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Administrators Sale.

M III, be sold at Public Aucli. n, on BOMBAY next
w at 10 O'Clock NJ. on the premises, all that
Real Estate, situated in Worcester Pine ST., known
as the Hannah Thomas Estate " Said Estate con
sists Z" about 4J.0G0 feet Of land. with two wooden
Houses, and one large Brick IIouse upon the same
For further Information apply To
L. q, SrODDARD, Administrator
Worcester, May 2, 1853, myI3 do
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L0HTI

OST, In the centre District, Readyhll, containing
Ia Note Of hand aud Bills, aud several other papers
OF no value but 70 the owner, the finder VIII De oeiay
bv leaving the same al this office, sh the
owner. myl2 df w. WOOD.
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House and Lot at Auction

WYE shall sell on the prem i.es. in STERLING
w on N0NpAI, May Ii, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the
ouse and Lot belonging 10 fred t,,rris on the Wes
minister road, about Of mile from the Post O fce
Il good and convenient D~ cling House. The Lot con-
tains about Acre of Land, under high state of cult.
walton ; on the same are number OF Choice FRUIT
TREES. Also, Il Chair shop and Barn.
Terms liberal and make known the sale.
5. w. SELRY o. co, Auct'rs.
Sterling, April 81, 1853 dts
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The entertainments TO commerce with the new farce
entitled Phiggs, Diggs, Spoon & Co., or WnJ0t
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Blacksmith Shop and Tools for Sale,

7 N the town of Webster near the Depot with a good
run of custom, it being the shop formerly occupied
by Bradford Marcy. Possession given Immediately and
terms of payment will be made easy for the purchaser
For further particulars inquire of PRESTON CUM
MINGS of Oxford
Webster, May 4 1859 my6 d2wayv1w*
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Ribbons and MilIlrelv Goods.

IN Cartons style Bonnet Ribbons l2 do. Tafeta.
CO do Cap Ribbons; rs ps Goca Tafeta Mode
and Narseline silks, tor Bonnet Innings, q C.
English and French Grape, Lawns, aIlion Muslins,
and iul assortment Of all kinds of Bonnet Materials
which we offer at Wholesale aud Retail at very / Nv
prices. MILES q BROWNING.
apps DIFF $50. cor of Main Walnut SITS
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Ladies Boots and Shoes.
Calf R0nfs.

Spring Style Hats and Caps.
E@ OF the best nanuiacture-Boys Beaver and
49, Fancy Hats and Gaps, Gloves, Mittens, Feetng,
~ Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Stocks, Idkt's, Suspen
ders Umbrellas, Canes, Buffalo Robes, &c, &C. Cheap
at MERRILL'S,
MARI dawtf No. 22l Main street.
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MANAGER. f. GATES
ACTING AND STAGE MANAGER........J.G G. CARTLITcH
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y wv
Jedediah. .......-............Mr 6 E. Locke
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We " ~
ADMIssIoN.-Patquette so Gents Circle, 25 cents
Gallery IL IL Cents. Boys under l6 of age will
be required bring order from Parents Guardians
Doors olen at Z; Performances commence al O'clock
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Barrage De LANES

NME have added within few days, 50 different
" styles OF the above Goods, making oar assurt-
men second 10 none in This Guy Some as l,w as l2I
cents a. y THOMPSON < CO.
my u o2Nis
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SCHOOL BOOKS AT Wholesale

Il. LIVERMORE g. COMPANY,
Publishers & Booksellers, OPP. american House
uAVE in Store large stock Of
IL School Books and Stationery,
which they are able to sell in quantities. low MS can
be bought in Boston New York Purchasers are in-
vIted TO obtain prices aud Judge for themselves.
Il. LlVERMORE A. Co,
my5 dtr ls4 Nam Street.
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T 0 LIE 2

A CONVENIENT Lower Tenement 6 or 7 Rooms
N on Newton steet Off 4 leasaut at the House of u
Manning, with good Barn and Stab e, good " alter,
Garden, &c. Inquire at This office, or Of
J. G. sTODDARD,
Maple street or at the House.
mch24 DIR
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Printed Lawns

A GREAT Variety, just received. We can sell a
IN fast colored A Printed I,aun, fn 10 cts, Super
Qua ily, l2l cts, other yes at H. 90 ana rs CTS
mylS d2wis A. Y. THOMPSON d co.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DR.. Cornelps Pain Expeller.
50 4 PERFECT Chara.er of nm ) U~.n-,c,.rsd
~ Dy s. u FULLER a. CC.
generally ry4 III
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MIR. Geo. e. locke, the inimilable Yankee Com.
edian. for four nights o1y.
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Store to- LET.

A GOOD Store, situated in the centre of business in
"a the city of oreester, with good Stock Of
GROCERIES,. which the will dispose of on ia
vorable terms he having become connected in another
branch of trade. Said Store is in best sec
tons of the City for Cash business, and offers a great
mducement TO an with ii small capital For further
particulars enquire at this office. m,6 d3w
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The Subscriber

Ia WISHING to leave the city, will sell the
ini# HOUSE, in which he lives, on Crown ST. on ia
vorable terms. The House is and was built
by the subscriber for his use in the most thorough
manner, a desirable location. j. G. TYLER.
myI0 dlw%
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sUMMER sHAWLS.

I IN SUMNER SHAWES just received Prices
~ from rs to 500. Every style ami color y GU
can hRk of Also so Misses Ehawls, from 875 cts to
S!,15 A. Y. THOMPSON d. co.
Wy IL Davis
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Worcester Dramatic Museum.
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Those Black Swiss silks.

g. ELLlNG by the subscriber are Acknowledged by all
- to he SIX Of Usry superior make and by neGrfv
H. TO he the best Black SILK selling in this city
my4 dl2is GRO p R9VANT,
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Beraga De LANES

On PS OF New Geraee De l.aines, the most beauti
" full coorugs witch have been shown in the city
'"l9 seas' IL GEO. P. BRYANT
my4 dI2is
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

- THE subscriber will sell the House in which
hm be lives, on Portland street. 1t is one of he
most desirable locations in Worcester.
Terms 10 suit the purchaser.
UHAs. r. BANCROFT.
Worcester Feb. 49, 1853 distF
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A Valuable Lot
Stock of Groceries for Sale

kARE opportunity is offered, for any person wiah
IA ing to engage in business with moderate capital
10 purchase small stock Of Goods, in of the best
locations IN the city, where good and Increasing run
of trade is established.
Inc proprietor having strong Inducements offered to
eneage III dierent business enterprise will give pur.
chaser a good bargain Inquire at this office
nyl2 dawIf
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nOMONDAY EVENING, May 10Th, 1853, will be
~ acted the beautiful Comedy in acts entitled
The Green lI0tGataiR Boy.
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Flowers

~ BOXES French and American Bunches and
~ Sprigs, just received by
MILES BROWNING
ape diff 100. Corner Main and Walnut streets
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silk Bonnets.

{ UR Milliner having returned from New York with
the latest Spring styles Of Silk Boanes, we are
prepared to receive orders for All kinds OF SILK, Grape
and Lawn Hats In the above department will only
say, that we employ AineIs that had long exper
fence III the most fashionable cities, and can assure
those having work done Rooms, not only neatly
made goods but fashionable stylts Ladies' are invited
to call and examine. MILES q BROWNING,
ape diff 1860 Main street
Bonnet and Hat Bleaching G. Repairing
GTRAW and LACE Bonuets of all kinds, made
~ fashionable, colored in any shade, beached and
pressed IN superior manner, at short notice, NeapO-
ltan aud Pamela ii0nnets made to look well as new.
Also-Genls thin iats Of all kinds, Bleacned and
Pressed IN The newest Styles Orders left stole,
NO 100 Main si&eet will he promptly attended to.
MILES < BROWNING.
100. Corner Of Main and Walnut streets. 100.
Dch22 dawn
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MoRTIMoR
Celebrated
b 1T L E r CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD PURIFIER,

Say that these diseases cannot remain long in the sys
TEN after commencing its use.n
IL now meets extensive sale with more than One
Thousand Druggists among whom are many eminent
Physicians, who use and prescribe it,
This Vegetable Spirit pleasant TO take, nnd per-
ecty sale to be used in any state OF heah by the
most delicate female or child
" Price s 100 per bottle.
sold by Druggists generally. Wholesale
and Retail Druggists will be supplied on application 70
the Proprietors.
Wv. ALEXANDER g. co Publishers,
No. l Barclay It., CASTOR House,) New York.
Sold by G. s. a. A. j. Howe, NJ. b. Green, ID. Scott,
L. T. Lazell, Worcesieri .. r. Bliss ana Haven,
Springfield.
N. d. The above are also supplied with
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound.
This celebrated remedy has gained reputation une-
0ualled BY any other preparation now 10 Those
nfiicted with that dreadful disease-Rh sm-will
and Ibis remedy equally effective in every form of the
disease, either iufammatofy (acute) chronic, of no
matter how long standing. apis doedlyis
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NEW MUSIC.
N Office

A III. persons having Measures Weights, Balances,
"A scales and Beams 10 Seal, requested 10 bring
them TO NO 10 Front At, and have them adjusted ac-
cording TO law. GEORGE GER Civ realer
Worcester, May 10, 1858. div
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Bonnet and Hat Bleaching & Renairinp
Hosiery and Gloves =!

UNi Receive large assortment OF Hosiery, Gloves
~ a. Mlt's, Of every description and quality, which
we offer grt at borgaius
NILES & BROWNING,
apo dtf leo, cor. Main and Walnut streets.
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TO LET.
Z O lett
TO LET.
TO LET.

BLACKsMITH'S SHOP and Tools also a Tene-
IA menl If desired said shop is considered an ex-
ceieht one Tor custom work. il has likewise nearly the
entire forging for two Factories Inquire al this office
apl9 dawtf
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
At YOKE, FOR SALE.
WILL be sold at Auction at HolyoRe Mass. on
w TUESDAY, June 7th, at p o'cock P NJ the
following
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
large and brick Dwelling, known as the Ex-
change flock, on Hah street, the central loca-
ton, containing six stores, Offices spacious ami
elegant Hall, and other rooms
large wooden block Lyman Street, containing
twenty-seven tenements and a Store.
Livery stable Maple St
Three vacant lots the centre Of business on High
street.
The terms will be favorable as to time of payment
Apply to
JOHN HOOKER, Hartford, Conu., or c. j, BRAINS
COMB, Holy oke, Mass.
Hartford, May 10, 1853 myl3 dawiJe7
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Real Estate for Sale.

Ia THE HOUSE, BARN, and LOT, No. AZ Pleas
lii ant street. Also Cottage House about six min
uets walk from the City Hall Apply to
mch2s DIFF JOS LOWELL, JR.
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Questionable Hats and Caps.
e4-S. A large variety which win be sold at sreatde.
49, duction from cost, at MERRILL'S
$50 MARI dawn No. 22l Main street.
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Perry & Andrews
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,

PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
No. Harrington Corner, Worcester, Mass.
THE subscribers offer for sale Lemuel Gilberts Pa
i tentaction and Boudoir PIANO FORTEs Of dit
ierent styles, VIZ:
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and round Gases,
Ihe ana Octave in square Gases, with prices varying
rom $500 TO 5000 The Boudoir style which is SUI
peiior 10 Others m form and tone the Octave in
carved Gases the Octave In plain Cases. prices hom
$25u 10 S0O0 All the above have Giberfs Patent
4cuon and arc superior to any Others in the Market
and will be sold or exchanged on favorable terms.
Also, SeraphiaeS, A3olians, and lIelodianS,
from the hest Makers. Music Books OF all kinds. A
a choice selection of New Sheet usic Piano Stools
Shrleys Furniture Polish, &c Pianos TO let tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
ap27 dawlf A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music.
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JOHN M. Boris TURNED UP AGAIN.-H will be
observed from the correspondence which we
give in another part Of this paper, that. the
wings of Newark. N. j.. have invited John NJ.
Bolts, of Virginia, to public dinner in the
said town, and that he has kindly consented to
accept one on Monday next. We had thought
that, since 1.-The general result" last November,
Mr. Bolts had been laid up on the shelf among
the fossil remains Of the late wing party, when
10 and behold upon the heels Of the Syracuse
Democratic Convention, he turns up in Jersey.
Well, his party having finally disposed of him
in Virginia he is possibly ready to cooperate
with the wings Of Jersey in their local cam
paign this fall if they want him. He is an able
stump speaker, great on wing principles and
such like antediluvian ideas but, really, we
had thought that his friends in Virginia had laid
him up to dry. How strange are the vicissi-
tudes of party politics. Monsieur Tonson
come again."
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Mr. COOLEY FOR CoMPTRoLLER-Our prottge
and our champion, Mr.. Senator Cooley. has
been honored by the hard shells with the nomi-
nation for Comptroller. Doubts, however, are
already entertained of his election but why
this imprudent haste in such opinions? Has he
not been to the Pyramids Has he not written
abook on Egypt? Has he not prov ID mighty
man for our State canals? Has he rot made
speech or two casting his defiance into the very
teeth of the free sellers? Did he not push
through the bill for our great Central Park?
Yes, yes--he did! he did! Why. then, can't he
be elected? What's the use Of jumping at con-
illusions? 1t is some weeks yet till November.
And what if he is defeated 1T is but defeat.
Lot Mr.. Cooler stiX h 60 10.
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Governor Marcy. The transactions Of the last
Baltimore Convention of themselves rendered
him hazardous experiment from the outset,
and the end has yet to come.
There is now fine opening for the wings in
New York. They may sweep the State, as In
l848, II they can agree to harmonic. They
have got rid Of Greeley and that thing in itself
Is encouraging, or should be. But their inter-
nal dissensions are deep and their mutual
treacheries, Sewardites and silver grays, are diff
fcult Of adjustment. We must wait for further
Developments before we can satisfactorily pro
nounce the WING party still dead or resuscitated.
But the game is theirs if they can agree to dis
agree for two months and unite upon that limi-
tation for the spoils.
But whatever the wings may do, the issue is
joined between the Cass branch of the demo-
cracy and the administration. The latter must
prepare to fight it out in the coming Congress,
or to retrace it's steps all the way back to the
cabinet The lines are drawn. and the distinc-
tions between hard shells and soft shells will
extend to other States as the war goes on; and
in the end the President and his cabinet will
be sustained by national democratic party,
consistent and compact, or by fusion Of ire
sponsible sectional factions, held together by
"the cohesive power Of the public plumber"
after the fashion Of the regime Of honest John
Tyler. Presuming that hards and softs are in
earnest and that each party will do its best
for it's ticket, such are our conclusions.
Read our reports from Syracuse. The Turk
ish question still hangs fire, but war has been
declared in New York. I'VE are in the midst OF
q revOlutiOnv
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Talk on sChAr ne.

The conversation referred to the foreign received
by the Franklin and b, the Niagara at Halifax The
news by the former had depressing influence en- our
for four and sales in the forenoon made at
So 81 9 50 "A, in moderate lots. At the msetiag on
&C. the brief repor. Of the Nagaras became
public which stated ths. there had been two days rain
and that the market for breadstufs feversh the
quotations received by the franklin being sustained
This caused greater Hrmness here the part of holders
though sales Of importance were repor ed Wheat
sold freely aEdat full prices Corn advanced about
cent per bushe 700 bales Of cotton sold without
change in prices.
Pork was frmer, with sales Of about 500 barrels
mess at SIS &c. showing advance Of IL to 25 cents
Per barrel
sugXs we're quite active, with sales Of about 21OO
hogtheads, chiefly muscovado At foil prices It was
stated that the company, known the Grocers'
Sugar Rsfning Company 10 the market purchas
era and supposed that the IL 600 bags Manila sold
the previous day purchased BY them.
It vas considered that the by the Niagara indi.
Gated less favorable aspect Of the question than
that bro ught by the Franklin It doubted by s,me
whether Russia would withdraw her troops from The
Prir atiss before the approach Of cold weather.
at al.
Private letters received by the Franklin what
cor fctirg regarding the state Of the markets. pros
poets Of the crops &c.
It said that the committee appointed By the banks
to select suitable locality for clearance house had
examined several Places but had not absolutely Hxsd
upon any desirable to have it central to the
great bulk Of bur ness men, and hence Wall STREE its
vicinity deemed to be the nearest Of
any other; but In that neighborhood suitable rooms
we're scarce
The name Of the person whom It was expected would
receive the appointment Of manager superintendent
Al had had nnrh a.
In matters and was considered 70 bs well quaded for
the discharge gifts duties,
There was rather spirited tea SALE made yesterday,
Of the cargo Of the Comoro BY Hoffman Co consstcg
Of greens and blacks chiefly Of the former 1t sAtsac
tory pricef.
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Important from Honduras.

EANGUNARY OUTRAGES BY BPANIARDS-T0wNS
CAPTURED BY GUATEMALA, ETC.
New ORLEANS Sept. IA, 1858
The schooner Gazee, from Be izs, Ho, duras, has
rived here bringing Mr. Hampstead, late American Con
tul at that port. Mr.. reports that Jaly 18th,
party Of spaniards attacked Lm.s killed the icsuen
and attempted the lives Of the magistrates the Collector
and the British consul
Guatemala had purchased 40 English s:bo,n er with
which It had O ptured the Honduras town, Of Oara and
TruIIlo.
The Birth Soho Thomas Person was lost August
H. Passengers saved The brig LAurette loading
Belize for New York
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RUSSIAN pASsEum named Yrhs Matthias, who has
been the PRINCIPAL favorte 10 the imperial theatres Of
Russia during the past two years IL about 10 appear At
Niblos Garden. This new star, Yrsa Matthias, is de
seribsd Of the most fascinating and talented young
articles in Europe Che comes endorsed by the approve.
Of the most ezi9eont critics besatsous and gfeo
GIRL and the fact that aba has been fo- yeas past
the regn,r avcrte at the Russian caoa where Csrito
CArotta Grill and Lucille Grahn well vn aud 90
preciated IL full confirmation Of her tsleot Oar owD
in Parts speaks most favon bly, Of hec aud
ws have doubt her debut at Niblos will fally Justify
the euloges Of those who have seen Yrba Matthias in
Europe,
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WANTED-An additional democratic organ or
two at New York and at Washington. Inquire
at Tammany Hall in this city, or at the Office
OF the Erening Post. and in Washington at
the Union office Hardshells preferred. though
softs may do if turned over and done brown.
Supplies, we presume, will be furnished by sub
scripton sufficient to start on. All baggage
at the risk of the owners.
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hand. No speculation on the impetus which
California and Oregon win receive from the
event-no estimate Of the probable trade that
win spring up between these States. China. and
Australia. can be too extravagant The widest
visions will fall short of the reality.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
N EWS BY TELE G. II APH.
>~>~~~~~~~~~~~~
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
CREAr CONVICTION IN HONDURAS.
S~~~~~~S~~~~~~>~>~>>~>N>~
TWO TOWNS SEIZED BY GUATEMALA.
~~~~~>~oS~~~~S~>~~~>>~~>
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS OF LINA3 KILLED BY THE
SpANlARDA
RAVAGES OF tbs YELLOW FEVER,
&S, &o., &c.
Affairs In Warrington.

Affairs In Washington.
SPECIAL OoRRIsPOrDEEm YORK HERALD.
THE FRENCH AND OHiNIsE xIssIoNs-rHE CHANCES
OF NkseRB. DALLAS AND DIX, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Sept IA. 1853
The missions to France and China stin remain oosn
place lit rehaDc in the rumor that Mr. Dallas IL to
csivs ono them Pennsylvania having already full
mission stin Mr. Buchanan made 1t condition of his
acceptance that his appointment sho not DO charged
10 his state, and in that viev Of the Mr. Daias
may, after al, 20 to China. Mr. Dix's chances for
France viii mat eri,lly brighten If New York is ausp
cious That he long since promised the place
the detsrmD to appoint him being of the
date Mr. Gadscen's and MI. seymour'a appoint
ments. YER TAS
NEWS ANxIOUsLY LOOKED FOR FROM SYRACUSE
THE UNION AS AN ORGAN, ETC.
WASHINGTON Sept. 14-SPM
The powers that b In great anxiety to the re
suit Of the syria movements and 1t is said Mr. Marcy
il in hourly receipt Of telegraphc de-patches FRO
bis soft friends cabin meeting held to day. and
We suppose the matter was fully talked over.
The Union stin continues to prsvaricate and bubble
about tho statements made in despatch of Saturday
admitting the facts stated but trying to twist the
Prssidents statements to support its 1t ad
mts the President said his sym psthes with the
tionsl democrats, and pretsnds TO say tnls this in
clude8 inc whole party Inc Prostd' Mt Used the Ian
suase with reference to New York. and the there
hai conventional meaning. II. therefore. the Union
right the President guilty Of du olicy-asd We want
other evidence than the Union before we viii believe
anything dishonorabe Of Franklin Pierce. Ask Mr. For
nfy sbeut the truth OF the disclaimer that the Union
Mr. Harey's organ Did Mr. Foraey not state here that
the President desrcus he should be attached to
Union, and that no made it condition that Mr.. Games
should leave2 rhsrsupon Mr. Marcy declared if the ar
rangement carried ont the Union III uld longer be
the organ Of his department Toe arrangement
queDtly fell through ergo the Union remains his organ
matter q small consequence to be sure who the
"orsane remAss' fiddle for, but desire t viudcAte
the truth Of history. ASM0DEU3.
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Ravages or the Yellow Fever.

NEW ORLEAss Sept 10. 1858
Interments yesterday eighty Of which sixty
fever. Intsrmsnts Of the week. 576-inc udog 4ie
from fever Total since fever commenced, 10 $50 in
GLIDING !, 1924 from fever.
NV ORLEANS. Sc IT. IL 1858
The yellow fever S.n raging rhibodeaux and It
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