davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01

A CARO- TO THO PUBLIC. The b
IA scriorfs having dspqsedad their 'ntres in the Il
brOype establishment In Fosters Building, 222 Maint
to MessrS LtDoYr HoDGEs, would chevriully r.cn j..
mend them TO oners and the public gtneraip n,
gentlemen Of m,rt ana atsti al skill and A. w,r,i OF
an extensive patronage. HATHAWAY BKOTnkH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01
Business Gar0 !.

LEADNORTH s. WITT,
Saloon. Restnu' Eating House.
BASEMENT CLARK's NsS BT. cV,
Cor Mao 4 Mechanic sts.l
B. stabling for horses in the rear of the building.
my2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01
TIE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published by JoHN MlLTas EARLE,
aMAs DREw, at Nc 2l2 Nain Street. Worcester, Mass
Teeas o. f,'rLicArIoS

TERMS OF fi'RLfckTIoN.
DAfLY PAPER.-Fiye dollars per year $3.50 for six
nonths sl25 Tor three months; 10 per week; single
opes each Jyben pail strictly in aandnce,
deduction Of 81 year viii ne made, and proportonae
eduetion i paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.--prce two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and so for three months II paid strictly in
ADVANCE Sl75 cts, year; single copies cents each
n The postage on the daily by NAH 70 any part Of
Massachusetts is 10 cts quarter TO other States, 3S cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, moth ng,
in all other parts Massachusetts,, 10 cts year; in
other States, p year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01

H. 4 II are now prepared to furnish the Ambrnpe
Mezograph CrystuOty Pictures in the be ~. Of
the MT Pictures iopied from paintings, eagrayinesD,
gu reoyps. The public are invited % ca aud -xllns
lor themselves. VI u LEDpYT
J. K. HODU2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01
Glotbrllq
GRE n uslIi
WALL & FALCONS,
FOR
READY MADE CLOTHING
PRICES MARKED DOWN!

Clothing Sold Cheaper shan ever before
Ina Worcester:
WALL & BALcoM take great pleasure in announcing
to the citizens Worcester and vicinity, that we are pre-
pared to sell BsaDy MADE CLOTHING cheaper than
any other uoa,e in the city, 4 we have to
s ELI. AT 90 ST.:
We are bouai not to be nnlersold by any one Our
Good are The best the market a,rs. made of the best
MATERIAL AMI the latest stlss. We have large va
iicty Of
GeniIemen's Furni,bing Goods.
Consisting Cavas, Ties Sill and Cotton Pocket Hand
krrcaieis. Shirts colais, Bosms. Gloves W oil
en- Tadershirts and Drawers, &C. In our
STON DEPA MENr.
may be found large assortment Of Pce Goods, Feuch
and America Doeskins, reign and Domestic Broad.
clio his, velvet silk and Cashmere yestiny, which Willie
mad to orl,r the best ,lne at short natce and
sat s action given
DO no brget the place to buy cheaF.
NJ. } WorcesteT Mouse Block.
CSC: : Va WALL & BALLOON.
n O att
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01
Frice Two cents.
Notices.

OTI CE.-REAL ESTATE ROrGHr AND sOLD.
Ious- lots for stle Farms EXCHANGED far CITY mon
erty City Pr,periy exchanged for FaTms the canbtry
Also attends q the Letting Of Tenem nts, Collecting
Rents, &c No 2RIagg's Building, up stairs 8a
NJ dn AB'M FLAGG.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01
TH0s. A. GREENE, ssc'y.

pUlLDING MoviNG.-The subscrlbsr, h.v-
~ log had several y-are' experience in Boston vi
eUity in tn moving and raising of both Wood and B1sk
Baitings, Ell her with without chmae,s stan ling
would RESPECTFULLY inform the ctzsns Of w mcest and
vicinity that and after November 1st he will At and to
any business IN his line in prompt aud eiclet man.
sal 81 7T1,rs
References -E. b. Kinnicutt, Jonathan circuit, J. b.
Dexter PORTER CROSS.
o25 dSm$ MI 3 Nvrtiesst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01

G0PARTNERSHIP NOTTf7 E.-T6e sub
~ scribers having formed Copsrtnership unser TIE
tile of A. pEAsLEE co. would resectf1 " solicit a
continuance Of hat patronage which has he eofoe been
so literally bestowEd tn senior PARTNER They will
contirue to 10 keen hand Nests, Vegetables So thu
hest the market Affords which they win spose cheap
5or CASH. A. PEksbRF. 80
G. MCFARLAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01

TnEAP FUEL CHEAP FuElJ

The subscriber is prepared to furnish mixed P, Of
good qua " ~ 5000 lor OH, or $500 for half ros
Tho.e VINO wish e prizes II full CO. tlnue At easoabe
rates, wi do II u use Peat y their $, etiiwlth
or with uf soOd, experiments hryiug bern made eRuy
" ts,t It's economy The demanl Tor Ii hitherto hAs en-
much greater than eNpyctei Abuu 800 cords ave
beendistr bued and only ab at 40 nore Of lhs II, Ne.
man. Il can be mnfe easily dslis red IN NOyrmbtrban
iu the winter months. Orders are solicited NJ e AZ
convenient, At tie Office Of III SPY, the store d
n. ~. DtXu
MIA dr. F NO 2l8 Alpn Il.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01

rrenis
FENuE Trustees Of the State Reform School at westb r.
ough, desire inform the several C1uris Of the Cu
NJ nwealtt taking cogniztnce of iveaie delinquency,
that tine re nr School occnpiei BY arger nlrn
be- % boys than h IS fitted to prnvie for. They therefore
request n at present, re be sent there. Should
commitment con 1e. the oniy atsrn tive presented %
The Trustees Is u rem md poran of INN tes 70 the
Houses OF Correc ian ss provided by law To prevent
thls necessity this nou; sr-sp ctuliy givens Il e1
Nv nrl.nL al h.. Tra.t..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01

DEAL ESTATE ORER.-The inder
he signed has o. en- office at 10 so. Main ateet
whers he win be happy q meet any lrsons dvsipa Of
purchasing vuildng lots, farms or lose ha ID Real
Estate which IN wish to exchange " other lfpetty
Any person, desirous " purchasing, ofexchanis K,al
Estate, viii nd Il for their ineresto cali otfne al
my olhce between the hours u " o'cloa inland al
O'Clock 4. NJ.
B-Money will be furnished to purchasers 40 via
~ build. BENZ AMIN WNDSWOtrH
Worcester, uly ., 1900 dlv
hW EisMbN hArS.--aou w, AMI fiucy
~ ~aruOnA nom gJon " wy spe,rio'gn0iity. Tor
sal. wholesale ana rau'll' ~ WI. v. ." ~ Co,
M az lNMa al
!. al a. 8Ol.atr. a ,tpsO u &A. - ~ 49,, tar
~ 70 Ammonia, Just received, aud ioi,ale bv
, Hffl 4NN. O. A. HARRINGTON 4 NJ
aa0 No 20 M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01
Boston A 0ucttisclncnfs
EBATENTS.-AMERic AND FoREIf n
OFFICE,
Agency for Business with Z, s. Patent
Office, WASHINGTON.

OFFfCE.
Agency for business with T., s. Patemt
omcc. WASHINGTON.
No rs StGto st loo,vte Kiibv 81 - ostou
IMPORTANT FORMATION TO INVENTORS The
Subscribe Gate gent of the q. S Patent Office IN.
der the Act of 1850 determined to present advantages in
Supplying for patents superior 10 III pere inventors
by others, has made arrangements whereby on appca
tons prepared and conducted by him THIRTY Dor,
LARS (iu3tead Of ttOenty paid back by others) will
be RENTED by him in case of failure Co obtain patet
and The withdrawal thr 'uh him wit n thirty days after
the rejection Caveats, Specifications Assignments and
all necessary papers aud drawings for procuring patents
IN this and frign countries prepared and advice rem
dered on legal and scientific respecting inventions
and intringements Of patents.
Inventors here only obtain their specification
OH the most reasonable terms (grneraly about 30 er c
less than chrrs in the profession can avail thelns ives
OF experience of 20 years practice extensive library
OF legal and mechanical works. aud accounts Of
patents granted in this and other countries; besides being
saved journey Washington, the usual great DELAY
there as well all personal trouble in obtaining their
patents Copies Of claims of any patent furnished by re-.
mitt'ng nne dparAssignmentsr recorded WASHINGTON
Patents in Greaf Britai FRANCE and other reign conn
tries secured through agents Of the hgnet respectab-
ty, R. II. EDfT, Solicitor of Patents.
During the time occupied the Office of Commissioner
OF Patents. r. II. EDDY ESQ., Of Boston, did business al
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
were e@ Il any, persons acng in that capacity who had
SO much business before the Patent 0ce and there were
none who conducted with skill fidelity and sue.
cess regard Mr.. Eddy of the best inorme, and
most skfl Patent Solicitors in the United States and
III INVENTORS LnaJ cannot
employ a pc more competent and Trustworthy and
more capable Of putting their applications in form L. se
cure for them early and favorable consideration at the
Patent III. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents. ~
From the present Commissioner.
AUGU II, 1880. -eurlng the Il ne have held the
Office of Com missioner of Patents, Il H. Eddy ESQ of
Boston, has bsen nsvey engaged in the transaction
Of siness with the Office, Solicitor lie is thor
Oughy a1qudoted with the law, ant the ues II aztec
of the Ote. regari h N Al of the most capable
and successful practitioners with who have had Official
intercourse. CdAS. NJ ASON.
Commissioner OF Patents.
B"sfon. sept Il. 1885 de@&wIan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01

fRNO DRUGti is GS.- We have Just received direct
and offer for sale in qumite, suit at the lowest
lrices;
10 'aes Honduras sarsapar.la.
20 BALES India SIENNA
rs cases East lniia Casior Oil
10 casks dry Chloride Lime
10 grnce CoXe's Gelatin.
so bales Lquorice Root.
100 lbs. Hyd Potassa.
10 casrs Oil Lemon Superior
10 cases oil srgamot, Superior.
2 cases oil Uassa.
large assertm mt of Patent Msiicnes Also con-
s.anuy on hand ani ceiving large stick of Drugs
Chemicals Extracts and Essen ia Oils Which we mpoS
and ect with great and warrtnt an of the very
bnest Qualities Our facilities sdch that we feel as
sured that VIZ can please all who may favor Us with the,
orders. WEEKS & POTTER,
aul4 d&wf 81 W slingtan street. Rastnn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-01
Worcester. Sept. LIST, 1855. ? W. ALDRl0H, at,

DrR9oross.- henry Denny. Worcester Geo. Back
"a n "nstoo Eses Saunders, Grafton Alonzn While
Leic 'steT; H. $ Denny, Cappvis Go. ". Rice wo-.
cester' WIN B. Fox, Jr., Worc.ster; Dwight Foster,
Worcester Daniel fainter, Worcester Samuel L. body.
es Lei ester. Henry A. DRySy pressk x
WIN. D4nuy. s,c'y
Wore scr s"pt. 10. 1885 DIFF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

MsgYv Bs9nf--Ysstsrdsy aftsrDoen, - . negro
girl, owned BY Mr.. Alexander Garrett, yas pass
ing along Marshall street. between ID and 4th with
dinnef bucket on her arm, af the bottom Of
which was burning heater, the alcohol ran upon
her clothes, ind sstting them on nrs before she
knew Il. burned her badly. A teamsfer, on seeing
ner perilous situation, enveloped Is she was IN
names instantly tore her clothes from her person,
and thereby saved her life. A lady IN the neigh
oorhoed them threw . blsnket ever her, and sent
nef 70 ner owner TO receive medical attention
BENEFIT cf Joe J@rson. and Laa Night Of sAs
DVama.sc Season.--Our play goers wiz regret TO
learn tnas the Dramatic season closes tonight but
we know that hundreds Of them win rejoice to
night Of that inimifable Comedian and prince Of
good fellowA JOE JEFFfRs0s who, by bis admi-
rabis acting, has succeeded In making himself
general hvofite In our community. Mr. Jeffer-
son We have no hesitation u saying 10 one Of tho
best comedians in the country, and the very man
oi AZ others to add popularity to the theatre He
pays the mirth-provokinR character Of "PauI
Ply and Jacques Strepr tonight ana should
nave crowded sudisnce BY all means
A1sassa Psnsion snd Bomnsy Land Frauds -On
sunday afternoon w. H. High, Sheriff Of Wake
c"unty n G., acting ~ deputy U. s. Marshal ar.
rested Octayius Austin in Warren county, N. G..
Ganarged a1 with forging the name of Mrs. Sarah W.
nsns1a 70 certain pension and bounty land claim
@ p.psfs ~ which he defrauded the U. 8. Govern
msns out OF S5O00 He Is also charged with having
iofged the name Of A. A. Arthur clerk Of Bedfprd
county (va) court, to said papers, and Committed
this fictitious claim The prisoner Wa hroneSt ~
on to this city Monday eyeninr s,a hsa hIp
ing oeiore Judge Haiyburton Of the u. s. Court
! yes,eruay mornlng He was required to give bail
IN tne sum OF soo0o for bis appearance on the 9Th
proA;. ~ coarL Inc Dan was readily rendered
40 anu .ne prisoner released The accused Is man
VI seIy prepossessng appearance, and has here
ciatv in W. To-, n .Sspse,aoie Position IN So
az b.s -s.i.h1s 80 a -, mnsLs ne resides He al
o;n;. H. pan.;os @ s. eonections In Vir-
1ass svtaus;naI,, =. pi. as anu rs done bust
Southwss.sr,, co,,u.;sS SA"poen and other
80. - o
| H1sNHgs ConI-J0s b. Stgnago and Dominica
nAssio, charged WIN Receiving stolen box Of
H snoes, we're examined and sent on to the Circuit
RaSsrt .nd Thnn..,
of ssas I;n1 snd nrds.sS 40 ss.' were convicted
CassanSsr Sshh n - % s.sais ssa pes s. eac.;
| ordsrsS ISIashss VIZ al appeai i'oin 'ne mayor,
Hanr;atta Kaarnao ,vs. s,aa a,o
nar,n;tt;nn her iara "a, .. ~ ~ ~ an0 coS'S ior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16
WASHINGTON LITTER.
The Pyne and Harrison Opera Tronpe-Srife in the
Senate Washington Water Works, &c.
WASHINGTON, April IA, 1856.

~ WASHINGTON, April H. 1856.
In few moments it will be midn light, and then
might date my letter on the fifteenth. l have
heard tonight the opera Of La SomaaHbHla, beaus
tiful and tender composition Of Bellini, adapted
to the English stage pleasing effect pervades tn,
painful depth in the plot. The English version OF
the drama Is very simple, and the English acting
In always better than the cold feeling less, byrota
performances of the italian performers. Miss
Louisa Pyne Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. Shelton and Mr..
Horncastle, viii doubtless soon delight Richmond
audience. +s
we NAV infer from the refusal of the House to
fix the l4th of July IS the day of ending the pre-
sent session of Congress- that an early day is not
contemplated. The Presidential nominees must
be well discussed before gentlemen will be willing
to 60 home.
This has been another quarreisome day in the
Senate. The contempt used to feel for Shaks-
peare's Antony, Gassius, Brutus and Casca, has
passed away; for find that American Senator's
best lofty talker among them.
Col Lane, from Kansas, like - King of shrcds
and patches" has returned to the Senate with his
hodge-podge petition cobbled over and he IL en-
deavoring to have the old petition or Whatever It
was, smuggled into the Senate as o part Of new
one which he presents.
The enemies Of the Washington Water Works
come out in strong force to-day. and = looks IKE II
the enterprise has more enemies than friends. But
presume the Senate viii insist on the appropra~
ton and that the House will aequiesce.
The modesty with which Prussia demands any
right to mingls In the peace conference, appears
TO be amusng the diplomatsts here, and 1t Is held
queer that Clarendon should be the objector--
queer in view of the fact that Prussia and Eng
matrimonial connexion between their regal faIai-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

The committee Il now engaged in the rsduetlon al
both protocola The only delay. supposing NO e
cadsnt Q occur, can be in the proper framing sl
these protocols
our Allies q unwise and undignifed In their de-
monstrations In favor Of peace, and conceyes thai
the people Of Great Britain win be discohtented
with the terms Of peace-ths only results 10 Eng.
land being her victories and the consciousness Of
undiminishod resources. stt 80
The armistice is not formally prolonged, but tele
graphic instructions have been sent not TO renew
nRostiiities without express orders.
Tho Crimca.
he advices from the Crimes are 70 the 18th ult
ne health Of the French army was much i'm
foved. Several confagrations had occurred at
.9supeforiae Ten thousand English troops were at
Gen. Marmora has left Constautinople for the
Crimea. The Polish General Zamoyski, had ar.
rived at Constantinople. The English feet was
expected at Malta The weather In the Crimea
continued stormy. Omar Pacha had had length
ened interview with the Turkish Ministry. He
seems determined TO resign unless he receives the
satisfaction he demands,
Great Britain.
Il There is no excitement whatever with regard 70
the difficulties with America Interest in the sub.
ject Is almost extinct although the papers continue
to discuss the subject. writer dating from Paris
over the signature of 8 Statesman" sends an ad-
mirabe letter on the subject to the London Times
The London Marine Insurance Underwriters
neid meeting to discuss the present state of that
business. F. Barring presided The discussion
was adjourned to some future day
Louis Kossuth writes to the Press expressing
himself mortified by the recent appeal In his be-
dor. = :. = - = -" -e' A'"-'
The crew of the Russian frigate Diana have ar
rived IN France as prisoners of war.
Inc newspapers continue to publish numberiess
conerafulatory addresses review win be held
az ATS OF i0oo men to celebrate the signing of
we declaration of peace The review, nominally is
. !. compliment to Count Orlof the only soldier Of
Tue fienipotentiary. Among the rumors preva
en'' are, tnat the Emperors of Russia and Austria
nave respectively promised to visit Paris soon az
ssr the conclusoa OF Peace. Six thousand French
have embarked at Marseilles for the Crimaa nro.
bably to supply sick vacancies
Napoieon has determined to send an extensive
expedition to colonize Madagascar which England
does not approve Of
Spain. s1.
The Queen of Spain has performed the animal
ceremony of washing the feet of the poor So al
SO has the Emperor Of Austria. There ia nothing
reported concerning the Carlist troubles.
Italy.
ed al Genoa
The Assembly of Hamburg has rejected the pro.
ject for new constitution to be drawn up by the
Germanic diet.
Austria.
The differences between Austria and Rome, rel
atvs to the proposed conference to interpret con
cordat, have been mutually arranged. Very bad
feeling by Russia and Prussia towards Austria il
exhibited in numerous small matters.
Persia.
Mr.. Murray, the British Minister to Persia, is
still at Tabriz, but it is said that Persia HAVING
apolOgsed, he will return to Teheran.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

telligence by the steamer Cambria, At Halifax,
with dates from Liverpool to March %:
Fl s The Conferences.
The Peace Congress met again on Thursday =.
the 9th, all the members being present The d.
liberations were said to have been important. The
treaty of peace, 1t was confidently believed would
be signed on Saturday, the 29th March. the day
the Cambria sailed ~
The Paris correspondent Of the London News
says the Court tradesmen have been ordered TO
prepare illnminations for Saturday evening def.
nitely. Other papers say Sunday; otherH one da v
next wesk-but all agree that II win be esrly.-
PREVIOUS intelligence from Paris had stated that
the Diplomatic difficulty was on the point of beins
settled. II win be remembered that on Saturday,
the I'D the Plenipotentiaries assembled, with the
expectation OF that day terminating their labors
1t is reported that Napoleon fully supposed their
business was concluded, and that he ordered the
guns OF the lnvalides to announce the conclusion
Of Pesce At the same time the 1s De1m was being
celebrated for the birth Of his son. The claim of
Prussia 10 sign the treaty equal terms with the
other powers, caused the defay-Lord Clarendon
having earnestly resisted the claim Of Prussia and
insisted that she should only adhere to the treaty
In the same manner as France did to the treaty Of
Is40, which was signed without ratification in ma
knight vo4x
Ths Paris sPstrie" government paper now
says: "With0ut infringing the necessary reserve.
We can announce that the trifing difficulties Of
which some foreign correspondents have spoken,
have not been attended with any important eonss.
queucss The Congress and its commission con-
tinue 70 labor at their task. The commission con.
ssts Of Al the second plenipotent ntiariss, Messrs,
Bourgueney, Crolsy Hubnef, YaIlamarinA, and
Hatz8sld. Dejenie being u, Ali Pasha ssplAsss
A.:Ii The correspopaent el tks London Times ssys
thai Lord Csrendon's fAosion prevailed, and that
N gsmsnt Wis come To- that the Allies SHAH
sgn ons protocol, and thst second shall BE- drawn
~ Which RNssia snd ~ Allies shall dga tolnsly'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

FEELING his REsPoEsIBILITy.--The Prusalan
School Copassllor DintDn nokly said. n promised
God that Iwoald look upon every PrussiaA pesss
fore God II did not provide Linn the basts edaes,,
ton - man and Christian which u was p0ssibls
fog w 70 provide"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

A SERMON ON RIFLES The Rev. Mr.. Dutton
of New Haven, whose church was the scene Of
the late memorable Sharpe's rife desecration, and
preached q sermon on the following Sabbath even
ing on the same theme. His text was, "Tcame not
to send peace, but q sword" He stoutly defended
the proceedings of that shocking meeting and
glOried in his shame. Speaking, also, of Profes
sor Sillimans participation in the affair." he says
make no apology for it. It was right Pres.
byteriaR. -s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

CURIOSITY PUNIsHED.-A policeman in Buffalo
left pair of hand-cuffs in store, and went away
out of town. The same day porter IN the store
thought he would try them on. The hxnd-cuffs
are SO constructed that they lock by means Of
spring and cannot be opened ex Q apt by peculiarly
mans wrists were soon inserted, but they were
not so easily removed. He rushed frantically to
the police Office, and then in turn to all the police
men, but no one could unlock the cuffs. He wore
the ornaments from Saturday till Monday, when
he was released -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16
BOARDING.

A UfsIsTA HOUSE, Richmond, Nirgtnias
"A Pleasant and convenient rooms can now be had
Of Mis- FARRAR, by two or three families Also,
Gentlemen can have rooms furnished Tor them Eight
~ rem more day boardsrs desired. Transient board
Ar, can be promptly and well accommodated Tor any
Isnrth of time. mn xo-0Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

Paper has been made from the bark stripped
from. cott0e stalks, with favorable results. The
Savannah Republican says.
Tho practice with the planters, hitherto has
been aftsr the cotton is gathered to collect ths
plants into heaps before preparing the ground for
smother crop, and burn them, 80 that the hemp
which win hereafter be obtained from them win be
. clear gain, and add 30 much additional u tbs
Weld Of their cotton zelda A ~ s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

SLAvER-The Columbus (Ga) Sun says that
Vincent d. Cravatich, the commander Of the slave
schooner Mary E. Smith, which was captured by .
Brazilian war vessel, on the 18th of February,
while attempting to land cargo of slaves from
Africa, is the same individual as one Vincent ID.
Carnott, . notorious sharper, who fourished about
Montgomery, Ala, year or two ago. and decamped
from that place leaving many of it's citizens in the
lurch a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

HoTELs.-John Bull learns from this country
that good hotel Ia . civilized institution. The
British Parliament has passed bill Incorporating
Hotel Company, with capital Of $4,s50.0OO. It is
to be on Trafalgar Square and Is to be called the
Imperial Hotel and will be the largest and most
splendid hotel in the world 30
The new hotel in Paris, on the American plan,
is succeeding beyond all expectation That cost
81 600 OOO-With the furniture and lots 81 500 900
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-16

THE TORNADO AT WH.MIHGToN.-We learn
from the Wilmington Oel) Republican that the
blow of Saturday night swept that vicinity also
Several buildings were unroofed, and ehimnies,
signs trees and fences blown down In all dree.
tions Nearly sixty feet of the roof of the railroad
bridge over Brandywine was demolished.