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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

On and arte' Mcadau, MGy 9ih, 1853, through PAS
SENGER TRAINS whlleave as Io'lows:
Leave Providence 720, and II 30 a. M and D. Q
Leave Worcester at 80, and ii a ana 4 10 ..
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Mcasrs. Enoch Train q Co.; q. Howe a COZ Blan-
chart, Converse < Co Nash, Calender a. Co. J. b.
Kimbsll A. Co. George II. Gray a Co James Read,
Esq Albert Fcating, Esq. II, NJ H0lbrook, Esq. X
liam Gordon, Esq Hon. VIM g, Bates, all Of Boston.
The mixed aystem' Of Life Insurance adopted by this
Company, and the beat English Offices, secures al he
combined advantages Of the Stock and Mutual systems
The Premiums 10 be paid 10 Cash and the present val
Of Annual Dividends Il payable IN Cash. on demand
deducted from future Premiums, az the option ofthe
party insured at
,f-r California Life insurance. and Permits for Aus
era a. Oregon and the Sandwich Islands, a. reduced
rates Of premium. GEORGE H. BATES,
General Agent, New England Branch Office, No. 10
Congress street. Doson corner Of Post Office Avenue
few doors from State street,
4 JOHN "A. DANA,
No Central Exchange, Worcester.
Na GEO. A. BATES, Medical Examiner.
oct9 d1aWawoowly
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad


ella A sisss g..ss.sa.s1Sss - 90 sssa
Passenger Trains will run as follows.
Leave Arrive al GrOtOn Arrive AT
Worcester az Junction at Nasbea and Lowell at
S'Se am. 1, 89 Is m $50 am. $50 a. m.
lilo IN IL ~ pm Lag pm. LILO pm
4l5p.m 5,95 pm. $50 pm $40 D m
Leave Arrive at Grcton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
730a.m. Is am. s.05 am. Is am.
ll.35 am. II. 30 am. 1926 pm. l.5a nm.
5.59 pn- 9.4h pm. 600 p,m. 7.20 pm.
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER ROADS
Trains arriving Nashua directly with trains
of Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal Northern
Passumpsic and Vermont Central Railroads. All Trains
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains fro n
the above rautd Roads.
Each Train TO and from Groton Junction, Except the
Evening Tram rom Nashua) connects with upward
and downward Trains of the Fitcbburg Railroad and
Stony Rro0k Railroad to and from Lowell.
AT Worcester $50 M tram connects with steam.
bon train from York via Norwich llI5a m con.
meets vn Boston and worcester, Providence and Wor,
cester, Norwich and Worcester, and Western RaIiroad
trains. AIS p. M with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany. Train arriving at r. A. M connects
with the a. nj. trains Of all the above roads, includna
Express Train TO New ork and Albany That arriving
at p m with p. m. trains Of above roads That ar
irving At 72O M with the New ork Steamboat Train
via Norwich.
FiTCHDURG AND woRCEs TER II. r. TRAINS.
running in connection with Wore and Nashua tiais
Leave Fitchburg at 81. M; 1910 and 90 y. m
Leave Worcester at $50 and H. m. and a. IS M
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each WY between
Worcester Groton junction, Nashua Lowell and Fitch.
burg.
u For connections with the other road at Worces.
ter Groton JuAction, and Nesk9a see Snow and vii.
der's Pathfinder and Railway c hide.
u Through Tickets issued at Worcester for Bur.
ingon, Montpelier, Wells River and White River juno
tun, the fare by each Of The different routes via
Nashua and fisohhurg but no change Of is made
on the Nashua route
". sTOWELL, sup't
Worcester, june D. 1919. ielo dawtf
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TIAR Mattresses, and Spring Beds made 70 order !,
eets anwu TAbER cnOIIAK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-09

BLINDS, WINDOW sAsHEs, WINDOW
~ FRAMES, DOORS, DC. Of all kinds and prices,
made from Northern and Eastern Lumber. constantly
on hand, or made to order at tie shortest notice.
Also
BLINDS PAINTED. Furnished, and hung complete.
5ashes glazed with Glass Of any quality.
GROUND GLASS, alwass on hand, or il will be
groand 70 order Broken windows repaired SHIRT
tice All orders by mail, otherwise. promptly at
tended 20. Goods packed for their destinapOn, and
warranted to arrive without breakage. The inhabi.
tanta Of Worcester County In want Of such articles,
are invited 10 call at No IS Main ST., opposite tie
Court House, aud examine stock, and for Them
selves JOSEPH WADSMORlu,
jel3 " . deodaw3m
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THE WONDER or TIE World!
Deylne's Compound Fitch Lozenge |

O6VIH5 OOMpOuIu TICCH LOZ6ng6.
THE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs &c is the
4 cheapest medicine ever red 10 The public The
iou~ N>sSlraordinarS case shows effects, if faith
fatty used. Let the dspTmg in aid read this case, and
hope on If not able to purchase call our Agents
and get box Tree, such persons wecsme
Cal had n seyere conoh for aimost :, vesr y7,b
bleeding AT te lungs and raised great quantity Of bad
matter aud have been under the o. one Of the best
physicians in Boston, ard have used great deal Of
medicine but without any other effect than to grow
worse and my ply sician said could not be cured.
commenced using Devme's compound Pitch LOzenge
about five weeks since, and their use has done wonders
for think they have cured me- aud feel thankful
that so good medicine is within the reach Of tho
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tieson street.
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HorWlen and w orcester Railroad.
Ez.assszs7z. IsSs
SPRING ARRaNGeMENTS-N %, 1853.
UPWARD TRAINS
Leave Norwich a., soA NJ. y NJ, and Iql 20 P. NJ
Cent? Village, al rs A. NJ, 10 50 and 81 p NJ
Danelsonvi lie, at 7 40 A. NJ, O5 and o. P. NJ
g Pomfret, at sOOA.M, l ~ and AZ P. NJ
Webster, at 635 A. NJ, 2uO and 40 +. M,
Oxford, at 8 5OA. NJ, 2 Is and O5 P NJ
Arrive Al Worcester, al 9 IS A. M, so and 90 P. NJ
lal Freight train with passenger attached.
DOWNWARD TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at AS and 10 80 A NJ. and COP. NJ
Webster, at 80 and II IS 40
Pomfret 90 90 and II SO 7D5
Danieisonyine, At 8 20 A. NJ, ~ IS and n P. NJ
Centfl Village, at & AZ 8 II 20 and 7 AZ 9 ,
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 2Oand 80
SteampOat Tram leaves Boston at 90 +. NJ, Wor
cester AZ 80 p NJ, Daniesonve at 80, and Norwich
The 80 A NJ train from Norwich, will connect with
Coaches for Providence az Central Village and Pomire
ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and safuainys at DanelsOn.
Will, Mondays, Wednesdays and FriJays at Junction
with Western Express Train for New York and Alba
ny, az 3 25 NJ tor Albany, New iark and Way sta
tons, At 3Uh NJ and pitli train for Providence and
Worcester Road. AtWorooiter station, with Boston
and worcester and Worcester and Nashua Trains,
Inc ~ train rom Norwictl willl9tersect AT June
Ton with New York Express rain for Boston, and
Train for Providence and ofcester Road, nj orcee
ter Station with Boson and Worcester aud Worcester
and Nashua Trains. \
The 3 30 NJ Train from Norwich arrives IN worces.
Ter In time for the 10 80 NJ Train Tor Boston, which
leaves The Western X siatian.
Traifs from Worcester ~ as and 10 80 A M. arrive
In Norwich III for Trains for New Loudon SION
ington, willimantic Hartford, New Haven and N York
me 10 80 Train from Worcester connects nj
Danielspnvilie With coaches fr Providence Whitman
tic and Hartford, days for Brooklyn with every Ac
AtDayyIle with coachfor Ashford, Tuesdays, Thdras
days and FRIDAYS. ~
1he Q 90 M Tram from Worcester connects at Web
ster, with Coaches for southbridge daily, ior West
~. nd "a
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Dye Woods, &C., &c.

u q. W a n r EN-,
HAS opened DAGUERREAN ROOM No. 1917.
III Man street. up one flight OF stairs, where he
WI be happy 70 wait upon his friends.
W Opposite the Worcester House.
Juue z, 1853 d3m JOSEPH q. WARREN.
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&EA ON Pleasant street, few rods from Main st.
Ri For particulars. inquire of JOEL DEWING,
at Allen ~ Thufber's Pistol Munuiactory.
Worcester, March l,ls53. DIFF
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Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
A GRAND Assortment cheap, lats MERniI Sal
n Main street. walls
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.

Commercial Line Of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEWY DIRK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. time Is Hours.
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Keep Coo

DALM LEAF, Straw and Leehorn HATS, IN every
variety Of style, aud at the very lowest prices for
cash, at MERRfLL's,
jeio dawn 22i Main at
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60 sas fTzs1ss-ss- rrses==ssss=s=sz-1 r-szzs,sss
~ * zsla @--c.szsaas te-sSs. 49,. ts59z
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The TO A. N. train from Providence, connects Il
Worcester with the Express rnins from Boston foi
New Yofk, and Abant. which leave Worcester at 9.2d
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Building Lots fur sac
Cottage for SAC

ON Eliot street, very near Laurel street Church.
- Inquire at - RIcHMOND'S,
mch6 dom No 265 Main street.
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IisiA fss rlssssss- rssss ttggs7sss 2ssssss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

belly standing collar snd ell and adopt. blue coat with
eney buttons We dOBbt il the Japan blsekiEg AMI
WATERS can be secured with such course this IL
isuseless to lament vhat i past Mr Belmont should
have made some sacrifices OF his love for vulgar simP
city in costume snd then japan might have been an
pered Upon such apparent TRIES depend the destInes
Of nations Denmark and Deishbor once went to war
il is said because Queen could show smaller shoe
than the other and now lose bright jewel OF the
Orient because Mr. Belmont will no, initiate our diplo
matte model tailor
One thing remains 70 he done, and W.
urge it on the attention Of the Government
The Souls coat should be brought over here
md the public excitement with regard 10 its
nature be appeased We have called il shad-belly,
but there philosophical souls who doubt
whether that be the precise shape This doubt should
he settled Besides, being the invention Of public
tailor that shape is public property Let the public
have IT, Let the Government procure snd dissem-
mate this model coat among the Democracy, taking
care to conciiate Hsris and Sofs Secessonists and
Unionsts by giving them equal chances at the psf
tern We suggest that vessel of be at once sent
to Europe 10 bring il over. and that proper tunc-
tonary be charged with the solemn duty of introducing
to the United States the immortal creation OF Soale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

very ingeniou. serious difficulty has been e1Pe-
-es5 IN other machines designed to PRINT eonFlna-
o. sheet from the oct that On ordinary knife esnno'
h relied On T. cut paper which i wet enough tor
tin Tbi. inconveneBee Mr.. Beaumont obsistes
=, In, M. .errzted or ssw-shsped knives with long
"a seate teeth The points Of the teeth easily pierce
.e paper and cnce having obtained an entrance the
cutting ilcompIeted in IN instant
Tbese are the chief features Of Whist we consider
very admirable Invention No presses have yet been
built On this plan. but when we state that MI HOB
has purchased the patent and is now ready to make
.bsm. We say enough convince practical men that
our opiniop il well founded We suppose that this
pre,s must super.ede all others for everywhere great
rspidity il required And though the two Of Hoes
-,e,. rres.es which We now use have cost large
surn Of money We lock forward 70 being compelled az
no distant dsy to abandon them tor machines OF Beau
,oopt p.tent in order to supply the enormous and in
c,assipg numbers of The TRIBUNE demanded by the
uunlc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

Tie Gas, journal published in Cracow. Poland
while commenting on the so-called) letter of Mrs Tyler
to the Duchess of Sutherland quotes The Tribune as in
favor Of Slavery. 1t says:
A journal # influence and importance The Ne'r YORK
Dahl TrltHneJ SAWS An the world il against us, and
accuses u of the greatest crimes On all sides humanity
afrms that condemned on account Of our slavery
We should be crushed under such accusations, II 1t were
so great wrong and injustice but as in our opinion
slavery violates no law moral natural no generous
sentiment that on the contrary Is benehcent lnsti
tuition, trust it viii survive all such attacks etc
No sueh opinions. but always the reverse have been
uttered by TIE Tr6RHe The Gas has been deceived
and as we wish not 10 be misunderstood even al tha'
distance, we invite it to correct the error Some mis-
take as to the newspaper or some designed ialsehOOd
NAV have led 10 such a misstatement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

There was but little business of public importance
transacted in the Board of Aldermen last evening
petition numerousy signed by Presidents of Insurance
Companies, and others, asking for fre-bel for
the City Hail. was received and referred to commit
tee In consequence of many contractors and owners
of property in danger of being affected by the proposed
Parks report from the Committee on Land and
Places adopted, directing the Street Commissioner
TO notify such persons to meet before him, and arrange
any matter in relation thereto in which they may be
interested AresolutiOn directing the Street COmms-
sOner to advertise for proposals for the removal of
Vanderbilt Rock was referred TO the Committee on
Wharves.
Nothing of Importance was done last evening by the
Rnard Of Assistants
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correspondent relates the following circumstances
which occurred very recently at New-0rleans;
He went thither in his ship from Liverpool with
eleven black sailors BY the laws OF the State he was
required to give $500 bonds that he would take them
out of the State This legal requirement was fulfilled
On BIZ. part but under the United States Laws he
also had TO pay the usual hospital money st the Gus
tomHouse for each of these men Two OF them after
ward were taken i'll. and though each has bona hde
protection. granted at the CustOmHouse in Boston.
the Collector refused 70 admit them to the United
States Marine Hospital tecsuse they were not recog
nized as American citizens The Deputy Collector at
ewOrleans told correspondent that their orders
were to collect hospital money on black sailors, but
not admit them to the Hospital Application in the
presence Of witness was twice made Intellectually,
70 this end
We call on the Secretary of the Treasury for some
explanation of this matter II carries comment with
it, Our Government should not require pay for pos
sbe boon and then refuse 20 give it. Such conduct is
simply dishonest What says the Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
WIG PRIMARY MEETINGS.

Serenth Hard-The Whitney party were dsiesi'a %
State Senator
Tenth Har5-Dr Haws and James Dewey i"hsI
are named with reference TO the Senatorial nonnsnss1 -.
Mr. Maeomber City REFORM indepeadeni can i'ass
The preferences of the Delegates 10 the ssn''sa o
yention are not definitely known, but Il rs m'SAAs'
are informed, that they are committed or instructed
half Of any man. They viii 90 a. we are .aa' ~ !,
some reliable friend Of City Reform and the compis'''
the Public Works.
TzirteeuA Ward-The friends Of Mr.. Deweys no."
nation for Senator were successful
Sercn,senA Ward-The Senatorial Delegates ~
pledged, but opposed TO any narrow minded Ns' ~
can political candidate The friends OF sain1a -
are confident of his nomination for Alderman. hh'-
Ware win be nominated for Assembly. hgriy -.
able Wig citizen Of the Ward informs Us 'na' uAs a.
ference Of the Police IN the late contest vsS an -
surditv. The ticket elected Is composed, N ns a.
Independent Wigs, and bur Police OfheeE -,
l. elected to any Conversion. ia uue tne 80 - m,
das.es for Delegates were defeated as he peop1 -.
Seventeenth Ward think that they have saoa'N -,
enough 10 the cut and dried nominations o. -
eaucuses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

We published the other day list Of public lecturers with
their respective residences and since then we have received
many requests TO add new names the list with two
of which we have complied Some Of our friends have
however fallen into the mistake of supposng that we in
tended to make known the of all persons who might
Ike 10 deliver an occasional lecture when the ia that
we simply meant t. LET the public know where persons
already known might be found by Lyceums and Associa
tons desiring their services To announce the names OF
begnre or OF those who only appear at rare intervals in
the lecturer desk not our purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
WING RATIFICATION MEETING IN BOSTON.

BOsTON " tunt-uhNf U't II I7l'.
Amass Ratification Meeting Of the Wings was held IN
Faneuil Hall this evening. Hon. Abbott Lawrence pre-
sided T. II Derby OF Boston made speech IN oPpoS
ton 20 the new Constitution.
Hon Edward Everett spoke for two hours principally IN
opposition TO the new State Convention. Tie took up IN
detail and repudated the motives Of the party who pre-
sened H. as being selfish and anti Republican His speech
was almost entirely Of local character The only ain
sion 10 national affairs by Implication when no sad
that the success OF the Democrats at the election for Pres
ident had been because of pretense diJunctlon
from the Free SOIL party whereas tbe troubles
which had arisen to the Government through t n9
recconitiou Of the promises made for freeSlil
support were disraotng H. He briefly nYiewed the dis
tgushng marks separating the two great parties OF the
country since ls2s comparing them with those now exist
inc and the changes apparent He in favor Of the
Pacific Railroad. but not as party measure .
At the close nine cheers given and the meeting
dissolved The Hall densey packed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
RECEIVED By

PHILADELPHIA, Neileslaf' Oet l..
The majority for Glpin, Wig for May. OF this city Is
9lOs. Three Constellation Candidates Wm c Patterson
%, nocrst Geo II. HGr. Wig, and NJ ". BALDWIN. Wing
but not on the Consolidation ticket elected 10 the As
.emblv Eli Price Consolidation IS elected to the Sen
ate by nearly 1000 majority.
The rtuIns thus lar received show majority Of 700 for
Murphy Dem for Marshal with Kensngto and three
wards Of Spring Garden to hear from The vote VIII be
close.
The Democrats have elected Smith. County Commis
sioner: Miller County Surveyor Gibson PrOthOnoary
and Murphy Marshal While the Wings have elected Rsed
Attorney and Col, man. Treasurer
We have nothing definite TO the County Assembly
ticket
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday noon Oct - 1888
The returns are not yet perfect Reed. Wing. IS re
elected Attorney for certain Keysers friends have still
hopes for the Marshsship bu; matters look gloomy.
Lancaster Co-The whole Wing County ticket S elected
PrrrsBrRGH Wednesday Oct ls. 1883
Returns in slowly and we have no reliable figures
as vet Mr. McCln,ock Dem Is certainly elected to the
senate AL the Democrats elected to the House, ex
cept Kirkpatrick shannon for Judge runs the Wing can
didaie close and the result is doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
Maine Law Nomination.

QaeeAs C0.-Assembly James Rider
Rocklcnd C0-Assembly, John / Sufern.
XXI Jcfers0s cal Leris-ssnator Gardner Town
Wig.
Lars Co-Assembly Sidney Sylvester. Dem
Dvtciess C0-Assembly, !. Peter Brett Fishkn
Osneg0 CO.-Assembly, l. Abner C. NATION.
Sarsfoga C0.-Assembly, l. Harvey Chapman; ? Aus
tin Reynolds District Attorney, james Z Mexican
XXI Eris.-Senetor: Col e. w Cook, Of Spring
vile.
MI WasAiagt0n Ga9 SaratOga-Senstor Charles
Roger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA

CHAHTrsTON, WodnosdaY, Oct. y, 10.
James f. Broome inangurafed A. Governor OF Flor
da on the 81 inst In his Inaugural he takes ground for
the removal of the Seminole Indians considering them as
Ioht 70 the roserty of the State in violation OF their
treaty obligations and in open defiance Of the power an
hority ard importantly Of the Federal Government lie
will consider part Of his constitutional duty to see the
law of last esson providing for their final removal faith
fully executed He advocates Common Schools, Railroad
improvements and promises his hearty support to Gen
Pierce's administration
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

DEATH or Mrs WEBsrER-Mrs. Catharne webster
widow Of the late Professor John w Webster OF Harvard
University. died at her residence in Cambridge Monday
morning She had been sick but Sc hours though her
health has never been good since the fearful event which
made her widow She about 50 years old and was
native of the Island Of 81 Mchee OF the Azores group
She was highly esteemed and accomplished lady -Four
daughters two Cambridge and two at the Azores remain
To berio sz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

edviees wHxsr ret naca luc-srv s.o 49,. ~
soe At ~ iss 81 u Co.s ssh bos-<s dsiar lrts.
downward osTs Doll end o~sr s,ss - dSe Oio w..
g7G Sfc FREIcsrs-fIear &cs WhesI -. =, N. - -
souH; 81 Coss ssVPcd ey Csnai Otsy s..s. N
CEasLEsro>. OFT i2-fkc sales Of C0rrox ser. s.5-.
Week have l.er lte falrs. AZ q aiie r.
dra wlh dfclnins tepducy. The letter saaie.
X kiie he loser qla lee heavy ana usa ~ Al
eecias Reoeigs Of he week 7o ta-s s1sk "a s..s Ia
be'Fs -
NEw.oHLEaxs Oct l2-The sales 81 Corey o. I'D.
far~ly tscs Tbs market = hesvy sa9 Niiaius l...s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
THE CASE OF CAPT. GIBSON.

WAsHISGTOS, Wednesday, Oct. y, ID
Tie Caion Of this morning publishes letter from Capt
Gibson regrettng the II New York papers IN
denouncng Secretary Marcy for the inquiries be had made
anxious that the Secretary should make all the Inquiries
pecessary 10 refue the accusations made against him He
i satisfied with the action Of the Government in his case
especially with the instructions gwen TO the charge Al
flares at the Hague.
Official intelligence mas been received Of the death Of
DR. Edmund Du Barry late Fleet Surgeon Of the East
India Squadron He returning home on the sck list
and was one month out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
CONSPIRACY IN MEXICO.

BALTIMORE wednesday Oct IL, 1883
TIE N,- Orleans Bee Of Thursday last has special intel
rgtnce from Mexico received by private letter TO the
effect that Government had discovered an extensive con
spi in Pueba and that several prominent persons had
been Srresed-among them Don Juan Muzica late Cover
nor of the State of Pueba General Manoe' RObbs and
Don Luis de Ia Rosa They had been ordered to leave the
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13

HAho AID soET ssILL Irrss.-Ihe Hon. Aa'.A !,
Soft candidate for A,srney General, IN sreee1 -
Csttarsugus County ssid ai be thought TIA, os "a
lin Pierce ought and would o9st Judge D'o
OConor from the Offices which they hold anh1 s 60 I.
Whiting, the DemscrIhc candidate iof - - =.
the With District; - ssid 20 Be % -. a,
10 shake hands viii Bsrnbsrnsr' '0f '''' "
isehf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-13
MARKETS.


The receipts Of tee pes, hsa have heen FLo0s 80 boz.
WHEAr, 100 bghes Coss 400 buss BAILEY q ~ ssns
only 100 bbk WaEsr steady VITA moee
rqary cozs unehsnesd-sses a so bashss bAal1f u
for roSs 10 for Ordinary ro"ea
Oars doing better sales - E0<2c. .-u...,-
BuyFALo OFT llReceipu yeserdEyfLcrL ~ lbs
bushes. CoEs. OARS 1909 pfs1es pA
LEY FLoCE rather deTres1 dealers are i"as 'ns