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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

w. A. " ILLIAMS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAR,
No. Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
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Corner Of o.;. Boston and
MAIN ELM STs 5 NPP09''0 Worcester Depot.
eb13 A. W. BUGBEE,. Proprietor
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WON C,EG,FEP u0TTsE

For Satellite stock and fixtures of an EATING
HOUSE, IN this city centrally located 1t will be sold
low, nappied for Apply at this office.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

Brigham Hin Family School for Boys.
The summer Term will commence May 14h and continue
il weeks Instruction Will be given in the common and
higher English branches Also in the Latin Greek and
French Languages.
References: -Revs G. Briggs. Robbins, A. B Fuller,
Bost9n Rev. G. Lincoln, Iing ham; Sampson Reed, Vim.
Brigham, and I. Il Russell, Esqrs, Boston Rev T. f.
Hale, Rev. A. HILL D. D., j. NJ. Earle Worcester
HARRINGTON MCINTYRE.
Ctraftnn AIass mil Is 12hS o.ltr
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c x. ETHER ELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. FLAGGs BLOCK. Worcester, Mass
dis diff
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CAuGin'a DaguerreOEype ROOMS, ISIS Main
street, opposite American Temperance House. If
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

Il NEY Al LAW,
No Worcester Bank Block. Foster Street
jyl4l WORCESTER, MASS. id&wtf
Js e. Linn ell, NJ. D., homeopathic Once an
Resi- ence No. Walnut street. Office hours from
A: NJ. and to 5 P. NJ
Worcester, Jan. 5th, 1855. diff jams
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21
SPIfRR A. I.ENNIs

No ~ an Alstin's Daguerreotype Rooms,
'e'A d1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

CALVIN r. PRATT.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW,
No. 2O6 Main Street. Worcester, Mass.
mays
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21
MENRY C. RICB

john s. D. CogavvcIl, Attorney and Counsel
or at Law Fosters Building, corner Of Main and Pear
treets. d&wtf ianll
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FL H I - IA \ II
attorney and Counsellor at LG10
No Briney Hail. ................-.W Worcester, Mass
DIG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

The Milford Brass Bnssd are prepared TO fur
nsh good music for Military and Fire Companies Picnic
Ilne str ct, or o. f. CUsHMAy Franklin street. will meet
with PROMPT attention =, DANIELS, Clerk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

FEEBLE MEN AND WOMEN.

whose nupa beds for years have been couches OF dap
nointmcnt and regret, will find Railways Renovating
hesoyent ne renoyalor and inygoraor of the dis
eased and disabled parts. All unsoundness is removed
In few days, and every organ in the system restored
to health, strength, and yigor M. b. GREEN, Wor~
CVeteIi agent. deOde8dw ianlb
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- - ~ - AO1'Ss
Wa. Brown. UPHOLsTERER, has removed from
$50 Main street, to Rooms No & WARREN HAIL.
Pearl street dom myI7
Draper & Clark are receiving large quantities
Of GUANo, which ttey offer for sale at low rates.
my17 d3w
Books Books The Maynower, by Mrs Stowe
Ida May, Ruth Hall, Lamplighter, Ups and Downs
Life and Sayings Of Mrs Partingon Life of Greeley and
fifty other kinds Of books for sale in connection with
MUNN'S Book Enterprise. Office 233 Main street,
up stairs. d1y feb22
Gee. r. Spurr, Successor to L. T. LAzELL)
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, and Dealer in Gold Plate
and Foil, Mineral Teeth and Dental Findings. Also
Manufacturer Of Soda Water and syrups. No Dol Main
street, Worcester. Gtf aplG
L. b. NTokoss. VI. D.. homeopathic Physician
Residence No 1l2 Main Street. Office Hours, from to
a. NJ; to I, and to P NJ.
August S, 1858, 49, lily
New Spring GOods-of the latest importations,
in great ariety and Choice Styles for Over Coats Froc
Coats. Fancy and Business Coas, Pants and Vests with
the New Paris Styles for Spring.
Those who desire nice fitting and gentee Garments,
may be assured If being fully suited at HI DS0N'S
Clarks New Block, Corner of Mechanic Street
my5 d4w No. 259 Main street.
Slate for Il cofs. The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality, and lay in
the hest manner, the satisfactory Sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
apl3 dd JOHN BARNARD.
w. A. " ILLIAMS
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAR,
No. ? Central Exchange, Worcester, Mass.
III d1y
CAamIn's DagmerreOfype X Oom,s, ISIS Main
street opposite American temperance House. If
W, W. RICE.
4 T T o R " E Il T L 4 W,
y 1as Este MASS as Sstf''
j. e. Linz, ell. NJ. D., homeopathic Once an
Resi- Ma / Walnut from,
A: NJ. and to P. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. 9Th, 1855 diff iau5
MATTHEW'S 6 SPRAGUE.
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT LAW,
Nos. x FLAGG's BUILDISG. Worcester.
fell DIFF
John 5. D. CogswcIl, Attorney and Counsel
at Law. Fosters Building corner Of Main and Pear
treets. d&wtf jan11
HENRY C. RICE
attorney and Counsellor at LG1g,
No Brinley Hall, Worcester, Mass
Ole diff
c x. XVETHER ELL.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. FLAGGs BLOCK. Worcester Mass
dis diff
For Snlc.-The stock and fixtures of an EATING
HOUSE, this city. centrally located. 1t will be sold
low, ifappiea for soon Apply at this office.
ap5 diff
wOR CESTER HOUSE,
MAIN SSF ELM sr Opposite wor Bost@p 2 naaot
ebl3 A. W. BUGBEE,. Proprietor.
CALVIN q. PRATT.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW,
No. POS Main Street. Worcester, Mass.
mays
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

IATTTHEVES 6 SPRAGUE.
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNSELLORS AT LAW,
Nos FLAGG's BUILDING,. Worcester.
fehl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

VA ORCESTER co. ECHANTC&, As.
v SOClATiON.-An adjourned meeting WIFI be
held at the Police Court Room, ON TUESDAY Evening
hay ~, at = O'Clock :. A. ROWLAND, Clerk.
my2l DIR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-05-21

The Sight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for OptbaImie
Affections, Weak and Defective Vison perfectly safe and
reliable in Diseases Of the Eye. Have restored muudes
some born blind, blindness Of fifty years These remedies
sent by mail. Pamphlets Of Information one dme-sent
Xou pos. free Address, prepaid, the NUTRrlvs CURE'
Boston, Mass. dom fab2I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
MISCFIIANFOTS


A movement is making to present national testi-
nonial TO Francis Petit smith, the inventor OF the
screw PROPELLER.
Mr. Lsyard was entertained by james Baines y
Co at banquet on board the new clipper Donald
Mckay, AZ Liverpool, on the 2lst.
The captain Of the Boston packet ship EoOch Train
fined tlo by the Liverpool Police Magistrate for
shipping Eve passengers more than the legal number
The Russian prize Sitks, taken at Petrcpavlofsk,
has been handed over 10 the French Government.
An Admiralty uvestigs held on the recent coll
lsion Of the English ship. of-war with the American
chip George Huilbut, exonerates both parties from
blsme. Tie Hurlbut is refittiDg al Portsmouth
Two thousand golfers are on strike at Nigsn
az snst 6 reduction Of wages.
court martial on the officers OF the British steam
figate Tiger that went ashore and was taken by the
Russians had reprimandec Mr. Ediu gon, the sailir
mssier, bat acquitted Lieut. Roger
The camp az Aldershott for the foreign legion is
progressing rspdly toward readiness Tor occupancy.
Tbackersy had been lecturing at Birmingham on
"Charity and Humor; and Miss Charlotte Cash
man had read Henry VIII 81 Shrewsbury.
During the week three screw-steamers were
launched at Liverpool, namely The Jourdain, !, 600
the En- press Eugene, $50 tuns and the Retriever,
500 tune.
Anew trial has been granted in the libel suit, Boyle
Va. CARDINAL VIII emsn.
The West Inoia mail steamer La Plata had arrived
st Southampton, with dates from Greytosn, March
22d: Jamsica Goth. No news Of importance.
Roebucks Committee of inquiry had resumed
session. and was taking evidence Of the heads of the
NJ, dical AID Commissariat Departments who declare
that everything was as well managed IL the Crnes
as il possibly could be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

have bs.p well II this had teen 81; -. mo- while the
mn, wa. ,tiIl At ts hight, one the sshi-h .zo1ks
onistlv .liebted from his f1-se a. sbout ffesn or
twenty ysid- from the .ssans rei b. pistol into
a uuss Of hay which ras eloss TO the fallen officer,
ard covered the cody Of the ls'te- With the burning
bay. One Pesha az coon ~ be beard OF this c.s7
ordered On inquiry to be made 70 nod ont me aatnor
Of fs I, rocious deed who viii certainly no: escape
ffe severest punishment.
Tbs small affair hes raised incredibly the spirits OF
the Turkpb cavalry which had been rather depressed
NV The repeated checks which they had expsr encsd
in heir former recoInoissances. The entry OF the
Rasbi bazouks into the 70 81 Wa lite triumph
Turks snd Tartsrs .bsiling them With AZ Wala1s,
and =" Msshsrsh.,' and throngiDg 70 see them Two
persop, who had got hold Of COW were the 2rinei-
bal point Of attraction.
Their return in the lovely spring evening, their pic
turesque costumes the excitement OF the popuahon,
the sourd Of their wsr.drum=, iutermXed With the
shouting and singing formed one OF the most interest
Ing scores Imaginable.
How completely successful this iittle affair wa a.
ooup do man, you may imagns from the fact that 10
several # the copper kettles which had bsen les BY
the Cossacks The 3s-nibszouks fogud the coup just
ready cooked but they cared more about the kettles
Ii AZ sbou, the coup.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
Brown, shipIey & Co.'s Circular.

Per .fnIaitc LIVERPOOL. Saturday. April 81. n8.
Thee been fair demand for COTroS throughout the
with rather seaoiress 10 prices for the ss
consequence Of the favorable Sc
yasopcl The detention OF this oil Monday the d
int. may eDaOle Der 10 cary Ogt Important
The SAFES for tbe week ending lsth inst ~ 900 bses
srecuators 6f9O sod 90 bales and
they called 20 900 bale. 90 the
sdethe market closing ste-dy at last quot oas
Ear Oresns....5I Fair Mob les..ss Fair Uolauds..
Mid. Oriesnr 81 Mil MOBILES. % l3l6 MD Uplands.
OrdLny... N9H Inferior ... 5t44d " 70.
The total stock Of Cotton 10 h, port 673 o09 bs- Of
American $50 go bales Stock al same time last year s
eni 5g7 eco American
1here has been quiet veet In Manchester Yafrs
toeeoy hfm but the heavy osciptoEs Of Goods ds
with les s'ssdi,s ss 10 prices
The Com rerst i lower for Flour and WHEAT the rm9
hsyips slyen u y Dbl The latter Sd y 7J. SDfAS
CORN more cemald and hoders have realized advance
o. % quarer White WHEAT, MS 70 l2ll Rcd 1919 70
III 20 Old Western raDa FLoUs, s0l GitI 81 d
Ole " ilafephis and Baltimore 81 di26 peE 80 al
Ohio l2lait, CaIsdt, 39 10 az q bb yellow fs0fas
toRS $3.50 aiixed 42i9a3ii and white, AL afa5
qs Of 48t n
The sale. Of Ross for the week reseh so bis r
common, up t9l ewt for hse quality. TvsPsSTsE 10
limited dem and st 7 sal Is a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
COPYRIGHT OF NEWS.

In Committee on the Abolition of the Newspaper
Stomp, the new Chancellor of the Exchequer-eK-
editor Of The Edinburgh Quarterly ReUev-pro-
poses 70 insert causes 10 efecualiy muzZe toe Press,
and prevent the circulation of Intelligence. These
clauses ore;
"And be II enacted, Thai the proprie.ors Of every
newspaper shall for the purpose Of protection against
piracy be entitled to a copyright in every original
article letter, paragraph communications, or coDpo-
which shall be for the FIRST time pubshef tHsHcb
RtNspdpcr.
And be it further enacted, that if any person
shall within twenty-four hours after the fret pubca-
ton of any original article letter, paragraph, commu
bicaiion or composition in any such Newspaper,
print and publish any copy OF such original article,
letter paragraph communication or composition, or
Of asy material part thereof or any colorado abrldge-
mint or alteration Of the sane, such person shall for
every sucb Offerse forfeit sum Of not less than -
nor exceeding $50
Henceforth rHT n. Y. TRIBUNE hiss only to issue
its Edition fer Europe at Liverpool, instead OF
New.York TO prevent the entire British press from
publishing even a "coorsble sbridgment of the
American news within twenty -four hours. under the
above paragraph remarkable man u the ex-edi.
tor Of he OulrferiU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
FRANCE.
From Our Own Correspondent

FIem Our Own Correspondent
PARIS, Thursdsy, April 10, $50.
The dispatches received from the Cnnea with
in the ls,t ten days, announcing the renewal Of
the bombsrdment and even breach in the bat
Nemented wall Of SevsstopOl, and the conques!
of the famous Malakoff tower, have, as you may
suppose, created . sufficiently lively sensation.
Meantime, the most Important, if true Of
them lack Official confirmation. Whatever is
newest and truess On that head yeur readers will
learn from your London CORES pondent, if the
noise 'hey are making over tie presence Of our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
BASE BALL.

Tbis rational game has begun in good earnest this
season. There are fvefr-t rate Clubs nov in this
Cry end Brooklyn. They NEE, for practice as fol-
lows: AZ tie Elysan Fields, HobokeD, the Knisker-
bockers on Monday and Tnufsi lay; the Eagle, on
Tuesdsy enc Fidayi the En- ire, Wednesday and
Saturday. Red House, IIArlen, the Goths H.. on
Tuesday ard Friday, and the tx ,elsiors a. South
Brooklyn.
The Esg'e Cub met last evening, and played
friendly msrch among den selves eight on eide.
There vas fome excellent play, and they are aas
body Of men. An'who love good sport ought to JOia
them.
The following matches will be played this sesson,
but the time If not vet fixed; The Knicker sockersv
Gothem Knickerbocker v. Eagle, and the Esgle
will play two matches beside-one at Newark, and
the other az Glen Cove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
NAPOLEON GOING TO THE CRIMEA.

Should the negotiations pending at Vienna fail to
procure an honorable peace, the Emperor Of the
French will proceed forth with to the Crimea to super
intend or command the military operations there.
The Empress will accompany Napoleon III.
The Emperor, Lord PalmertOn, Sir John Bar
goyne and other distinguished parties necessary to
such conference had confidential communications
OF Windsor last week
Doubtless the natural reluctance Of the French
Ministry to represent the Imperial authority in the
absence Of the Emperor must render them anxious
to retain his presence and responsibility in France at
Me present time and it might be urged by them that
the interests of Europe may be more involved by the
absence Of Louis Napoleon from Europe than even
by the comparative compromise with Russia but
the Emperor thinks oti erwise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

aAe time when the pubic w1 eIe'sed' A'a '1e
Administration must avoid any difficulty Thica
r,sht xcahen its prestige in .ne interest,", not OF
N. present Government, bat Of the monrchlcil
sripciple. The quesiSn is not yet settled and
Ia,a Palmertton. ,sho has al old gradge ags'nsI
s,>ip. m.y av.il himself Of the opportunity 70
bully the Court Of Madrid once more.
In Tuscany and in Piedmont, some scts Of in
tslerapce have again been perPetr.tei BY the
ssthoritics. A poor man has been imprisoned in
Florence for reading the Bible, and possessing
two copies Of Il; and In Piedmont the trunks Of
English tourists are again regularly searched TO
see whether religion, tracts or copies Of the
Scriptures are imported among the luggage. II
10 the reaction Of the Roman Catholic Church
against the American Know Nothing movement
That movement drives the Roman clergy msd.
The Know NothiDgs msy soon get response
here in England The Ma3nooth Grant Will
probably once more excite the Protestant Tory
members in Parliament and give rise 70 pro-
hsc,ed and very serious difficulties. Ssu the
real dificulty of Lord Palmerstons administra-
tIoa will be the Nussnces Removal act and the
tfumps of the Government. The Anti Central
Regulation Union grows in strength, and may De
sewerful enough 10 defea. the bills and force the
Ministers to dissolve Parliament.
Persia is assembling an army, and is 20 form a
great camp at sultsnieh, ia the interest of Tur-
Kew and Of tie Allies. The Kuri iDsurrecson
has been suppressed by the Turks, aud the ARMY
of Kars IL fast reorganizBg. Shamyl is ,aid 70 De
in communication with TIE Turks, and com.
bined attack upon Georgia lie expected early IN
the spring. The Sultan 10, of course, involved in
financial difficulties, and now feeks the guarantee
of England and France for loan of ten millions
sterling. do DOT doubt that she guarantee will
be given, but it involves the interference of the
Allies with the administration of the Turkish
Empire.
Private letters from Bucharest, Jafy, and
KrojOvs, give fearful accounts OF the usual bru-
t.lity Of Austrian officsls and Of the outrages OF
the Crosts. In Krsjova an Austrian officer, out
raging Wallacb lady aud opposed by her hus
band stabbed the poor man. The Austrian Gen.
ersl refused to give satisfaction and to punish
the murderer. The people rose in conse quence,
and expelled the AustIians with severe loss,
from town. The Russians never behaved 80
brutaIy and cowardy as the Austrians All
Moldo wallsctia is alarmed and catastrophe is
Rotimpo,sble.
TbeFIencb, who from their forti6ca.iOns of Gal
Dpoli lord it over the Dsrdsnelles, are now for
tifyipg the hight of M,slak, which commands the
BospbOrus. The Piedmontese contingent aud the
French reserves, about 40 900 men, are TO be as
semble d in the new camp, which inspires the Turks
with great suspicion. They dread the Allies
more than the Russians, since they see that all
the establishments of the French, aud some OF
those of the English, hear a permanent rather
than Temporary character. A.. p. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
raE LATEST.

By Telegraph from London 10 Lirerpool
LosDos, April 23-ll Pm
Gen. Caprobert telezrsphs, on the 7h, ss foIlo~s;
The ire coptDues unsbsted, chiefly by the artillery;
bur the Engineers are operating, aud have es.sb-
lished Ne rhe French much nearer TO the Plscs.
Another report ssys the loss OF life has been very
great on both sides. A Council Of War bad besa
held. and il was decided 10 continue the i,e for .
week lapger. and then make the assault
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
HOW TO SPELL SHAKESPEARE.

t. the EGRsr II TIE n. Y Tyi1une
SIR: In your paper this morning you ssy here % 9
Club in Broad way called tbs Shakspere; but, %
there is DO Club of that paae in New-Yo&, pre-
sume you meant the Shakespeare, of which an
member. By what right do you take the liberty Of
changing the photography of a. proper name, and rs
you OF aware that in so doing you destroy personal
Identity ard leave the minds of your siers in doab'
ss to whom you mean Perhaps you viii take ''s
liberty OF leaving the and final { out Of my rA~s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

The flooring Of 6 room in the Coovent Of s.. Agses,
where the Pope had assembled number OF guests,
ssnsr,meit Der esth. The Pope escaped with bat
SLIGHT il Jury CARDINAL ADtonelli, Csrdinsl Psrifi
ara C,n De Montreal, received some hurts. A uni
lar accident occurred says history 70 Pope Alex
anSer VI 49, -.
can. i'm room of the deceased Cardinal Mai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
NApoLEoYs SPEECH TO THE DEPUTIES

Precious to settiIg out for England, the Emperor
received the Deputies at the ruteres, aud inside
them this speech:
"GEyrIEsES: wished to bid you adieu before
leaving, and TO thank you for the support which
you have given me on all the important laws
which have presentel to you during the seq
sion. Ny absence will be of shot duration. DO
Heve shall express your sentiments BY assarug the
Government OF her Majesty the Quetn OF Crest
Britain that you appreciate "a do, all the adVan-
tsges Of the alliance with Englsn1. We all deere
peace bu, on honorable condifions and on such coz
di,ions only Ii we are to continue the war count
upon Your loyal support" Cries Of Yes yes
If. Ducos, Minister Of Marine died at Paris on the
l7lh Admiral Hauelin succeeds him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05
SWITZERLAND.

The Swiss Government wa officially n,aded sy
Austria ON he sth inst thai the blockade msntsinea
for the sst two years slorg he frontiers OF Lon.
bsroy had been rssed hat day 10 Consequence 81
he ratification by the Csbna, of Vienna II the Con-
y,pt,on, concluded r. Mnzn on toe lsih March las.,
beiyeen Austria snd the C,nton of Ticino.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-05

makers. workmen. producers OF Injuries 10
esc.ne the burden of the tsx-and the report
DAVIS grave attention 10 the curious AoV-
IL, "sn impost. however snall, re,
!" rucnsnt 70 Frenchman, however ricn'
the owner Of .uperfuites casts some oil tnen asiuo
In the case in hand, he will sell one or more oi
his Least desirable carriages. These ca'r'Aeo' .e
haired and returbisbed, VII come 10 ruluous 80"
IIs.iton with the products of Paris coac a-msAe's;
khare sra a, this moment in the stOre-roons oil
,ha.e coach. makers /. 500 carriages. representing
,o,,l v,Iue of six millions francs. Ii seeonu
b.rd carriages are thrown into market ~ enecl
~ This law the manufacturers cannot sen 'hei'
new carriages OF paying prices; tney WI nor seu-
,r-a ~ make more: their workmen, OF all trades
uiu be thrown out OF emplo! ment' ms Is h'
Quinn. the Reporters argument, and IL Is goOu
argument in France for not taxing tne Pieas ire
c.r-;.ce and for taxing. in the workmsns inter-
est the workman's meat-tlll meat Is become o"e
of the uxures-for the workman.
N Ducos. Minister Of Marine, died yesterday
morning. ,-.-:.o.
The komish correspondent of the tmrers writes
here that. last Thursday. Just as me rope had
done dinner. and had admitted large number OF
nnpis of the Propaganda 10 come and Mss MS
loot. the floor fell through carrying the whole
company into the room below. No one was seri-
ou.ly bruised. Let "a hope not lrreverenty -
that the casualty may serve his Holiness as
warning not 10 put his foot 10 It again
The Piedmontese Gazette says that large depos-
its of guano have been found in many srottoes 10
ssrdinia. Several analyses show these deposits
10 be rich in the best qualities OF this valuable Ter
tiliztr. -,
A Brussels paper states that the master build
or. of that city have resolved to pay full worhnen
(masons) two francs per day, and assistants not
Observation-Disclosures, &c.) franc AID quarter.
This is rise in wages. II goes into effect next
month.
The receipts of theaters, public balls, and con
certs. in Paris. during the month of March, were
12sl eco francs, or 1900 more than Tor the cor
responding month OF 1854.