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ing and in the second story back roo ths ro~us ~
already opened bureau drawer In soarch o. p5.sarf
Mrs. Miller, however, luckily entered the .ssu the
was given and onscer Wright, Of the MD vars rave
chase and after long succeeded capturing the
fugitive. He taken before Just'se Clark who com
mitted him to prison for trial
Dishonest Workndn.-1y Butterheld was arrested
ferent times from his employer, foge Co., quantity
Of fancy soap On searching the premises Of the
about 40 lbs Of soap recovered. He was taken be-
fore Justice Stuart who required him to dnd bail to
swer the charge.
False Praemces-A man named William McLane was
arrested Saturday afternoon charged with obtaining
lot of lumber from Mr. Duryee corner OF Jefferson and
Cherry streets under the pretence that he was sent by
Mr. Bogardus Of the iron foundry corner Of Centre and
Duane streets The lumber was valued at $40. The &C
cused had formerly been in the employ of Mr. Bogadus
Justice Osborne committed him to prison for trial.
Rot6fng an Emigront.-0fHcer Slater, Of the Third
ward Saturday arrested thief called Patrick McGon
gan charged with snatching purse containing sSl In
gold the property of Casper Pailtz German emigrant
The German II seems had taken his money out to pay
his passage at the Erie Railroad Office when the rogue
snatched 1t and Off The officer caught him and the
money was recovered and given back 10 the poor emf
prison for trial.
Interfering tcifh the Pocemon's Dmy--A private
watchman named VIM. Springer, arrested early on
Sunday morning. by officer Carroll charged with inter
fering with that ofcer's duty. The magistrate held
him to bail in 5000 to answer the charge.
Charge of False PretenceS WIN. Honise a German
yesterday arrested charged with having by false and
fraudulent pretences, obtained $40 from Karl A. Miller
the money he told Mr. Miller that he had recently pur.
chased the store No. 100 Washington street. and had
paid 500 on IT, and to take in two days.
when he to receive 81 500 which he had deposit
to be false The accused committed by Justice Wood
for examination.
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Political Intelligence. .

The Puiadm County Courier has placed the name Of
Greene G. bronson at the head Of its columns, as
6idate for the Once OF Governor Of the State.
The editor OF the Peekski Republican promises In his
next issue TO give "expose Of the Know Nothngs -
their degrees signs grips pass words charges oaths
Initiation ceremonies together with their objects ten
denotes, and numerical increase The editor SAYS -In
doing this are well aware Of the responsibility we
these weigh feather where the truth is involved ana
abe public liberties endangered
Preparations nearly completed in Cleveland Ohio
Tor organizing large branch division, whatever 1t
may be called Of know Nothngs." 5000 men are in
readiness TO step into ther
has pubshed card, in the Washington papers, denying
ahat he sat In and smoked pipes with Joshua
Cidding He that he exercises independent and
conscientious judgment, under just Of respons
blity 70 his country and his God
The Troy Wig mentions the OF Hon. Henry r.
Ross OF Essex county in connection with the whig
knaticn for Governor.
At Bridgeport Connecticut there was recently hotly
contested election Of State Repre- supply
o vacancy. Philo r. Bsmum and Rev. Mr. siniat were
vas the astonishment az discovering that Thomas II
Oakley, whose name had never been mentioned for the
o1ce publicly, HAD been elected by majority OF $50
Where the tickets came FROM and who voted them,
mains complete mystery.
The Harrisburg Herald states that at the municipal
eiection In Lancaster city, Pennsylvania on the 10th
inst, two gentlemen who not known candidates
elected school directors by about 600 jority
over two regular nominated candidates the Union
ticket. The defeated candidates Catholics and re-
ceyed only about seventy out Of hundred votes
Yol<d The successful candidates were astonished at
she unexpected result and cannot account for IL Like
tbe rest the community, they know nothing about H.
hLSx-Ihe Maine State Democratic Committee has
- ed convention AZ Portland 20 meet the els Of
xoe, 'of tle nomination Of capddate Tor Ceyesass
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JnhVmdn Treatment 10 Brother.-on Saturday after
complaint was preferred before Justice Stuart by
boy 10 years Of age named David Taggart who charged
that his brother john Taggart and his wife Margaret
treated him in most nhuman manner. II seems that
officer White Of the Twenty second ward was informed
OF the OF the boy in question and went to
the premises OF his brother. John Tsggart fisherman
residing in Fifty ninth street between seventh avenue
and Broadway. He the wife Margaret, who admit
ted the boy was in the house but refused to let him be
Upon this the officer searched the premises and
in dark room at the top Of the house he found the
child naked excepting small piece of flannel about his
body. His legs were tied, and rope was suspended
from the roof to which the child told the officer his
hands had been fastened and that he had been confined
in that room for a month. Bruises and wounds were
plainly 10 be the chlds body The boys state
ment corroboratcd BY several Of the nehbors The
little fellow sent by the magistrate 10 the Aims
House, and required the unnatural brother TO give bonds
TO answer the charge.
Of fire Saturday night about IL O'Clock disturbance
occurred between the fremen and the police arrested
two named Patrick Burns and John Dolan, charged
with assaultng the police officers. The Captain Of Police
makes the following return the Chief of Police in re-
ference to the affair." Another disgraceful took
place between the members Of is and A. the corner
of avenue and Houston street stones and brickbats
freely distributed both sides Burns and Dolan
both had fire caps and assaulted the officers. The
accused parties taken to the station aud Detained
French Comrits, Charged Nth Robbing Passengers on
Board he ship NortLern Bel-Oficers Newman and
Frude of the reserved corps yesterday arrested three
Frenchmcn named sallemout Chrophite Husson Angus
tus stsnslas and Jean Baptste charged with stealing
gold watch from the passengers board the ship North
Bell from Havre. The accused parties acknowledged
their arrest that they discharged convcts and
board the said vessel for this country. One OF
the convicts II is said dvuged to Of the
that he had with him set OF implements suitable Tor
the manufacture Of base coin. The prisoners de-
tanned BY the police, and to-day the whole affair VIII be
ArTest Of a House 7lief--A fellow calling himself vii
liam GRAY, black. entered the dwelling No 80 West
Tbigtecnh street. at aboas O'clock Saturday mora
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Williamsburg city Intelligence.

ARRESTED on SUSPICION OF ARsoN-Yssterday morn.
ing about half past O'Clock man named Patrick Nc
Mann was arrested by Capt. Donovan and officer Arm
strong of the First ward suspicion of having set fire
to the FIVE story tenant house No. IL South Fifth
covered the FIRE in the front room ON the first floor and
looking through the blinds, accused, who
pied this apartment standing the door. At this
time the officers arrived and gained entrance through
the window. The fire. which had been kndled in the
bed, was soon extngushed. McMann was conveyed to
the cells This building is occupied by about one hun
dred and fifty men, women and children and, had the
building burned down. many lives must have been lost
as the only means of egress through the hall ad
RoTThere we're several riots during Saturday night
and Sunday morning in various parts Of the First and
Second wards A gang Of rowdies assembled at the
Of Grand and Ninth streets where disgracefu
fight occurred Another gang, numbering about forty
persons, assembled in North Fifth street Sixth
about three o'clock yesterday morning An attack was
made on porter house kept by McMann, and the doors
kicked in, and the windows Of house adjoining,
pied b! man AIMED Roades, broken. Several of
the gang were arrested by officers Rodcon and Bradley
The rioters then moved off. At the Of North Sc
cond and Fifth streets they met old man named Nor
rs, whom they knocked down and beat in a cruel
ner. He was conveyed to the station house. At the
corner OF Grand and Fourth streets one Of them
named James QUINN had the most of his clothes torn
of. There were but five policemen duty in the Sc
cond ward-the usual number-and they were conse-
quently, unable do but little towards dispensing the
several parties of rowdies
arrested on Saturday evening by Officer Sherman
pcion of his having stolen about hundred pounds lead
pipe and carpenters plane which he offered for sale at
junk shop in First street Accused committed to
Jail few months since to await trial charge OF rob
bing man residing in Bushwick but discharged
few days since in consequence Of the complainant failing
to appear.
yioIAnNG ORDN,ScRs.--O Saturday two men, named
Jehn Monagan and Philip White, committed to jail,
five days each, by Mayor WALL in default of S. fine for
suffering their dogs to in the streets unmuzzIed
contrary to the requirements Of the city ordinance
bernard saSer on the same charge was fined 80
at a furious speed, was fined $40.
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The Goat or War.


The following table will show the amount OF money
spent by the governing class in England In the Con-
tinents wars against the French TO suppress revo-
luton and TO stife democracy in the Kingdoms of
Europe. Our sense ef the character of this expen-
dture win be heightened by rejecting that in order
to make it. the mechanic and the cottager Of Eng
land were subjected to O tax upon the window glass
through which they received light-that there was
tax upon bread, tax upon drink, tax upon to-
bacco upon sugar, upon tea, upon newspapers. upon
Observation-Disclosures about everything essential to
mans comfort, and happiness, and even his very
life: The nation, from high to low was covered
with debt and taxation. The baby born was taxed
registration fee, and by some one was tax paid
for the record of the dead.
England has again gone to war ominally, to save
Turkey from the grasp Of Russian reality to sup
press revolution, and to preserve government
throughout Europe in the hands Of kings and prvi
legged classes. II this war shall be protracted, her
expenditures will be enormous. The cost Of the
expeditions thus far sent out and prior to the ruin
damage and waste of actual hostilites, is two hun.
dred thousand dollars day. What scandalous
misapplcation of money. The greater portion Of it
too will be raised out Of the people, who are thus
made the unwilling instruments of hindering
throughout Europe the triumph of social Justice and
of delaying the popular sovereignty =
STATEMENT or THE AMOUNT OF LOANS AND sUBsI-
DIES PAID TO FOREIGN STATES IN EACH YEAR IRON
THE COMMENCENEST or TIE WAR 1913.
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ARRIVED
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk &C. to Ludam
ship Charles Cooper of pi.t.on cst.. ysrps0 April
sR onSTs SsSh s. 70 aIss
sh h'f pr as Scn"s ssox s with
diss ana g sssss1ssrs Dvshsn DSos April % IA,
E1srree bound New YORK
sS
az hiSRRsf Esa Antwerp
In shn Nsr Usa 4se en ts
With susne B.rIsSs b!o: n.snors and
AMI 3 4; = e s:s.
snos arrived rom Basnos Ayres ''e'''ns ~
AIT. Avmks Carver husuos Ayrss 50 days with hides
Bark Nsptun CNorS, Fiorensst. Belfast 81 days. with
ir9n az and is2 passengers to order: ..,
gusno, 70 master &.rchs lat s. lon $ w. spoke shiP
"a. HSr Win Sass rs b. .s
Sea BIRD Of St John, SB chnSh. Islands Europe
The experienced heavy weather on Cape Horn. stove
R.is Gsd.S Bsiiy,T ssnsorn. Bolivar City, Il days. with
Brig Rapid tBr cIonan Bsraees. days, with fruit to
Brig lila 81 jane ssi SIaFsasn La days with
fsss Clipper Boston,
Brig Matilda Blunt, Charleston, days. with lumber to
Hs1i;.s, wsn Ms
miles BY fssndy Hook. was run into By steamship
cathead and doing other damage. Experienced heavy
sails, DC.
,.s sShr JShn White woodhoa'. g:r.sea Nay T. With
o., Ion 75. spoke schr Regulator.
Sehr Julia Haloek (of Brcokhavenl Anderson, St
Jago. May with Sugar, Won Sachs May l6
lat 80 lon "a TO- spoke whaling brig Amelia of Sandwich,
with eco bbls sp and GO do blkfsh.
Schr Congress (of Machia sporr Davis, jacksonville,
days, with ID nbey, to Peck Church.
schr Barkelew (of Charlestonl, Nye, Charleston,
days.
schr George Edward, May. Philadelphia for Boston.
sebr Eupheuia, Edrdge, Portsmouth,, Nh, 5 days.
Schr Mozart Reed, Lubec, 6 days.
Schr Turk, Rowell, Lubec, 6days.
Schr Curtis. Grislcy, Portland, days.
Arr yesterday. Br ship (not bark Mary Ana Peters.
Brown. Bristol 80 days. With mdse and l0 passengers
4 L W Meyer.
One ship, one bark and two brgs, unknown.
Wind At sunrise, NNE; meridian, Sc; sunset. do.
tBv SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELssaArHl
THR HIGHLANDS. May 2l-Sundown.
ships and one brig are going up the bay bound In
One bark and brig passing the nook bound in One
ship and two tarhs in the Eastern ong bound in Two
bark and three brgs passing the Hook bound out One
chip and bark in the bay, at anchor, bound ont
Wind light from
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PHILADELPHIA. May 81, 4Ph-Ar steamship City
Of Richmond, Mitchell. Richmond; schrs ChAs Rogers
gley. Newhuryport: Grace Darling Bartlett Roxbury
Mass; King, Leeds Richnond vs.; steamer Kennsbee
Copes, NYork.
Ga 10Th. barks scah, Atkins Boston. John Fsrnum,
Onstead. Havana; Albion lincoln Dunning, Portsmouth
81 John, NIB; Small TresdweiL Salem, Mass; African
Haskell, Boston; schrs Wales, Little, Boston;
ling Bartlett Roxbury: Picksrell, Dukes Hero, Hind
man, and Reaper, Derbysbrc Baltimore Walter Lemuei
Ellis, Roxbury koxbury, Nickerson, Boston: Roscius
Cock Tavnton Elizabeth Jane, Reed Newark; Sylvia y.
Alvarsdo jay Charleston sc; Crane, lndicots East
Gseenwich: siosr james Alfred Tullis, Bridgeton.
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Accounts from Cork 9Th inst report the harbor full OF
wreck and TO he had this come
which renders II impossible to repair ~ that port
The Portsmouth Chronicle states that large steamer
bark rugged painted black ab Pm 1sth between
the Isles Of Shoals and Boon Island. Her course
changed several times There dense fog and IL was
blowing heavy.
Br bark Stanley arr Boston lath. from Nassau, Mp
has pant Of ship Sterug Henderson, from Leghorn
for Boston before reported condemned At and also hy
sAmer being of tho Of ships James wright
Orlando Toubadour and Pontac and briggs Choctnw and
Salisbury Of the Fontiaes went 70 New Or
leans.
LArscHrD-At Bath 9Th inst BY Messrs Hall Snow 4
Co. fine brig Of 273 tons called the Kaiafat.
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Sur tArnARrSr from Antwerp whils towing from
Quarantine this morning, In tow Of small tug
strong ebb tide Al the te came in contact with the
per ship Raid Eagle lying at anchor In the North River
carrying away the rs jibboom aud the CAthAsns mi
zen topsalant matt and yard. also royal gard
SUR CHArlr, at BOSTON from Liverpool had violent
gale from WSW to WNW 18th ult lat al Ion "a t0 lost
spsss sails riasas head and cutvsssr stern mauling
aat stasa Tpads bysees; ass sbprsa heavy sss vhs
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That is one record OF war-debt and taxation for
the people-epaulettes, feathers, pensions glory,
and office, for the privileged and the cunning Back
of il all is the old age of the instrument Of wharf.-the
soldier Poverty and disease usually make II wretch
ed. War uses up men frightfully. Not the unlucky
are they who died outright in battle, in the flush of
victory and the excitement OF combat. The infantry
soldier or artilleryman, who passes into old age
through hospitals, and through want, is TO OBJ
ject of profound confederation. Sequel Of "gorous
war" is he, part and inseparable parcel of II. The
sight Of him should be sufficient to I'LL oil hearts with
loathing and impotence Of this CHASTITY and brutal
hisinnea
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of New York, May u, 1854.
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f46, 289, As
Two hundred and twenty-five Millions eight hun
dred and forty thousand, nine hundred and eighty
one dollars, and fifty-six cents
The direct payments made under the form of
loans and subsidies did not form the whole Of the
contributions made by England to her allies. The
value Of the arms clothing and other stores that
were furnished them in the year 1914, and which
were all in addition to the subsidies as detailed in
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Two ships and one brig going the bay bound in.
One bark and brig passing the nook boun in One
ship and two tarks in the Eastern ong bound in Two
ofs ere DARN s9usn Of inc hshlsnds bound IN Also
chip and bark in the bay, st anchor, bound out.
Wind light from
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tar and market brss Helen Jane NiserSon Tru1o ssd
isEs iG:
iss:!s :s ..s
sch Mechanic Jseksonvs; Courier Ros:rs Ei.s
Ssss:s fai,.d;ssis; I'll: Si.:;: Sarah Ii:ss::s.
q SsR, sns Nav rss .esl s G
Apai.siisol. fE.a sm,sS crovs xi.sssaris RisSsra
nGaRDiNiR-aTr Nay Il, ,shI. Rob Roy. .Rosa:.ss
HAkTfoKp-Arr Nay Is, steamer 4 cisrS. cisri, Al
ss.y sch. Eli.s Crosby Boston istb steam schi ss
s fsy H. brig:
bssy CRAY Nay rs :a s.a:i as s.
Tasms. Edward. BouIns RSsilaIs, Ne; .shr Nss::ss
;s,;.%.l o5s.S rs.Ss; Vera
bark. Morning Star spear NYork; Arshur, sIssr
.eEr fIcnsffelt: strong Bsitims r. .''-'"
NoRFoLK--cid May is brig Asn~ raysss, Smith. W
s:s ss..
been sshsr, BSsk Island wsrrss ws sor Ass.s.
Worcester John Milton, and sshsrs remain a.
SANfrcH isn Nay L. :eAr Bs..ard. PAila
2EwnuRypoRr-sid Nay 10 shP Csmnoawsalsh-
WV sGi,i & rssS
'isa4 HHs s-.s .y rs .sAr Br.,.ra Phi
"PokTTAND-Arr May 10 Br steamship OTTAWA, Atkins.
Liverpool ult schr Coral Cook, Nferk Tia schr NJ
Ai PTTsc;yiSESck.xrs NAY 70 B1 ss.s SsgspsA: Hat
sAvANNAH-Arr May II, brig Oliver Frost. smith, New
York. CID brig Augusta. stone, lork. 49,
sALrM-Arr brig nsrm.id isrss. surinan 2lsss
toss and Trsmpb for Philadelphia and from below Ida.
aiii May Is. sebr croskss. Paaiips
Phnadelpha. -, -. -.
Fth, sshy Expedite, rhilaisrhiA
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per years $3.50 for six
months 81, rs for three mons 10 cents per week; single
copies cents each. When paid strictly in ADVANCE
deduction of 81 year will be made and proportionate
reduction paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY pAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance ST. rs cts year; single copies cents each.
o. The postage the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarter; other Saes IS
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts year, in
other States, "a cts, year
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A Paris correspondent says Z" I had last
week the pleasure of witnessing at one Of tho
first boarding schools in Paris an exhibition
of private theatricals. The language spoken
was French, and the performers were, to.f
1ftths of them, american girls. 81
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ATENTS.-4liERIC4N AND FOREIGA
4 OFFICE,
Agency for Business with u s. Patent
Office. WASHINGTON.

Office, WASHINGTON.
No 76 State st opposite Kiiby N.-Boston
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS. Tho
Subscriber Oate Agent of the U. S. Patent Office,
der the Act of 1885, determined present advantages in
applying for patents, superior to Sc offered inventors
by others, has made arrangements whereby appica-
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and the Withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection. Caveats, Specifications Assignments, and
all necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents
in this any other countries prepared and advice
dered legal and scientific pectng Inventions
and infringements of patents.
Inventors only here obtain their specification
the reasonable TERMS but avail themselves Of
the experience of 20 years. practice, an extensive library
of legal and mechanical works. and correct accounts oil
patents granted in this and other counes besides being
saved journey to Washington the usual great delay
there, well all personal trouble in obtaining theiI
patents Copies of claims of any patent furnished by
hitting one recorded at washington
r. IL. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
"During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
e Patents, r. H. EDDY Esq, of Boston, did business al
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
few, if any, persons acting in that capacity who had
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cess. regard Mr. Eddy of the best informed and
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Patent Off. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
PATENT 0FFIcE,--.
ar. H. EDDY, Esq, Boston, Mass.
SIR-Your facilities for the prosecution of any bushes
connected with this Office equal those of any other
agent 1 am respectfully, yours, &c,
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents"
Boston, Sept 6, 1854. deod&w1am
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE &
THsMAs DREW, at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
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HIST RECEIVED.

Ia. DAVIS'S BEE ELV Es--PATENTED IN
s 1S53.-The subscriber has purchased the right to
- make and sell DdUis's Bee Hue, by which any
eSsF may keep bees with perfect safety and sue
cess all difficulty being removed; the Hive being sys
TEN of ORDER combining advantages than all other
hives offered the public Ithas been exhibited at many
of the American Fairs and at the Crystal Palace in New
York it has obtained both premiums and medals for its
uperiony-it being adapted all localities such open
houses stores, Shops offices, &c.
by the of this Hive. swarmng is necessary, and
still supply of Queens. No bees destroyed by the
bee moth; none killed in taking away honey; none
die for of ventilation; destroyed by robbing
die by flying out upon the snow die for want
of feed, having receipt for making 1.-THE Hive being
perfectly adapted to feeding beesa newly discovered in
Eenon making the best of honey which has received the
premium forest honey, in New York.
The subscriber has Hive with the bees atwork at No.
Foundry street, where he offers for sale Hives Bees and
Rights The public invited to call and see.
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Worcester. July 4, 1854. d&wtf