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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-31
Whitcomb's Worcester ard Fltchburg
EXPRESS,

fz7;;E-=-5z-- BETWEEN Worcester and Fitchhere
Essss ~ bysvery trsid. stopping at all intermedt
places Packages forwarded notes, drafts and
bills collected aud paidand ali orders attended 10
with despatch. Office corner Of Mechonic and Alain
street, Worcester. nov29 DIFF
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DR.. HILL


FEyAKES pleasure i'll announcing TO Tho citizens
Worcester other places, that his Office is az Nc
12i Main St. M sqxss sszsg sas n
word 10 Young IneE and hers afflicted with Semi.
nal Debility, whether orig inatng from certain desruc
tive habits or from an other cause. with the train o.
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected.
trouble and suffering, well as expense Bs Ibis im-
proved method 81 treatments DR.. b. safely guar
safe and speedy in all OF secret dis
thatmay under his care, matter how lens
standng Eithes invited 10 his private rooms
wfhonf fear of interruption byOiheF patients, hun
dres cared yearly By his practical experience and
great remedies. 4sasr. 3lss - - q
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted would do
well to reflect beorc trusting their heeIh happiness
and in many cases. their Oes in the hands Of physi
clans ignorant of this class of malades. II is certain
lyimpossibe for one man to understand all the ills hs
human family are subject TO. 49,
YEARS-0F PRACTICE, excessively devoted 20 the
treatment and study Of syphilis. GonorrhGa, Gleet
Striclnress effect of solitary habits, Ulcers upon the
body, throat, legs, Pain in the Header Heiss
and all Mereuial Affections, aud all lmpuritiesef the
Blood whereby the constitution has become eneebied
enables the DR. offer relief all who may place the
selves under his care. SER III lsstrg q IL
assupprsssions, Iregnsrtca &C., speedily ana effect
ually removed. - + szsis,
u The French Period al Drops and Pills, for the
above Affections have been well Tested for the last
Dr.Hrs Preventative ? for married ladies, sent TO-
any direction, from observation. Price SIS. Per-
paid describing their case, have medicines aecaFay
put Np and adsd any part Of the u States, with
full ard explicit directions for use. Office arranged
with sePafaRe apartments so that patients none bus
the Dr. ~. 3.s .. tti e
Or a. makes no charge for short constitutions Posi-
paid ,lstefs duly answered. Those Requiring much ad
vice should enclose small fee, sucil to compensate
for the time required 10 write the answer
2cr Office hours rom 8 A. d., to9 =,
apis al f S. oiies q Nam g. WOrcs'tsr
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I.eonard's Express

r-Esssz=szszzr To and fem Boston and intermediate
49, isass places. by every train.
Bills collected and raid, and all orders attended
wilndespNeh g8 OFF lss
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Shall Labor RO UnreWarded2

XXTiLL 3oubuy hali.made Trunh, d. valise, iwhon
w you buy good one. or have one made 20 or
der, At FiA0sT IOcg's 1fank, Nklsrs and Carpet
Bag Mann aclors asa Main Htfeetnp sfnp. % 1f Z
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BUTpER. &c.
North End Market

TsHE subscribed has opened Market in BANGS
a Block oppositeth The Court House, where he Intends
keeping Assortmelts of s~-tA
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
and trusts by keepng good articles, al lowprices TO 70
ceiye his share Ok patronage ''P
~ Goods delivered in any part Of the city. dT
hovl9 dti slsa = ,e.{a !. e. WOOD
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? ADAMS q sst'e


A & co forward Goods, Parcslsf
Sgs4sssss9Ss IA money, &c, and make collections
AsSaat5ssssA on Norwich, New York, Philadelphia
--@'N-- '~-s-~ Washngton Pittsbnrg, and 81. Louis
with the utmost pronptituGa giving all possible care
to all and any kinds of business OF the above description
entrusted to them. MA & Co slso forward Parcels
Lett DC. to all parts Of Europe OFFICEs9 Court
StS Boston; Is Shetueket St, Norwich; F BalIes
N london; e5 Chestnut St, Philsdelphia Z Wall ST.
New York; Z Light S. Baltimore; Penn Avenue WASH
ngton; So Fourth ST., .Pitsbure corner OF Pine and
Water Sis, st. Lolsis L. 1. MASON, Express Office
corner Of Main and Mechanic SIS, Worcester.
f&.V ALVIN ADAMS
Worcester INV 1 IRA 6tf w n NTNSAnRF i
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I'VE Boats Of thla Inc

- @eg TIE Boats Of this Limo s~,
- will leirs Providence. E>1S
asE& 81 from Fox Point, on MON SssSS
s---f-- A---D DAYS, WE'D NEsBAYs, & FRIDAYS
and New York on 7 tuesdays THURSUAYs,s 4
SATURDAYS, until further nofcs as9sF
Freight taken Tor New York at reasonable rates..
This Line connects, by Arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Propellers between. New York and
Phladelphis, and the semi-weeky Inland Llneto Bad
more, at I'll times. Waen this Inland route is Open
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia
cents per loot and for Baltimore II cents per loot
Usual time between Providence and Philadelphia, 40
hoursi and between Kew York and Baltimore, 10
hours. -
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight VIII Be forward
ed rom New York~by any othef lines, if 80 directed
at current rates.
For further information apply to W. Fl. JOURDAN.
lOffce OF Providence and. Worcester Railroad Ce;
Isaac 0del. f.ierNo sl3 IA .or W.P. Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or to
3. BUFFUM, Agent foot Of South Main IT.
sept27. 1858. dawtt providfnee
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ZEE FRgNcH LUEAR Pills.

Nha Jocks a vF3nlanls vanished bloom,
Her y asae5 faFol and iAs saisiied air
Nor nHrnuFs Thar ralblezs loom,
Saeald Snatch a3ay he young ard fair.
go uacomplaining in her wee.
- meek and i0gely in distress,
Taai Though she seemed prepared TO so.
We c4unot i-arn 70 spare her less.
Woaid she Eetafii her faded eye,
And be relieved Of al her Ills,
Oh. Ten her ne advisei totry
DR. HIAI,S I.lINAR PILLS.
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.
WINTER -ARRANGEMRN

On and after MONDAY. Nov. 4 1874.
80 Passenger Trains will Ieaye Providencs,
ana Worcester as follows
cave Worcester at and II, IS A M /. and g. 5P.M.
leave Providence at z 0 and IL AS A. M and 4iss
I'M. ~" - A''i' anu 7Aa'
FOR connections with the various Railroads laa,;n,
from Providence and Worcester. and Nth ,be NosfoiS
kSouniy hoad az blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
1nae punl shed by George Stow Boston. n
& TIE STEAMER PERRY 60 and fom Neynor,
rms In connection with the LIS AZ M. and II * k
M, Trains. ISAAC ii scI1T'ntv,t ~ q, a.
A'o'ipsncc, y oV' y 1925. "a Ns MS dswtf
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Il il years since shese celebrated Pills were
first the public au during that timeeiE
ryalled efiicscy in and disorders incident
females has spread their fame Throughout every State
in the Union. Ia Fhe treatment OF slppre%sions ali
obstinate Of female irregalarisy. these Pills
warranted an olstructlons; they have done
so in hundreds cases where other spurious Pills pre-
tending 10 come rom France have lsed conaleei, to
prod the leas beneft. Another of the French
Lunar Pills, is their extreme nlldness, while they ale
vate u pain and suffering; they act with saiey,restor
ing the body 10 natural health. and Inc diseased
functions their inrmer health aud vigof.
The FRENCH LUNAR PILLS are acknowledged
he the in the void, for removing ohsruciiohs
ami producing eulaTity n all of fem le irreeu
laritv, snppre .sions, sc They remarkably mild,
ani safe. and sure, aad the convincing proofs Of
their yirine benefits which hsve been realized
by the afflicted in their thfougheut the New Eng
land States.
ersoas IN any part az the county, can be supplied
with these Pills through the medium Of the express or
by mail BY sensing letter post paidl with The
mo ey enclosed, ard am al y Office, willing 10 be
consulted by letter otherwise, al any time, b. those
wishing the pill
Price 50 per h0xswIth directions fer nee.
N. B-The Dr. earnestly requests ihe laies TO be-
ware Of an Pills exfept the IF nch q unar Pills.
which can be obtained enly OF DR. HILL,
nzsodf s. No4l2l AI,is street, Worcester, Mass
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F .--zla1 an " c1essts, Raj!rsaa
-ssss.;s
WLYTER ARRdNG EMERT'S IN oy. /, 1853. q s
UPWARD TRAINS g
Leave Norwich az 50 A. NJ, y M, and Ial OF NJ
"tSsq!i y1lsge, At Z q 4. NJ, 1a soan, o5 z n
E 6.a3I. at g % IN I q an. fOPM
Oxford, al s50S. M2.iS ai,5lS ASP n
Arrive az Worcsster AZ % A. aI 2llsand7 so P. NJ
s[al Ffeighttran win passerser car a ached
DOWN WARDsTRA3NS.
Leave Worcester at As ard Il 30 A. 81. and alP
g 0xiord, At us and II 90 g g 5o5 .,
I" Webster al so ana II Is 4" b 's
Ponlflet, 81 SOC ana u 50 g 554 G
panielsonyile, at 6 ss Nj, y IS and 6l7P. M
arrive al Norwich, al $50 20 and Z 20 g
Steam oat Tram leaves Boston al 5 s., P. NJ. Wor
ceseF a. 2 90 7. NJ Danielsonse at O8 end Norwich
nt9 90 PsM
The So A NJ train from Norwich viii conaeci vits
cesches for Providence at central Village and Pomfret
o. Tuesdays, Thursdays and sa,udaysi at Danielson
viz, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; al Junction
with western Express Train for New York md Alba.
/ ny at Is NJ; for Albany, New YORK and WAY SO.
tobss a 81 NJ, and with train for Providence and
+ Worcester Road. At Worcester station with Boston
and Worcester and Wo eestet and Nashua Trains.
Tue II train from Norwich viii intsfssct III tunc
ton with New York Express Train for Boston ana
Train for Providence and oreester Roads atss oIces
te Station with Boston and Worcester and Worcester
The S01P b Ttan'from Norwich arrives Ii, worces.
ter in time for the 10 80 Train Ior Boslon wh.cf
leaves The Western r Station.
Trahs from Worcester at as and 10 so NJ arrive
in Norwich in seasen8or Trains for New Leuaan ston
ington, Wilimantc Hartford, New Haven and n. York
The 10 80 N Train from " orcester connects a
Danelsepyille with coaches i'r Providence Whitman
tic and Hartford, daily, for Brooklyn with every &c
eonnaGdafl1n train.
1tDayville with Coach for Ashford TuesdaSs Thurs
'ys olid ssiurdays ier Providence, Monday Wednes
days and Fridays.
Inc 80 M Tram from Worcester connects 81 Web
fnr &gpathi .-..l
and Wesi Woodstock and Easiofd, dsilf
Passengers FOR New York hy Steam boat from sta
Train from Worcester
sa P,s, NJ, ANDREWS. agent.
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French Periodical Pills and Drops.
81 DIR. G.. AL HILL, ~

II
No. l2f Main Street. Worcester, Mass,
ITOBLD say. lhst at great EXPENSE he has prepared
w from lhe original recipe, the Fiench Periodical
fiila and Drops discovered by ]. Harrington, N D.,
while prancing ia the Hospital 10 Paris, under the im
mediate % sefyaton Of the renowned RgcoRD, Of Par
IL, aud ACTON, 0fLondon, ssot-
These Pile invariably certain Teeu ate the fe
maensGfapsana can befaken without ba1ards Theyars
known by hundreds Of femas ID this country to be the
only preparation discovered that has proved nya.
riabiy certain in all cases 5tfas
ts Ssqpyess,oss, Irregularities, &c.
One trial win convince the ost skeptioa and never
alter will they be induced 70 take any other Ladies'
Who have oen besn deceived by purchasing Pills and
Dtops, and nVstrums from
Male and Female TmDOsters, .is
under the pretence Of efectng cure medicines which
la nineteen cases Of twenty have injurious effect
upo the system, without producing the desired result
orany sign Of ~ should shuu these bpeds none
French Periodical Pills and Drops
The eflcaay OF which have been tested IN 4 hnndrad
enses and never faiedto effect speedy care without
aay bad resu The Phh and Drops the result Of a:
eKtenaigs pracire and discovered by accident To
euogise their virtues would not add their MERIT
We wopld only say, Try them. They will be sent 10
any part Of the country secure IRON observslon, BY
addressing (post paij,) Il. ssa ~ b ~ !.
.ttrDR.c q, A. HILL, No. l2l Main sirseb
~ R1Ildireclions accompanying each bottle,
fnoo'hSe aohars. "a iHn1g ar
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Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with r.
NqualDeapatch, as by amy osElerLAnss
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Fitohburg and Worcester Railroad.

a ts7gg:;ss...ssa:F
TIME 4LTERED.--Suupser Ayrangeue,st.
end after Monday, June s, 1853 trains win sav
Freight $50 A. M. slss ~ I
heiurning-Leaye Worcester AZ $50 and II la Al .
andat4. 10 ~. Freight, $50 =. M. W "
Fitchburg, 6. 1853 III ~
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Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND N NETWORK
TRI-WEEE1T.Y Usual time is Hours.
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-Elo1 ana W c1cesff1 RajJrea6

c. w. BENTLEY, sup,t.
Worcester. Dec 1858. iel0 dawtf
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pRo0Es = sTeARNs have now iii Store lot al
ID Prime Vermont Dairy. Can and irysthe quality.
50 no. Front Street
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AIflFt az WNfcDsIef, ~ % ~ ~ ~ and 80 p NJ
sIGl freighttrain with passenger car a ached.
\ u n or y
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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-12-22
New YORK. Dec. 10.

The entire establishment OF Harper
81 Brothers, comprising seren buildings
four stories high, corner OF iearl and
Cliff streets, aud several adjoining bnili
ings on Clif streets are in ruiGs.
The fire broke out about half past one
Cause of fire is said 10 have been the
spontaneous explosion Of the boiler.
The hands some 600 In number had
just returned from dinner, with the ex-
cep,ion Of two girls reported uninjared.
One girl jumped from the third story
and was no, much hurt r.
Old W alton House, blank book man
ufactory Of Geo. Coo!age & Coz sse
among The bull iings destroy ed ss..
Mansion House and Franklin street
Hotel are also burned. and The fire is sall
raging, though apparently under the coz
troll of the fremen. .....-. ......
The loss will exceed hall miillon--by
some it is estimated as high as million.
Harper is largely insured by city cum
panies-bot there is heavy luss.
Their valuable Stereotype plates are un-
derstood to be safe in the vaults.
John Mitchell publishes letter decli-
ming further demonstrations and wishes
TO remain quiet. s ....a
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-12-22

numbers Of new citizens 10 the valley,
who will consume nearly all we can.
produce. N
The nature Of the work on the I'm
provement at this place, will make il
pre-emineni above all others in Iowa as
manufacturing town; as there is TO be
large canal--ihe lower lock Of which
is to be i'm mediately at our landing -
which will afford water power enough
TO keep millions of dollars and thousands
of hands in employ, the latter OF which
will make ready market for large a.
mounts Of our breadsluffs and produc-
lions generally. Indeed we can almost
fancy that we now hear the hum Of
spindles, The clacking Of looms, and the
busy sound of the ar,izan's hammer
Some may say We have presented our
readers with too highly colored picture,
but we have not. If The River Improve
meni is completed, and our Railroad is
buil,---and we think they will, without
doubtless more prosperous state of affairs
than we have portrayed will be brought,
about. ......... .aa. .r
Now, then, is The time for emigranls,
who desire 10 locate in our place, or in
our beautiful county and valley, to come
in. Property now bears low price
But it will not re main 80 long. Lots in
Otumwa, tina, are now selling for. from
$40 10 500, in two years will be worth
from 200 TO 500 per cent. more than now.
We repeat. now is the time for all those
who wish TO secure desirable homes to
locate with Us. #-asa.z#a
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-12-22
ST. Louis Market.
ST. Louis, December l6.


FLOUR-City second brand $5 SO:
bbls country fancy al $5 60, and rs do
do at SIS 62a; 80 do fine at % SO, and
so do at 81 rs. Country superfne.
guaranteed. held at So SO.
WHEAT-To day only few lots
sold. Sale Of rs SKIS poor, at 90c; 40 at
lose. and II do at 90c. Some other
lots sold, ranging as high as ll0c, bat
particulars not ascertained. s
CORN-To-day 753 sacks to dis.
tiller on private terms; 60 do new mixed.
second hand gunnies. at 40c. Dispatch
es from New Orleans of the latest date.
quote a, 65c-a price too low, with rul
ing freighis, to justify shipments.
OATS-To.day, two small lots 40
and IL sacks) a. 37ac. and 1000 do at
36a, second hand bags; so do at 81.
PROVISIONS AND LARD--Las.
sale of shoulders and hams in bulk. At
and &c. Lard. in bbls and tics, 81 to
90 3Il; kegs IOc.
HOGS-Last weeks prices were
from $4to 81 25, embracing some 1000
head, TO packers. TO butchers extra lots
broughts4 90 TO s5. Nothing reported
10 day. Weather almos. too warm fer
killing. 1f y asaas c.
GROCERlES-On Monday. eale Of
so hhds sugar at DC cash; plantation mo-
lasses dull at %. Yesterday, sale Of %
hhds sugar at 3ac; so bags coffee asi2a
$50 do at Ill, and SO do at lIac. e
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-12-22
THE DIES MOINESrCO RIER..

the Executive devolves an nnsleeping
watchfulness against the tendency OF all.
national expenditures TO extravaganza,
while they are admitted elementary POI.
li,ical duties, NAV, trust, be deemed as
properly adreried to and urged in view
of the more impressive sense of the ne
cessi,y which is directly suggested by
considerations now presented. e.
Since the adjournment Of Congress,
The Vice Presiden, of the u. States has
passed from the scenes of earth, without
having entered upon the duties Of The
statoa to which he had been called by
the voice Of his countrym men; end having
occupied almost continuously, for more
Than thirty years, sea, in one or the
other of The two Houses OF Congress, and
having by his singular purity and wis
dom secured unbounded confidence aud
universal respect, his failing health was
watched by the nation with painful
| solicinde. His loss to the country,
nnder all the instances, has been
Justly regarded as irreparable. s
In compliance with the &C. of Con-
gress Of March I'd. 1853, the oath Of
office was administered to him, on the
2Sth of that month. ct Ariadne estate,
near Maianzas, in the Island of Cuba,
but his strength gradually declined. and
was hardly sufficient TO enable him to re.
turn to his home, in Alabama, where on
the 18th day OF April. in the mos, calm
and peaceful way. his long and gene rally
useful career was terminated. f. ##
Entertaining unlimited confidence in
his patriotic devotion 10 the public in.
teres,, and being conscious of no motives
on my part which are not inseparable
from The honor and advancement, of my
country, | hope i, may be my privilege
TO deserve and secure not only your cor
dial corporation in great public meas,
ures, but also those relations Of mutual
confidence and regard which it's always
so, desirable TO cultivate between mem.
/ bers of CO. ordinate branches OF the Gov.
eminent. at
| a FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Washington Dec 5lh, 1853.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-12-22
Rail Road Meeting.

A, an adjourned meeting OF the cii-
zens Of Oltrmwa and vicinity, held "
the Court House, on Friday evening
l6,h inst. J. ID. DEVIN, ESQ.,. was
called to the chair, and r. H. WARDEN,
acted as Secretary. ~.
The object Of the meeting was 10 hear
a report from the committee appointed
at previous meeting to visit Burlington
on railroad business. "
The committee reported and the report
was taken up for action.
J. ID. Desin and H. B. Henderson,,
were appointed to obtain the right OF
way between Ottumwa d Agency City,
and the Secretary was ordered TO inform
the Directors a. Burlington Of the same.
On motion of Geo. Gillaspy, Joseph
Leighton, E. Washburn. and Joseph
Hayne were appointed committee to
procure depot grounds. and to introduce
TO the Town Council the subject oil
granting The RICH, of way through town.
On motion the latter committee were
instructed 10 repor, to The Directors al
the earliesl practicable period.
On motion, adjourned. a .s
--as arssa J. d. DEVlN, Chm.
r. II. WARDEN, Sec'y.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-12-22

u During The progress of negotia-
tons pending for The improvement of the
River--i' was proposed by our citizens
that so soon as The contract should be
signed, the cil!zens Of Oitrmwa should
give the Commissioners and contractor,
an Oyster supper. ae .-a-
This proposal was duly carried out
at the Oltumwa House, on Saturday
evening. Some 40 or more citizens OF
town and vicinity were present, as also
The Commissioners, Mr.. O'Reilly, and
j. j. Speed, ESQ.,, of Detroit. Speeches
were made by Messrs. O'Reilly, G. G.
Wrigh,, and Speed. The Supper was
excellent, the Speeches to the point. and
every thing passed off in the best posi-
BILE manner.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-12-22
Details OF the Niaaara's News,
OF THE TURKISH WAR.
GREAT BATTLE!
800 Russians Killed.!
Destructive Fire in New York.
The Harpers Burned out-Loss from
i .s. $500, 600 to 81 .000, 900.

Il. 90 DOSEON ASCSs5 Az"
The Niagara arrived at Ii o'clock last
nigh, with her own and the Humboldts
900 passengers, The papers have bus
little additional news to our Halifax dis
patches Of yesterday.
London Morning Advertiser Of The
gath says the Government had received
a telegraph message announcing the en-.
trance of the combined feet into the
Black Sea.
VIENNA, Thursday Evening--Ras,
SANS attacked 81. Nicholas by land and
by sea--but were repulsed. Also
Russian Steamers.randed with 1900 men
only 25 of the crew were saved by the
Turks and were brought to Constantine
pie as prisoners of war.
Another dispatch says tina. the Tark'
had taken Russian man-of war ia The
Black Sea. and tina, The crew had arrived
in Cons,anlinople. -
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-12-22
Nsw ORLEANS. Dec. 10.

Advices have been received from
Mexico s,ating that Santa Anna had as
sumed the Imperial title On the l2ih
Nov.
A letter from Maurii,ius, Isle OF
France. states that The bark Mammoth.
of Colo Spring, Long Island, has ar
rived there with the crew and passengers
--abou, one hundred and fifty in num-
ber--of the bark Massilon. from London.
which was wrecked on the Island OF
Amsterdam on the 10th Of August. The
chamber of commerce of the port Of
Louis had voted one hundred and thirty
pounds to procure piece of plate TO be
presented to Captain Ludlow of the
Monmouth.