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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19
THfRrr-FoUnTH CONGRESS-.

MONDAY. December II.
SExA-E.-In the Senate to- day. nothing of
importance was done.
HousE.-NI. Dunn. Of Indiana, made a
personal explanation touching certain stric-
tures in his course, published in the New
York Tri59lse, intlrDating that he was not to
be driven from his position by any outside
pressure; but he was still ready, as he always
had been, 70 aequiesee in the course Of the
anti Nebraska men. whenever they came to-
eether, and, suTrendering all local and per-
sonal predictions. agreed to stand on equal
terms The trouble thus far has been that
Caesar has a party and Anthony party but
Rome none. Certain gentlemen had stood
aloft, and the ballotting would show who and
where they were.
Ir. Banks rose amid loud cries of fair
play 50 hear him, "no objection. &c, and
remarked that he was not accountable for
what the New York press said OF him, never
having solicited their support. He relied on
himself alone, and begged Mr. Dunn not 10
hold him responsible for complaints or censure
in the Tribune or Times.
Mr.. Dunn distinctly stated that he did not
do so, but was opposed TO linn Banks on the
grounds published in those iournsls in MAY,
1854, relating to the course of Mr.. b. on the
y
that opposition the moment ali the anti-Ne,
brsskaites come together.
Mr.. Banks resumed, repeating that he was
independent of the New ToTk press in all re.
sPects; and further, in reply, insisted that he
never yielded particle on the Nebraska bill.
He had since met the people, face TO face, aad
at the last election they gave him 1000 major
ity. the largest known in the political history
OF Massachusetts,. (Applause.) He had
acted as he thought right regarding the Ne
braska bill. and the people had sustained
him.
Mr.. McMullen offered as a compromise
proposition to the effect that after the organic
alton was effected, no business should be
transacted except the passage Of the necessary
appropriation bills; the members then TO re-
sign and go home. a discursiye debate en-
sued thereon.
Mr. Fuller-We are in the situation Of a
sick man nee, ing physic. (Laughter.) How
ever nauseous it may be, in an emergency, no
man can refuse to take it, but / imagine no
man can be so foolish as to have it forced
down his throat
Mr.. McMullen's resolution was tabled af-
ter which the House voted twice for Speaker,
the second ballot resulting as fellows: Banks
los; Richardson 70; Fuller IS; scattering 7.
On the cath ballot. Banks received los,
Richardson 70, Fuller 80, scattering 6.
Pending resolution of Mr.. Thorington, to
elect Speaker by a plurality vote, the House
adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

AN ECONOMICAL MovBMENT.-Accordin to
the Washington correspondent of the New
buryport Herald, the government can make a
net saving Of $4,000 year by abolishing here
after the Office of Attorney General Mr.. Ca
leb Gushing having done up its duties for all
time,--thus -
Zone of the editors of the Intelliqeacer, in
speaking of Mr.. Cushing, remarked to us a
while SGD, that no future administration will
require the service of an Attorney G eneral.
inasmueh as Mr.. Cushing has considered al
most every legal question which can by pos
sioility arise in tie various departments of
the government. And the remark is true
The present Attorney General will leave be-
hind him, upon retiring from office, an i'm.
mense volume of official legal opinion, as
much in amount almost, as the recorded opin-
ions Of all his predecessors put together, and
including many great questions OF constitu-
tioDal and international law, which have aris-
en- during the present administration, for the
first time in the history of the government,
out OF peculiarities of political condition in
domestic and foreign relations
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

SHoPLIFTIsG ExTEAoRDrsARY. A man
calling himself Oswald, and a woman calli"a
herself Lima Eden, have been arrested IN a p,
bany for robberies of valuable silks, 70 a large
amount, from several Of the stores Of that civ
The lady was noticeable for her remarkabie
beauty and etabonpoint. Upon being search
ed BY atemale In the side room OF the Police
Court, however, her remarkable rotundity ~
inquire was reduced 10 one Of almost positive
leanness, and more remarkable than ali. nd
less than live hundred dollars worth Of eilks
were found attached, by the aid Of hooks ~
her skirts, and In singularly contriyed pock !.
eis. The sum Of 1926, In gold and bills. waa
found upon Oswald, who is represented AZ he.
ing cigar merchant in New York, and yery
respectfully connected. 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

A VILLAIN ARRESTED. "A man named
William Butler went from New York to Chill
licotfie, Ohio, recently, and married highly
respectable and accomplished young lady.
possessed of some $1,000 in money, and three
houses and lots. Butler soon sold the real es-
tate of his wife, and after getting the proceeds
OF the sale, broke open her trunk and took
thereirom the $1,000 in gold. He then very
cody told her that he had only married her
for the purpose Of getting her money, and i'm
medlately started for the West. The villain
was overhauled at Indianapolis, however, and
Will, it is hoped, receive the punishment he SO
richly deserves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

LATEST FROM KANSAS letter from Kan
zas City Of December 18th, states that dele
CATION from Lawrence had iast had confer
ence with Governor Shannon, requesting him
to Immediately withdraw the armed marau-
ders that are lowering about that city, to save
bloodshed, as it was very difficult to restrain
the people from driving them of. Governor
shannon said he would be at Lawrence the
next day, when he hoped everything could
be peaceably settled. He intimated an inten-
ton to require the surrender Of the Sharp
rifles by the Lawrence men, but was at once
assured that no such proposition would, for
an instant be listened to.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

The Boston Mail contains statement Of a
most disreputable character in relation to a pub
lie officer Of the State, who, though not called by
name is indicated with sufficient distinctness as
our townsman, Hon. II. w. Benchley, Lieuten-
ant Governor elect. We think Mr.. Benchley is
bound at once. to refute the SANDER as it is Of
character which, II true, should exclude him from
the society Of honest or decent men. and prevent
his ever presuming &c take a seat at the Codncil
Board.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

"soLD'!" A lady from out of town pass.
ing the "Gift Enterprise" shop the other day,
stepped in. On being Informed Of .'tho prin-
ciples Of the trade" she made purchase of
three different articles and paid 81 in cash,
and received three tickets for the "gift'' de.
partment. In due time her tickets drew three
prizes c'giits," the one paper Of pins worth
cents, the second roll Of tape worth cts !,
and the third bunch Of matches done I'm In
pink paper The good lady learned afterwards
that her purchase was dear at 81, aud went
home sorrowing both for her own folly and
wiokedness oi men. - bangor Jelgeysoasaw.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

NEw HAVEN OYsTERs.-If our readers in city
or country wish to have oysters that are really
nice, that can always be relied upon as Of supe-
rior quality they have only to call On, or to send
their orders to Mr.. John W. Utiey, Nos. l and
2, Pipers Block. wholesale dealer in New Haven
oysters, and they will be certain not 70 be disap.
pointed. Dealers or families in Worcester, or in
any of the towns connecting with Worcester by
stage or railroad, may save themselves both money
and trouble by dealing with Mr.. Utley.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

Lyons KathafrOn.-The present immense sais
Of this article is almost fabulous in amount which shows
the public appreciation of preparation which rests its
claims entirely upon its merits The astonishing re-
suits productivity the Katharoa in preserving the hair
from badness and restoring it when it has fallen out
cleansing from dandruff and all ether Impurities and i'm.
parting to beautiful gloss and ken texture together
with its delightful perfume ami perfect cleannes have
made It the most universally popular toilet article ever
used To guard against yaueess limitations and counter
ies. always ask for LYONS Katharon
Sold everywhere in large bottles foronly cts
HEATH, WYNKooP & CO., Pr,prietors.
In So Liberty straat " Y
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Courr of Common PIeas-CivI Term.
BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE MEL.

The case Of H. E. Graves vs.. Williams. to re-
cover the.amount due on a,note, which occupied
the time OF the Court several days last week, was
decided on Monday, in favor of defendant
The case Of Kimball and Robinson VS.. the
Western Railroad, to recover damages for lun-
Der, alleged TO have been injured BY defendants.
was decided yesterday, in favor Of plaintif-dam-
ages assessed at 81. J. H. Matthews and ]. II.
Hill for plaintiffs, Dewey and Williams for de-
PENDANTS.
The case of VIM. C. P. Clerhence VS.. Alfred
Halstat, was given to the jury last night Pratt
& Howe for plaintiff, Stone & Very, for defend.
ants
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

Mrs. Mitchell of Nantucket, who is
distinguished for her astronomical skill and
learning, discovered a telescope comet. on the
night of the 18th. 1t is in the neck of Cetus
and is rapidly moving towards the west; has
bright and dense, but not a sharp nucleus,
and It's light is strikingly intermittent. If it
be the same discovered in Berlin by c. Bru-
hus on the 18th of last month, it has describ-
ed an arc of IA deg, in thirty days, with
only slight change of declination.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

RETURN or GOVERNOR ANrHoYY.-We take
great pleasure in announcing the return of
Hon. Ii. d. Anthony, who arrived at New
York yesterday in the Baltic He has been
absent since May, enjoying the tour Of Eu-
rope as but few oil the many Americans abroad
during the same period have done. At least.
we feel justified in saying this, although our
only authority for il is derived from the admi
rable letters which have appeared in the Jour
nal. Had he been a more regular correspond.
ent, we are afraid that neither we nor his 9TH
er readers would have consented to so speedy
q return. Providence Post.
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DIED.

In this city, Dec. 17th Miss Emma p daughter Of the
late Rev. J. Parker Of Ssuthboro, aged 81 years lii
nois pspers please copy.
Funeral THURSDAY. at so'clock, A. N at the resi-
dence Of Charles Merriam, corner Of Chati am and
Quincy SIS Relatives AID friends invited to attend
without further notice
Dec. 17th. Mr. Luther White, q Years.
Funeral at the Mission Dhapel Thursday at o,eloc,
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend With
oui further nOtce.
In Hartford, Dec 18th, Rebecca P wife Of Henry BAR
mum, and daughter Of Curtis Rice, Of this city 33
Funeral to day at her fathers residence Relatives
and friends invited attend without further notice
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Kossuth says, in letter to the New York

Kossuth says, in a letter to the New York
Times -
81 have the most positive information that
the Fresch and the English are on the worst
possible terms in the Crmea Neither men
nor officers cultivate familiar intercourse. -
The French treat the English with supefcii-
GUS haughtiness since the Redan affair, Just
as the English have treated the Turks from
the beginning"
Five thousand dollars has been pledg-
ed by wealthy citizens Of Detroit, towards
arming and equipping military companies for
the defence Of the :" life and liberty of the
people Of Kanzas," against the armed inva.
sion of the Missouri cot Threats.
The Norfolk Argus says that large
number Of mechanics, who have Aocked 10
that city under the impression that employ.
ment would be easily obtained, have been dis
appointed in their expectations, and not hay-
ing the means TO return home, are at their
wits end to know what to do.
His Imperial Majesty, Faustin /. has
not renounced the idea of reannexing The
Spanish part Of Hayti to his Empire At the
date Of our last advices he was about 10 march
forth with the entire army, and made no Sc.
cret of his intention 10 spend New. Years in
San Domingo City We shall see how he
makes out
The State Canyassers of Wisconsin
have declared Governor Bal stow no elected by
100 majority. The seat will be contested on
the ground that Bashford, the Republican
candidate, received clear majority Of the le-
gel votes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-19

FINANCIAL OPERAToRs AND OPERATIONS
Our late highly respected fellow-ci Jo-
siah B. Kilbourn, ESQ.,, who wrote letter to
his wife that he was "going over Cambridge
bridge" md who, day or two before his
With tyr s %gffd his pockets
change on Londos, which be purchased of
John Z. Ihayer Co., paying for them in
checks on French, Well & Co.'s in Eng
land. so he writes, in another letter TO his
wife, IN which he invites her to come to him.
Oliver King, charged " it'll participation in
the robbery OF fifty thot sand dollars from the
American Express Company,ga1e bail yester.
day Tor his appearance for examination to-
morrow in the Police Court
No word yet by spiritual or magnetic tel
egraph, of g. Francis Thayer, the late Cash.
Ter OF the Grocer's Bank, who transferred ten
thousand dollars of the bank funds into some
speculation, but upon being discovered in the
trick. restored So 1900.
A new commotion was excited in State ST.
yesterday, by the discovery of the lact that
5000 had been stolen by somebody 1t is
the practice at the Suffolk Bank to place the
bills of other city banks in special boxes, from
which the packages are taken every morning
by the paying teller and handed to the mes
sengers of the other banks. On Thursday
morning, the messenger of the Washington
Bank went, rs usual, to make his exchanges
The box of the Suffolk was emptied. as usual
inio his bag. and he proceeded to the Wash
ington Bank, where, on counting the bills, the
sum OF aeyen thousand dollars was found to
be missing. The Suffolk Bank contends that
1t delivered to the messenger of the Washing
ton the full sum due that bank. The messen.
ger replies that he delivered all he received to
the cashier of his own bank. A similar sac
cident' has occurred between the Suffolk
Bank and the Merchants Bank. The amount
is $1,000. The Suffolk Bank claims to be
able to show that the bills were delivered, -
The Merchants Bank replies that it never re-
ceiyed them. Thus the matter stands at pre-
sent. The whole affair is wrapped in deep
mystery, which all the Efforts to solve have
thus far been in vain.
Thomas DAILY, who stole sic in bills from
Thomas Casey, was yesterday taken before
the Police Court, tried and sentenced to six
months in the House of Correction, and John
Sullivan who. while on begging errand at
the house of Mr.. John Wolcott, No. 4S Bowls
ton Street, stole five dollars worth of articles,
was sent to the same establishment. That s
the way the world goes now. Schuyler, who
steals thousands, and men like him, enjoy the
luxury of Italian skies, and the refined soci.
ETY. of the great in the Old World, while the
mere mimics Of criminals are hustled into
solemn prisons. A better state of things will
follow, by and by. So we hope Boston
Courier, 1871.
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Letter from DIR. HolToes.-Mr. Jernison -
SRI am aware t. at there is strong prejudice against
advertised medicines notwithstanding, I believe your
Pile and Worm Compound superior and safe remedy
for the Piles Having tested qualities in severnI cases
fully satisfied tAat it worthy Of public confidence
and cheerfuy recommend it to those who are at
ficted with this painful disease
DAVID HOLMES, NJ. D.
Providence, Oct. 90. 1855. nj dly
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NOVEL ADvERTIsEMEST.-Ihe following ad-
vertiaemeut appears in a New York paper
Tothe Laaies-All coopering Of hoops Skill
fnlly done. Whalebone and other hoops con-
stantly on hand. Apply, sc.
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GOODNOW s HEYWOoD,

:, lNU -Uf hAIN STREET,
nave large stock Of Boots, Shoes, and Ruh-
beers, at Wholesalers also, at retail full assortment Of
soasonabe goods adapted to the city and country t
all Of which Will be sold at low prices
= a. uooDSo"'. ..-...-.........s. R. HEYwoon