intelligence Office 233 Main Street. up
stairs. deel2 ly
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Another lot of tbose superior Gold Pens that bavo
gwen entire satisfaction to all who have used them =
Apply at MARTINS Writing Academy, IaS Main ST..
ana procure the best article manufactured Ole DIFF
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Spa, Killing Soda Water-whh the usual va
riety Of choice syrups Fifty Tickets for one dolIa
l.. T. LAZELL, Apohecary
nyl4 diff 20l Main street
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SoddaFd d 1'Svicheli's QuadriIIe Hand
are prepared TO utnsh Music on allo, asions
Apply TO Mp GODDARD Ninlbnr .tresT
K w. TMlCHELL Fun trtet.
"a GIL LORlNG5 Music s re, 2Js aIainst
Sly diff
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A. ANDREWS,

Teacher Of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No 4, Harrington
Corner, Worcester, Mass.
BEST OF REFERENCES GIVEN.
april DIFF
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WILLIAM DIcK1NsoN,

-. NO 7 An 7 To blu.
Will attend this and to other matters of cuisines
isOtice over the Contra Bank. noy6-dtf
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Girls that understand Homework, can be had nv
applying at 1913 Main ST. up Stairs, Room /. Ole div
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Goat Lost.

| N this. city, few days since she.goat, nearly
Il white. Any person who will leave information
Wherc she can be found will be literally reWardeo BY
~ ,t uttg DR., PREVOST,
decls az Hobbs VI OK, Main street,
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J. HOWE. ~ AZ "A
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p. EMORY ALDRICI,
ATTORNEY s CoUNSELL0RA AT LAW.
d. No. 3 Union Block, Worcester d6,y,f
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CALVIN e. PRATT,
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR At LAW
may3 &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-08
Stock Exchange.

$4,000 N Y SOS, '55. 10.
1000 Ken 10 yr BIDS. 10'
1000 E1st me BIDS SO. IL!
1000 Erie Inc bds- :. o.
1900 Err Con BIDS, II o.
1000 Hud r r N BIDS. 8,
5000 do. ........ 81
1000 MSRSpc b, b3.1g
1000 Nor Ia r BIDS. lot
81 shs Del h II Ca, s3.12'
- Hanover Baak ;. "
10 Shoe L. LoatherBk. n
30 Continental Bank. n
so But'rs &Drov's Blk. 10
Home ms Co. O
200 Edg'th Land Co, b3
800 Montgom'y Mining
Inn Anrrf. canal hin o.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
n ON EY M EFT.
THURSDAY, April L

THURSDAY, April 7-G p. NJ
There was not much activity in the stock market
this morning, but slight improvement in prices
was realized. At the first board Norris Canal ad-
vanced per cent Montgomery Mining, /; Nicara-
qua Transit, i; Cumberland, 4; Phoenix, 4; Michi-
gan Central, !; Harlem, /; Hudson River, L. Can.
ton Co. declined 4 per cent; Parker ven J. At
the second board the market little better, but
the transactions were only to moderate extent.
Hudson River went up per cent Erie, 4; Har-
lem Ii Nicaragua, {. Morris Canal remained with
out change. 1t is our impression, derived merely
from the movements we have seen, that an improve
ment Of some importance will, before the lapse Of
many days be realized in this stock. The canal Is
open, and we believe in fine navigablc order.
Throughout the recent stringency in the money
market. this was the teedieet stock the list, and
since Che suppl, Of money hos become little more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-08
suprsme Court-pari First.

April 6-George T.. NesJiR rs. Srinoer Toun-asd-
action for the amount Of printer bill The plain
tiff printed phlet written by H. Upham purporting
to show the egalty of the conviction OF Professor Web
ster for the murder OF Doctor Parkman. Strnger
copies ordered by Mr. Upham at the request Of the
defendants About the time OF the publication Of the
second edition. Profes Webster made confession Of his
guilt and injured the sale of the pamphlet Both parties
refused to pay the printer and this action Is brought to
test the liability of the publishers The tried
once before when the plaintiff obtained verdict which
was aide, and trial granted. The jury this
day returned verdict for plaintiff for full amount
claimed Sl63 u.
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Ce1rt Of General Sessions.
Before Judve Beebe Aldermen Ward and II

Before Judge Bfebe, Aldermen WARD anC DeRnkn
THE FIFTH WARD MURDBR-TRuE BILL AGAINST
LOUIS DE CORN
APRIL Che Grand Jury came into court this morn
der Of Eugene n.is on the .t ult by shooting him
with pistol; whsreupon the prisoner was placed At the
bar, and informed that II no. triabls in this
court he would be arraigned this day in that Of Oyer
and Terminer He was then removed.
CHARGE OF MANsLkuGHTEn.
Andrew Jackson placed at the bar indicted for
mansaughter, in causing the death Of Maria Johnson
ON the 4th NoveE ber Ast In Little Water street, Five
Poinh-
THE PRISONER IN LrxINg.
The Jury having been pannsed, stated 70 the court
that a. the time mentioned he sick in bed al the
hospital by another The court immediately des
patched officer, and after time had elapsed, Mr.
lie Iohme, the superintendent attended but said ne
could find entry Of his being there He could hovev
The prisoner asserted the truth OF his statement posi-
lively that the court resolved 10 postpone the trial ninth
tomorrow morning, and discharged the jury uuti that
time.
There was other ready for trial. and the court
adjourned.
ACouirrAL.
APnU THE trial Of Andrew jackson, a colored man.
In which the Jury were enpsnnelcd yesterday, taken
up this morning. The prisoner charged with
vember last clearly shsvn that ne was patient
In the City Hospital the msrnins the Seoea sed was
s.d sr "s ss the direction Of The Court
SINGULAR CASE.
Two young women, named Mary Duffy and Bridge. Do
nelly who have been upon bail, charged with number
OF psdt Arceniss were placed on trial on one Of the in
documents II seemed that quantity OF stolen property
was found a trunk the defendants premises and
other goods had been pAwned, which Identified by
various owners II shown that the trunk had boon
left there by other parties and verdict OF not guilty
immediately returned.
atrE SHEPPARD CAUGHT.
A Young lad ID a. he states, fifteen years but ap-
rarently rattle alcr named Michael Ward alias Wall
but better known - Jack sheppard convicted Of
stealing Diamond &c TO the value Of $780, ths proper
~ q Calvin Klein " Fulton street ewcilor who caught
him in the act The 10th Of March last. Being an cid
oil nder he sentenced 20 the state prison for three
years The court theo adjourned.
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CtiIed Ora.-1hs Superior Court had 10 adjourn yes
terday in consequence Of there being fire made in the
court any Goals left In the City Hall to make
with. II In great hardship that in city like ours, the
public business should be thus retarded the neglect
caeessness Of those whose duty it Is 70 that fuel
the public buildings Is properly replcnished when wanted
Constant complaints made by jurors who in this
court Of the draceful condition Of the jury rooms their
total un6tness to put human beings In The
generally without FIRE. and cold, damp and uncom-
Portable. We hope TO time when all these things
will be rencdied. The sooner the better.
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case Of thu virgin At Rimini wbns the people were
looking . frOss Of tn: picture the priest vas behind
perform any miracles by images, that would provoke
the Worship OF images The miracle Of La Saistte ia
boys near GrsaObls, and speaking to them in their
rdt0ss she appeared as an old woman, and said she
appeared 70 them TO rsproach the French nation because
they did not observe the Sabbath end ba pheed the
name OF her Son; and they eat roast beef Friday
Nov, what viii say is it better for the Virgin
Mary to have appeared to the French nation seventy
years before The French people have the word Of 3D.
have the New Testament; and II they did mot observe
Virgin Nary to the two little boys Virgin Mary, what
have you TO against Italy THAT Italy is country
Of infdsisl Yos towards the Pope, but not towards
God. my dear Mary. And II you wish Italy to be
Christian patton It Is necessary that popery be de-
stroyed. And do perform, Virgin Mary, any miracles
ship Of the saints have only few words to say. The
Worship Of the saints forbidden ia the two
Of the Decalogue introduced from the Pagan system
If the Virgin Mary not mediator, still less saints
We have saints everywhere not only under all Names but
for all human necessities One against thunder and
lightning. one against hre, one against water to
recover lost goods for the toohache for eye
for injuries TO the breast two for young ladies'
in order to make good match two good for the mother
10 delicate state and for pessncs-so that there
danger life but the Church of Rome provides for
the necessities Of In the saints Among all saints St
Patrick Is very well known not only in Ireland and Anne
RIGA but also in my own Italy. st. Patricks merit
ssts in having converted the Iishmen but 81 Patrick
il aadus did so Srs BY order the Pops he
did very little and the true apostle Of Ireland was St
fatrcs but ST. Patrick established church and HE
rarchy in Ireland independent OF Rome and five cenu-
ries after St Bernard called the ri pagans The first
indication Of slavery in the Church of Ireland was the
time of Gilbert Bishop Of Limerick and he honorea
by Paschsl with the title of Legate Ireland st.
lach congregated cousci in Dnspatrck and submitted
the Church OF Ireland Pope Innocent II in the eleventh
century and for this the Pope sent four paums to Ire
land The last step Of slavery for Iceland in the
time of Henry H. when Adrian w. gave him the title of
Lord OF Ireland and from this epoch commenced the
slavery Of Ireland. Irshmeu you the Of
st. Patrick but Of Gilbert and Malachi and Adrian.
lrshmeu, hear me. burn in my self to preach every
The superstition Of the purgatory Of St. Patrick Is de-
basing to all Irishmen control your priests with
the Word of God, and you will be more debassd and
blind and ignorant. And you free yourselves from the
Pope and popery, believe you viii also free your
try from her deg addition.
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LOG Al AFFAIR S.
The Dartmoor Prisoners.

AnMvkKsARY OF THE MASSACRE.
No surviving ssamen who incaroerated in the
,siish prison at Dartmoor and escaped the desdful
slaughter there perpstratsd observed the Ssth ami
verry Of the tragedy Wednesday night They assembled
ut eight O'Clock at the house of Mr. Allen Bowery, and
prooeedea 70 the foundation of association which
win call tbs attention OF Congress the claims which an
and the less wealthy particularly amongst them possess
upsn the country fer national attention IN their 10
cliniDg years. There were present. Captain benjamin
Mesas. lewis D. Clover c. Knowles Crowley theodore
nsuax, Hartenbrook Degls Lsdd, Howard and good
many ethers of the seamen
NJ CIoyE was called TO the Chair, and made very
eloquent speech which ne regret we cannot give in full
IA t~ok retrospect the wildly remembered
nv ali The shots tie surprde OF the prisoners their
agony, grosns and death, and concluded by saying
shat the enactment Of the marder would ever remain
"a s foul stain upen the sscutcheon of England" He
Iso repodAted the idea that Shorthand had the slightest
recon given TO him. for the issuing OF such horrd orders
Ths CaAnxAS introduced to the veterans the widow
of deceased associate. Mr. 9 g. small THIS lady was
accompanied BY her son a fine young man, who Was
born board the prison ship They were received
with much reverence.
war; which the most interesting, both from the cir
cusance of the times and the man over whom aoated
Of any that have for long time The value Of
the s VIII be understood from the letter which accom-
panied II, of which we give copy =
NEWARK Feb. q, 1883
raj Of late husbands companions in pArsmoor prison
g nav DEE IN the Of the
having myself participant In the miseres Of i'm prison
m with my husband
Having n my possession relic Of last with Great
Britain, 90 Identical nag, bearing the motto Sailors
rights and impressmnt that hoased trumphAntly
& at m. i ha Msa ). al
proPriste those who the In
dsaoo Of their countrys honor at the time their
most needed.
Permit therefore, to tender this flag gift that
believe will he for
nected wish It, by every true American.
might add, that this nag made by Mr. Wilcox Com
mSdors Perrys coxswan Just before going into action and
who ASerU ards 1t TO friend, whom
hand rsesved It, several years after memorial Of
teen. Very respectfully, SARAH SMALL
To LewsP. Clover, Theo. Hsrdenbrook, Reuben Bum
and associates.
The letter read amidst much applause, and the
aag suspended from the wall. 1t Is plain red flag and
IKE all that hosted by the gallant Perry is
what tstsred 1t Is inscribed with the following words,
in large letters
SAILORS RIGHTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-08

KINGSTON, a., March l-Butter.--Americsn at
I'D per h., with a downward tendency. Bread
Wattsons has changed hands at lSs for pilot and
20s. for crackers. CorpmealThc stock Is heavy, and
probably touches 1900 bills, but of these large
becoming So and must be forsed OF at low prices
Four-The stock exceeds 1000 bbls, for the greater
portion Of which holders would readily accept 22s.,
whilst for ais and $685. would be taken. At
the time, holders Of the most receipts
wanting 32s Cd to 33s parcel Of Philadelphia, somo
time hero, has been parted with at 30s. Hams-Both
English and American greatly neglected We quote
the former at 3D. and the latter which very album
dant, at Sd. to 9id per h. Iard-Somo small parcels
have changed hands principally at I'd per ID but holders
would accept lower 6gure TO effect Wholesale opera
uons; the trade, however, do not offer more than ID
Lumber-White pine Is worth Dos. W. c. shingles are
taken at 18s. TO 22s In quality slaves are scarce
and very much wanted, Mackcrel.-35s per Dbl. On
The stock Of cod Is accumulatng and dealers evtnce
much reluctance 10 purchase at rs Cd Pork-The mar
ket IL very langud with large supplies Only retail trans
actions occurring American may be quoted at
zoos to i0as. seitNo sales Of any moment have besr
elected. The supply Of dno Y heavy,
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o Q
After the transaction of business the old men
separated We recommend their to the countrys
hnnnr
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A WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY uHR HUSBAND.
shortly altar two o'clock on Tuesday afternoon Mr..
Isa bea Gallagher vile Of John Gallagher residing ~
No 50 West Eighteenth street. shot pstol loaded
with ball. in ths hands Of her husband and died about
rested Sy oBoer Hsyens Of the sixteenth va add held
to await the result OF Coroner's inquiston upon the
bsdy He stated that the occurrence was purely acoen
tai that no went drawer to look for notice
no had previously received from the Crotoa Water De
partment the pistols lying at the time in the drawer
he took the pistols in his left hand and while search
ing for the paper with the other, ono Of the
pistols slipped from HI. grasp and striking the IN;
immediately cried out that she shot and her hus
band after calling In female acquaintance who lived in
yesterday afernooa held inquest upon body.
raj witnesses were sworn and all testified to the good
character Of Gallagher He had lived in the neighoor
hood for upwards Of twenty years and hard work
ing and peaceabe He had been married to the de-
ceased but about two years and her brother lad about
fourteen years Of age testified that that they lived hap
PLY toeether-he having been inmate OF the family
since his sisters marriage The neighbors also testified
thar they never heard them quarrel The jury,
gross csreessness, in having loaded pistols in the
drawer, and rendered the following verdict :
accidental discharge Of pistol by what means to the
jury unknown The jury unanimously OF opinion
that the accident was the result Of objectionable care
Gallagher from any charge Of evil intent" Deceased
native Of Ireland and "a years Of age She leaves
children.
John keenan,, . carpenter while engaged at work
Wednesday afternoon on the house Ne 1913 Greenwich
street. accidentally lost his balance and fell from the
the third story the street. receiving injuries which
caused instant death. His remains taken to the
Fifth ward police station, where inquest will be held
this morning The deceased young man Of excel
lent character lie 20 years Of age and boarded In
King, near Hudson street.
SUICIDE BY TAKING LAUDANUM.
Coroner Wilhelm Wednesday held inquest at No 90
Allen street. upon the body Of Charles Keller native OF
Switzerland forty ak Of age who committed sui
eide Tuesday evensg by taking overdose Of lauda
mum. It appeared in evidence that the deceased
very incorporate and when under the influence Of
liquor would abuse his wife and squander his money.
He had frequently Of late threatened commit suicide,
and Tuesday afternoon carried his threat into
on having just before had quarrel with his wife rea
tive to the rent OF their place. As the fact of his
having taken poison ascertained, physicians
called; but their services proved of avail verdict
was rendered according with the above statement
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17
Marrtr0.

In WEXFORD, 9th inst, by the Rev. J. T.. Chcs-
shire, Capt. William II. Lewis aud Mss Ihc''
Elizabeth, only daughter Of Capt. \. V. ,'n'di-
ner, all Of W.
In New York, 5,h inst, Mr. Edwin Ludlow
aud Mss Julia F., only daughter ot William
Bloodgood, Esq., both OF N. \.
In Fail River, on the 2l inst. by Louis Lap
ham, Esq, Michael Sullivan and Mary Sullivan.
IL Cran-ton, 9th inst, 10y Rev. Mr.. Tan, 4,
William T.. Adams and Mis- Eliza ]. Mcrrl-
wether.
In Woonsockct, Mr.. jaime. Miner and Miss
Ann Turner.
In Sullmanvilc, 9th inst, Mr.. Horace -.
Burdick, of S,onngtpn, aud Miss Lydia Ann
Chcscbro, Of Westerly.
In New York on the sih inst by the Rev.
Dr. Hutton, Brcvet Colonel Charles 4. MAY, oi
the u. \ A., to M,s Josephine. daughter al
G-orgr Law, Esq, oi that city.
Nca, Fo,, Smi,h, 18th ulr., Lieut.. I. J. Amo-
~, 7,h Infantry, u. >. Army, to Mar, 4.
dmgh,e, of the late Col. i W. II. Nuwhnd.
In Bostun, .I0h Inst, Majo, WIN. Henry
Weaver, forr rly of NcwpSr,, X. l., and Miss
Susan sumner Rdgeway, OF Bnstou.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-17

O. Perhaps We were somewhat III
error yesterday in saying that Judge
Joslen formally demanded the surrender
Of The books, papers, funds &c. from
Mr.. Cahoone, during the Dorr times of
1912 our impression was that he did,
but we are informed that this was not
the case. We Only cited the fact, as
W. supposed il to bc, To show that
Judge Joscn was wholly devoted To his
party, even when it was in error.
Whether he made the demand or not,
he did all he could to qualify himself (;
aud in those times hc was vastly more
Jealous ~ the cause than Slr. Turner
was, and consequently he ought to reap
n uchcr a d more v.lual lc reaai d
now, because hc put his liberty in great
danger, aud such conduc. j. the
eurest and most reliable tcst of dcvo
ton. " hilc tie Judge was thus faith.
iul, Me- Turner was quietly smoking
his cigar IL his office.