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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-01
.,,,uneND ENQUIRER,
I"' ,.ay, sEMIwkETLi' AND WEEKLY,
rs..,,'' Nv. PRYOR 4 DuSNAvANT.

won dollars per anuuul and at the
go -s'y f,'. .sk.n Tor shorter period than one
tv, i1'' = 'Errklv. hve dollars per annum, and
f;'" 80 -''",,Ls rny.blc in advance, 81 he pa'c
tied nv ,na.!, postpaid; or s'S ao'l"r'
- -, end oi t''' SSH. ,,s c;rcu,s,,on of the
~ :.t ur" T".%tT n the southern states, inc e
,sEUNp M -. !,.,,c, / the Issue of WEEKLY
Jet. have ,,r,rly all tie reading matter OF
: "' s,n, Wcckty editions; character Of tb.
/ -rri say "I,..vy "I.I.v which Is now wh1t was uai'
,yuND tAS -. - that II Is the purpose OF the
. s.o. MeMM energies % the discussion OF .ne
:, 10 tcv"e"!' ,.r,.,:n has brought before 'he
-e Weesy s~u s":,,,u II paid III Hd""nco' OF iot
"%s . not made IN "Hsau. -.,;o for $40 six
X N t.T';g ,nurer will he furnished; Tor sSo
(. OF IRE NV $40 twenty four copies ana 81 'n ~
| .-ae p,cPo:i;1,,,;, or ,pyrRTlsISG.
r,ry Y<sv,nrR-For rES nH;s ;S.Sr,;"n W wen.
:s' nui every succeeding .nseiuou ,;'o. a
.ag. 81! - ,'''.,3 ,wicc week or tl'ce Times
- t's' .pi hall cr;G;s tor each Gsrr'oh ah.'
Fei 2"': ,S%n ,asr,sed only once week MY eeH''
;; e..- -.ry,.WEExLY-For TEN Mes oi ;,a.r,i'n
I .-v.,.v re CENTS; Tor eS'n s"os ds sev.utvfy,,
30 ,,,., ,,,se:tcl only once "seA se''' "'>
~, gI -ic. n-cE'!oh rc. or l.ss hrs, insertion
y ms. ic,e cns.yeo S35 Tor oise s4u"e Vi ~
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...:-rG SlCC. li'Nr': 'nS -. Rasnect exceeding
- a. OIrusr.ts sud Tributes o' ',or,s ..nsp
IS ~ ~. ri.,,-,.,i Tor as at'cr'.scih''l; ;,h ,he
! '"'s'" '"'s' " I'.,,, must be accompanied VIM '-e
',.,r satisfactory references, 10 tHsui T =;
'.'' ~ - N his oi.cc n;.y be rehueu pc. -; -
- ,j available Ba,.k nOic-. d; ihe risH " '''
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Correspondenc9 oftl- y. American X |. :. ~ ''--
WA>uINGrpN, buuc 2p.I.
The official and private advIces received hCtr ">
the Atlantic warran; the belle! ihr, Nr. DaHs
nc retained. despite the diagibr. Of III. London l..
and other presses.
No apprehension il entertained by the hes'ran .
Spanish legations here, that war viii ga" 'ut ui
present differences between the .wnrouH'rc'. i .
rez. the new Spanish Minister III M"y'cn, has b .
urgent IL pressing the claims Of Spanish >rl, p.
the presence of four vessels ot war al Vera Cruz
Regarded n -igui.icani III som" dr-.cS. So D.
difficulty has grown out Of divid"d cnun4"'S emo
the claimants themselves, it is considered cfrH's
su easy reconci!iaom, aud :hc last letters ot Aiy"
! Justify such al impression.
The statement is wholly erroneous that CoTnl'"
hud sgnitied 10 this government .i'- w.i,;r rrr.'
grant territorial consideration :nr dD--t ,a.".',..
ton n:;.inst Spain. Oar existing '-.',.1o. 't"
Ga,isdrn purchase. cover th" proposed rrC' o.
ruiIroa To the Pacific: therefore su'h md. I'
as that which has bccn srss -l"f, cna!i boo. -.
The story that Amontc is cOmp.ira's': " ....
mi-appca;ion OF the i,!rmnlty money. w.',' a-
Gated, H. the last dates I" :hr : ius'.
letters were received here from him and from a.u
making no allnsion to such event
Intelligence ought to he rrrriveI q; N"w Or"nn-
day. disclosing the state Of the Spanish question
Gen. GaG,drn is here by sumn"u' hTvlir' '':t
mission whour leav" or notice. This "a. ....c.. =
.iis Who'll. character.
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No X. F. GRAVES, Administrator, with the vii

t'O X. +. GRAVES, Administrator with the will
| hhnt%ed, OF Thomas GUcde, decd. and udminis,ra
VI .nGith Goodc, decd. and late com:at,ee OF Ju.
n'yde deed; Samuel tliX and Mary his wife John
avs and Elizabeth G. his wife, VIM Lewis and Agnes
.,. siri James H. Lindsey, Aaron J Lindsey wm. G.
'os' IN ms own right and rs administrator OF Arthur
rsTh0' decd; John ". Murphy and Ann his wife; WIN.
y, It"n $a.a, hGlhy B. iorics. VIM Forliues, Geo
~ me-. Mar,hs Pierce. Jeffrey H. Davis and Betsy
Sn "m ?. Pierce and Mary Susan his wife, Tarl,on
No, 80 i " ara tiabrieln I. his wife, d. A. Brown and Mar
-,v Wiz, Mary Jane Forline. Jesse r. Robertson and
.ry r.! no "i'c, VIM Lpscomh John Henry Lipscomb
.t, i,onh' Eh1abcth lipScomb Arthur Lipscomb
E-crs Granville Lindsey, - Hooker and ke-
fa.. Re- e ";n Wave aud Ann his wife, VIM For
Es,y so,r "'hnes, ioode Fo-.ues Benjamin Fortunes
ell had ."nes f"riineS Kitty Forlines, s. Cot.
cs,,r,.jS as !" Sneings Sheriff OF the County OF
|. LIS dcr'd aueh administrator Of Robert J. For.
mo SsoI;efs on Tuesday the 9Th day OF July.
fG!oy.r,nn u MFt Polly Stratton in the county
,-I-sni ,c'h The hours Of sunrise and sun.et
AID o., ~. -, a"p''ons OF the said Mr., STRAIT
+ prpS, H. 10 oc i"ad evdence for the plaintiff in
I,'s 40. IN ne c'rcrt Com; q Powlntan County iu
ii.a ii. ,.t, int'""H nni you are tine de:endsnrs
lcry '""ls"' aid deposition mol DO completed on
8p.: '"ne VIII DC cou,irued from tay 10 day until
! ~ .-cw., DELLA GOODE,
By her Attorney.
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SupER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

.t NV NV" "rran:emrnt5 with Prot. Mapes TO,
mo -. saie O MS Snt0s.nized Super Phosphate o.
.. aiahi;acarers prices we confidently recon
farming friends, believing it to be saperiorto
.o~ IN Use. Having seen i:G good effects las
"''' S.d Lnsiu, Eeard uch of its good ehects
c c'1,i!"ncd tn 0Ci:c"ci Supcrinr Guuno not be-
h;HSr, better crop the nrss year after applica
zion o bOEr dust. For sale BY the ton. bag.
BAKER d. PLEASANTS
Apfh '-"'f Corner OF Franklin aud Union sta
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ab''rnc'i"n,' nnd opposing it 10 the principles of
Tie Constitutions Su far the general temper and airn
oi III" speech are co!nnendable rather than obnox.
i0us 10 crnsllre.
When We come 10 examine particular passsees we
Sla' ana the speech still more worthy Of APPLAUSE
Ar. Buchanan himself in favor of tho .'Clay.
ION Comrr"misr'-; me:i-r!re which was 60 acceuta.
Die to The South, that i, was supported by the uuan.
nou, v":c"l Inc Southern Democracy. lie proposes
an cxpedcn: of hi. owu suggestion. that the Missouri
lin" SHOULD b. cI,enIrl 10 tho Pariiictlcn thought
m extronc demand ol Southern nltrasis; and which
w;s re-istel and defeated by the AhOlitiUns:s.
But, more important stil!, this speech, which the
'PAis SO unaccountabiy re?roiucrs in the present
vaSS proves thnt SIR Buchanan anticipated the pa-.
-aSe OF the Kansas Nsbruskn ac in propoun linz the
rae tn" Org Of the constitutional relations Of slavery
lnthe Ierrore., Observe his language: GALL Au
NIT THAT THE PEOPLE OF A TERRITORY, ASSEMBLED
~ CONVENTION TO FRAME 4 STATE CoSsrITurIoS,
POSSESS THE SOLE, THE EXCLUSIVE POWER TO DETER
NINE WHETHER SLAVERY SHALL OR SHALL not ~.
isr WITHIN ITS LIMITS" These words are suscepti-
bic OF no m'sconstruciion. They precise and to
tn" point. Th"y """""in:" tn" ""est nr"";rl.0 ~
Popular Sovereignty, State Equality and Federal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MyWtrfl tho repoal OF the Mis-
souri, restriction. Here find this wise statesman
nearly ten years lit advance OF the South in the true
construction Of lis own rights under the Constitution
james Buchanan STOOL in 1871, il5t where Douglas
stands in lSjG. James buchanan first propounded
the principles Of the Kansas. Nebraska bill.
Above all, this speech which the Wig, with M in
csplicable pcrvcrsity of purpose, publishes in the
same paper in which Mr.. Buchanan is accused Of en-
dorsirg SquG,;er Sovereignty, directly repudiates the
doctrine, and arms its opposite AS the true principle
of the Constitution. He says "All will admit that
the people of territory ASSEMBLED ~ CONVENTION
TO FRAME STATE CONSTITUTION, possess the sole,
the exclusive power to determine whether slavery
shall or shall not axst within ts limits" This testi-
nouy, adduced by the Wig, settles the dispute
Mr.. Buchanan's position in regard to Squattcr Sove.
rcguty. Nobody will hereafter question his sound.
ness.
Thus is the Ihig demolished by its own bunder-
buss When our ncsllbor RECEIVERS from the recoil,
perhaps he will give us few more select extracts
from this spcecl, of Mr.. buchanan. II he declines
tho suicidal service, We will complete the work
ourselves. Let Democratic speakers arm themselves
with this editorial article from the Richmond Wig
uf June 18th, lSjG. buchanan needs no other
pom.
We have placed these words in SMALL CAPITALS
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MIsso,.RI E,I,G,ANTS

| M her.oy n'"ed that 6l0 acres OF the onest To-
oacco and Wnes Land lying within - miles OF th
fs'srp ani miles OF Prareville Pike county can be
,ca""ei on ray and accommodating terms. with the
2i" OF alGu acres in cultivation, the whole tract
,''e'rd land. There ID good double log house, ami
ei V buildings upon it, and the whole tract 10 welwa
su The neigtborhooC is of the best in the State,
=. Almost exclusively settled ny Vrsinians. 1t is with.
ae miles o! mn Episcopal and Methodist church.
]. bcrmSnen; English erl classical academy. To any
ust'ns 10 cultivate tobacco. wheat and Rrass, THE
11sF' advantage" surpassed by but few in the West,
r VIII BE- sold low
=" tefnss. address n. T. Minor, Louisiana, Missouri
len. 2l-cl0t
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-:VrZ1V.ETYE DOLLARS KENARD.

k ,EiW.T i!Gr, t.e l.bscTioer. on Friday, me 3o:h
Is Nyyembc., a negro BOY BY the name OF PHILLIP
s.y.s,ou Il wears ot age, tse feet three or tou
t;,a r,ner ,iick SCI atou; the color o ginger
f.. 4 ,ucr .al mrse eyes; hs, habit OF rolling his
..e..;s a !,i,e inclined 70 swsg;er and drag hiS
aa1s s.S:u: H. !, carpenter by trade, was born
a.c in Richmcad v..s siG.s, el will! perhsps try to
se ii, .ssy to ,@at place.
III 1--WE tGc above reward io- his spp;ehension hiI
~, o. IL: cou;uc c:.:c; "a any jail. 10 ;hat
.',.,r, +. COLBERT
| - S,y.rarr, n C
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INTERESTING: To FARMERS.
LES riIEhT GRAIN CiEAHER.-(THlRTEE
pREMII'MS)

B'Ag DOUBLE SCREENING SEPARATOR has add
Y e4 20 It's is, OF premiums, the first premium oi the
;a!s Agricultural Fair Also a. Petersburg, tredeIicKs
=! ABINGDON and NJ the Fast Tennessee Agriculture
|I, held at Knoxville This improved FAN was patent
Az! 20A. !.a and has become very popular where
S Known proving by :is utility in eSpeditionsIy
Easing al. kads Of grain 10 be the best grain clesn.
f'hI.e Those in wan, Of good FAN would do well
=. =: nOlLES shop il Staunton, or AT DO1 LIZ
--NGEkS, in fredericksburg, Va, and examine tor
f.r.&v"s
"a. in?ro,"i rams will ne furnished at any point
g.. mile. oi the Shops, and further by Rail ROAD
+ fsr-,a.y.,
~. adnica;isns addressed TO the undersigned al
ssHc sahUr-, Va, vii! be promptly attended 10
.-ale 2l-c1n DOYLE e. SULLlNGER.
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RS TuE GOVERNOR OF Virginia

[,-,,.,,rroX haynr been received by the Exccu,iTs
HHT,vrS SHEPHERD charged with icinny III mn
'n.y mas r.cs2ed By bre"kins iil. ana Is now 80,
,,r::; therefore do he'eby offer rtwGrI @ o. r.t
,.% 5os,. 10 Aay person persons WHO sn"i! M,ts,
. nil JANE. sacga"rd and deliver him mi" iae l'I ~ @ -,
49, =, R,,a ii: and do moreover require az o'-
- 49,: :,,,,r,uwcalIh civil and military a"d iefucs'
,%n4 generally 10 use their beat exc'tions l" p'o
~. arc, OF ,ae said Shepherd, t!s; h" may 'e
To-. =: e. justice .h.. Lesser
'e .. -, rbc Cunmnnuwcu;h. \; R!tErioud Ibis 'th
DAY OF '"ue' !" '"e ''"' HENRY A WISE.
S-,rbc-d !. described ss ABOUT ~ wears "'; o
- III .kin ;er:L very wide oeio:e; l. very
= ,,ot, had or wh"u he escaped black Jenns Goa
. ,,,' ~ r1 black ,as;s: wore large whiskeEs
.nr lN--clM
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.lUi!H Il GEORGE i:isSOS,

RicHxoSp, Va,
E5AviSG extensively nited up their Establishment
s.:a ths iates, improved machinery, are prepared
-n!.2 a, shor: notice and reasonable Terms, al
|-i. o! portable finished Carpenters work, such as
la9: .ad Window Frames, Cusiuss, out and inside nm
A:
:s,- Binds and Doors of al, varieties.
|::a:- IIandrails Porches, Verandnh., Balconies
c,ac.. Corncc Mouldings and Brackets OF all size'
: P,:e:us
|N0.li.ass OF all descriptions
Vas. boards Chuir-bosrds Ceiling boards. &c, &c;
|iey will make estimates for work to plans furnished
ali deliver ID, their actory, the estimated prices
rt.!. rrs;,ectfuily solicited. Jan 2o-cu
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m an owsy rom ..v rcs'crcc in New henl county on
k ,hc 18th Of Nav last ,. Negro Man named ACHiL'
S,it negro IS =: s;rces brehd color, OF Ineoiuni
a:a forehead. extending well oscR on tue HeHu'
,r;.k.r. min vsace about ~ or 10 years ot age,
-. ,~:.i!.ea, coua,enapce, smiles when spoken TO;
!, ,-nrt, .h,k. l,ile dccayed. He has wife in
,,- n.i mo .r !.yas in Richmond. Will give the
:. YEA srG. il taken Gu; OF the state and ]" hN
rnII Ans i rsken in the State, and secured 80
IAN r., hin, again. W. w. TALlAEERRO,
-. .,, New Kent.
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CHARLESTON, JuSE 27.-The steamship Isabel
arrived to-day from Havana. She left Key West On
the 25,h. The cholera and yellow fever were pre-.
Mulussss was firm, with al upward tendency.
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| l"IH:;i>IN.-Al SuYrrir. Court OF Appeals, Ecid
a, Le.isnIrc. on the lii; day o: September, less:
JrCe:rl r; hs annual terms ofthe Supreme Court ~
fpea!.. D" held Lcwi=bnr:. shall hereafter c9n
Fgce !A'a day OF July. Md that t?c ClcrK "hel
slai a;+ IN. argument docke, of the causes rev
u! ncs!a: a; the mex. term. shall ARRANGE tue dleI
Crcus w,;n the jurisdiction OF this Ccurs IN inc loI
..a; !cr sd all ass:n 10 each the following mum
\ ~. yj. !. ~:
C:.c I,--lI.dson Jvisc-irom lrtn 10 l'th July III
ksge
IN !.cui,-Fulton, Judse-f.om 18th 10 Goth July, in
= circu.-Eyps!ns, JudSe-crora eth July to lst Au
!. inclusive. "
"a Circu,-Suumcr- Judye-fron I'd to li:h August
-. -,
c.-cui,- Edn,!s,on, Judgc--;rom 18th 10 l'th Au'
s. :,:s:v"
i-cr:-I.. +. Thompson juisc-iron 18th to 18th
!: =. '...u-!.c.
-. Crc-,;-Aeuucy Judge-frorn 26;h to ss,h August,
|. ,!ve.
.g;a c,rcau-pArkcr. Judse-2oth AMI 3oh August. III
I-.!ve.
iJ C!-cai'-Bs;cy Iudgc-ro.n 3l.s August to I'd SEP
a3.- inclusive.
-l'. C:-g:--G " Thompson, Julse-from ish to 9th
tg'ca!rrr :%cl!.rr
..;c-c"!:--Ca.s icn !Gira-oth and 10Th September
+l'l,!T"; A C0py--Trs:r
. -Hr '-c:l 5:h lu'y JOHN a. EoRi u, Iierh.
-. Walg ail irsort twice week till l5!h July
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! TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
SlHE above reward Will !" pad ur the Apprehension
and delivery 20 ,ae, "r ~ Jail II IN" state, So
.c, hin, a,s:n OF uIY slave LlNSEi. | purchased
~ in Ri-hmond ss; winter. OF Nc, Cie"deEin. IL.
l,si in 4 bemarle. ami has ~l!e IL the county oi
..I.lm lie is doubtless lurking GoOu, RicanonI, or
". = iiJcmarie Duckin. ham, or in~! probably
E:.r... 20 ind Iii, WAY 10 q tree state.
-s.- !rc eleven inches or SIX feet tall straight.
.,ga: and we'll io.. med Ind about ~ years OF age.
JAMES n. cox,
80 IL I'hcs.ar.iniI
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HUNTERS SPEECH on THE SUM.
NER AFFAIR.

No compliment is wanting TO commend this speech
tu universal attention. Having no space for more
discriminating eu!ogy, w9 can only say at present,
that in this performance Mr. Hunter successfully as.
scrts his claim To rank the foremost statesman and
orator in the Senate ot the United States. Every true
vlrgnian will proudly share the glory OF our Send
TORS triumph.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR & DUNNAyANT,
~~~~~~>>>~<~>~~><~~
wM. F. RlTCHiE & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS.
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We have placed those words in SMALL CAPITALS
Edit0rS EHquTrr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07

ply. having reference chiefly TO the position
of the United States, and quoted Mr. Marcy's
letter, on the subject, calling it moderate and
dIgnifed letter, and defended the course of
the British Plenipotentiaries in giving up
privilege which it was impossible to maintain.
Lord Derby, in a strong speech, denounced
the abandonment of this ancient privilege, as
not only humiliating and derogatcry, but dam
gerous to the interests of England; it was
favorable to France, who proposed IT, and fatal
10 Britain. who assented. After further de-
bate, the motion was lost by majority of "a.
Lord Palmerston incidentally stated that
the question of the Danish Sound Dues was
still unsettled, but remains under consideration
between Great Britain and Denmark.
The London Times thinks the affairs of Gen.
trail America will compel a combination of
Great Britain and the United States for their
adjustment. 1t also says Mr.. Buchanan's
statement that there is nothing TO arbitrate, is
nntenable, and suggests the Emperor of Rus
STA as arbitrator for the United States.
FRANcE.-The Emperor has given reviews
and balls to Princes Macmillan, of Austria,
and Oscar of Sweden.
The baptism of the Imperial Prince will
take place about the middle of June. The
legislative session will be extended to witness
the event.
PRussIA.-A postal convention has been
signed beween Prussia and the United States.
Herr Won Roschow is sentenced to five
years Imprisonment in the fortress, for recent
fatal duel with the minister of police Hinkel-
dy.
DENMARK.-The protocol of the Danish
proposition to which Russia, Sweden, and the
Duchy of Oldenburg have given their adhes.
ion, is published. Its substance is that Den =
mark viii renounce the Sound and Belt dues
for 5,0000 900 rix dollars. All maritime
powers must assent.
Denmark demands security for the money,
and apportions the sum as follows, in round
numbers: Denmark herselfto pay million
and a quarter rix dollars; Austria 10000 ;
Belgium 100000; SPAN l,OO0,OOO France
1,250,00; Great Britain 10000, 900; Norway
667, 0OO Oldenburg %, 900; Netherlands l,
500, 900; Prussia 1900, 900; Russia $780,
600; Sweden 1,50O,O 900. Total, 3l.5OO, 900
leaving a balance of 1900, 900 rix dollars due
by powers not above named.
The EAsT.--T evacuation Of the Crmea
by the French proceeds rapidly.
Letters to May 10, state the Russians had
hanged several Tartars for assisting the allies
Some had been sent into exile, and Others
condemned to work on the roads for life.
Scurvy had appeared in The English regi.
ments, and could not be accounted for.
Letters from Corfu report the Ionian ISL
lands quiet. Flourishing crops of good olives,
and currrnts promise well.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07
Free Kanzas Meeting /! !!
The News Of the Day.

The long agony is over with the Border Ruffian
Democracy-Mr. Buchanan having received the
nomination at Cincinnati, on Friday morning,on
the 18th ballot.
From Kanzas we have accounts of further out
RACES of the Border Ruffians-of Free State men
driven off, of Judges arrested houses robbed,
and women outraged-but along with this, comes
the more gratifying rumor that in the South part
of the territory, the Free State men are in arms,
and that at Lawrence and at Hickory Point, the
slave extension miscreants have been repulsed by
the actual settlers of the territory, There are
reports, also, that the hardy sons of the West
are on their way to the rescue of the Free State
cause, in considerable numbers, and there seems
now to be reasonable prospect that the invaders
will be driven to their homes in Missouri.
Thomas Darcy MCGEE, editor of the Ameri
can Celt has written letter to the President of
the Cincinnati Convention, demanding the ex-
pulson of the murderer Of Heating, Herbert Of
California, who is one of the delegates, but at
last accounts, no notice had been taken of it.
Not even to secure the Irish vote, was the Con-
yention willing to expel murderer from that IL
lustrious conclave of rufians, demagogues, and
dupes.
There is nothing doing in Congress, there not
being sufficient number ofeither branch present,
to form quorum.
TheiHouse Committee will close its investiga-
ton of the Kanzas Election Frauds, &c., on the
10th inst. They will of course be back in
Washington on or before the 25th when the
question of Kanzas Admission comes up as a
special order.
despatch from Washington, dated June 9th,
states that Senator Trumbul of Illinois, with a
view to restoration of peace in Kanzas has pre-
pared bill annexing that Territory 30 Nebraska.
The Massachusetts Legislature ended, if it
did not finish its business, yesterday. The ridic-
ulous message of Gov. Gardner in relation to
pecuniary aid to Mr. Summer, to tie extent oil
paying the expenses of his sickness, was reported
upon by the Committee to whom it was referred
and then laid upon the table.
Gov. Metcalf of New Hampshire, was qualified
on Thursday, land delivered his inaugural message,
in which he denounces the repeal of the Missouri
Comprehensive proceedings in Kanzas-the
encroachments ofthe slave power, and the assault
upon Mr. Summer. He closes as follows g All
the talk, all the threats, all the movements de-
signed or tending to dissolution, are the politi-
cal stock in trade of Southern politicians, with
here and there partner a. the North -
The editors of the five daily papers in Chicago,
have organised committee to take measures for
the immediate re-establshment of the Kanzas
Herald Of Freedom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07

ORDwAY's EoLIANs.--This celebrated COM
pany under the management of the l-known
author and composer, S. p. Ordway, Esq, who
have acceptably entertained our citizens for the
past six years at Ordway Hall, to take a short
during the renovotion and identifying of the
above place The company visit New Bedford,
Taunton, and Charlestown next week. week after
next Providence and Worcester, and the week
following Concord and Manchester, N. H. To
our readers in these places, would say, the en-
tire company have no superiors in the country.
Their Ethiopian delineatons are of the most
chaste and amusing character, whilst the harmo-
ny and precision with which the pieces are rem
dered, stamp them par ercelence Some idea can
be formed of MIR. Ordway's perseverance, when
We state that he has produced between six and
seven hundred new Ethiopian melodies and pieces
the past season, for the pleasure of his patrons
Success to Ordways Eolians, and a speedy re
turn.-BoSt0R Ledger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-07
" d ESTER DAILY spy.

ship building town, with population of more
than three hundred thousand inhabitants. The
streets mostly wide and handsome, with many
open squares and elegant buildings but it has
not much to particularly interest stranger
There is so much smoke, here, from the numer-
Gus factory chimneys, that it is very unpleasant,
to one not accustomed to it, and soon causes
weak eyes to smart. 1t is all the time so dense
in the streets, that you cannot see half mile in
the cleares. weather.
On our way to Edinburg, we stopped at STIR
ling, and visited its famous old Castle, so re-
nowned in history The Castle, which is built of
huge granite blocks, of great thickness, is very
large, and stands on the pinnacle OF high, iso-
lated rock. From its top, wehad magnificent
view of the surrounding country, for twelve or
fifteen miles in every direction; and the smooth,
well cultivated fields, looked like vast garden
There are about four hundred relocated soldiers
stationed, all the time, at the castle, for disci-
pline, &c. s. H. C.