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Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08
HENRY CLAY.

Tho subjoined communication from Gen. LESLIE
COMBS will be read with deep emotion by every
Wing in the land, and with interest By every Anne
rican Of every party whose love of the Union has
not been blunted by sectional or fanatcal preju-
dice In devotion to that Union, as our supreme
national interest, next to public liberty, his patri
otto soul was bound up, and for its preservation he
was ever guard. These resolutions from his pen,
now for the first time made public come to us like
object of his life, "the union of the States, now
and for ever"
WASHINGTON APRIL s. 1854.
To Messrs GALES & SEATos.
GEsrLEnns: Inasmuch Us Mr. CLAY's name has been
frequently mentioned and his opinions alluded to in the
recent debates the Nebraska BILL feel it to be due to
his memory well the truth of history to give TO
the public the following resolutions which written
by him and enclosed to at Lexington, Kentucky in
letter dated i" Washington, I'D December, lS49."
The words " uitln the Territories recently acquired from
Mere in the second resolution, nterlined by him.
With this exception there is change from the original
draught in the slightest particular.
His object to have them, similar ones pre-
sented to the people Of Kentucky without distinction OF
party at public meetings to be called for the purpose
Very truly your most obedient servant,
LESLIE COMBS.
(ooPY)
l. Resoleea, That this meeting is firmly attached
to the union of these States and that they go for il
one and indivisible, now and for ever.
2 Resolced, That whilst this meeting would be
most happy that the controverted question Of
slavery within the Territories recently acquired
from Mexico should be settled in manner satisfac
tory to all parts of the Union, no settlement Of it
whatever it may be, will create any just occasion
for dssolving the Union.
3. Resolved, That this meeting beholds, in the
dissolution of our glorious Union, no remedy fol-
any alleged evils, real or imaginary, but a great
aggrayation of them ALL and contemplate that de-
plorabe event the parent Of other caamities fal
transcending in magnitude and fatal consequences
any of which complaint is now made.
4. Resolved, That as far as depends upon US, We
will stand by, support, and uphold the Unior
against all attacks from without or within, and
against all ultraisa, whether at the North or the
South. .#
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

The CoMRT.-The new comet can now be seen every
evening, after dark, in the heavens cor
respondent of the Boston Traveller, writing from the
Cambridge Observatory, April Sd, says:
The comet now conspicuous in the evening near
the western horizon through the great
at Cambridge, presents blazing nucleus tail which
may be traced TO the extent of degrees The ta is
curved towards the NORTH and has dened out
line about the head md the south side; but this out
line is traced with difficulty the north side Near and
following tue nucleus there is lame of omen dark
space. judging from rough estimate of this comets
rate and direction of motion, it probably seen here
rs early could have it viz on the 29th ulti
mo Three observations of its position required a,
the data necessary for determining the elements OF its
orbit one OF which has been obtained Mt Cambridge
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ohisf Engineer Tshaaatcpse Comyaay.

SuooKiNo MuRDER-We learn that shocking murder
committed in Chapel Hill Saturday night last by
j. Brockwsll, upon the person of MIR. James Davis
Brockwe went to Mr. James Dapss and used some very
offensive language, whereupon Mrs. Davis told him he
must go away; B. refused, but continued his offensive
language. MIR. Davis then took him by the and told
him he mnst leave there whereupon Brock well drew his
knife and inflicted several stabs upon Mr. Davis killing
him almost instantly The murderer worthless drunk
en- loafsr; but his victim highly respectable
cbanic and member Of the Methodist Church Here is
another distressing sacrifice to the end Brockweu
wss arrested, and in prison to await hi4 trial
.. Rdieigh Stqr.
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JERE. CLEMENS.
MICH. DAVIS, Jr., Huntsville, Ala.

LITERARY IsrELLiGENcE-We understand that the first
edition Of Col BgsroNs "Thirty Years in tho United
States Senate is to be fy thousand copes and
these will be taken to fill orders which have already been
received The demand for the work has satisfied the pub
fishers that it is destined to enjoy larger sae in pro
portion to its price, than any book ever published in
America. We should be surprised if it otherxise
for it presents claims public attention which
before concured and not likely again
In any American work The first volume win be out in
about n fortuight-N y Ecening POST
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

CUBAN DEhoxsTRArIoS IN NEw ORLEAEs--On the sa
ing OF the Empire City from New Orleans by the way
Havana, there quite demonstration the part Of
tho Cubans and their friends living in the former city
The special occasion the embarkation of Senor Lo
for New York. the nephew of the unfortunate bueca.
who garotted in Havana and himself one OF
the invading party which his ill-fated uncle led The
nephew taken prisoner, sent to Spain, and 6na,
to the of Africa whence he escaped b
bribiug his jsilor -KsD York Pest.
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CANAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leaving Richmond
Va for the West and oce utrsa, will find accommoda-
ton in the daily line of canal packets established on
the route between Richmond and Scottsve by Mr. g. j.
NRAHY. VIC ore given to understand that reliability is q
principal feature in this enterprise which has for its basis
company of substantial citizens in its
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

case bearing resemblance to the Gardiner case
has occurred in London Frederick A. hoyns, formerly
q member of Parliament, committed to prison on .
charge of forging powers of attorney and obtaining
E1 500 stock fr the Bank Of England. Being unable
to procure bail he committed and found dead in
his CELL jury returned verdict of natural
daafb {. .
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

The SUPREME Court of the United States, pur-
suant to adjournment, re-assembled at the Capitol
in this city on Monday, and resumed its business.
There were present
The Hon. ROGER B. TAsEY, Chief Justice.
JAMES NJ WAYNE
JoHs CArRoS,
PETER V. DANIEL, ;. I,s,;o.s
SAMUEL NELSON, ''
= b. Il, CURTIS, and
Jso 4. CAMPBELL,
JAMES D. CAMPBELL, Esq, of South Carolina c. b. f.
o'NErLL, Esq, of Pennsylvania; and CHARLES BAYARp
STROBE, Esq, Of California admitted attorneys and
counsellors Of this Court a""
The CHIEF JUSTICE announced to the Bar that No. 81
would be the first called for argument to-day after
which the Court would the regular call of the
docket, beginning with No. IL
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PHESoNRHos.-The meteorological report of the
Alexandria Boarding School for the month Of March
ststes that the evening of the 2s about halfpast
nine o'clock very singular appearance was visible in
the heavens, situated in the north little to the east Of
the meridian, and about 45o above the horizon. Its
length was about six degrees and its width one-eghth
as much When first observed it appeared moro red than
the planet Mars but gradually faded away vanishing
entirely in the OF half an hour.
The same appearance observed in Montgomery
county, Ad eighteen miles north of Washington, in the
southern part Of the heavens the horizons in Lou
loun county, tVa in tho cast. also tho horizon;
nd in Washington, in the zenith thus fixing its locality
over this place. @.#
Ii was most probably stream Of electricity passing
from n cloud.
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The man who swndled jeweller in Albany out of $500
worth OF ewery few days since, under pretence that
he was friend of Gov. Seymour, Subsequently ar.
rested on board North river steamboat. He turns ont
70 be the man that married the German girl who robbed
the Syedish Cousul's house in Boston q year ago,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

The railway system of Massachusetts, extends l,4l5
miles of which 307 miles double tracked the cost,
$751; 600; the gross earnings last year. 600
the expenses 1000 2s2 nett return equal to 5s4 per
cent of the cost eight Of the roads not being in active
oneraton
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Sntr BuLDIXo At BATH, Me- THE Bath Mirror state,
that the aggregate Of ships be hu la that ci
the present year. Mt $50 per ton, will be abons two mil
lions eight hundred and eighty thousand dollars Forty
least will be built the average Of which viii be Abon,
200 tons
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

MISSIONARIES BiBLEs PoR CniSa-The Lond.n
missionary Society has received nearly $4,000 towards
the fund for sending additional missionaries China
and the British and Foreign Bbo Society received
about 81; 900 towards the fund for sending million
Testamens to the same country This latter will
pay fer between 800 o00 and 900 900 Testamtnts.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

The last anniversary of the birthdsy Of WASHINGTON
was observed in Constantnopc for the first time with
imposing ceremonies. In the harbor several Turk
isb English French Dutch and Austrian vessels OF war;
also the United States ship Levant In the morning each
ship displayed the American ensign Mt the masthead At
the Leyant fred salute Of twenty guns, which
was Immediately followed by similar salute from all
the other ships Of war in port In the afternoon Capt
TURNER, Of the Levant had levee on board his ship
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

The Legislature Of Tennessee passed at the last session
law to regulate the emancipation Of slaves providef
for the transportation to the western coast of Africa OF
al slaves heretofore hereafter liberated and all free
persons Of color who fail to give bond for good behavior
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

We were glad to observe that Mr.. BRIGHT had
80 far recovered from his late severe illness to
appear in his place in the Senate yesterday.
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boat containing three dead men was found on the
AXE shore, eight miles west Of Michigan City They
Ie supposed 60 have been fshsrInen from Milwaukee,
snd died from exposure. '.."..
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

Hon. H. Fl. MILLER, of Mississippi, late Ameri-
can Charge d Afaires to Bolivia, is on visit to
the city, at the National Hotel.
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Seven sea steamers sailed from New York yesterday,
viz: The Africa for Liverpool the Northern Light, for
San Juan the North Star and the Illinois, for Aspin-
wall the Alabama, for Savannah; the Southerner for
Charleston; and the Roanoke, for Richmond
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

On Saturday evening last, ut Lagrange, Miss Layna
Baggs of Wheeling lost her life from having her clothes
caught in the machinery Of paper mill She was about
IL years old, and an exemplary christian.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-04-08

Mr.. ALBERT BALcH, superintendent Of car repairs on
the Passumpsio rond, was killed at st. Johnsbury tyt
On Saturday last.
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Sir CuAs. NAplER's feet arrived at Wipgo Sound on
the 18TH 1t stated that the gstes and vessels of the
second class will the Baltic by the Sound and the
larger vessels by the Great Belt.
Swedish papers report that $4,000 Russians en-
pcyed in cutting channel in tho ice from Cronsradt to
Sweaborg ...~ .. ~.
force of 81 600 Russians is the way to strengthen
the garrison of Reve The commander of the troops at
Revel had proclaimed that probably the town will be
bombarded by the English and French. Women and
children therefore advised to quit the city.
The British steamer Furious and the French steamer
Vauban had been enough to Sebastopoi boom
extended tho harbor and to count six shpsof the
line guarding the entrance with four in the creek,
besides several frgatcs aud briggs The Russians pre-
pairing to block the mouths Of the Danube by stretching
chains across the river. ...
Since the prohibition Of tho export of from 0des.
the price had fallen from nine three silver roubles
To the present time tho Russians have made no formal
attempt take Kalsfa and, far appearances ind
cate will not ut present do Their plan Of operation
now seems be throw forco into the mountainous
part of bulgaria. and endenvor raise the Rayah pcpu
laton. ... ...." +.,"..
Gen. BuRGoYNs and Col. ARpAxr had returned to Con-
stannope having traced the plan of entrenched camp
on the European side Of the point of tho Dar
denelles 1t will be completod before June Another
camp is to be traced out the road to Ad-ianope.
In future foreign officers to DO freely received into
the Turkish service, but only in their actual military
rank and the rates Of pay Turkish officers Of
equal grade l.
PROPOSED RgsPScT FOR REuTRAL vEssELs
Tho British Parliament on Friday, 17th Ind under
discussion motion by Mr.. 0tsses ts address the Queen
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Baltic arrived at New York on Tues
day evening with Liverpool dates of the Esd utimo
Not having arrived out until the preceding Sunday,
in consequence of being two days in an ice-pack,
which carried her three hundred miles ont of hsr
course, she was necessarily detained at Liverpool
day beyond her regular time of sailing, to allow
time for discharging and taking in cargo.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-11-30
Auttiuns.
By E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
Office 2SG Main street.

Office 23G Main Street.
EXTENSIV SALE OF REAL ES-
M TATE AT AUCTION-0n SATURDAY ,
Dec. %, as follows, to wit;
Another great sale of WOreesIcr Acn denny
Building Lots, together with the Buildings thereon.
Win be sold on the premises on the day above mem
toned commencing at O'clock 80 Splendid Build
ing Lots situated upon Main and Dread Streets being all
the lots unsCd both in font and Of the Academy
Buildings from Main street the Railroad Also at the
same time, all the Buildings thereon, consisting Of the
large Brick Building, Dwelling House and Barn, said
buildings to be removed within six months.
The above lots beautifully located, directly opposite
the Dread Institute upon elevated ground adording de-
lghul views of the city and country in every direction,
and for convenience and beauty Of situation are unequal
led by any in this city Owing the proximity OF these
lots business of all kinds they are, without question:
the desirable this Market for investment, offering
opportunity Of to the specuator mer
chant, and mechanic.
Also, Immediately after the sale Of the above, will be
sold, Acres of very Valuable Land, loca-
upon the Fitch Estate May street The situation
of this Lot such that it viii probably double in value in
three years. offering great nducement to the purchaser
Also very desirable Building Lot, situated upon Wei
ngon opposite the residence of j. c. Jacques Esq
Also good Two Story House, known No. Is Lincoln
street second house from Kendall street, the east side
Of said Lincoln street, formerly owned and occupied by
Charles Ingley The location Of this house is desirable 1t
being in the vicinity of all the manufactures in the north
part Of the CITY, Said House contains two good tenemeuts
All of the above Real Estate will be sold in the
der advertised without to the highest bidder
Omnbuses will run from City Hall Square to the Sale
and from Estate to the other.
For further particulars and plans Of lots please call at
the Office of the Auctoneer, 236 Main Street.
n27 If
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS,
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, &
LADIES CLOAKS

CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, & cos.
We respectfully invite the attention of purchasers
our PATTERN GARMENTS FOR CLOAKS, comprising
IA different patterns, in
Elegant Paris made Garments
Of our Importation together with large and splendid
stock of Velvet, Cloth, and Thibet CIOaks,
manufactured in cur own establishment, from the above
patterns and from the latest
NEW YORK STYLES.
Our Garments are all made up under own inspec-
lion, of the best materials and Trimmings, by expert
enced Dress Makers and warranted the thorough
and fashionable article sold.
Also, LADIES' CLOTHS, in all the desirable shades
Merinos, French Flapnes, &C.. all of which will be sold
by the yard made into garments, prices we Ii war
rant perfectly satisfactory.
CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
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Glotbtng.
CLOTHEsi CLOTHES !! CLOTHES !It


Clothes Clothes clothes, imperial forms Of dress,
Give to the king his regal air. to the queen her oveness
The gallant grand and gay, the maid almost divine,
Would be noticed amongst the crowd their clothes
want superfne;
We look at the glorious flowers with their ofa thou
sand dyes;
We look at the dome Of night with its Thousand golden
And we bow to the spirit Of beauty that gives US such
draughts Of bliss,
And the spirit of beauty you know, is nought but tho
spirit Of dress.
Clothes clothes cotles the summary days have gone,
And the chilly nights of the Fall swiftly coming on,
And the lghtsome clothes when the roses were In
bloom,
We cast away, and prepare for Winters cold and
90 come We sres your clothes Of sober hue,
And come schoolboys gay for SUITS green, brown
blue,
Come stawat men and stfong in your native manness,
And MACULLAR will make you shine in the glories Of
glorious dress.
Clothes, clothes, clothes, hurrah for the overcoat
That we button, when regns, round body and
precious throat;
Iurra for the bosom friend flannel that covers our brst
When winter spears OF tilt hickest vesti
And hurrah for MACULLAR who makes and sells as fast
he can,
All that's fitting for 'Bub, " the most imperial
60 to him and buy your clothes and you will learn bless
The day you began to trade with the paragon Of dress
Clothes, Clothes Clothes the lawyer forgets his brief
The farmer the price Of wheat the lover his latest grief
The woodman the green oak tree that grows in its forest
pride,
The doctor his fees and pills. the boatman wind and tide
The clergyman his text and the hardy artizan
Ills daily tolls and cares when they the tH dressed
man,
And they instantly go to MAoULLAR's, and nobody
should do less,
And out in the newest Styles and handsomest forms
of dress,
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BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C. - On
EE SATURDAY,,
At o'clock p. NJ, at Office,
The usual weekly sale of Household Furniture compris-
ing Carpets, Sofas, Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedsteads
Beds, Hair and other Mattresses Looking. Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery and other articles of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
S. NJ. REDD1NG, Salesman.
A UCTIONEER'S NOTICE.-Th The under
IA signed, having had more than six years experience
in the Auction business, in connection with S. W. SELBY
would offer his services the public for the sale Of
Real Estate and Personal Property in any part the
City County Particular attention given to sales of
Real Estate and Furniture at private residences. He
will also attend to the appraisng of all kinds of property
Il. w. VAIL, Auctioncer,
s27 dem Office 236 Main-street. Paine's Block.
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BY L. w. VAIL, AUCrIoNEER.
Office 236 Main Street.
GREAT AU CTION SALE.
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Nj A r TIN ST O w e
POSITIVE SALE.


1t is well known to this community that am expecting
to take the large and commodious Store in of
erection this of Main and Mechanic streets,
which will be ready for occupation for early Spring trade,
and am DESTROYS of closing my entire present stock
of Fall and Winter Goods before removal.
need not say to the people of this region, that my
Stock of the largest aud best in the city, comprising
large variety adapted the of the present
son, such
5000 yds. Rich Dress Silks.
$500 " Thibet Cloths of the best quality
5000 " Lyonese Cloths
large stock of All Wool Cashmeres.
100 Cashmere Long and Square Shawls.
800 Bay State 't 4"
25 Ready Made CIoaks, in New Styles.
Mousseline De LANES, Figured and Plain.
Prints in quantity.
Broadcoths, Doeskins, Cassimeres and Vestings.
5000 yds Carpets, in all grades Also many other arti-
Giles, too numerous to mention.
The above sale will commence Monday, Dec 4th at
and O'clock, P NJ and will be continued through the
week, afternoons and evenings Come early and get tile
best bargains at my store Foster street, directly
site the Boston & Worcester Passenger Depot.
NOtice.-An persons indebted to the Subscriber,
whose accounts and notes due, hereby notified
that they must give their immediate attention to the pay
ment Of the same. MARTIN STOWE.
ms DIFF
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MACMILLAN, WILLIAMS &c 90
271 Piper's Block, Min Street.

SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand an immense stock of CLOTHING,
Under Clothing and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail
Country merchants will find highly advantageous to
their interests to call store we can offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country
In Custom Department may be found the most ex-
lensive assortment of Piece Goods to be found in this city,
consisting of BroafciothS, DoeskiHs, Black and Fancy
Cassimeres. Casters, Beavers Vestings in Grenadine
and London Silks, Vetuets, Plush, Cashmere, &C. which
will be made up at the shortest notice. in the best
manner under the charge Of Mr. ALBERT PATTERSON who
cannot be excee by any in this city, as an expert
cnced Cutter. dawf OF
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GPECIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.

We have in store, he Largest and best
assorted stock of FURNISHING GOODS ever offered
in this city, and which shall be kept full and complete
all times.
We ask the special attention of all Gentlemen in want
of Silk, Cotton, Merino, Wooden Shirts and Draw
crs in all sizes, and of very superior manufacture
Hand-knit Domestic HALE HOSE, double heels, expressly
for our retail trade.
vigonia and Mcrino HALF HOSE, of the most
perb quality ever offered in this city,
SILK, Cotton and Lambs Wool Half Hose, a full
sortment.
Gents long Mcrino STOCKINGS, very heavy
full assortment of Kid. Cloth, Cashmere and Silk
GLOVES, lined and unlined,
Gents Winter Muhlers.
Silk Crava S, in plain Black and fancy colOrs.
Linen Handkerchie with colored borders; do. plain.
Silk Pocket Handkerchicfs; superior quality Fronting
Linens and Linen Shirng manufactured from the SiUer
Flax and imported by ourselves expressly for retail
trade. We this make of Linen superior to any
offered and will refund the money any pur-
chasing this make of Linen if it does not give entire
sfacon.
The prices of every article in this department. is mark
ed at the very lowest cash prices and deviation is
owed. b. Il. HARDON s. co.
mis- deod6t&ytf
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k0tLOAKS! CLOAKS!-J. II. CLARKE Il co
u are opening this morning, splendid assortment of
LADIES' READY-MADE CLOAKS.
of the latest fashions, which they would invite your
special attention before purchasing.
CITY STORE, 152 Main-st, opposite the Post Office.
nj DIFF
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LAzEhL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

THNWUIIN Jul
PREPARATION
which has now
b zen bsfJre Il q
public one year,
DUNG which
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Crftnrrs, Mf.
DIR RONNTON
Az the CITY HALL,

Respectfully announces to the ladies' ana gentlemen OF
Worcester who have so literally patronzed his Lectures
that he will give an EXTRA (not connected with his
Course NTH ANKSGIVING ENTERTA lNMENT