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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28
Becrs 81 Co., Fashionable Igatters, 15G Broad
wAy-Srrng and lashion Tor gentieme. hatn
s,rept sa,e Of Watts :. No. 90 FruIton sweet

TIC unTarnlIeed dfmrrc Tor Treeniana spNf lyle OF
hats has compelled him to noren6e hq facilities Tor bic
Of his cauru and light ehapear and ho
invites those who III wEn or flonate hat y call ~
No. 50 Fulton street. prco 81 ana 35o. iREE"AH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28
LAW Intelligence.

CounT AppFAIs, March Pho IA. Emmett, Re
c4jyer SC appellant, against Reed respondent
Argued. Anthony H. Robertson counsel Tor appellant.
Samuel Sherwood. council FOL respondent,
No AL Tie People rel Scott, defendants In error,
egains The Board Of Supervisors of Thrnsnyo county
plantifs in error, submitted Henry X. Nygatt,
sel
No. 1d2 The People ex rel Humphrey, defendants In
error against The Beard 3f Supervisors Of Chenango
county plaintiffs 10 error. Submitted. Henry r. Ny.
gstt, eoun ell.
No. ~ Marin, appellant, against Mccormick re-
,pondeLt Argued. Edgar Van Winke counsel for APP
Iclant: Jas 4. Brady, counsel FOR respondent.
No. 2S Sierry appellant, against Miller aud another,
respondents Submitted. y. Howard Jr counsel.
Nos IT, 40, 100 100, III 10 lJ9 ard 15S struck OF
under The rule.
No - Price sr vyog Sc, appellant against Mcf!own,
respondent Argued. James I. Brady counani for ap.
reliant; Edward sapdfoId and " 5il Jr. ccnuael for
rcspcndcnL
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Adyerttng House. No lN2 Na-N,e sreet of Ann
The beat leading papers received daily and bic Tor exsmt
nation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28

Why Nor The cars on the different rail-
road tracks up town are SO often packed to suf-
location. including the platforms that the pres
sure of the passengers upon each other is the
next thing to nuisance. To obviate this
drawback. Why cannot a range of seats be
placed around on the top OF the cars! The up.
preach Of the hot weather, and with it the open
ing Of the Crystal Palace, suggest the ilnpcra-
tive necessity Of this reform. Let il be tried
Give us relief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-28

moved c2!G Fourth street Wnsln ton square. nr Castle
calls attention s electro gsvsnio gold pn's Ter nrth
ca teeth They prevent tenderness abd decay II the living
teeth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
yO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

l. S75 pounds Tonca Beans, = re
10 Boxes prime sweet oil.
The Beans are oil fine flavor and OF superior quality,
md will be sold low. JOHN II SEAY, Druggist
Feb 22-ts -
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RICHMOND.
81 VIRGINIA LINE OF Richmond

- ANU NEW lOhk FAUkETH.-IhisN Nfp Hon
'.iae is eomposed oftne following Vessels, NIL owned II
hc city of Richmond, and sails from Ncw York ept,
our days, vzi
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SATURDAY MORNING.
RAILROADS, sc.
IA ~ :.z;sss alssl,:;s7 60
'INHE FOLLOWING RATES WIIlnE
CnR1sTAINsBURa TO

u charged on the Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad
rom and after the 18th inst.
IYNCHBuRg 10
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+. LEXINGTON a. Through


HlnLlln~.a2 TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS, IN
-" 0ur Mail P1CKET Boats, ,by ScotisDiHt
nad Lynchburg.-On 0nd after the 10th, Bonis will
lcnvc Richmond dniy, Sundays excepted, nj the nsuh
hour p. NJ. aud arrive in Lynchburg % urs, and
ia Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leaye Buchanan nj u a. M, every day.
except Sunday, md arrive in Lyncburg nt 81 p. NJ.
Leave Lynchburg at 8 p. M and arrive in Richmond in
- hours in time to connect with the Norfolk boats env
Ing 81 A. NJ. mud the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving Mt A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with dnily line
o( Stages North River Returning, lenye Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passengers for Farmyille. fare g., Buckingham II
lnre So %; Charlottesville fire ~. and Saunton, fare
o. will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesday,, and
Fridays Bouts.
Below see card Of time Of arrival intermediate dis
innces
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

II It IThIn Is stopPed Tor "A pnssehger between nnt
o the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the 1ran, and charge vii
be less than twentv-ive cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the RS where tickets are not .old
vii! be charged by the conductor ten per cent in al
dlon to the regular of fare, provided, however
hatin no case shall he receive less than ten NOR
han hy cents from anyone passenger TO any point
the rond.
Servants will be required to have passes one To
he left with the Ticket Agent aud with the Cunduc
tor which passes, must be explicit in granting the prvi
ege to travel the Free coored persons will be
required produce oirlree pers or they will not be
permitted to travel on the cars.
May lots. THOMtS SHARP,
Supt Tra1apnrfntion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

Arlcleo app,opJaatc toH, fus Ciass.-Bozes OF na''
,luunets furniture
Arlicles aDpropria,eto !Seoond Class-l3oxes bale"
Il dry good feathers Shoes saddcry glass, paints oils
hugs and c, niectonery
dy,icles an ,yoprialeio Third Class.-Vrgina domes
Tics sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope butter, cheese
manufactured lobncco leather, hides cotton yarns, cop
per tin, sheet iron, hollow queensware castlng'
ardwars marble (dressed and other heagy articles NJ"
enumerated in speriaI or fourth classrates
Art;ccs atpropriaie 10 He F0urth Cidss-fIour, in
,ocks rice pork, beef fish lard talIo~ and baeon (n
osks boxes or sacks beeswax bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron marble, (undressed) MIL and
grind stones mill gearing.
T 30 mile. 80 Salt per bushel 8
Plaster las e., per 100 miles. 90 ofFifry pounds 10
"oo lbs zoe miles. 300 Carrie %sst. II
SeTt7--dts
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TER MS.

The v I'M ~ IL iished daily at &c. and semiweekly
a d. il lys No 10 Is taken tor shorter
a % OF the Proprieors, until all arrearages shall have
inserted for so per square for
M every INNER form insertion, and 81 every utter
% tho number of insertions is not marked Ms IL
ons nbisbed till ordered out, and charged accordingly
M r. YEARLY RATES arefor the privilege squares
.5o semi weekly $40; for square, daily s5 semweeky
iip IN inner form, daily SO semweey SO Every yearly
ttiser will be required confne his advertising his par
linz of and if he exceed the space stipulated for
I, giIl he charged raabs ti the eAee,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

OOkTNtE GLANS AND PECTVKE
"a FRAME MANUFAGTORY.--The undersigned
oannineture and offer for sule the following articles
Northern precs
Portrnit Frames, richly ornamentnland pain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and iancy wood and gull.
Dagnen eotype Frames, large ebcautiful nssortmee'
goods
Loobing Glass Plates ofa sizes and fitted in
Picture Guss. French, first quality, from 50x36 incl
sdown
Plate Glass for and dwellings furnished ord"'
Composition Rosettes, of all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re-gilt aud obbing in all the abo'
bran shes
Picture Gass cut II any pattern--and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
~ Country orders by mail willreceive pram atten
lion. FRANGK g. GLOVER,
1913 Main street. between 9th nnd l0thst Richmond
Va. JnneD--is
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NUMBER 800
MISCELLANEOUS.



y heae Springs are situated m the ntty of Bote
tourt 30 yds from the Virginia & Tennessee Rail Road
one mile from 'onaaek's Depot, 50 miles from Lynch
burg 81 mieafron Liberty ~ mile. from Salem and
miles from the Lick fine and snhy sectnn Of eouB
Try surrounded by mountain scenery that cannot be
passed. Themotnlng rnin from Lynehburg will arrive
nj the springs NJ ~ ooosk and the O'clock train st
a o'clock in tho afternoon
The 'ubscriber has rented this desirable watering
place from Fleming james ct Richmond md has spared
no Pnns and labor in giving II desirable outfit HE
furniture Il all aHd his pm In the beat poss
BILE coudon;and his table will be- IN point Of CLEANLINESS
aud style not surpassed by ary the State and win be
supplied with the bos TINT the country (backrd by the
Lynchhurg mnrket) will afford
His bar will all lines be supplied with the best of
Wines, Liquors, Scgnrs, &c, &c.
The subscrber solcits the patronage of tho public,
and hs old friends and acqnantanees Of Lynehbnrg and
the adjoining country.
II will afford him much pleasure renew his no
1uantnneo with nany of his old friends hs desirable
fountain OF Good Water.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

u Btomm Portable G11a MH lor Grindiug Corn,
IVhent 0nd Pkas er-These mills nre not excelled by
any mills in The Stones French Burrs rang
Ing in sze f. ON 10 30 inehesPrco from $50 5000
Ono Of these fIills, with 30 inch stones may be
operation Mt the Piedmont Works itgrinds from ~
10 IL bushels per hour with less power than is
qured 70 run ordinary A #. stones.
The attention Of the of steam and Water
Snw Mills respectfully called 10 this mill II
re'dy for immediate operation, and ocenpe, space Of
less than #. square.
For Plantation purposes, II is unryalled. With 4
.iorse power it will grind bushels per hour-it is not
liable to got out of ORDER is easy transported and
be mnnnged by ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for sale the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
NAV 18-ts
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T. A. PALMER

n OEECE-lne uudersi5 i5ncd would most respect
~ fully offer their services the Ladies Of Lynch
burg to teach the Of embroidery Velvet. Satin
Cloth, &c. with silk Worsted floss. They will also
make order the ious patterns for Pano Ottoman,
Stool Chair and Tabe covers, Lamp mats, fire screens
port foios, slippers, Chdrens dresses embr odered &c
Resi- ienca on Tnn-Yard street, Fourth house, North
East of Poes Tan Yard. and third square leading from
Main street where pies the work viii be exhibited
with pleasure and terms made known.
MRS s. 6. SlAGLE d DAUGHTER,
Ilne 30 Dim
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NEW q VALUABLE LAW BOOKs

n EW a VALUABLE LAW HOOKS
newrd tions just received and for snle at MORRlS'
BOOKSTORE, ~ Main St,cet, Richmona. Va,
English Reports in Law and Equity, vol II,
English Common Law Reports, vG70
The Inv Library for April 1859,
Archibnlds Law Of Nsi Pfus vols 3 vo third Amer
lean Edition,
Smith the Law Of Masters and Servants, vol. Syo
1roubat on the LAW % Limited Partnership: 10 Inv
of Commrndatory ond Limited Partnership in the u.
s., by Francis J 1reubat
The only book devoted this branch Of Law publish.
ed A NORRIS publishc
Tucler's COMMENT rics on the Laws Of Virgnia,
Calls Virginia Reports
Washlngton's Vifgniu Reports,
ate Ann ytca Dgested Index ofhe Virginia Reports.
The Yirgin,n Ca4cs b, Broekenbrough aud lloImos,
Tote e new American Form Book.
lie ia constantly auppiied with full assortment ol
STANDARD Law books which ho offers 70" snle pub
lisber's lowest prices.
Richmond, 10 % dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23

These vessels all of the first class built in the ci,
ii Baltimore, expressly for this uade and have super
er accommodations FOR passengers. They com
manded by experienced Cuptains aud qualified for the
lrade,and who will spare excrton accommodate
They will be towed up aud down the river by sam
md may be relied to snil promptly a. advertised
Merchants going North nr ordering goods from New
rs II Is the only regular line, and freight will always
takcn at the lowest rites and every effort will be mad
by the agents IN Richmond andNow York, To give salts
action. Werespectluy nsk andhope to suoe 2 d in oh
tanning full shnrc OF patronage. Goods shipped 10y
this line to New York, will be forwor -ded free of com
mission To New Orleans. Mobile Snvnnh Charleston.
my other port. The vessels will be in Richmond nt
Rockets; in New York AT berth No. l. Coffee II House
slip foot of Wall Street.
DAVID CURR Err. Richmond, l.,
CLAS. II. PtERSON, n. York AEo ~
Rifhmond. Aug 1S-dts No 81. South street
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rHsEA . 500 Packages Green a. Black Ten. from
fair to the finest imported lnnaing from
Ship Hurricane, w. B POmer, aud other vessels, IL
in Richmond aud New York. for sale low os II
run be hnd in the country Dealers invited to ex
anime oursiock.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & 90.
Jane IGta-
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges of he
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent the Hospitals of London, Paris Phladel-
pha, and elsewhere, has effected of the most
onishing cures that were ever known Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep great
nervousness, being alarmed sudden sounds, and
oashfuness, with frequent bushng, attended, some
times, with arrangement of fmnd, cured immedi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14

EXAMINATIONS OF THE REMAINS OF ARTHUR
SPRlNG.-The body of Arthur Spring was taken to
the dssecng roonlsD the Philadelphia Collie ge of
Medicine this MORNING and anaromcally examined
by Professor James McCiintock, in the presence Of
Di. Kirkbride, DIR Evans, and several physicians
and other scientific gentleman, and the students of
the medical class
The Professor, before proceeding 10 dissect the
body, read a letter from Arthur Spring, Jr., giving
his consent 10 the post mortam examination. Young
Spring said IN the euer that he had no objection to
such an examination Of the body Of the deceased
as the Interests of science might render desirable
The chronological Developments Of the head Of
the murderer were characteristic &c the man The
head was large, being twenty two inches in cir
cumlerence. The perceptive faculties were strong
and the reflective weak. Benevoence and other or.
gans, which are the indications of a good DISPOSE.
ton, were found 10 he very poorly developed while
selhshness aud rmness large, and cautiousuess
was well developed Secretiyeness was large, and
the animal organs, such as combativeness and de
structiveness were enormous. The base of the
brain vas very large. The fore part of the head
was very small, and the back very large, indicating
sensualy and cruelty The Professor styled the era
Mum Of The deceased ''bulI dog head. ''-Phladel.
ptia Bulletin, June ii.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14
CONsrIrUT1oNAL CONVENTION.

MONDAY, June IL.
On motion Of Dir Freeman of Franklin, the Con-
vention took up the orders ufihe day, and consider
ed the resolves on the subject Of Secretary, Treas
urer, Sc, on the question: Of their final passage.
The resolutions were acted upon serai ateiy. MIR
Freeman moved to strike out Of the LIST resolve the
word s.coroners." The amendment was adopted.
The question was then taken on its final passage,
and the resolutions passed without a count.
MIR Schcuer moved TO strike out of the last line
but one Of I'd resolve the words and Receiver Gen.
era'' Adopted.
Mr. Bird Of Walroe moved TO strike ont of the
. last line of Article /, section 4, chapter IL Of the
Constitution, the words "Receiver General."-
Adopted.
The resolve, as amended, was then passed final
y without count.
MIR Wilkins of Boston, moved to amend the third
resolve by inserting after the words "County Com.
nssoners'' in the third line, the words "except for
the counties Of Suffolk aud Nantucket" Amend
ment rejected.
Mr. Denton Of Chelsea, moved TO amend by strik-
ING out OF the third line, after the words "Countl
Treasurers,' the words ''cxcept in the counties o.
Suffolk and Nantucket These words we're insert
ed as an amendment since the report came from the
standing committee; and the present amendment
Was intended To restore the resolution in regard TO
County Treasurers as it was originally reported.
The amendment was adopted.
MIR. Bates Of Plymouth, moved to strike out after
the words "Judges Of Probate, in The first line the
words ''shall be elected for six years" These
words were inserted as an amendment TO the oriei-
nal resolutions on molten Of Mr. Dana Of Cambridge,
and the amendment Of Mr. Bates was intended TO
restore the resolution TO he same form as il came
from the standing committee.
Pending the discussion on the amendment Of Mr..
Bates, the hour Of one having arrived the Conven-
ton adjourned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14

The MoNTREAL RIoT.-The number killed or
MORALLY wounded is stated to be Twelve, and the tel
egaph reports ~ addition TO these 'seven eight
other rioters, all low chaaclers'' About fifty in
all were shot. The Mayor publicly states that he
gave orders to the officers to fire aud the officers
themselves say that they did NOT order the firing Of
the troops. The Montreal Sun says:
''We satisfied that there was no rrovocalon,
OF a nature TO justify onslaught. The shot or
shots which suggested It, acre probably fool
lsh bravadc, and the parties gully Of firing them
might easily have been arrested without bloodshed
As II is, the blood OF some Of our best and most
useful citizens and the blood Of number Of active,
peaceabe, and promising youths has been wanlonly
shed. fearful load Of guilt rests somew here.''
public meeting was held, and the Mayor, Chas,
Wilson, denounced as Incompetent Gavazzi has lett
the city ior New York. but il was stated would re.
turn in few days-and finish his course Of lectures.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14

FIRE IN AsHBURNHAM.-The chair factory be-
longing to C. & g. c Winchester, in Ashburnham
Centre,was totally destroyed by fire Friday even
ing last 1t was the largest chairshop in the place,
being 80 feet wide, over 100 feel long, and three
stories high. Had there been fire engine in town
more than one half Of the building might have been
saved as it was. every thing was destroyed. Quite
an effort was made the last year to procure suitable
engines, but the failure Of those to he the most
benefited by them to subscribe their proportion, the
project was abandoned. BY this accident nearly one
hundred hands are thrown out Of employment. Loss
about $40, 600
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14
Al CARn.-Mla- MlNsInM m nm 3 b

Mira. Wlnslow an old and experienced nurse. and Fe
male Physican. would call tho attention of The Ladies 10
he soolhine syrup for Children eetiing IL will i'm
mediaely relieve them from pan ala, MI spanmodlc
action, soften the gums, reduce inflammation aid N sre
10 regulate ih' Bowels depend upon IL. Mothers n
Will give rest TO yourselves. and relief and heath "a
your children. ~ Price, 80 cents per bottle.
We nave sold very large quanil,iespf Mrs. Wnslow,s
soothing syrup during tho past six yenrs -sevcrn tho.
nahd INC 1851 yeas We believe II the best medicine in
the world ior Children teethng, for the cure of Dys
emery ANA Darrhea In Children whether arises from
ophhg or any other cause. II gives universal salts
Ncuon-neyer heard complaint from any one using il
never sold medicine universally successful In re.
heying pain ana affecting cufcs-feef Is ABsoLuTrly
SURE. CURTIS a. PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 Cort.
land street. New York
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world IL asOnished NJ the wonderful c1rea ma,
formed by the CHAMP AND PAIN KILLER nrenorad
by CURTIS a PERKINS Its equal has never Lsen
known for removing pan In all cases, for The eura M
spinal complaints, cramp IN The limbs and stomach
rhenmat isn In all It's FORMS ois cholie b,ns ,os1
tropt and gIavc ia decidedly the best remedy IN The
word For particulars, see circulars In the handa n
Arenis, lol gfatiiOna circulation.
. Z. Die sure and call for CURTIS g. PERKINS,
Tramp and Pain Killer All others bearna this mama
nre bnse limitations. Price l2l 20 37l eta per bottsf
according 10 size Sold in nearly ryery town in tbe
state Agents for Worcester Bush A. Co, L. n. Iazrii
y. Harrington Cherry Valley, Boilonlley 4 GIi,
rpehctr, j. n. Grout y Co.; Enst Broohaeld, Alonzo
upham W. Brookheld, Flake 4 Co., urook6eld, Geo
h'how TO- oc27 dawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14

Miss WHEELER.--The Milwaukee papers
state that when the Jury il the case Of Miss Wheel
er Tor shooting her ex-over, came in at A A. M.
on the 9th inst, after being out four hours, with
Their verdict, mot guilty by reason Of insanity,
the prisoner shook hands with each Of them, and
Judge Tucker observed, in reference to the law
whch.requires confinement after such verdict if
the person Is likely to endanger the safety Of the
community, that he saw no necessity in this case,
and she was Immediately discharged There was
no one present but the Judge, Jury, Sheriff, and
The prisoner, with her sister and counsel.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14

DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BlTTERs.
II shall be left TO all the people, who shall be en-
titled to the above reward after using bottle EACH
aud they will be be cured of the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, Janndice, Coughs and Colds, COstye
ness, Piles, Weakness Headache all complaints arising
Gom impure blood, loss of appetite,-in fact, all the
complaints which every body is more less troubled
with, after thawng ont in the Spring Langley's Bit.
The very thing all the ades and every body
always do good, and HARM and very pleasant
TO take Only 20 and 37l cents bottle.
Sold in orcester, by James Green, and N. b. Green
wholesale ami retail; d. Scott r. II. Marsh, l.. Il la.
ze and all other dealers in medicine. Also, by dealers
M all the towns and villages every where.
Wholesale depot 81 Union street, Boston.
mhrl8 IA ugn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14

The ADMINISTRATION AND THE NATIONAL
DEMocRATs-Fgst Gan from Nei0 Hamps hire
Ia Iheproceedngs on Thursday Inst, Of the Demo-
cratic State Convention Of New Hampshire, the fol.
iowiag recommendation 10 President Pierce was IN.
Produced by Mr. Edmund Burke, chairman OF the
Commitlee opeResolutionss d. wa
5th-Resdlsed that We e6courage ourselves with
the belief that ON distinguished e How citizen, now
the bead Of the government Of the United States,
will not in his appointments overlook the old guard
ot the Democratic party, upcn whom he must rely
TOR successful support in all the emergencies which
may arise IN the progress OF his administration.
The old hunkers appear TO feel very sore, that
their claims not more fully recognized by
the administration, and probably took this method
TO make known their dissatisfaction to the Presi
dent. The resolution, however, was not adopted,
the old guard being outnumbered by Young Ameri.
ca, which has no wish to see the administration too
exclusive in its selections for office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-14

Eg-on the afternoon of Sunday 18th inst, a de-
strnctive fire took place in Brooklyn, N. T., in the
vicinity OF the Atlantic dock. Property to the
amount OF $500, 900 has been destroyed. The loss
EEL on Decker & Sons, $4,000 insured for $780,
900 IN two Brooklyn and four New York Offices,
among which are the s'Brooki,n'' and ssBroadwa,,'
Companies.
George Mcmahon, $4,000 tuns of coal DESTROYED !;
loss estimated, with buildings, &C., 500 ,OOO Not
insured.
Wanz & Haight ST. 900. Not insured.
John Young $500. Not insured.
The losses independent Of the above will moi
amount TO over $500.