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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-10

The export last year United States gold coin and
foreign pieces This year the quantity OF ess exported has
been less than last year The bulk of exports has boon
cold ingois Ms commodity In this shape IL 10 In dcmsnd
in Paris while the shape Of Gotta IL Is urgently In de-
mand at the West. An efficient mint this point would
supply the latter demand in preference the former
The late from England in relation to the crops
have given new stimulus the export of breads,u and
fegh As compared with the year 1876, business has
been n 8 ioowsi
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-10
FATAL ACCIDENT.

New YORK Nov 8 John Becker last eve
ming by the cars. the railroad opposite Tammany Hall
and instantly killed. He had been sergeant alarms
Tammany Hall for forty years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
WEpNEspAY. Nan Is.

~ NESDAA ha9 ACs
Debates Of Convention.-Nlr Goungas Of Concord,
from the Committee on the subject, reported in ia
vor OF printing and binding fifteen hundred copies of
the debates and proceedings, one copy to be given
each member, and one copy TO be furnished to each
town; also, that fifteen hundred copies be printed
and deposited in the Secretary's Office, to he sold
at reasonable price.
Business, and Close of Session.-Mr Hood of
Lynn, submitted an order lor the appointment of
committee TO consider the proper order oil business
to he adopted, with a view TO the close Of the SEES.
sion by the first Of July next. Adopted.
Vacancies in L, gisatme. MIR. Ide Of AtIeboro',
submitted an order for inquiry into the expediency
OF providing for elections ill vacancies in The
Legislature, by each branch, when caused by death
or otherwise not provideqi for, Adopted.
Qualification OF Voters.-The same gentlemen sub
mtted order for inquiry into the e~pediency OF pro-
viding that the payment Of any poll registry tax,
exceeding Sl.O0 annually, shall not be required to
constitute voter. Adopted.
Uniformity of Elecions-Nlr. Bird Of Walpne,
submitted an order for inquiry into the expediency Of
providing that all county and elections shall be
held on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in
November. Adopted
Remuneration for Injured Parties in Courts
MIR. Cady OF AloDsop, submitted order OF inquiry
into the expectancy of making compensation Tor the
sacrifice of time and the expense of counsel to in
Jured parties in cases of unjust prosecutions
Adopted.
Biennial Elections and Sessions of Legislature
MIR. Morss of NewbuyPort, submitted ON order for
inquiry into the expedlency Of providing that the
Governor aud all State officers, together with the
members of The Legislature, be chosen bienniay !;
also, as to The expectancy of biennial sessions Tor
the General Court. Adopted.
The Berlin Case.-The consideration Of this case
was resumed, question on the motion TO reconsider
the vote adopting the form OF the town of
Berlin relative to the vacancy IN it's delegation.
The roll being called, agreeaby TO previous vote,
the result was yeas III, nays 220 So the motion
10 reconsider was rejected.
Vacancies.-The report of The Committee on Va
cances, nexpedient TO take action at the present
time relative to those existing, accepted with
out debate.
On motion Of Mr.. rockingham of Boston, the
Secretary was directed to notify the city of Boston
OF the vacancies existing in its delegations accord
ing TO the terms Of the Berlin notice, and that in all
other where vacancies exist the form of notice
be The same Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

THURSDAY, May 10.
SHNATE.-On motion of Mr.. Russell, the bill
to incorporate the Rockport Savings Bank was
passed to be engrossed, under suspension of the
rules.
The orders of the day were then taken up, the
only matter therein contained being the bill re-
lating to the Troy and Greenfield railroad.
Mr. Faulkner concluded his speech of Yesterday
IN favor of the bill and was followed by Mr..
Warren of Nliddesex, on the same side of rhe
question.
After the conclusion of the remarks of Mr. War
rem, the bill was laid on the table, and on motion
of MIR. Walker the tinal ques ton was ordered to
be taken at two O'Clock Tomorrow
Adjourned to | 2 O'Clock this afternoon.
HOUSE. Passed 10 be enacted. Bills in adj.
dltlon to the several acts concerning County Com
missloners, and concerning railroads; to equaize
and protect the fishery in the North River, so
called, in the county of Plymouth
Order adopted--On motion of Mr. Lord of Sa-
lem, that, during the remainder of the session.
the third rule be so far suspended that any bill or
resolve nay have It's successive readings on the
same day
Order laid over. On motion Of Mr. Daniels of
Pittsheld, that his Exceency the Governor be
requested to prorogue this Legislature on Satur-
day, the 2ist inst and that the Committee on
the pay roll be instructed to make up the pay roll
including Monday next.
In presenting the above order, Mr. Daniels said
fit was the intention ofthis illustrious, and most
loquaclous body to adjourn before age had so far
left It's indellibe marks on Its MEMBERS s to rem
der them unacceptable by the friends they had
lett at home, the sooner they set about the effort
the better.
Mr.. Morton of Fairhaven, moved that the order
be laid over until tomorrow. Adopted
Orders OF the day. These were taken up, on
motion of Mr. Lord Of Salem; and on motion of
the same gentleman debatable matters were pass
ed over.
Several bills and resolves were ordered to third
readings.
Passed 10 be cngrossed. Bills to incorporate
the Cambridge Railroad Company; in addition to
the act of 1851 relating TO the erection and use of
buildings for stables and bowling alleys; for the
sale of the public lands in Maine; concerning in
surance.
The bill to set of part of the towns of Ches-
ter and Blandford, and annex the same TO Nor
witch, was rejecled-79 to 10.
The resolve for purchasing additional land for
the State Prison was ordered 10 third reading,
after which the House adjourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

Mrs. Winslow. an old and experienced nurse, ana Fe-
male Physician would cell the attention of the Ladies to
her soothing syrup for Children leetling. Ii will i'm
ediaely relieve them from pain, alal all spasmodic
acoR soften the gums, inflammation, and issure
10 regulate the Bowels. Depend upon IT, Mothers, il
will give rest yourselves. and relief and health TO
yonr children. q Price, 25 cents per bottle.
We have sold very large quantities OF Mrs. Winsows
soothing Syrup during the past six yearsse7era thou
sand the last yeag We believe the best medicine in
The world for Children teehng for the of Dys-
EMERY and Disrrnea in Children, whether it arises from
teething or any other II gives universal salts
Acuon-Gever heard complaint from any using il
never sold medicine universally successful in re-
hevng pain and affecting cues-elief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE. CURTIS & PERKINS, Druggists, No. 80 Cort-
land street, New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world is asjOnished the wonderful cures per
formed BY the CRAhP AND PAIN KILLER prepared
by CURTIS d PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for removing Pan in all cases; for the cure of
spinal complaints, cramp in the limbs and stomach
tism in all its forms, bill GUS choic burns sore
troat, and gravel decidedly the best remedy in the
world. For particulars circulars in the hands o.
Agents, fni gratui.nus circulation.
y. B.-Be sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS,
Cramp and Pain Killer An others bearing this name
are base limitations Price l2a, 25 37a per bottlef
according to Sold in nearly every town in the
State Agents for Worcester Bush q Co, L. T. Lazell,
G. Harrington Cherry Valley, Bouomley & Gill /;
SpeFcer, J. n. Crout 90; East Broobied, AoDzo
Uphsmi w. BrOphleld, Fiske q Co BroOkfeld, Geo
II. Low Il Co. oct27 dawlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20


LATEST FROM MExico.-The New Orleans
Picayune has received full Giles of papers from
the city of Mexico to the 4th inst, and Vera
Cruz to the stb, (which contain the following items
of interest.
The new law of the press, which was promui-
gated on the 26lh ult, is the general subject oil
conversation. Several of the most prominent
journals Of Mexico have already ceased 10 appear
IN consequence ofit-among them the 1hohtlof-
and all The others are precluded from political
comments.
By the law of the press every printing office
and SELLER of qualifications must be licensed by the
government; a copy of every publication mus be
sent. signed by the author and prlnler,to the gov
ernmeni before publication; every newspaper
must have responsible editor ,and deposit sum
of money, ranging from $500 10 5000. accord
ing to circumstances. Offences Of the press are
divided into subversive, sedilious, immoral, Ii
belIious and calumnious, and are minute and
wide in their range that almost everything that
can be written can be easily brought under PEN
atty. The penalties are fines and suspension of
the paper
Gen. Santa Anna seems DESTROYS, upon again
coming INTO power, 10 pattern his administration
after the illustrous scoundre upon the other side
Of the ocean, and in addition to his establishment
of censorship of the press, he has issued a de-
cree prohibiting any person from entering the
armylwho constituted himself voluntary prison.
er to the invading forces during the late war, and
also prohibiting from all honorable emp'oyments
those persons returned to such portions of Mexi.
can territory were occupied by The U. S.
Troops Santa is evidently inclined to have
another brush with Uncle Sam, and it is quite
likely he will not be disappointed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20


As the season is now approaching v hen many OF
your readers seek health and amusement at the sea.
side, or among the mountains, allow me to recon.
mend to their notice the lie village Of Potterplace,
situated among the mountains Of New Hampshire,
twenty five miles ltom Concord, on the Northern
Railroad. The scenery in The neghhorhood is very
6ne-the White Mountains and Lake Winnepisseo.
gee are in full view from the surrounding bills
the panorama spread out before those who climb the
top Of heasarge, is unsurpassed by any in New Eng
land and by many Is preerr To that seen from MI.
Washington. An excellent hotel The Keasarge
House, kept by II. F. Emory "a noss 9hhgng land
lord, with well stocked harder, does not render a
visit to the Granite Hills less pleasant, and the pu.
pIl Of lsaak WALTON will find ample employment
among The brooks aud ponds in the vicinity. In four
days fishing, three Of us securednealy one thousand
lne trout, aud 300 Of them We caught in one day.
If any Of your readers sufferers from The dys.
pepsia, visit 70 PourpIace III do much for then
and II few days travelling il 'Jake's" footsteps
will not compl,e the cure they are beyond the
reach Of medicine 5. S. 5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

ARREST OF A MURDERER.-Oficers Pierce.
Boyington and limerick, succeeded last evening
between seven and eight O'Clock, in arresling
man named Casper LampaTier German who
stands charged with having committed a murder
in Butler County, Pennsylvania, in April last
The particulars Of the mJrder were briefly as fol-
lows: Lamparter had committed a felony aud was
arrested on a warrant by the Deputy Sheriff OF
the County, Mr.. s. II. Ferguson and another.
When captured, Lamparter asked leave to change
his clothes, which being granted, be went TO his
bundle, aud Instead OF taking out his clothes,
drew forth bowie knife and pistol. The latter
was knocked out Of his hands by Ferguson with
stick, upon which Lanparter attacked the two
officers with his knife, killing Ferguson instantly,
and severely woundl0g the other lie then made
good bis escape. In consequence Of information
received by the aboye~named officers, strict
lookout was kept; and through an intercepted let
ter written to his wife, detailing the particulars of
his escape, the retreat of the murderer was dis
covered lie was boarding al a house on the cor
ner of Rock 81. and Maden-lane, and had obtain
ed work at a foundry ia the CITY. The officers
found him in the bar room Of the house at which
he boarded, and when arrested, be asked per-
mission Of his captoTs 10 ego in and gel his
clothes" This they reasonably enough declined
and having secured their man, officer lerce pro-
ceeded himself to search for the "cothesn In
the bundewas the pistol loaded, and tho murder
Gus two-edged bowie knife which had on n for.
mer occasion obtained his release, and probably
would again have been used for the same purpose.
The fellow was conveyed TO jail, and taken TO
Pittsburg via Cleveland, to-day, A reward of
v 600 has been offered for the apprehension Of
the murderer, which our officers will, Of course
recelve.--BgGaLo Commercial .ddU I'm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
One Price Clothing Warehouse.


Merchant Tailor and Dealer an Ready Made
Clothing and Gentleme,fS Furnishing Goods,
Nos l6S and 10 Main ST. Worcester, (Store formerly
occupied by II. II. Chamherln q Coz
Purchasers will find in the above establishment. every
description of CLOTHING and FL X Nj ) II NC
GOODS in proiuse variety, and the Clothing generally
OF very superior workmanship aud style it being all
made by persons in the immediate employ of Mr. are
urder the supervision of i careful assis ant.
No similar establishment in the Commonwealth IS
conducted upon more liberal scale or can present
stronger inducements for genarsl patronage. A very
small and uniform profit upon great amount of bus
ness is the controalng idea each department. Tie
common practice OF demanding great prices and getting
the largest possible sum- is hee systematically Tepudia
ted and instead the honorable and Just rule Of cone
price only ~ is adhered to with strict fidelity. Every
garment is marked in plain figures, the lowest price
1t can be SOLD and rom the price there can lie no abate
variation.
No can fail TO perceive that this is the only just
and strictly honest rule for the dealer, ard experience
has everywhere abund ny proved it to be also, in the
long much the most ad ambiguous the purchaser
1t Is obvious that is here liable pay above The
lowest market valuation for any arcla that those
who are well acquainted with the goods and those
who are not pay precisely the same piice
The lower story and basement of the Store are ap-
prOpraied to the sale of Ready mace Clothing and
Furnishing foods and in the Chambers above is the Gus
tam Department which now contains splendid assort-
ment of Goads Or all kinds of Goats, Pants and Vests,
and also large variety OF Clothing of superior work
manship All persons lar and near who want any
description of MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING, are re-
specially invited to visit this extensive and well stocked
establishment, where superior Goods low prices aud fair
dealing may i'll every case be depended upon.
mch2q dlu4FaKytf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

The legal Investigation in the case Of Jane
Trainer, was resumed before Judge Duer in New
York city on the 18th, and the custody of the
girl was given by his honor to the infamous pros
titute who entered her claim against that of the
child's own father. Under The heading "Justice
in New York; the Tribune gives the following
account of the way they manage such things in
modern Sodom:
A white woman of undoubted Ill repute, who
has circulated from Mobile to California, and now
halls from house of assiguation in this city, ap-
pears in our Courts under an adopted name, to
assert her right TO the custody Of muatto girl of
nine years, against the claim of its undoubed ia
Their, freeman from Alabama, where the child
was born. California and other gentlemen the
fit and willing associates Of the lady, appear IN
court as her hackers, wait upon her to her car
riage, and mount the box to convey her safely to
her congenial home A New York lawyer-of
course we'll paid--appears TO raise every possible
legal impeachment to the restitution of the child by
the harot to its agonzed father, who has traced
it from Mobile to Cincinnati, there lost it (by rea-
son OF the woman's change Of name,) but finally
discovered 1t IN this city, and brought it and its
keeper into Court Here he was on the point of
obtaining legal possession Of his child, and was
ION Saturday at 2. NJ in pursuit of the legal
documents 10 secure decree in his favor, when
presto! he vanishes from the scene, leaving his
carpet-bag untouched, and his bill unpaid al his
boarding house. The Court convenes; the case
is called; but there is no plaintiff and the papers
which require his signature are not yet executed.
The case is adjourned oyer-still no plaintiff
In his stead MIR lsewis TaPpan, who had been
acting and advising as his friend receives from
him this letter:
DuNKIRK, May the 10.
Mr. Tappan-Sir, Beekmam st, 49,
was dragged of and beaten is the reason am
in this place. w ether live or die, go on with
the trial, and not let Jane go away. When am
better, will come. if you need any more ex-
PLANTATION, write and will send it. will write and
let you now how come this.
NJ. c. TRAINER.
Mr. Tappan produces this letter IN Court, and
the counsel for the woman pronounces il for
gerry or hoax, though the Dunkirk postmark is
plain upon it, including the charge of postage
which Mr. Tappan paid when he took the letter
from the Post Office. And it is certain that the
woman knew that Trainer was out of the city be-
fore his friends could imagine what had become
of him. But the Court says there is no help-the
woman takes The child and carries 1t of.-perhaps
train it 10 life like her own, perhaps to add
slavery to iDiamy; and her masculine cOnfed-
crates and abettors shout their exullation as she
rolls of with her prey in triumph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM ROPE.
Arrival of the Africa.
New YnRK. I

NEW I oRK, May 10.
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool about
10 A. NJ, Saturday 9th inst, arrived at this port
at a quarter past /, with 81 passengers. She
brings three days later news.
Lively discussions are being had in Parliament
respecting the kossuth and Hale rocket affair."
Lord Pamerston vas taken to task by Bright,
Golden, WalmsIey, Lerd Dudley Stuart and 9TH
ers, and made to confess that no evidence exists
to identify Kossulh herewith. The spy surveil-
lance on Kossuth was admitted by Lord P, but
he denied that his letters had been opened
Mr. Duffy, an Irish NJ. p, in "A laundering
speech, charged the government with corrupting
IRISH members. His words were taken down,
and he was cited to appear toanswer for them be-
fore the House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JOHN poYnEN,

stock, Exchange, ana Honey Broker,
No. 200 aaain street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Drafts, stocks and Specie, bought sold Bills of Elk
cnange drawn on Barring, Brothers. d Goa payable
England, Ireland, Scotland, DC, nsums suit Drafts
and otes collected IN any State in the Union, and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &c, &C.
Office directly front OF the Worcester House. and op-
posite tine Worcester County Bible Societys Depository
Worcester, May 10, 1859. distf
Genuine Family Medicines, ana Physician
prescriptions, carefully prepared from aleria of the
puiest char cter
That the puresi, aud most reli bile drugs should be
used in The preparation of family medicuts and pre
scrptions, proposition ITO clsa be questioned
The subscriber fully recognizing his important fact as
the public, that medicines Obtained of him. NAV
be depended upon unsurpassed in point of quality
l.. 7. LAZELL, Apothecary,
Jan. /, 1853. dawtf FOL Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20
NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS,
At KEITH & CO.'S

No. 239 Main Street.
VTHE Olt Forest Ranger or Wild Sports in India nv
Frank Forester. -
The Laws of the Ancient Hebrews, by e C. Wines.
Home fe in Germany, by Chas. l. Brace
Shalatta, book for the Seaside
One Year of WedloCk, by Emily Carlen
Tales of the Countess D'Arbouble
thOrne
Electro Physiology, by Doct G. Huff
The last leaf from Sunny Side
Review of the Spiritual Manifestations by Chas
Beecher ~ ~
rIismatics, by Richard Hay ward Illustrated
Doctor Birch and his young lrienis W NJ Tbackerav
Robin Hood, and Captain Kidd
Notes from Western Life, Henry Taylor
Spirit Rappings Unveiled.
Thoughts on Education Of Girls, Mrs. Lowell
Maths and Vespers, Browning.
The rranslaiors Revived, Mcclure
maYl4 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

-FOUR Persons DRowNED.-On Monday
evening last while the steamboats, Commodore
and Worcester, from New York, were going
through Hur Gate, small boat, in which were
SIX persons, was swamped between Ricker's Is
land and l1url Gate, through the heavy swell
caused by the steamar Commodore while passing
them. Lionel Stephen Horton, one of the Hur
Gate pilots, With his small boat, saved two of the
uniortunates. the other four were drowned. We
have not learned their names.-W Y. Jour of
Com
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

aR Two girls, children of William Burton,
while az play in the lumber yard near Hills ma
chine shop, on Eddy street, Providence. Tuesday
evening, were crushed by pile of plank falling
upon them, which an older child was walking
upon. They were Immediately rescued. but The
youngest, about live years Of age, was dreadfully
mangled, and died Wednesday afternoon. The
oiher'grl, of eight years, is still living, but in
critical state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

From my old Stand, No. Exchange sheet, to go
Main street, Qor many years j. $ Rands Bonnet Store)
doors North of the Central Bank where shall keep
good assortment of silk, Scotch American and Eng
lish GINGHAMS, UMBRELLAS, and in season. a
large assortment OF my manu- acture ofPARASOLS
IL Every Umbrella and Parasol will be warranted
N. B. Umbrellas and ParasoIs repaired and covered
in workmanlike manner N p. MOORE
feb23 diff 90 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

WASHINGTON, May l9.-Mr Buchanan, who is
in this city, proposes to proceed on his mission
on the first Of July.
VIM. Ii. Prescott, Secretary of Legation, has
resigned.
FROM TExAs.-Baltimore, May l9.-N. o. pa
Pers OF Friday contain Texas dates to the 10th.
Inc stories OF gold being found in Texas, are fat
Advocate thinks there is more of hnmbug and
speculation than gold. "''N
the ,Brazos river ~ -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

The Loss OF THE STEAMER S. S. LEWIS
One hundred and thirty eight of the passengers
by the i'll fated steamer S. S. Lewis, of the Van
derbIlt line, which lost on the coast of Cali
forna, have published card in the san Francis
co Herald, wherein they bitterly denouDce the
treatment they received at the hands of the agent
OF the Vanderbilt line from the time they left N.
York and N. Orleans. They complain of the
1000, the dangerous character of the vessels in
which they were embarked, and general disregard
to their comfort and convenience
They say the Lewis was kept filthy, and tuat
their food on boaid of her was of the commenced
description, and that in their passage across the
lsthmus they were detained six days in making
the passage. They say that the ship was short
OF coal, her machinery dsarranged, with no rem
edes whatever, and to that they ascrbe her loss,
1t is now high time that the people took stand
and demanded better regulation in all depart
ments OF steam navigation, where life, limb, and
property are at stake and more especially on
the California steamers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-20

SEVERE SToRM.--lt rained hard here on
"Wednesday night, accompanied by thunder and
lightning, The telegraph posts in the vicinity Of
New England village depot in Grafton, were
struck, and several of them were shiyered 10
spinters