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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-13

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-13
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AND
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RY J. A. CowARDN.
FALL RACES.
FAIRFIELD RACES.

9&C> lsss.ATurspay, AT o.: = :,
S syeep.,sssssi, s si,is,. tor .ye ss'i mile lie
hest. Sane entrance, e!oo dollars forfs.-e'
January. lass with the following entries % ~,n,,.e.
o. PHare'a eh 6 by Tally Ho. dam % i.m by An.
fsl!y l. Chestban's BY Ae''"'''
''s T.Iiy ch...h.m, by Tally Ho' da" by of''
thx , no,w.,p. by Revenue, dam By Emily
1ss@a Wm q. ebbous br Whistle by h'rinsr' dam
ri. A aeDsnier. ch by John Blunt cam BY
10 becker eb.a KoD,nisr. BY Regent. dam by imp
s.Isia GREEN'S b c by Sovereign, dam BY Ann
Tso,. @. Moore's br BY Glencoe. dam by sidi.
rbos. a. Moore's eh c by Yorkshire. dan By Mar
pave 49,
WEDNESDAY. Sd oct-Propristsrs purse $500;
Two mile hsati-free for all sges oo
THURSDAY. 4th Oc.--Proprietors purse SAoo;
thrse mile hests--free for ell eyes
FRIDAY, 5th Oct-Jocksy Club purse $500; four
mile hests-free for all ages.
SATURDAY. 9Th oei..-A pos. stake for year
sd Win three eatfaeoest
Wm II 9isboo,
Joha bslehs9,
JAmes Tally.
The tol:o~ins stakes are pFopessa--shrss or mere
'WEpsEspAY. Sd oe. "A swssps.sks for untrisa
three year old (uils hssts $50 entrance 500 for.
fit This 10 TO be the second race.
sATURDAY-A sweepstake for four yesrs old;
ss6t entrance; Sloe forfeit; mile heats Second
The above stakes to close on the lst September,
ty entry TO John Beicher, Richmond Va:
- Dslinquents to the Fairfield Club are DotiE:a
that unless their subscriptions, now due are paid
By the lst Of Sept their eiIis viii 90 placed In tbs
hands OF the Htsn Constable Tor warrant
su 10 TuAFtd
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DEsEkTioN BY WHoLEsALE.-Mutiny at Fort Ri
sss. August H. from, which we make tbe foiIowins
extract - An express has just come in from Fort
Lhiiey, bringing the startling intelligence that the
s Eno we're employ ed at work there had rebell
ed seanst the command and broken 10 to the ar,ens
ano store houses and supplied themselves with arms
ain nluniilon provisions and money. and had started
en- IoI the setes In force of three or four hundred
men. The otfleen OF the Fort dispatched the few
soldiers vine were spared from the rayages OF choe
Ia, IN pursuit OF them but they. poor felows soon
returned with three of their comrades dead and a
fourth mortaiy wounded. and stated that when the
came upon the insurgents they were fred on pur-
was solely providentisl that any of them escaped :
and thst the Insurgents were thoroughly armed with
muskes and pistols and declared t to be their In.
tenon to die rather than be tax en- and that thew
were coming towards this point probably to embsrk
on steamboats, for St Louis The express telegraph
ed 10 the commanding officer of Jefferson Barracks
to be on the LOOKOUT for them"
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ERUPTION OF A SUBMARINE VoLCANo-Ths
ship Bostonian, Capt Mailing on her last passage
from Liverpool to Hong Kong, Ia lat 25 s. Ion, Is
w experienced Two shocks of an earthquake or
submarine volcano. On the afternoon of March
H. 1855. at halt past sx o'clock 1t being quite calm
aud the sea smooth a loud rumhling noise was
heard, ard the ship began to shake violently This
phenomenon lasted about three minutes-the noise
resembling long train of cars passing over e
fridge. At one O'Clock the following morning ano
ther shock was felt bu. not so loud or as long ss
the hrst The sea was but slightly agitated at the
time. The nearest land was the coast of Africa
distant about five hundred and fifty miles
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FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.-The Boneto arrived at
New York On Thursday from Rio de Jsneiro. the
8th OF July, her dates being of the 7lh. There
was no change 10 the market, since the sailing of
the Grey Eagle. The Boneto sailed In company
with the Carrioca, also arrived at New York same
day, and her advices report that there was not
sing le vessel there loading for the United States
The United States revenue cutter Joseph Lane was
there on the 9th July, In damaged condition.
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Ccrrespondenes OF the Dispateh
'orJolx and Portsmoath Aid-R - -Dismissois
IN fhe Custom House Police and Politics Rich.
moHd pessel-Spiendid Present - Commercial
&c, &c. -

&c, DC. -
NEW YoRK, Aug. Is. 1855.
The Relief COMMITTEES for Norfolk and Portsmouth
nag smother meeting yesterday. Additional sub.
scnptions to the smount of el 500, were handed iD
with abundant assurar - of more to coma Mad.
ame farodps concert, the % ;h inst will probably
net handsome sum. a. the tictets are alresdv ~
srses demand The COMMITTEES will meet every day
The city hotels are unusually crowded .t present.
owing chiefly to the yellow fever South drivina 20
many peopls ffom that section to the North.
itan $50 the Irving House 500 and the Astor House
about 6o' Many of our citizsns are bsginning to
come back from the wateri. piases
kschael has begun a la Jenny Lind to rend coptr:-
buttons to the chaftsbls institutions sIresdy Yes
Sssrnsy she sent 500 to the Home for Destitute
Sanoien OF se.men The tuning won't do; it has
oeen tried on" too often She has fixed her prices
OF @ sd dmis,ion at 81. o. and ss. ''''''
Ine!e nave been several dismissals in the custom
er editor Of tbs Standard i, Rumor said South.
worth, OF the Atlas. wss 10 succeed him. but Chss
Msyor Wood has lssasd orders forbiddias po,,e..
mso; On pan OF si.ms's e t.ss part ia say polit
s.ns ID s: sss ra s ss The
isf = osa.sprosi1itioa psrsr, ana viii spend tue Il:
There viii Be i.unshed te.a.y 6 o'clock p. N !.
from th: ship.ysrd Of Mr.. Edwsrd y, Williams, al
tons Her owner /, Mr. John Carrie, Of RieSmond.
va TIE = il built to run between Rishmend
80 feet beam sad 12 feet hold She 10 to be 60 o..
msuded BY Capt Samuel Dearborn
The French Society. the . = Mountain," in this city
have Issued sn address to the French of the
united States. calling upon them to act With the
Amsric ,ns 10 whatsver y be done In relation to
the tomb Of Wsshington.
D.oiel Ebbssts, fos many years cashier OF ths Tn.
dav.
Rachael has presented to Capt. Nye. ofths Paelte,
magnificent bresstpin. the form of the Anne rican
eagle. The bird" measures about an inch from
tip TO Up" and the body and wings closely
studded with diamonds
The market to-day exhibits no new feature. Cot
ton is unchaueed. Flour Is dull with a declining
Is unchanged. with a moderate demand at previous
rate, Sales OF 1900 bushels. Southern white ga
SZiO Corn-prices are trife lower. Sales of
2o,OoO bushels. Western mixed 81 cents. Stocks
are lower =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

ISTRREsrrNG FROM KANSAS We find in the
Spruedsld Republican letter from Ksnsas which
states that affairs 10 the Territory were quet. The
three saw mills 10 Lawrence are Ia constant ope.
ration, aud yet they cannot supply the demand for
lumber. Buildings were going up 10 all parts of
the city. Emigrauts from the Western States are
pouring into the Territory 10 large numbsrs--
Provisions are cheap 10 Lawrence: -four $40 per
bsrrel, butter Is cents per pound, beef end
cents; deer, wild turkeys, and fish are abundant.
Corn planted in May was ten or twelve feet high,
and gave promise of an abundant crop
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New EsrABLIsaMEsr.-JoHs JoHsso

New EsTABLIsHmEST.-JoH JoHSsos
lately Of the American Shaving Saloon, has take n
the hopse next door to DIR. Powell on 10Th street,
oetweeo Asin and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business. whore eli who de-
sire easy and pleasant shave will find him here-
iofore, ever ready to please his customers.
His superior style Of Hair Cutting s provsrbieI,
and he IL sure he please the most fasdtcus he
stofsivs and tonic, which. with othsr popniar pre-.
parations and dyes, together with the deiishtfai
sbampoou bath will msks his shop, be hopes. the
rssort Of eli who desire 70 be wsted upon In his lns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION American Scien.
tiic Association which has been holding a series
of meetings In Providence, adj burned on Wednes-
day, after having produced many learned and vail
liable papers. A complimentary dinner Yves
given to the members, In the afternoon, by the cii
Zens of Providence, at which there was flow OF
scientific wi, and social feeling The ne ext annual
meeting of the Association will be held at Albany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

Col w. w. Sea,on. one of the editors of the
National lnteligencer, left for Europe on Thurs
day, 10 the steamer Baltic
Rev DIR. Piumer 10 among the vlsitors at sarato.
densburg. |aT--s
Eliza Logan. In letter to the New York Herald,
0'.fec's the report OF her marriage.
Westport tMissourD letter of the 18Th. says: -
fof nVe Gays II has rained almost incessanify."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

A VALUABLE LITERARY RRLIc-M. Louis Ba-
tss1er, Vice Consul OF France at Suez, has ius.
sent TO the Museum of the Louvre a papyrus near
18Th book of Homer's Had
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SINGULAR sUICIDE.-A single man about so years
OF age and possessed of considerable property hun
himself last Saturday night, in shoe anufsctor y
IN Boston, Mans He had been notfs to leave {
noose; where he had boarded for many years. on
Saturday, and this is the only asignsbls cause for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

FRoM BuENos AYREs.-Buenos Ayres papers of
June have been received. No further progress
had been made towards q political reconciliation
With the confederated provinces. high import
duty on the part of Bolivia had suspended trade
With that republic. Business in Manufactured
goods was very dull, and likely to continue 90, and
foreign manufacturers are adsised to hold oa
shipments for q time. Flour ruled high, With
small consigbments from the United ststes. An
snterprisins American was ously engaged 10 ex +.
ploripK the BArmein river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

DAFIELSG HIS POSITION Hon. Salmon Chase
the Republican abolitonist and candidate orGover
nor of Ohio. defined his position at mass meeting
In Cincinnati on Tuesday night. He disclaimed
being disunionis said no expression no sentence
OF any letter had ever came from him not loyal TO
The Union. He had no more sympathy with the
Garrison party at the North than with the nulliers
a. the South. He thought the slavery question had
been precipitated by the passage of the Kansas
Nebraska bill, and that danger was imminent. He
would not interfere with slavery where it exists,
but was opposed to It's extension into the new ter
ritorles. Moreover, slavery must not interfere
with US. The great purpose of Republican Union
now was to rescue Kansas from her slave State In.
vaders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

DEATH OF RICHARD P. ROBINSON. Raines,
proprietor of the Cali House, Louisville, Ky, has
written letter to the New Haven Palladium, con-
firmipg the death of Richard P. Robinson, the
murderer of Heen Jewett. He also states the
coincidence, that the former husband of Mrs Rob.
inson lied In the same hotel where her last hus
band (Robinsop) died
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

SPANISH ARIsTocKAcY.-D Don Benito Alsio a :.
minde who. 1t will be rememb bered, was one Of M.
souies seconds in his duel with the MARQUIS of Tn
got, and who mas been making himself very conspic
uous in the Cortes Is discovered be the husband
OF two wives He denied the fact in the public
Press as base cslumny Of his political enemies -
Madrid, " no ought to have been qaiety in England
ana a full grown came out and claims bis papa
In the next mornings paper. The pair are lepti.
mate and furnished with all the legal proofs of
identity and their riabts
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Cosy LITTLE SUM-The late MIR Solomo,
Rolhschild, OF Paris, has left fortune of So 500
QUO ling which will be divided between bis twc
nephews. ' ,"
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Correspondents of the Dispatcb.

1VOJO'h u"u TWtsD9OUul--d LADY TOluntseT-RC6'
berry, &C.. &c.
.... BALTIMORE, Aug 25.
The steamer Georgia arrigsd here frcm Norfolk
yesterdsy evening with only so passengers from the
infec'ed district The Board of Health here find
that they cannot procure nurses at less than $40
dav
Mrs. Wilson Of this city, has l.fe for Norfolk and
Portsmouth. to aid in nursing the sick.
On Thursday night. the house of Rev Jno W.
Randolph on Fslls' Point, entered and silver
plate to the value OF 1000 taken away. There ave
been two three arrests made
Flo our has undergone no quotsble change ssnce ths
afternoon market of yesterday; good straight Ho-
ward street brands offered at SS S74, but no
sales were reported City Mile il held at $8f Wheat
h.s advanced cents per tushei fair to prime reds
1901 n; and fair TO prime whites. 1901 IS. and
IS eents; yellow 8809l cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

SILVER CHANGE /. is denied By the Washing.
ton Union that there are five millions of dollars 10
silver change in the United States Treasury. II
states the amount does not exceed $500 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

New CoTFoN COMING IN.-The new crop is ar
irving at New Orleans quite freely, and the re.
cepts thus far are about 1910 bales, against So to
the same date last year, and only six bales the
year previous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

CoLoRRD GUARDs.-Tbe Governor of Massachu-
setts has refused the request of ths company com
posed of colored persons for the loan State arms
A letter from Governor Gardner to Robert Morris,
Esq, Let Lieutenant contained the opinion of Al.
torney General ChIrd In the matter, which was
In accordance with the refusal of His Excellency
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

LAsn TITLES III VIRaINIA.-The Attorney
General has dec ided that 10 the purchase of lands
by the United States In the State of Virginia.
where the laws authorizes individuals to obtain
treasury land warrants and locates them on any
land which the locator rnsy think pretend to be
uugrAnted public land il 10 necessary TO show that
at time the title passed by valid grant out of
the doIos 10 OF the state.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

,fIeuLD-Ths Assemble Rationale reproache
M Eoia IsimeTston for the absolute tone in which hs
siiuding In very deferental terms to the abandon.
Inent Of the attempt to enroll volunteers Ia th,
United States. 80 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

P.Ra.IUAs 10 YoUrHs-At the ensuing eli at
the American Institute to be held al the Crystal
Palace, New York. ss an encouragement to the
youthful talent of our country, $500 have been set
apart as premium for the productions OF appren
tiees and minors
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.-NO.

NEW HAHDWANE uOU6G.-NO.
IN u6 MAIN sTREET-Ths undsrsisued have
formed Co srtp ersbip under the 6rm and style Of
CLARK SON ANDERSON, and taksn the stoIs
No. 1O6 Main street. next door below Massrs Mitch
81 4 tyler. jewellers. who're they are nov opening
Cams Edge feois and every othei article usually
iept ln their branch Of trade. to which they resDeef
fully call the attention Of merchants. meehAnies and
farmers and the public generally.
aul0 J. y. sANDEn0ON
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HEALTH OF NEW OgLEANs.-The semi.weekly
report OF intermenis from six out of the ten ceme-
series, made 10 New Orleans on Thursday, shows q
total of 207 deaths, including 164 fever cases.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

POPULATION OF NEW YoRK The census takers
10 the city of New York have completed their
lsbois, Gad show a total population of 62i I79.
which is al Increase since 1850 of 100 GA souls
There Is decrease in ~ of the twenty two wards
The aggregate increase Is much less than was
expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

Rev. Mr.. Charming. formerly pastor Of Unia-
rian church 10 Ctnclnaah. u no3 pastor Of q
church 10 Liverpool, 1t e2 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

sTs FOR kENT.-A Brick Dwelling
H2h House at the upper end of Clay street Pos.
o si9n gwen Immediately. Apply at this offcs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

TO BE APPOINTED The Palmer (Mass Journal
ststes positively that the Hon. Henry Morris, OF
Springfield, has been appointed TO the bench, and
WIN resign his seat In the coming Congress Fos-
yer, OF MoDson, Chsffee, OF Springfield, and Hunt.
ineton. of Northampton. spoken of for the va.
cant seat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-27

SERIOUS cCIDENT-As serious accident occurred
at Easton. Pa, Thursday afternoon. Whilst a
frame building was being raised 1t fell ipjurng six
persons seriously and one fatally.
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a3 rs. sH:zs e: I'll ::ss:.:: Sss

1s&SS- ING 1855, will commence
G--.-- the second MONDAY in
October, 1855, and continue six days.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, Oct "A sgeepstake
fol- all ages; four mile heats four or more to make q
race The Prop1ietor to add $1,000; $3.50 entrance
hsif forfeit Cl''ed lst 1sps with the following
Nj Wm Fl. Gibbons names b. M. LILO, by Mari
nsr, out of Cssssndra, four years old.
Rr. TOwles names ch. N. Cordelia Rad, by WaE-
ne. cut Of fMadora, five years old
pr Thos. g. Moore rEInes ch. b. no..ry, BY Glen
coe. out Of MADEIRA, four years old
fr John Campbell names ch. J. !s1lde, by Wag.
ner, out OF Ann Wataon by Glencoe
ir John Campbell names ch I. L-CEs spillman.
by Wagner, out Of GlOena, thee years old.
dT. James Tally namesg z. OEe-1ye Joe, by
P zee George, out Of Registerd daDI, seven year,
ldr Fl, P. MeGrath names eh. L. Sam Letcher, by
Wagner out of Medoc mare, four years old.
Ar. John Walsh names b. g. lawson, by Wagner
q Of hinstrel's dam, seven yeas old.
Mr.. Calvin Green names eh. Frankfort, by Glen
co.. out Of Mary Morris, four years old.
Hr. A. Chestham names
SECOND OAY-TUEsDAY.--A sweepstake for
closed with the following subscrbers
David hcDariel names f. by Regent, dam by
lap Whale.
a. Chesthsm and James Tally names e. C. by Rev.
Calvin Green lanes b. g. by Sovereign, dam Ann
Chase
THIRD DAY-WEDNEsDAY-Jocksy Club
f-rse soon, three mile heats
F0UsTH Day = THURSDAY Proprietor.
Pufs" $3.50, two mile heats
F&Th DAY-SATU URDAY. Purse
+oo three mile heats, for handicap race, free foI
hor'e' only that have started in during the
week.
The following stakes are prop sed
SECOND DAY, (sE OND RACE) TUES
DAY "A sweep,tske for three year old colto and
lies entrance S20n, half forfeit: mile heats
THIRD DAY-WEDEESDAY--A Sweepstske
for .gefysar Yea , od Go1s and e2 $500 entrance hall
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY--A swee eps,ske for three
year Old coils and es; $500 entrance half forfeit
two mile heats
SECOND RACE-sAME DAY-A sweepstase
for untried three-year old colts and iles SI00 en-
trance, half forfeit; mile heats
EE All the above stake to name and close lat Sen
I '.Hbar.
au4 CALVIN GREEN Prop,r
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iMPosToas-A strollipg bessar and his wife, who
apped TO the supernte Of the poor in Roche
ter, New York, for railroad pass to Buffalo. ths
pretenee that they were utterly destitute, was
searched when one hundred and sevsnty-6ve dol
lars In gold was found upon them
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REmovAL-The Off CO of the RroHmos D

FIRE ASSOCIATIONS has bsun removed 10 the second
story of the Building cOrrrr of Main and IIth sts-
% Entrance on llth street 4sI.l1 = 49,.
Applications for FIRE, kiARINE or LIFE INsu.
RANGES, will be promptly attended TO.
Without boastipg of thsir ability to comply with
ther obligations. they take pleasure In referring to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory in whsh il has been transsetsd
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
Jko. FL. BosHER, SecrelIry. IN IS
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au l4-12
TIL MAS W. KEESEE,
AUCTIONEER,
OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. 81

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET, ''H
VIII attend to the sale of Real Estate, and every
description Of Merchandise, Household Furniture
kc Also-fo Renting out Houses, Collesting, &a.
NH e..@ F.s -.