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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-08

Double Seated Wagon, new open York Bugcvs mas.
Top Buggy. ssss' ne"
The above are all Custom made and will be sod within.
reserves as the owner going the West to live
my9 dts nue1r'
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EEAIR BRUSHES-of the best quality, at their
n d Store. B. H. MARSH, Druggist
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Mr. WARREN PoTTER-Dear Sir While suffering from
most excruciatng attack of rheumatism, received from
no application so much relief from your Lniment.
attribute my recovery in great to its use,
certainly found it contributing to my comfort and relief
You will please make of this certificate you
think best calculated to promote knowledge of your
cellent remedy. am, dear sir,
Your friend and servant,
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EpURNETT'S COD LIVER OTL,-soId
E.b by the dozen single bottle, by
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Thompson & Co.'s Western Express.
Waldo Block, Worcester Goods and Packages forwarded
to Springfield, Northampton, Greenfield Brateboro New
Haven, Hartford, Pittsed, Albany, Troy Buffalo, Ceve-
land, Cincinnati Detroit, Chicago, and all intermediate
places.
Drafts, Notes, Bills, &C., collected at all the above
places. S. " R. HICKCoX, Agent,
jeS diff Waldo Block. Main st.
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Dentistry.-H. F. BISHOP, D. D. s, has awaited
himself of the highest opportunities and the
Improvements in Dental Science. With long experience
and successful practice in this City, he is enabled offer
renewed inducements to those requiring the services of
Dentist.
Teeth filled in the most thorough and skillfu manner.
II Office at his Residence. 156 Main st. ap19 dom
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

POtGcr's Rheumatic Limiment.-The fol-
lowing certificate coming it does from most eminent
source speaks for itself Mr. Coffin is too well known
throughout New England eloquent and learned law
yer to render any further statement of the value Of his
testimony necessary,
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INSTRUMENT for prostate weakness.
The third Improvement made these articles brought
them complete perfection and used in most of
the Hospitals and in hundreds of with triumphant
success.
They may be procured of DIR J. CIIBEyER No. Ire
mont Temple, Boston, to whom all orders should be adj
dressed.
letter enclosing two dollars will procure one, sent by
mail to any>part of the Union. inch d&w3m
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The New York milkmen Indignantly
deny that the break in the Croton dam had
any thing to do with the late scarcity of milk
i'll that city.
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soundes dictates OF policy require that should place
ourselves condition TO rights, il resort 10
force should become necessary Our local stuaton
our long line OF seacoast, indented by bays
with deep rivers opening into the interior well Our
extended and sncreasing commerce, point The navy
as our natural OF defence. II will in the end be
found to be The cheapest and efeeusl and is
the time, in the OF peace and with overflow
ing revenue that can, year after year, add 10 lis
strength without increasing the burdens OF the people
IL is your true policy; for your navy will not only pro-
tee your rich and houfshng in distant seas,
bat enable you TO reach and annoy the enemy, and Will
give defence lis greatest efficiency by meeting danger
distance from home II is impossible BY any line oil
Notifications TO guard every point OF attack against
hostile force advancing from the and selecting It's
object but they indispensable protect cities from
Commandment dock yards and naval arsenas from de-
sucton give shelter TO merchant vessels in time OF
war, and to single ships or weaker squadrons when
pressed by superior force Forhcations OF this descup
lion cannot be too completed and armed and placed
in condition OF the most perfect preparation. The
abundant means now possess cannot be applied IN
any manner useful 10 the country; and when this
is DONE ana our naval force sufficiently strengthened,
and our militia armed, need not tear that any nation
will wantonly nsult us, needlessly provoke hosti
ties We shall more certainly preserve peace when It is
well understood that prepared for War." How
have departed from the sound advice OF the old hero
and patriot to add to our naval strength year after
year /" In ships and materials weaker, and
effective force far less than in 1874 Let hope that the
patriotic amendments OF the Hon. Mr.. Lyon and the
Hon. Mr. Chandler will yet carried in the House, when
The bill from the Senate comes up, striking out the six
steam frgaes already passed, and inserting six steam
soops the materials for which are hand in navy.
yards and which be constructed and set aoat in
much shorter time, and at greatly reduced expense.
OCEAN.
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Total. SO 336,7l5 l4,353s2e E,260473 81, ,6S4

ao'''a s7z asa
Increase 'a'i,ooo
The exports of produce rather than 81 per cent
over year. the rchandise 200
less The result is, low and falling Of exchange,
companed however by continued exports of specie, evil
IDENTITY under the influence OF an extraordinary war do.
mand, which impels specie towards Paris.
Paris Is the great money CENTRE well for the industrial
operations Of France for the continent and is be
borne in mind that paper enters but in avery small
extent the circulation Silver has been the great
dunn and this has during the last been suppaned TO
extent by gold The collections Of the French
mostly in specie, by the subeasurers The pay
wages and the large purchases OF raw silks WOOL
Wines and other leading products at certain seasons OF the
year. cause specie flow from Paris into this departments
July the close OF November the extent Of $40 Co.,
$40 600 In the month of December the current
usually sets back again. in those when the crops
Short demand for specie to buy the deficient
abroad in and in the form OF ngots, hve-ranc
pieces &c, it leaves the bank for every part of Europe
10 1876 the Central Bank we'll stocked with specie,
but crop faed and from July January ls47 2542
hectores valued at Sll 100000 ln the nine months end
ported OF S54 10000 The effect the specie in
the Bank iolowss
Specie in the Bank Of France.
LIST quar-. o. quar-. ID guar. 4th quar-.
s s sssssS s nssss5s ssSs
On the I5n of January, lsi7 check this drain, the
Bank raised the Of to per 1t had
been per in the previous twenyseven years.
About time the Bank borrowed in London 00O
900 per cent with this ngots and dollars pur.
chased in London and transmitted the Paris mint
cost with l0s days interest, Of Sl50000 equal 81 per
cent the operation This loan Of service but
10Th of March the Russian COVE offered buy
Sl0.0o0,00o OF government stock from the Bank-an
operation which, France buying largely OF Rus
sian gran, was equal 10 taking stock for Since
lSS gold has flowed freely into France bur the great in
production aud prices there here has served
keep the demand for currency equal TO the supply The
crops 1858, like that OF lSi6 failed, however, and that
failure has greatly influenced the Bank The specie
cumulaed the counter until july when the purchases
of graia ced, and these said have
re achea 900 900 hectoes The monthly decrease Us
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From the Farewell Address OF President zach
son on our National cf~noes

Mn. EprroR AS public attention has been especially
called 10 the proprey OF strengthening naval de-
fences OF late, beg leave TO recall to mind the parting
advice OF General Jackson, seooudng hat OF The Father
Of his Country, on this important subject He says
while am has endeayoring TO press upon your alien
lion The principles which deem Of vital importance to
the domestic Of the counHy ought not to pass
over without notice the important considerations which
should govern your policy towards foreign powers I, is
unquestionaby true interest TO cultivate the most
friendly understanding with every patton, and to AVOID
by every honorable means the calamtcs Of war; and we
shall best attain this object BY nkness and sincerity in
foreign intercourse, by the prompt and faithful exc
culion Of treaties and BY justice and pgnalily In
conduct 10 all Bot no nation, however desirous Of peace
can hope TO escape collisions with other powers and the
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NV .. q. moGUrHE. Auot,onoer.

muUsrEE,s sale of valuable Improved Properly
on saturday afternoon, April s ats O'Clock, on The premises
n al, hv vtue of deed from Francis Lombard and
wife ,be subscriber dated March ~ s and duly recorded IN
ia, " No 49, 81 49, and 39 Of the land records
~, washp ron county District Of Columbia oil ths part
w numbered sir s) numbered three hundred and forty
o,sb fs having cf eighteen feet venth be-
and street, running back ninety nine
half inches, with The improvements consisting o.
rtofy dwelling houe with good
in the rsi story
One-,hrd cash the residue In SIX and twelve months,
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
n Of safe complied with in FIVE days e trustee
resell and OF the h purehn
purchasers, y. CALLAni trustee
Mar sl-d JAS, G, MCGUIRE, hucuoneer,
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Interesting Cuban Letter.

The following is an extract of letter from visiter 10
Cuba TO his friend in Washington, dated Havana, March
20, 1854:
My DEAR SIR: We are in state OF great anxiety
"a 70 what may be done at Washinglon-not word
from there since the 18th inst and we are anxious, Also
for the news from Europenot only iron the East but
from Spain The British steamer brought accounts oil a
revolution in Spain, and OF martial law. Bankrupt IN
money and morals how can il be otherwise {! In the
mean time everything is becoming more and more es-
,iDgent here should not be surprised 10 see The hours
fixed for dinner by Decree and the number oil dishes
preserbed Look at the decree the official Gazette OF
to-day which have marked for your edifcation. The
city is literally filled with police, and yet the assassna
tons daily or rather nightly, are four TO hyeprincpay
BY the negroes. 1t is singular these horrors nave beeh
on the increase ever since the Marquis arrived; and yet
would not be justified in saying that his arrival had any
connection with those events only mention the facts
but he is suggesting OF the most absurd ideas he
the subject has been laid before three dif
ferent corporations who have reported against the propo
sonto forbid the inhabitants OF the island IRON ssu-
ing their individual notes unless they licensed traders
that lie, orbidding any one else from buying on credit
This is fair sample OF the progress of THE man. All
books brought here detained in the custom-house
until lis, is taken OF the authors, the subject treated
the date Of publication, where published, &c, &c The
list is then be sent 10 the captangenera, who hands
il to the bishop some other priest and whateve
is crossed is condemned Goischalk, the great pianist
could not get the programme of his concert published
until it submitted to the captan-general; nor could
he move his piano the theatre without permission
everything is done by permission
1t seems that orders have been received by the vessels
of-war in port to be ready for sea at moments notice
What they expect know not, or il is to take away
the government if necessary We are here, in ruth, in
a queer state e#
Every exer,ion is made TO suppress all knowledge o.
the landing of savesor negroesfrom the coast OF Al
rica although 900 have been landed within few days
yet II is not generally known, any remarks made on
the subject. u. a.. .
The news OF the loss OF the warseamer Pizarro on the
east end of the island has just reached here This is ne
steamer built take the place of the one lost last year.
that took Crittenden's party.
While writing the Princeton arrived. An officer was
sent on shore thank the authorities Tor some cvity OF
fsred and informed she had ten days passage have
no news by her. but learn tina, the President bad sent
message to Congress for reason or other sup
pose shall learn in day or two possibly, when The
Crescen, City arrives No commodore yet ii is possible
he may be alongside OF the Pzauo We can hear Moth
ing of him. He has been expected here, am Informed
by the officers of the other meR-owar since the 18th o.
January.
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n,vy TO certain communications from 81. Petersburgh in
is Ia regard the character OF Lord Johns reply TO
N, oysrtures OF the Car the London Times says
We confidently re ply that he met by indignant
,6sal on the part of the British government He was
A II we are greatly mistaken, that this country could
nsYtain no proposal in any FORM which presupposed the
d,msmbemen Of empire, the integrity Of which We
b.d fequenty engaged respect and even 10 project
hs The British government uous opposed any change
he satus gao OF Turkey Of danger aud din.
cuty 10 the world aud that, as his communication had
hs.n made in friendly spirit, England strongly recon-
snded the Emperor Of Russia 70 abstain altogether ana
from amy interference the affairs of Turkey,
bcb mu Il be productive Of great pes to the world"
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FsaAa Pierce President Of As United States Of iaasroa 10 all
ssaoAs s may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
nno hoca has been appointed Of spain for the Of Phil
Aaeps IN the State Of Pennsylvania do hereby recognise him
As SUCH and declare him enjoy functions
powers ana privileges allowed consula OF the
favored nations In the United States.
In testimony whereof have
patent and the seal ofhe United be hervunto affixed
Given under hand the city the Isl day Of
H. 81 April A. 1884, the Independence OF the United
States Of America the seventy eighth
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the rresidenti
w, l.. MARor, Secretary of State.
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Depos,es Clearing. deposiies. Loans, Specie.
Mar lis se0t3,5oa xfo24674 Soa9727 sO,I3
Ap L. 5es7esa Ip,sI6229 3osl,9 $40 s2s25o24 264 oo9
57Q.7os

Increase.. 3os,gn 570,725 1916
Decrease ....., .82lA lF6s7
The banks have been slightly eurailing since March a.
in which time they have reduced sf0o0Q aud the actual
deposes are reduced 81 $4,000 After the present week
the spring payments will be over aud money sready again
begins 10 accumulate In the hands OF dealers.
The produce markets quite frm notwihsand nR
the singular al, which has taken place grain In Eng
land The returns show the singular fact thar doub IL
prices this year command less quantity than last year
Thus the first half OF the year The prices were 4as
against 4os and the result double importation OF
Ia the last half OF the year prices It's against
Ais and the increased impor only 10 per cent; At
the time the sales Of British wheat declined Is per
peat making the supply Of food actually less at double
price, fact which shows great exhaustion The spring
promises very well, however, and early harvest ma
affect prices The rates here 81 80 a ~ 81 mixed
western; 81 rs southern. Corn meal, 80 81 Rye aour
81 62 Wheat is beite5sales Gcursec, 81 H. Corn 81
cents southern yellow
Cotton has been duh 1t last weeks Pork is in fair
demand-sH so si4 SO for mess Beefis quiet-ss 80
a si2 mess.
The stock market has been again dull under be stringent
market, and prices look down,
Yours, PRENTICE.
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yTALuApLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION --on
shall sell in front Of The prsfn
large brick building, neatly situated
TO- the Of jackson
Hail. building lately occupied by Messrs Davis Carrot
ma eapeners shop high 95 feet front
and feet Deep ~ feet high enclosing e whole
100 deep the house Ia wei
calculated for printing office of coach factory.
and three years
deferred bearing inter
from day Of deed given and deed trust nken
Tide indsputahls. , . s,,-r
A,aa hucionees
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WEnNEsnAr. Anil S. 1854.

"WEDNESDAY, April 5, 1854.
Nathaniel Holmes, esq, OF Missouri, was admitted an
attorney and counsellor OF this court.
No. lo4. The United States, plaintiffs, rs John +.
Leayy On certificate Of division from the circuit court
o the United States for Kentucky. Mr. Attorney Cen
ers Gushing having suggested to the that The Pres
iden bad pafdoned the sand John + Leavy, il was
dered by the court that this be remande1 TO the
sad circuit court.
No, So VIM. A. Smith Of al, appellants, us. Leroy
Swormstedt al The srgrmapl OF ibis cause was con-
tinued by Mr.. Badger for the appellees
Adjourned till tomorrow, A o'clock
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VONN FV IINtI kIk0 TIUNs--FIFE At UAHTFohb
HARTFORD, April A-The returns received thus far show
the election OF 10 whig senator's, democrs and
hear from ##E
Eighty seven whg representatives and Al democrats.
Six wing sherhs and democrats.
The returns continue to show decided opposition vic
tory The opposition will have wohirds of the house. ane
II, and possibly 10. Of the II senators.
Is impossible at present give estimate OF the popu
lar vote,
The soap and candle mandatory OF Messrs. Humphrey
Seymes Co entirely destroyed by the fire this
ing
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pn. Hvrrss-This gentleman pay professional
city tomorrow, and remain the following day His system Of
treating Diseases arising from tested with good
results 70 the heaeSt II this testify who
restored perfect We commend him uf
fsrne from bronchitis asthma, consumption, believing him to
possess the skin and science for their relief
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The Bank has again been PEELED the interest
aud is be remarked that instead OF getting aid from
Russia aud England. those both OF the
defensive. Russia sold her French for gold, all
gnpns for cola for purposes, with such securities
they offer while the fears the gold TO sink
bowels of earth, in the hands OF hoaTdefs
than the diggcrs who exhume il ia California
and Australia.
In the two weeks ending March H. the bnllion in tue
Bank Of England fell from fl55l5 400 EA6i 070-.ay
81 400 600 From New York the export continues large
although bills dull asi latter rate for bankers
ceased with per higher Europe - the war
goes on, will require great Quantity Of specie
will draw II from London by selling English securities
borrowing, and realizing property. In procuring it
the United States sue give something for it. and
goods low prices equivalent rice In
god and product has risen in value much this year
that OF California As compared with -four, gold has
risen 400 per cent IN eighteen monthsthat say in
January 1852, the nan who dug u Of gold could
get for IL but barrel of -four in San Faucsco-he car
get barrels for and other property is there
down in the proportion to gold In fact gold will
purchase there than the Atlantic The necessary
effect must be greatly euhanced production of gold No
ether article has risen rapidly la value that Fela al
place Of It's production, and the capacity 81 the mine,
appeafs y less than formerly.
The banks Of the ely Of New York appear as ye upon
the deensye and the deposes decrease under the large
March payments, while the specie steadily ncreases and
the amount the city is larger than any lime since
November The bank operations nearly follows for
the weeks
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BsLrlmoRr, April STA Flour of 200 barrels OF
Howard 81 end 900 barrels at Sc s7ss sales Of
600 barrels city mills at 81 l2t 81 rs Whent.ees Of
0o bushels at 81 ~ 81 70 for white and 81 6s 81 "
FOR red. Cotnsaes OF eooo bushels 70 ~ cents for
white oatsses Of 600 bushel, o, ~ otns Nochnngs
in other articles.
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u j STEER. merchant tailor. has the pleasure 20
inform his and the public that he has received his
goods beautiful stock complete in
respects. OF which ho respectfully invites all
knowing whore goods both cheap and desirable
be found.
In addition usually found in reliant aos
and choice stock Of
goods including small lot supero ready
made and
No. Washington place,
Mar le-3tsw3wif Seventh
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INJECTION,

ALBANY, April A--Vioior M Rice was elected su perrin.
endent OF public instructions tho joint ballot being
for Rice, 20; Randall, a Young,
The Of appeals have refused grant new trial to
Henderson, convinced Ct the m % rider of his vile
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On the 4h instant Woodbury., Maryland, Dr. JOS. M TAs-
TET, aged 81 years.
Funeral from the residence OF his erinlaw Mr. THos Mus
g, between 18th Idh streets, this half
past three O'Clock The friends Of the family invited attend
without further notice.
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o1No1rNAr1 onAnrss ELrcrIon

CIscissarr April tour charter election yesterday
suited choice of majority Of independent candidates
On the general city ticket three democrats and four indie
pendeuts were elected.
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BAlrNonE, April 5-The promenade concert at the Ma.
ryand Institute last night, given testimonial to Mr.
Lovegrove, realized about 1900 The OF The Mary
land Institutes though large well filed with ladies and
gentlemen.
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Spring Millinery.

lSS L. Il. MCDONALD, Successor Mrs A. III. ClaTk i'm
III mediately from New York, will open splendid
assortment OF the latest Paris styles spring millinery Saturday
April which she calls the attention of her George
town, Washington, and the ladies generally.
Store doors east of the post Office Bridge Geoygean,
d. c.
All kinds Of straw in styles, and shortest notice
Ap 6-d3t"
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PuILApELrHrA, ApfiI s.

Philadelphia market unchanged No ,dngs OF the City
OF Glasgow, The rvera Wheeling has eight feet OF water
at Pittsburg, seven and a half
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BuPPALo. April 5-George w. Clinton and j. A. Yer
panck the unsuccessful candidates for secretary Of State
election yesterday elected judges of the
superior court
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ronrIANn rrrcrrns

PORTLAND. April 4-A the municipal election to-day
Caboon whig the present mayor, reelected receiving
l,5es votes 10 ,4s, for Neal Dow, Maine law.
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Bishop Hughes in letter published in the Charleston
Mercury, reputiaes the attempt which be says was
Gently made his 10 assis, the Of Cuban
fllibusering.
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Or J. q. o. F-The members OF Beacon Lodge hereby
notified to meet their lodge Odd Fellows Hail.
O'Clock this afternoon, the attending funeral
late brother Past Grand M Tase Members OF lodges
Materially invited TO unite with this OCCASION
Ape l.. H. ALLYN r. B.
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pnoupEsoe April e-ll, p IN -Hoppn (whig aud
Msneaw cnndidsts) elected governor No election of
other State officers Leg stature In doubt
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BosToE April 4-Fnrther show the election 10
Congress- in the first district OF Elliot whg by about 500
majority. He is determined opponent Of the Nebraska
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Prices Of admission Dress circle and 80 cents
served Seats rs orchestra rs family clrcle 25 cts
third lier 50 cts coiored gallery 25 Private boxes %
Ape