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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03
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! WoxAS ANoSc THR D. Ds.-No small
STR HIS been made among the theological dog
tors Oh i'Andover Hi. the ZION Of Nsw
England theology--by the presence Of Rev.
bliss AHtoiaeite Brown, who has quietly seat
ed herself down there, as a sort Of ..resi,leat
ltcentiate, and holds herself ready 70 ureseb
OF lecture as the people may call for her. Miss
Brown according to all reports, is a right down
sensible modest woman. and there lies the
root OF The difficulty, for even the sober-rnind-
Cd and regular run to hear her, greatly to the
disturbance OF the theological leaders, who are
distressed at what they consider sort eff sac
religious preaching on their domain. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, IN letter u the New York
Independent, thus notices the matter.
"Some stnsation has been made bv Miss
Antoinette Browns lecture in the Lyceum
course, which, of course, has result that the
descent Of the angel IN the pool of Judta had
oil troubling the waters. and giving rise to an
lmaled discussion. Wise people. however. do
not disturb their own peace by a too vehement
opinion, one way or the other, ON the question
OF which Miss Brown is the embodiment
All seem to concede that the difficult func-
ton Of public speaker is performed by her
as unexceptionably, and with as little loss of
feminine grace as such a step admits Of She
nds lectuIed aLso with acceptance in Dover
Beverly, Taunton, Providence, and many 9TH
er places and has, we are informed, altogeth-
er more applications than she can meet. In
P iyaie society, Miss Brown is quiet. retiring
and modest, without the slightest shade Of
anything obtrusive or unwomanly. Il would
appear to be safe course to allow the expert
ment which is now being made on the slhere
OF wonanhood, to run itself out to its final
results without opposition. The laws and
sphere OF the two sexes are so strongly and
unalterably fixed by nature and constitution.
that there IS little danger in such PATIENCE
Woman, as general thing, will, BY the force
OF constitutional instincts, tend TO the sphere
Of domestic life
But there always have been, and ALWAYS
probably will be, some who desire and have
the capacity for a wider sphere, and it will be
difficult to show why they should not also fol.
low their nature. Can any one tell us why it
should be night and proper for Jenny Lind to
sing TO two thousand people 81 know that
my kedeemer liyeth, and improper for An.
tionette Brown to say it: Why It was prop
er Tor Madame Sontag to sing 10 the assem-
oled clergy OF Boston, and would have been
nIIlshly improper for her to speak to them -
however, little patience and uuietness. and
these vexed questions will determine them
selves, by the most sensible of all tests-exue
renee"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

Emigration to California has fallen off
largely, II consequence Of the expense Of
reaching that State, and the fact that there j.
less chance Of speedy prosperity on small
means there than N any other part OF the
Union. During the year 1854, the whole
number OF persons arriving at San Francisco
by sea, was but 47,750, and the departures by
the same route 24,447, showing net gain OF
only . s503. Oh this gain but Il.I55 was
composed OF Americans, while the remainder.
~, 1853, was Chinese. The emigration 70 Cal
ifOrHla By the overland route last season. did
nos exceed $4,000 persons. The unfriendiy
couIse pursued towards the Mexicans. has
caused large numbers of them 70 return to
Mexico.
There Is bill before the Legislature
Of New York, providing that "any person
who shall sell, OF offer FOR sale any milk pro-
duced from cows that are fed upon unwhole-
some, deletelious or unnatural food, !" shall be
liable to fire Of 500, or to Imprisonment
not exceeding three months. any person
WIo shall sell or offer for sale adulterated milk.
shall De liable to fine Of $50.
The gross amount expended yearly in
the religious societies Of Great Britain. is up-
wards Of i've millions Of dollars. The income
Of the British and Foreign Bible Society alone.
last year, was some 800, 200 /; its issues since
It's formation have been nearly twenty-eight
millions Of copies of the Scriptures, in about
$50 different languages.
A private Waterman was found asleep
IN Sacramento, when some Of the fast bows al
taehed twelve dozen assorted Chinese fire.
crackers to him by fsh-hook, and touched
them off. Awaking suddenly, lie thought the
world was coming to an end, and dashed mad
ly for the river where, like Cassius, he
"plunged in
William Thompson, who has been
confined to mis- bed by rheumatism for four
teen years, during which time he has not
been able to walk one step, nor even to sit up
IN his bed, was married on the 18th ult., to
Miss Margaret Morris, of Smyth County, Va.
On the line of railroad now building
from Konisberg TO the Lake. OF Constance over
the Alps, there are thirteen tunnels and TWEEN
ty-fve yiaducts. Thirteen thousand horses
are constantly employed upon it.
Governor German, of Minnesota. had
night with an auctioneer named Collins, in
st. Pauls, on the 10th ult. Strange as it NAV
appear, IN this case the auctoneer was knock
ed down
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

GESEzA1 NILs0s's Fos1IIoS.-Tks reZz-
lsr lsssare Of the c0urse On Anh-Slsrery, Il
Boston, Ess delivered n The Trs1oai Ten
PIE, On wednesday eTeatng, by Ansoa Bur
hngzDs. GoEguo. Gz-ize- snd GeaesZ
WIlsoa oosuFssi seats O. the platform, during
is delivery. The lecture vas very th5rozgh
sad une0nP-o1ising. II is teaor AID tone
Il the course q Il, TIE lecturer sPoke q TIE
inSaszce and elects q tie slave Eyzts1, and
q the provisions q the Fugafive Slave lzE.
which szzzz0zsss the freanea Il ths North
% leave Ehsr ow1 noble ard chsrlshs3 en-
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q TIER fstbs-s. Il the igao5is ezpl5y1eaf q
chasing usa and w0zea Hyiug E7n ogprss-
son. He sid that Governs. Gzrdaer had
6esa sle,;sl On Aurz -Slsvs-y ground. and L.
pledged himself o. his behalf that. under his
t5z5alstrzfi0a. The laws q the Stz1e should
nsFs- Be roddsa down a. ihey had been, n
Boz0a. He siso spoke a the P9seacy q the
Bill q Fsee5oz, a eTIaced II The election q
General WIlsoa.
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19rss every sentiment he has Uttered. IN pab-
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03
coresponaepce q IL -. rribnns.

WASHINGTON, Wed, Jan. 81, 1852.
The Telegraph brings US the news of Will
sons election to the Senate of the United
States. The rejoicings among the Wings and
Republicans it would do YOU good to witness.
Another vote against Slavery extension -
another vote for the Repeal Of the Fugitive
Slave act, and another vote for Emancipation
in the District Of Columbia. are among The
anticipated fruits Of this election. All these
questions will come up before the close Of the
present Congress, and they will never be al
lowed - sleep again until they are settled in
favor Of Freedom. The people of the North
begin 70 hanker after such men as Henry WI.
son, and the Union savers of Boston and else
where may as well begin 10 acknowledge il,
and act upon it. Those who think it was Know
Nothingism that elected Wilson, it is SAID,
deceive themselves. His fnends express their
opinion, when asked if that was really the
reason Of his election, by long and signifi-
cant whistle. Of course, there are many who
would have preferred such a man as Charles
Francis Adams, Stephen e. Phillips, or r.
II. Dana; but, under the circumstances, they
deem IT better that pretty strong dose should
be administered 70 Boston Whiggery. The
legacy that Daniel Webster leaves TO the [. S,
Senate is Charles Sumner and Henry Wilson.
They are the first fruits Of this famous 7th Of
Of March speech.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

The claims Of the New York Know Moth.
ings to be national an niger catching par
ty, are thus cordially recognized by that organ
and pillar of kidnapping and British Free
trade, The Journal Of Commerce
"And here we wish to say word in ius-
tice to the Know Nothings Of this State-and
the rather, because in some other States the
Order have shown themselves 10 be close.
ly allied with the Abolitionists. In addition
to the evidence above offered, the Know Moth
ing candidate for Governor of this State, at
the last November election, was Mr.. Ulman.
who, in 1852, was supported by the Castle
Garden Union Safety Committee, for the Of
ice Of Attorney General. But the strongest
TACT we have to mention is, that the only
three members of Congress elected in this
State specially by the Know Nothines are be-
heyed TO be all in favor Of the Nebraska bill,
or at any rate, opposed to its appeal. They
are Mr.. Walk, ofQueen's County Mr.. viii
liams. Of Monroe County aud Mr.. Edwards,
Of the Chautauque District. The last is stated
by a paper published in hh district, TO be
Nebraska Wing"
So too. the other day, The Commercial Bul.
letiH OF New-Orleans, promised the same par
ty the gratitude Of all the South If they would
only defeat Mr.. Seward. IL remains 10 be seen
whether they will earn that splendid compen
satioD.-NeD York Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03
LOCAL NEWS.
Court Of CsmEsu PIea-foF the Trial
81 CrImInaI Cases-
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Jeremiah FEanigza, Of W0-ces.e-, sg1eszat
sron tie decision of he Police Cours. y.
tired IN an assault and battery On TaozEs
Byrn=s, and acquitted
Clzrk Dennis, In5zs-ed so- bsiuz eauuoa
seller q intoxicating drinks, q TIE Stz-k-
Pole House, On FrznkIin street, was f9znd
guilty.
James Johnson. Of Uzt-laze, indicted f1-
beng eenuou ssllez Of iusoziessing Eguoz,
rslrzctei lis f7mer Plea Z aot guilty. ard
pleaded gzIty. Hsws 6nsd 500 and eos.s,
and II detsulE mas oonmi-s5-
Arad CE-penisz. q BrookEel5, zzs Il
dioas5 ior falsely F-@a1ing and P-s.saEing
% Be E eivll o5oe- II the ss-r.es q tie Ce-a-
noawezl1h.
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Brook6eld, oEe5 s. . NJ MozI1oo. u
BrookEeld CARPENTER unde.took 70 eoZles,
the ds5s. proceeded 70 Putn.n's keasz, a.
rested AI1s zad had Lin n czS1odv f5- z-u-s
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next
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

CATHOLICISM AND RuN.--rhe editor Of the
New York Tribune says
"The Catholics who number less than ono
sixth ofour population, keep two thirds of the
grog-shops, where grog-shops are tolerated,
and sell most Of the liquor in stealthy yio-
lation Of the law where selling Is legally in
terdieted, while the foreign born population Of
our country is scarcely sixth Of the whole
number, IT appears that a large majority Of the
crimes against lIe--at least in the free States
are committed By this fraction, and most Of the
culprits ovince by their choice Of spiritual I'D .
visdrs, that th6y arc Catholics"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

The RAILROAD CONTROVERSY. The Su.
preme Court yesterday granted an injunction
Oh the Salem and Lowell Railroad, and la fa-
vor Of the Boston and Lowell Railroad, against
the New Route" running cars or carrying
passengers, directly or indirectly from 10 eli
TO Boston and rice versa. This injunction
Will eiiectually stop all business between the
two cities, over the Salem end Lowell and
Boston and Maine roads. The order OF Court
we understand. goes into particulars OF grea
length concerning the acts Of the ..Nop
Route. and fully Sustaining the character o
the old road.--LSvbs1l Cdu,iSr, IL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

DIT THEIR Own NOSES DRIVE under
stand that some four or five Senators, whose
constituents expected them to vote for Gen.
Wilson, and who intended themselves to do
it. thought they might magnify their conse-
qusnce. somewhat, by first defeating a choice.
and that they might then claim little extra
credit from Con Wilson's friends, by chang.
ing their votes and going for him. They, there.
fore. voted for others in tie full belief that
there should be no choice on the first ballot,
But
nThs best laid schemes Of mice and rnen
Gang nft agiey"
and 90 il was 10 this case. Some one ofthem
more cunning than the rest. voted for Wilson,
on the first ballot. and they to their utter con.
st,rnation, found the General elected with.
out thor help. and they LETT ~ the ranks o.
the minority, 20 rnminaie. at their leisure, CO
shs dangers u rolitical nsnauypring.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

The Columbia (Ya,) Times learns BY tele.
graph IRON Charlotte, that the Rev. Cyrus
Johnson, ID. d.. OF that town, died suddenly
Of tapoplexy, on Thursday, while on his way
70 Fort Mills, for the purpose of marrying a
gentleman and lady He was the second cier.
syman who bad been engaged to perform the
ceremony. The Rev. A. S. Watts, who had
Deen engaged for the same purpose, died on
the day appointed for the wedding.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

LECTURE OK UsIvEzsAL1ss. second
q TIE course Of Lectures viii be sifen tonor-
Fow Sunday evening, IA The Universalist
Church BY the Pastor. subiees-Uafssrsa5-
i'D' Is a7e'riaal asd as5ral systsa. Services
commence :: 7 O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

SFVhh LEWIS continue TO receive supplies Of those
s'i'u' pleAersl, parirdgss, snipes wild pigeons, and
'esO which constitute The bons bouehss Of this season,
ana tay continue 10 furnish the table. dressed in all
'he most approved styles Of cookery. They have always
90 land ?u s0rtS Of good things, and tha otulng viii
'it'ef have mock sartIs soap u grta. ehdvter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

Brsa's CoC0H L1zESsES--Iaoss 17-sarss
are one Of tie best prelaEziisus N use %
coughs. colds, and sl kinds q bronchial al.
ieeiao1s. They remove tiekliag n The threat.
Palsgm. znd irritation Of the lzrEnz. ladies
and geat.eIea should supply Themselves w5ih
thea teioEe going 10 meeting IS their Use ALI
prevent coughing IN meeting which Is % Al.
moving 70 the preaeher and d..asresabls 70 tie
whole congregation. Remember. tbeF can Be
had a Bash.s 2lelieiAe store, Nc. 81. Sew-
tons Block, Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

=: ). SENATOR The Legislature of Wis
consln met IN joint convention on Tuesday
ana wednesday last, for the election of a u.
?; senator, but without effecting a choice -
Ihey agreed to ballot again OH Thursday, but
we have not yet learned the result.
In the Illinois convention ON Thursday.
ihere was no quorum oil members, aud eouse-
quently no election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

The train which left Quebec on the
"a INST. Tor Montreal was, in consequence of
me deep snow, four days on the route. Ten
aihefent accidents befel the luckless cars upon
their journey, but no person was seriously in.
jured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

r. oTa The subscribers have r.r,cvs5 .,
tas new store on POSTER STREET. near III Boston
worcester Passenger Depot where they will continue n
carry on the WHOLESALE PRODUCE BUSINESS IL
- oIacits HE public patronage is respectfully so
hc..51' BASSETT BAYLIES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

DEDlcATioS.-The Mission Chapel. o. sam
mei-sJreet, i % be dedicated, for worship.
today The reguia- hoars for SABBATH service
are half past 10 o'clock a. NJ. and a. Z
o'clock P. 81. All are invited To attend with
ont money and without priee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

A Class in Drawing viii be formed at the Mount
ronage solicited and satisfaction guaranteed &c..
specimens az VIM Aliens Bookstore and at the Seboo
hogms- PERSIs H 5. CARTER, Teacher
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

oUR neighhor in law Of the Traaseripf. Is
quite savage on his brother Wing Of the Barre
Gazstts. Speaking Of the Senatorial election,
he says;
The tactics Of the opposition have been
absurd and vaciilaling, from the beginning.
hey changed their candidate every day, and
each new one was worse and weakef than the
last. Nahum F. Bryant. and E. II. Wright
the nomination Of such men Is below con-
tempt"
We suppose our Barre contemporary will
say, in reply to this, that the Transcrips is in
terested by personal motives.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

S7-z-2sE- ". I'm III deliver the sixth Of his free
lss 3azss- CE.11ss his sTsui1g in the City Hall,
= "a r1zs : s'sloek- szA5s,s-ssParEatrfy"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

= III. Jeneks, DENTIST, and Manufacturer O
MmeTdI Teeth IEETH inserted fine gold plate from
one tooth an entire SET 49,
tliig and extracting done in the most thorough man.
ner satisfaction guaranteed in all cases or no charge
= Once over Esos DOKR & Co = Bookstore. fouI
do0rs north Of the American House
Worcester, May /, 1854 d,s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03
Goddard 4 TwIehelI's q uadriIIe Band.

" N ~. ALDReH, Prjmpter
~ y GODDARD, lat Violin. W. L HoHHs. cia,,o,s,,
o. ~ ALDhoHi ~ Wolf. L. y. BAKEs cornat = Pie.
$50 * ". TSicHELL, Double Bass '''"'
az Lngaeein, hts made ~ X. w. Twichei Leader N
~ morefse, Corna Band, At 70 stlen sree,, nj p
SScaasrd' or j. H. Adrich, al Loring DroAers s Nj.
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222 S,,..., Action gives

T7 yi.,- - ~, -. n s.H' XZ2
no" 10 Tue he aud il successful operation Tor M la
gaerrtan busin S. they Eel happy 10 return their ne
As 20 tleh good old friends aud customers who have
rallied around them since their first openIng h $500,
ne" ana splendid Building and while we Ickpovlesg %
INC successful support Of numerous friends We hone
@ Is1 SUI Y merit goodly share Of the public favor
promising 70 all superior style Of TypenR and IN M
casts 70 please and suit those who may extend thir nat
ronage . the New England Daguerrean Gallery fa'
iau3l 40 WIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

2z-1z1-s So--1E.-Eldsr J. TUEyER, from Hartford,
VI E-zasa Il Ea--ea Han, Sabbath, Feb. 4th All who
E5sa u hsz-- re iuvir45 70 oane in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-02-03

WING LEGISLATURE CArcUs.-ABany. Feb.
The Wings Of the Assembly held a caucus
this evening. TO select candidate TO be sup.
ported by them Tor U. Senator, VIM. Ii.
Seward received the nomination on the first
ballot, the vote being Seward "a, scattering 6.
The nomination was subsequently declared to
be unanimous. The utmost harmony pre-.
vailed in the caucus.