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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09
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MONDAY. JANUARY .. 1854.

a5 The "workng Wings" are grunbling at the
'Dld Foges" about the distribution Of the s'publc
plumber" The Worcester Transcript, Springfield
Republican, Boston Mail. and Lowell Courier unite
in informing the Executive that " the Wing
party have right to expect that some regard will
be had 10 the claims Of those who have done the
hard sCrk OF the party, and have, yet, received
none Of It's rewards; lhatihe day Of official FIX
Iures is gone by; and that liberal application Of
the principle OF "roiaiion" necessary to sus.
tain the hes. interests q the Wing party of Massa-
chusst,s." The Executive is fatty informed that il
it does not heed this numation. "it will find when
it is too late, that il has committed fatal error"
We have often stated that the "best interests" Of
the Wings ia Massachusetts was their interest in the
''pnblic punder.'' The cutlery making by the
organs of that clean and hungry" faction. about the
distribution OF the State Offices, proves that it is
30 paramount to all other considerations connected
with Whiggism is this consideration" Of place and
pay that the ''aOorking Wings" threaten to kill lhe
party il their wants are not attended to-
LeSage was right in his remark that 'brigands
unite IN plundering but cut one anO,her's .hroais
about the plunder,''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

LEeIsLATURE.-In the Senate on Saturday, Mr.
Kimba Of Suffolk, submitted the. report of the
Committee on Senatorial votes, from which it APP
pears that there in the return Of votes
from Great Darlington in Berkshire, the same hav.
ing been dated by the Clerk Of that town in 1903.
feat ofDr. Sabine, the Free Soil Senator is secured,
and by rejecting the vote there will he vacancy in
thar County. il appears 10 us that the error is
clerical, the ought to be counted, and much as
we regret that Mr.. Sabine should lose HE seat here
seems be no valid for not admitting the re-
Turns OF the Clerk Of Great harrington when it
shall have been corrected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

STEAMER SAN FRANGIsco.-Capt Strout, of
Brig Napoleon at Boston, from Matanzas re-
ports that Dec. 25 lat. So OF, lon 50 80, fell in
with steamship San Francisco, Capt. Watkins,
from New YORK, Dec. 81, for San Francisco, in
distress, having been dismastedin a gale on the
29d. Everything was gone above the deck, and
the sea was making complete breach over her.
Captain Watkins stated that the steamer was
leaking fast and requesting Capt. Strout to keep
him company, which he did but the next m orn-
ing she was not to be seen, she had drfted fast
to the eastward.
The steamer was first seen at mid day. and lost
sight Of al dark-wind north west, fresh gale. AT
night it moderate, and next day it was
nearly calm.
There were abou, 200 persons on deck, and when
the brig hove in sight they cheered her.
The Boston Journal says
Ii will be recolIected that the San Francisco was
spoken the day aiieri above report, on the 26th
when she was in iassSs 80, lon SO, and no mention
was made of her being leaky. ltis probable she
will succeed in reaching Bermuda, or some West
India port.
The first na,e Of the Napoleon states that the
spray (not the sea) few over the steamer. part
Of the hurricane deck forward was st nding, and
the crew were busiIy engaged 10 cniting that away
and throwing it overheard. She was on the south
east edge Of The gulf. and was drifting ont. Capt
Siroui judged thar they more sale on board the
steamer than those on board his brig.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

From the espondent of ticN Y. Tribune

WASHINGTON Thursday, Jan. 5, 1854.
A startling report of 6llibuslering in new
quarter has reached me. You well know that
Peru and Bolivia are at war. A proposition has
been started to fit out large steamer filed with
men, and well provided with Paxhan guns, sa-
beTs, muskets, cutlasses, Colts pistols, land all
other approved instruments Of war, which shall
proceed direct to the Peruvian Coast, hoist the
Bolivian flag, and at once capture or exterminate
the war vessels Of Peru, lay hands upon her mer-
chsntmen and coefce them into service TO aid in
) the purposes of the expedition. These are to
take immediate possession of the Lobos Islands
ard begin a rapid depletion of their immense
stores of guano safa
tits propOsed that large feet Of our own and
foreign merchantmen shall be chartered 10 follow
the armed force, and il is calculated that suffi-
Client quantity Of this rich deposit, be at once
taken from the island, 10 fully reimburse the ex-
pendiiures of The enterprise, and leave immense
fortunes to its projectors. The scheme is said 10
be REGARDED with great favor by the South, where
the use Of guano is extending with extraordinary
rapidly, 30 much so, that it is supposed that the
ordinary supply from the Chincba Island, annual
" doled OUT by Peru. will be totally inadequate
in future 10 the wants Of the Southern country.
The immense increase of its application to cotton
lands is the foundation of this apprehension.
Three years ago, not hundred tons were used
for these lands. This year, at least ten thousand
tuns will be required The whole project savors
of romance, bat it is understood 10 be stimulated
and urged on by exacerbated feeling growing out
Of The hardness obstinacy Of the Peruvian au-
thorties in adjusting the claim Of the Benson
and Jewett expedition, based on Mr.. Webster's
famous Lobos letter
Carpenters portrait of the President pleases
him so much that he has employed the artist on
other subjects, and especially in producing por-
trait Of his lost son fioW dagueneolype.
The project of colonzing the Mosquito Coast,
lately started in New York, is stated 10 be wholly
Southern in its purposes. The design is to trans
port slaves thither, and establish slave State
within the territory. The grant 10 The parties in
question is made by King Gallinipper I. of the
Mosquito Indians, and is said to embrace 800
miles Of sea coast. Il remains 10 be seen wheth-
er the Administration will look quietly on and see
this atrocous PROJECT consummaied.
GERRIr Smiths speech to-day on the Kosz-
ia affair was more eloquent even than his former
effort. WAsHBuRN's speech in favor of the
annexation of the Sandwich Islands was one Of
the best Of the session.
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Motorpathic Card.

nR. HALSTED closes his institution ct Rochester,
~ N. ", uuii the Is of pril next comply with
the solicitations of many Physicians and ladies' who
are ali xious to avai themselves oil his thod of
curing disease His object in making this tour beside
that Of treating particular cases. give medi-
ca men such pract cal evidence az may lead 10 more
wise method OF treating Uterine and Chrome Diseases.
II Is hts desire to eXteni 10 tbs facuty every pDss bic
facility for testing the merits Ofhis discovery Pysc
ias, therefore, are plrtcu!al " nv 10 call win pa
tlens under their chage His system OF 1hers peatcs
is simple, rational felahle d based upon new path.
ulo zeal principle stem by which the forms
of Pr JfdpSus Uteri unctona ard OF panc de-
ran emeits are cured Ths p-inciles Moiorpaihy
have been thoroughly tested IN Home in stHnlion,
where five thousand OF ea disc, sss alone
have been successful " treated. Many Of these were
inveterate cases OF rom one tptwen two years stand
Ing some ofihem accompanied with extreme n1lnary
difficulties. Many caves OF Pfotapsus UTeri can he
cnred by visit oiher. in few DAYS and the most
difficult in weeks. Tu produce this almost in
Simultaneous relief the patient IL ulected no pain ur
Inconvenience. No supporters, nur any Of the usual
treatment is employed. When the organ il mad to
assume lis proper Osition, the ratieh il Immediately
able to through any ordinary exercise which she has
strength to PERFORM wthon fear Old pl cenent Mo-
torpahc treatment gives vitality and force O all tho
organs III the discharge their proper functions nd
is most eactua in restoring the constitution from ihe
effects oil self indulgence aud uisspaiion IL has been
proven to be peculiarly adapted Tor he cue OF Incipi-
eni CONSERVATION, Paralysis, and the many ami multi
form comolains origin - 81 Cursitute or Irritation
OF The Spine. Its efc cy in te relief partial nsan.
ity and diseases Of the ~. : be, ond question
ID Halsted will be In Boston, at the Revere House
rom the 18Th 70 The so o. Januay; in Worcester on
the LAT OF February in sptin- field, ~ Mnssasuit
Honse, on Febniary Srd AID All in No hampton IN
February 9Th in Hartford, IT., al Hartford Civ HoeI
on February sth- Merden on Feb lo in Chester,
Al chester hotsl,on Feb lith in New Haven az Ton.
tine House on February is and in New York on Feb.
ruary 20ih, at st Nicholas iioel, Broadway; where
hew u remain few weeks Communications address.
ed to him, en- ronte viii receive prompt attention lie
work ON Mortorpathy can be obtained of him, or be
sent 10 any address, postage free upon the reception of
. 'eh Postage stamps gsAf IA. y f ddl W.T.
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THE srArroRpsHlar.-A lelter hnn been re.

THE SrAFFoRDsHIaE.--A letter has been re-
ceived in Boston, from Halifax in relation 10 the
loss Of the Saffordshise, which says
"a The Schooner Expert, Captain DAY, picked up
burteen Of the Statordshire crew, in boat land.
edeleven ~ SheIburne, and brought three to Hal,-
fax the steward is one Of Them.
They give sad acnoonlssof the mate. Captain
Richardson was seriously.injured day or two be-
fore the accident, and obliged to keep his bed.
The mate when leaving the vessel, with pistol in
hand, prevented passenger from getting into the
boats.
There was one boat capable Of holding at eas, a
hundred persons. in which only few OF the crew
escaped. The smallest boat saved fourteen. Not a
passenger escaped.
Il is hardly probable that the mate could have
manifested such uueeng bGrbarity as is charged in
: the above account, and the public should suspend
their judgment upon Misconduct until more light is
Obtained. ssss ea ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

REMovED.-His Excellency Gov. Clifford in
order to distinguish his administration still more
the most vindictve Of any that has ever been known
in Massachusetts, removed Hon. Henry Chaplin, Of
this city, from the Office of Master in Chancefy, on
Saturday last Mr. Chaplin was appointed by Gov.
Briggs, and has filed the office IN a manner credla-
bic to himself and satisfactorily to the people, but
suspected Of the taini OF Free Soilism nust be
crushed out And 50 the axe falls. Hon Alexander
H. BulIoch. editorol the Egis, has been appointed
as MIR Chapin's successor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

BILL or MoRrALIrr.-The number of deaths
which occurred in this city, durng the year 1858,
not including Catholics or patients at the Hospital,
was 2SS, of whom Isl were maes,and 1872 females,
distributed through the several months, as follows
In January 20, in February 2l. in March 81, in
April %, IN May 20, June 81, in Jolly 26, in Au-
gust 80, in September 81, October IL, in November
II, in December "a.
In 1851, there we're 326 deaths, in 1852, there
were 1928, not including Catholics.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

ca The Five Hundred Dollar Prize offered by
Ossian E. Dodge, for the best tale for his literary
newspaper was given to Augustine j. A. Dugan-
ne. the printer poet. Duganne is native Of
Fitchburg in this county, and served an appren-
ticeshp in the Office of the Sentinel in that town.
AT the present time he is zealously engaged in
forwarding the objects of the give Points Mis-
sion in New York, and has the editorial man
aeement of their Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

NORTH BRooKFIELD.-We learn that new
place OF worship is to be erected in this thriving
town, the population of which has doubled and the
wealth Of which has quadrupled since any additions
al accommodations have been provided for worship.
The new society is an oishoot from that which
the venerable Doctor Smell has presided for mole
than half a century. BY reference to adver,is.
ing columns. it WILDE that proposals are desir-
ed for the erection Of the New Church.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

MoRE CoALITloS.-In the Maine Legislature,
the wings and Morrell Democrats have formed CO.
altion and carry all before them. The Portland
Argus, (hunkerl mourns over this 4" astonishing pc
litica deialcaon," il terms it, and refuses 10 be
comiorted. The wings are in great gee over it,
however, Tor it helps their side, and their adherence
Of coalitions always vanishes when anything is to be
made out Of them IN their favor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

SAILING or STEAMERS, The steamers
Northern Light for San Juan, Ohio for AspinwaIl,
aad Star Of The South for New Orleans, all sailed
from New York on Thursday. The Northern
Light took over 600 passengers among them sew
eraI officers Of The Fourth lnlsnsry and one hum
dred and fifty dragons ~ II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

The ERIE RAIL ROAD TRoUBLEs.--A cor.
respondent Of the New FORK Times, writes that the
results Of the action Of the people Of Erie just
what might haze been expected. The circulation
oil the banks is returning TO them, and they cannot
get it out again. So seriously has il ffected the
principal one, that the directors have concluded not
TO attempt circulating their notes, and dawn 10
"shaying business" Business men, who former.
y have been in good standing, have travelled FAR
and near with their paper and returned with it in
their pockets-csptalists will have nothing 10 do
with them.
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HApss AND MIsHAps1or Toue - EuRoyr. ~

HAPs AND MIsHAPsoF 4 ToUR IN EURoPE ,by
Grace Greenwood, published by Ticknor, Reed,
4 Fields, Boston.
This bookc3niains sketches Of the men, manners,
places, persons, and things which the author saw
during her tour IN Europe ia 1858. /, is written
with considerable vivacity and is distinguished
Greenwood beloved as we'll as admired by her read
ers To those who have visited the scenes descr,b.
ed 10 this work it's a delightful medium through
which to look at them again, and to those who have
not travelled il will present series of pictu,es
which win make them long 10 visit the originals
Il s for sale at j. Keith & Coz.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

From CALIFoRNIA.-The Steamer Ell Dorado,
arrived at New Orleans, on the 18th, from Aspin-
wall, with dates from San Francisco to Dec 18th.
The Steamer J. L. Stevens, from Panama, ar
rived up on the 10th, and the steamer George
Law sailed from AspiLwall for New York with
the mails, specie and large number of passen-
gers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

PRACTICAL BENEvoLENcE.--We learn that
three little girls connected with the sabbath school
ofthe Church of Unity, in this city, collected fifty
dollars from their friends and playmates. and
forwarded the same on New Years day, through
their PASTOR Rev. E. E. Hale, to Mr.. Peas, the
benevolent and kind hearted missionary to the
poor at the Five Points in New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

SKILLFUL SuReERY-Dr. Geo A. Rates, as
sisted by DR. Hathaway, both Of Worcester, recent.
ly removed cancer from the under lip Of Mr. 6seph
Allen Of Leicester, the cancer covering the entire
lip. The operation was performed in the space Of
thirty minutes, including the dressing Of the same
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

RAIL ROAD AccIDEEr.-Ho Benjamin Nudge
Of Lynn, late Mayor Of that city, was run over ly
the train upon the Eastern Rail Road at Ipswich,
on Friday afternoon, and injured so badly as loren.
der ampaiaiion Of one Of his legs necessary. He
also received other injuries, from which is doub-
fui il he RECEIVERS. Mr.. M. sixty years of age,
and has long been prominent citizen Of Essex
County. fsE a.fsE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

MACARTHy's MINsTREIs,-This Band has been organ
lied by Mr.. Mccarthy, late OF the Museum, Nth whose
ability as Worcester public are IA.
miliar. We need only say his Company are, with one
exception, late members Buclleys and Chris s. of
New York, whose songs and Jokes haveb en- the theme
OF every play goer. We would advise the Laughter
loving to 60 10 Horicnltul al Hall his evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09
CoNGREss.
Senate not in Session.

Senate not in Session.
HoUsE.-The communication from the Sec
rotary of War explanatory of the estimates for
Rivers and Harbors, was retefredto the Commit
tee on Commerce. t MI M@sA
The Senate Bill preserving the4nanner Of np-
pointing the Assistant Secretary was taken up
when
Mr. Orr moved as substitute, that hereafter
when that Office shall become vacant the appoint
ment 10 the vacancy shall be made by the Presl-
dent, by and with the advice Of the Senate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

The People of Milford have commenced an agi-
tation in favor of the division of Worcester Coun-
ty, SO as to make rheir village a shire town.
The first meeting which was held last Tuesday
evening, was thinly attended, but committee
was appointed to take the whole subject into
consideration, and report plan of operations at
meeting to be held hereafter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09
Situation Wanted.


Wy middle aged man. who writes a good kand Is
conversaDt with accounts, willing make himself gen-
era, useful and can bring excellent recommendation
$4O0 TO loan, Tor one year, on good cit, mortgage.
American Rlr wanted, IA 10 10 Yeas of age, to go
into the county, and remain two three years.
An Amerit an boy wanted, the shoe BUSINESS
Trunk shop, with good run OF custom, can be
bought at a low price faf Wa
Boot and shoe store for sale, Main ST. with lease
oil store
Several Young Men, with capits varying from $500 10
$500 wish to engage in business.
Buard in different parts OF the city, can be obtained
for married aud single gentlemen
mics
Wet Nurse want d, apply Immediately
An American girl wanted, in private family second
girl
Part of pew wanted, in the old South Church.
Boot Makers wanted 10 work in tho city
Six American girls wanted, to work in a city shop
Three or foat rooms wanted, for family OF persons
AN American woman wanted, to go into family and
teach children. good chance.
an American woman desires hituation houseksep-
er, in city country.
Two OF three families wanted, to work in factory
2S3 Main Street---Up stairs. 233
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

WALKS OF UsEFULsEss, by John Campbell,
published by Heath & Gravee, 10 Cornhil, Boston.
This handsome liule Manual il composed Vt lamiI-
isr conversations and sketches religious and
ii subjecss Il Is written by DIR. John CampbelI,
formerly Of Dundee. Scotland. now editor Of the
..Brisl, auner. = London, and u hisEy eaIcula,ed
tojn,sress the 'faqairsng mind. i go
Il 4 or lsaIs a. Jaha Keith : CO.., 2as Main ST.
81 4rffN ~ ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

Expensive KIsslEG.-Willan Hendry was
tried in Providence, last week, for kissing three la
dies in the street against their consent. He was
faed IS and costs each complaint, amounting to
$7.99 Tor each kiss.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

KossuTH. The New York Times makes the
following statement:
( We Learn from private sources entitled TO cred.
itthat Gov Kossuth left London for Constantine
pie on the 23d Of December OF course he would
not have taken this step without an iniimation
from the Sultan that bis presence there would be
swaleoma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

AN INTERESTING OccAsIoE.-The Rev.
DR.. Thompson, Of Barre, will deliver his 5oih
anniversary discourse in.ihat town, on the llth
inst Friends from the adjacent places are invit-
ed to be present. aS4,g$s .f.aa-- faa
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MUsEUK-Uncie TOMS Cdbin.-Ne visited the Hu
scum to Uncle Toms Cabin represented Tho
Hall was era " crowded to Overlooking, large por
ton of the audience being evidently respectable
and intelligent people. Tie play occupied nearly four
hours, and was listened with the deepest interest,
and save he Cheers when great doctrines of Human
Rights we're brought out, all was still as religious
meeting We would add, the entire play is represented
with great ability by the principal performers and the
Mise en- Scene and costumes of Ilhcle Tom'k CABIN,
Dfamatzed. display large and artistic perception
in all the arrangements. The play is a good one and
no doubt will have long run, certainly deserves all
the ccess which las at ended its production.
We cannot fofbear speaking ofthe Rev w. II. CHAN
NINas Address 10 The Great Temperance Convention, in
which he aludes to the glorious performance Of Uncle
Toms Cabin, he urges the necessity of places of ps pu
lar amusement and innocent exciem nt antidotss
inemperanee, and includes among Others, Theatrical
performances. proper regulations In answer
which, the N. Y. Sunday Courier forcibly remarks
1t is s. nsible and practicsl eminenlly So alt is
a great mistake TO think that men become dunk
ards purpose The Rev. Mr.. Chauning Is right in
his views. Provide places OF substitutes
for Bar Rooms, which sought after as design
edy innocent amusement by thousands, who would be
glad to have better place of resort and RAJ
uonal place of enjoymen before the morbid
fixed u3onthem.
In conclusion, advise all our Worcester friends 10
go and see Uncle Tom If it affects them as 1t did ls
they will regard it as great privilege. We. saw more
tears shed over he representation have ever
any one occasion before. "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

The HoosAc TUNNEL AT a meeting of the
citizens of Springfield on Monday evening Ansel
Phelps, Jr., stated that the Western Railroad
would make no opposition to the Hoosac Tunnel
loan thus year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-09

To be Let.
Astore near the Past Office,
A cottage on Orchard street,
A house on Pleasant st, 7 rooms-Sll5,
A house On Chandler 81 rnoms-S2l5,
house on Newbury st, 9 rooms--Si5O
tenemento on Chandler 81, z Iooms--Sl35,
A lene. nent on Wellington 81, rooms--S so,
A tenement, oil Que IN st. rootis-S90
Two tene nents On oak Avenue 8 lIU, lis,
Two telleIuei,ts cor. Eawai and Earle streets,
A tenement on Newton 81 6 rooms SIS,
tenement on russell ST, 4 rooms So,
tenement on Fruit st, 8 Toams--SlJO,
tenement on Grove 81, 8 roons--Sl38.