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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-09
'EyRY DIR. CLQgGHss COLUMBIAN

These Pills are getting wonderful SALE for new thing
in market for the they disease certainty
Dyspepsia Liver Co apian, Headache Costveness Piles,
Nervousness, and especially
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-09

OK CASKS SATIN WHITE.
AO 26 do. Bleaching Powders.
rs do. White Soda Ash.
100 carboyS oil vitrol.
FOR eaieBy Q, A. HARRINGTON 4 90.
au3f taH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-09

PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER R.R
r., CJs5szzz=Szss5g1 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-O
- sas .-s and after Monday Nov S, 1856, Pas.
senger Trains viii leave Providence and Worcester fol-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-09
SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
PETER LORILLARD.
MANUFACTURF R.

WpLACKMAN's BALSAM.-T great rem
ED edy for Pulmonary complaints. For sale by Q
Trades supplied at lowest cash prices GEO. W. JOHN
eON travelling agent via ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-09

Principal Depot No 3S Central street, Lowell, Mass
10 Sold by druggists generally.
hush AZ CO., Wholesale Agents for Worcester County
Agents james Green, III Main street, Worcesterj
H. WinRate New England Villages y. Hale, Grafton.
.dCciT uennly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

RELIEF TO THE SUFFERERS PROM THE TSUHDArroN
IN FRAScE-AEETrSG or THE AMERICAN CON-
MTTEE.
The American Committee appointed At a meeting OF The
French residents saturday last operate with them
IN extending relief the sufferers nom the inundaon
in France, met at the Mayors office yesterday aarnoon
Fernando Wood appointed ch ,irmsn Of the commit
tee and Joseph Fowler, Secretary. The committee was
increased by ppolntments by tho Chairman OF about
thirty memuers, aud . resolution passed inviting
the Chamber Of Commerce TO &C, in concert wi said
committee II was also decided TO send a member OF the
committee TO Saratoga and another TO Newport u so.
hci, subscriptions The committee meet again 10 day In
conjunction with a committee from the Chamber OF
Commerce, when definite measures will be adopted 10
carry out the objects contemplated.
CELEBRATION rig FouKrH os JUtY-A final meeting
OF the committees of the Aldermen and Counclmen an.
pointed arrange for the celebration OF the Fourth of
July, was held yesterday afternoon. As at previous
meetings, but one Alderman present The committee
appointed at tho meeting engage music for the
different Parks in which had been agreed to have Ere
works and the erection Of platforms for the musicians
repc ted having engaged adequate number Of bands
negotiated for the erection OF platforms fohcir o.
curanoy. II was stated that now everything was in
readiness TO commemorate In manner becoming tho city
the Fourth. There was some laughing at the keepinr
acof q the majority Of the Aldermen mttee and cx
preston Of conviction that the rocket explosions
booming and general arework gyrations that would
the city would convince the members or the Aiderm n
committee that they coul not postpone the Fourth The
Aldermen meanwhile they will not sign The bills IN
pay the expense OF the Ct, bration.
SAILORS IN TrE MEXICAN WAR-A meeting l. 10 be he'd
In the shakspcre Hotel this evening" for the purpose Of
pctonng Congress TO make the same donation 10 the
salors who the Gulf during the Mexican war
those who fought the Pacific coast received for br
services which was, believe, 100 acres Of land and
three months pay. All the hard fighting during that war
done by the vessels IN the Gulf Of Mexico ami ,io
bounty deserved in this than in that of ,hs
Lac &c coast sailors II Congress should pass tho b,unt
should be taken that poor Jack Is not swtndei ~
the land spectators. -
TiF ForsrH % Jrty oN rHE HrnsoN Rivfg RauRo,p :
lhcc WIS., ec several eNcut ION traus Cd Tits RS " to
uofrtW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

Your paper ofycscrday morning contains astiemeni sr
ARRAY In which alleged have been par,scipasA
The allegation Is false in every particular and rely upcs
your Of justice Tor publication Of this disclaimer
Permit 10 state the facts they occurred. Al -
early hour on Monday morning called NJ the Grrard
House in company with several friends have break.
fast. Whilst there ffscas ensue~i between toSaly
unccnnected with and several persons who met
deuiay designated " returned Californians." With
that quarrel person in my company inscrsred and
the mention cf Mr. Muligans IN thai connection
Incorrect This BE- certified by affiavit am In
some "wouldb be martyrs but decidedly object -
their attainment Of apothcosis nj my expense You
stated, additionally, that was expelled from California
by tile Vigilance Committee OF san Francisco. A. have
not been that city FOR several years request you win
JAMES fitCTR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

A National Convention OF segsr makers was entered
upon yesterday, at 10 A. NJ, at Union Hall, No. 1o3
Bowery. There large and respectable attendance.
comprising delegates from eIgh, States Mr.. John a.
Woodruff chosen temporary Chairman, and in taking
the chair briefly announced the objects Of the convcnuc
which he declared to be 10 equalze prices among the
trade and effect change In the present rates c tariff
and particularly to oppose the bill Of Senator Jones offered
in the Senate or tho United States lie added this
the FIRST National Convention they had ever held
state Convention Of New York had been held syra
cusc In May. 1854.
A Committee on Organization appointed and re-
ported the permanent officers o the Conyenton--For
President George Zimmerman, Of Maryland Vice Prcsi-
dents George yaie OF New York, and II. Kirby. OF Wa
terord New Jersey Secretaries, David Bters of Penn
sylvania, and George Boas, OF Louisiana.
The meeting, after some miscellaneous business. al.
journcd tbs morning. at 10 a. NJ M the same place.
when announced that the subject ot tariff upon
tobacco would be discussed.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets..
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILAgGzPBIA, July 2, 1855.
&ocks nrm. Pennsylvania Fivcs, 82; Reading Rail-
road, 4SH; Long Island, II; Morris Canal, liH Penn
syivana Railroad, At.
M BUFFALO, July 2-6P M.
Four-Market frmer, with good demand for good
grades Sales 600 bbls at 81 SO for Michigan
$5 70 for extra sound do IS rs SO for choice southern
Ohio; 80 IL 50 SO for extra do. and Canadian So
for extra Wisconsin. Wheat wanted Good parcels In
light supply. Sales 1900 bushels at 81 for interior red
Indiana 81 81 for white Canadian 81 20 bid for Mwau-
ke club and 81 IL for Chicago spring Corn opened ac
lively Sales 65 900 bushels at Ale. Al kc in store
and 42c delivered Prices closed after receipt Canada
news, at 45c Oats firm at 33c Rye dull. Whskey 29c
Canal freight unchanged Receipts for the hours up
to noon TO day 3 orr bbs four 35 1926 bushels corn
Canal exports, 1881 bushels wheat rs, 100 bushels
OswEGo, July 2-5 Pm.
Wheat-Market steady, with a good speculative and
milling demand Sales "a, 900 bushels white Canadian at
81 SO for fair descriptions. Corn dull. Sales 5000
bushels at 43c. Lake imports today-600 bbs. flour;
4oOO bushels wheat Canal exports-l, 200 bbs. -four
625Co bushels wheat 200 bushels corn 3O0 bushels
rye.
CHICAGO July 2, 1856.
Wheat firm, with upward tendency. Sales at 81 O5
Shipments TO Ogdensburg 900 bushels Corn advanced
lc. Sales at 45c Shipments to Buffalo, T2 500 bushels
and 70 Kingston, l3, 500 bushels. Pork firm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

wInn RIVER JrNcnoS (Vt), July 2, 1853.
AT the state Convention Of the people Of Vermont
held to-day the following nominations made;-for
Governor, Ryand Fletcher Of Cavcndsh for Leutenn,
Governor James NJ slade, OF Mdcbury for Treasurer,
Henry M Bates, OF Northncld The above named gentle
all put In nomination for the offices at the
Convention Of the American party at Montpelier, few
weeks ago. VIM C. Bradley, OF Westminster and Law.
renee Brainard ri Albans, chosen Electors
large. State Executive Committee also appointed,
and resolutions adopted endorsing Fremont aud Dayton.
The Convention hgy respectable Il numbers and
material
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
II He xATHsT n \ " ..
~ MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TtLEeRApHs.
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS-
Exciting Debate in the Senate on the Bill for
the Admission Of Kansas,

From the National Capital.
aEHE DEBATE THE sENATE--DEPARTURE OF CON
GREsslEN FOR NEW YoRK-MR. HERBERT CON
MITTED TO PRISON, ETC.
WASHINGTON, July 2, 1855.
'Br. Herbert indicted for the murder of Thomas
0estng and has been committed 70 jail to await his
t-ial
The debate in Senate today and up to the hour this
despatch is dated Q2 M has been exceedingly interest
tag, and at times quite bitter and pepsonal Especially
60 was Senator Toombs reply to Seward and Pughs re-
yly TO Wade-so much that the presiding officer called
Fugh to order.
Douglas and his friends determined to have vote on
ts proposition before they adjourn.
Senator Toombs will leave here to evening for
Kew York. to address the democracy of Tammany Hall
Gu the evening Of the Fourth. few members of Con-
xress will accompany him.
WASHINGTON, July 81 A. NJ.
Gov BELL of Tennessee has just got the floor and in
tends to make lengthy speech. Mr. Crtter den meved
80 adjourn but the democrats refused Mr.. Seward will
sclow Mr.. Bell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

BpsfuN, july = 1896.
The Wing State Central CoBmtee, In session at the
American House TO day voted to call state Convention
Of the wings Of Massachusetts, 10 bc bcld in Boston,
the I'd OF September next and in tho meantime 10 issue
address TO the people Hon. r. C. winthrop, Geo. s
Hliard Esq, Judge Warren Hon. Seth sprague George
F Curtis, ESQ, Hon Geo Lunt aud others spoke before
the committee sll urging the necessity Of keeping the
whg party intact In the present CRISIS and advising
'mas,cry Inactivity" In regard 10 the Presidential
rsgn far the expression Of any preference for
didntes 4 concerned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

Movements OF Southern Steamers.
ARRIVAL OF THE JAMES ADGER AT cHARr.ysrox-
CHARLESTON, July /, 1856.
me United States mail steamship James Adgcr, from
new YORK, arrived here Tuesday morning, at O'Clock
ARRIVAL or THE KNoxvILLE AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH July l, 1856.
York, srri, ed here this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

Coon Ipra-some OF the musical people abou, town
getting up bcnCa Cor ralmo who built the
nrst Italian Opera House In the United States and lost
large fortune by 80 doing Pamo celebrates
cook and his restaurant the Delmoncos Of othss
days H. old age Is embttercd by poverty, and The
concer. advertised elsewhere 4 for the purpose q gvns
him material aid II ough; TO be eminenty successful
The beneficiary Is einIncnty deserving
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
Troubles In Italy-Danish Sound Dues Paid
Under PrOtest-The Russian American Pos :
sessions, sc.


Under Protest-The Russian American Pos.
sessions, SC.
HALIFAX, July q 1865.
The steamship Carada left hers II O'Clock night
for Boston, where she will be due about o'clock
Thursday morning She may possibly reach there in
for her mails to be in New York by p NJ that
day.
The following is q continuation OF the European
AUSTRIA.
The Morning Posts correspondent writes from Vienna
that Marshal Rade,zky has communicated from Lombardy
with his government stating that if certain symptoms OF
excitement continued in the Lombardo Venetian provinces
he should demand increase OF 900 Austrian troops
On recei2I Of this despatch council summoned, at
which the Emperor presided when il was agreed that
the increased force should be accorded necessary The
same writer says:-"I understand q note has been
ceived by the French government which very naughty
and independent CIV the 18th the King Of Sardinia dis
buted the English Crimean medal to his troops at Turin
with military ceremonies
DENMARK.
The treaty OF commerce between Denmark and the
United States expired the 14th Of Jute. On the lit
the American vessel Sarah Bryant Capt Jefferson ar
rived bound from Cronstadt to New York, with cargo
Of Russian produce She paid the Sound Dues but under
protest
The Russian government is turning attention to its
American territory. An in peria decree notifies that to
assist the development Of the Russian naval power the
administration Of fleets and harbors therein Is to be
placed under the independent control OF the
Of Eastern Siberia An expedition ia fitting at Hamburg
by Russian American Company, to sail next month for
the Russian American territory The expedition Is Of the
nature of colony numbering FIVE hundred persons,
including arti6cers OF all kinds. The Russian ships
Czrowtch and Constantine, and Hamburg steamer, will
convey the expedition
The papers say that il appears now settled that no
grain, to speak Of will be obtained from Russia this
son. and hundreds of vessels in the Black Sea, which
had gone there in anticipation of meeting cargoes may
have to return empty.
Prince Menschkor has been summoned from retire
by the Emperor to consult respecting tho rumored
military expedition in Asia.
The latest adyices from ST. Petersburg state that in
consequence OF the dearness Of provisions In the Cmca,
and the sickness which prevails there decree has been
issued prohibiting all persons inhabitants, from land
ing there.
THE EAST.
: Accounts from the Crmea TO the 7th state that pre-
yous that day Lord Cough invested Marshal Pelisser
and the English generals with the Order Of the Bath.
The ceremony took place in shed erected at head
quarters, which decorated with the national flags.
The evacuation OF the Crmca proceeded rapidly. Ba-
laklava would be cleared By the 18th OF June.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
The Brsman slave Case.
UNITED STAIRS COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Before George W. Morton, Esq.
JrIY AIN the matter Of the United states vs. Joseph
Pedro lie Cunhain the judgment Of the Commissioner,
there probable shown 10 believe that the defend
ant svpcrcago Of the Bramsn, aided abctted the
owners o the brig IN fitting otherwise repairing
Tho vessel with intent employ the said vessel In ths
shave trade tus contrary 20 the true
meaning cf The - ~ C@ng Aforesaid. Wherefore
eNrct te feft daut a. be nitied said charge In
HlatNc. ..t. hsN n sacl0 v appear II court ana
Ut Sch t..a tHlu. CtA.sN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

11IB MAJORITY :"
The reading OF the report OF the N S, oa'ad
committee was resumed, and ON IT, uuns STp S ns H.
hr. CAhPBEIL, OF Ohio, moved that furtA y e = '-'
documents be dispensed with. y xssu
Messrs. Florence, Houston Craige, A. -, Sms.sal
Qukman and Bowie, at different times severaa o'''ou
on the reading Of the documents. -. -
The SPEAKER decided that any member had . ~ : or
have read documents which to be referee "
printed.
Mr. CoBB, (dem Of Ca, appealed to his friends NOT "
insist upon that several days would thus be consumc
and no good purpose accomplished His appeal was sue
Tn motion OF Mr.. wv AsIiBrRSE (ngger worshppcr) OF
Maine, the report referred the Committee Eec-
tons and ordered 10 be printed
On motion Of Mr. LANE, authority given tho mino-
rty To report at any time within days and take add
tionai testimony, which, when submitted shall be
ferred 10 the Committee on Elections and printed.
The understanding is that all the papers including the
report Of the minority shall be printed document
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

MrsFSr LRrrxRs.-Ilst Of letters advertised in TIE
Philadelphia Pubic Lcder, June so s5s for New York.
Bnston and Bstmore houses-no doubt all mis- -direcs-
ed
NeS York-Armsrong 4 Sons, Clark, Cornelius a Co I;
Eyerson 4 Co Godfrey a Sous Howard X son I1ytnx.
stou Co. MGlfcri Carey Mcbride Brother RasssA
& liaBham.
B0ston-Irury Fairbanks.
Ra';morc-Clamput \ Register, Dgva.. Rogers a Co.
plummer. Kemp Brown, VIM. Woodward 4 %
HarEcrdARight Rev. Bishop Brownell.
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About midnight Ere broke out In amhrideeport des.
,royng the wharf of Gale, Dudley Co, with large
quantity Of lumber Their loss l. about $4,000. The
stables Of j. j. Bright the grocery Of j. Burragc and the
ssgar factory Of Mr. Hewlett also destroyed Two
Gre engines were burned. All OF the nremen escaped
with dnculiy, some Of them being driven overheard
No lives gere lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
Frllmsre Ratification Meeting In PhiIadel-

TmrADrtPuA, July 2-i0P. W.
very large and enthusiastic Fillmore ratification meet
ing was held on Independence square tonight -Four
stands we're erected for Speakers at the principal Of
which Henry White, ESQ, presided and John r. Sander.
son. Tavid Paul Brown, and John Carlisle Of Virginia
addressed the multitude. George W. Read, William
Powers and others, spoke at the other stands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

wspsrpAr, July 2--Match ~ 900: mile heats best
three In five, In harness j. ~. McMann named b. m.
Flora Temple; received forfeit s. Mclaughlin named
blk g. Lancet paid forfeit same day-Trot for the peo
ceeds Of the track mile heats best three in hve bar
ness.
J. II. McMann named b. m. Flora Temple. 4
:. Mclaughlin named blk. & lancet.......... 22 q
Time, 230Is-23o-2.2e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03

Mr. CAwrpK1f Of Ohio asked leave TO offer resolution
cbsng,ng te daily hour Of meeting OF the House from II
10 III O'Clock.
Mr. JoNrs Of Tenn, objected unless The time for the
adjournment Of Congress was first fixed.
Mr. GIrrxcs--No bargains.
Nr. Hrrsfos. (dem) y Al, moved to take up the
seuate's adloW nnCnt resolution.
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Bosros, July 2, 1856.
The Daily Bee the Boston organ heretofore Of the Fill
wing Of the American party, will tomorrow head
"a colrmns with the names of Fremont and Johnson
ignorng Fillmore and DouegoD.
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Brutal Assault on the District Attorney
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, July l. 1858.
The late Postmaster Kendall yesterday committed an
assault Mr.. Mckay, the District Attorney, for
thing connected with the recent trial % Kendall for mail
robbery. The assault particularly brutal, and the
injuries Of Mr.. Mckay serious. Mr. Kendall has been
Utod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-03
Am,rican Mas Meeting nj Loulsyllle.

LorsuiLs July 2, 1853
An American mass meeting was held here last light
Great enthusiasm was manifested. Tho meeting the
largcsi Of The Lind held here. Garrett Days
the priucipal speaker.
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Departure OF the America.

BOsTos, Juy q 1853.
rhs Cunard steamship America sailed al 10 day,
utu hundred and twenty four passengers fGr Liver
tcvcntetn for Halifax. She takes out 81 0Ip,oo0
IL N4tU.t.
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BosTos, July 1, 1855.
The following are the footlngs OF our weekly bank
statement for the past week. compared with those Of the
week nrevicne
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G EDITION-THURsDAY, JULY 8, 1856.

burning OF the ste.~meA AN"
n July 2, 1856
The steamer Anawan, with cares of one h.
wenty tons OF freight, was burned at Wheeling w.
Saturday night.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-01-05
JOYCE'S TASTELESS SOLUTION
or Copaibai ia Chambers str eet, N. r.
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

JO1CE'S IA6IElxESS SOLO IlON
or Copsibsi ia Chambers str eet, N. r.
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
yT ENTLEMEN.-The valuable medicinal
mn properties of Balsam Copaba have long
kbeen recognized by the faculty. but the great dis
advantage arising from its nauseous taste hal
ththerts prevented its administration in many
diseases for which il is particularly adapted. The
usual n.odus opsyapdp of prescribing il, eilheI
lin the form OF an Emulsion or Geatnous Cap
sules has not been found satisfactory being liable
no some objection, either from the difficulty expo
srionced by some individuals in the deglutition Of
1.-THE Capsule or the small quantity Of Copaiba gen
gerally found in the Emulsion.
I Joyce's tasteless solution OF Copaiba 10 the
most unique preparation yet introduced 10 ths
medical profession, as il contains so per cent o.
Ethe purest Para Copaiba, without taste or smell
land at same time mixes clearly and freely will
water, and is pronounced by the most eminent
Ephyscians and analytical chemists IN the old and
1new worlds 10 contain all the medicinal proper
tiles Of Balsam Copaiba without its disagreabls
It is efficient preparation for all diseases Of
1.-THE mucous membranes, and particularly Como,
Irheea, Leucorrh9a, elect, painful hemorrhoida
affections, and in chronic irritation Of the bladder
Sold in Washington wholesale, by
]. N. CALLAN,
and retail by Messrs @. Ston IL Co., M. r
Id. s. Dyson, J. B. Moore, DR.. w. B. Young,
In. A. Payne, Bury 81 Co., Navy Yard; II. NJ
Mcpherson, jr, f. 8. Walsh, w. Harbaugh
benjamin Franklin, - McIntire, DR.. 3. Ely
|son j. s. Lovejoy, J. w. Marin, Wallace Elliott
and John A. Milburn, and - Pierpoint, Alex
|andria.
| Oct 5-6m
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I OO 600 COPIES SOLD !--Lloyd'a
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