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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-29

Pepmansbip. Rookkeen-ns. X
TI0N AND ENGINEERING, va ,
" Thoroughly taught by PRAorcAL Professors.
FRENCH'S
COMMERCIAL AND NAUTICAL INSTITUTE,
"a fremont Street, Boston.
Persons preparing for business, for sea- will find II
greatly for their good attend this Institute they can
receive the most pracal instructions and very superior
advantages L Is open Day and Evening. Tuition very
mnderate-Stationery included. Young seeking
ptoynoent, win Fl nd this the best medium through
which to obtain IT, SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES.
CHAS. FRENCH, A. NJ, Principal.
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The undersigned having examined surveys made In
different parts of the County, made by II. F. WALLING
State Engineer take pleasure in recommending the Map
OF Worcester County. to be published b. VIM T. Baker
Co., to citizens OF this County being in opniona
very accurate, reliable, and practical Map or complete
County Directory, and well worthy their liberal patronage
Considering the expense attending its survey procuring
accurately all the names, ocations distances town
plots, views, &c, &c. and the limited sale it neces
sariy meet WITH account of It's being entirey local
work. we think he fers 1t very reasonably.
G. W RICHARDSON A. II. BULLOCK,
IRA NJ. BARTON HENRY CHAPLIN,
JOSEPH MASON, THOs. KISMCUTT,
ISAAC DAVIS CHAs. g PRESTfss,
ALEX. II WILDER, s. @. KNowLroN,
ANTHONY CHASE, EMORY WAsHBURN.
Worcester, March 20, 1855.
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buttons.
3. b: HANSON. Auctioneer.

- GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE!
I'D; AT AUCTION! =!
III Will be sold on the premises, at Public Auction,
FRIDAY, May 90. at O'CLOCK P. NJ, the large and
elegant DOUBLE HOUSE, on the corner of Poland and
Blossom Streets known the Deacon GrosvenOr House.
1t is thoroughly finished and conveniently arranged with
all the modern improvements for two families
The premises Will be sold to the highest bidder, and
OF the purchase money he secured by mortgage
ises, beautiful COTTAGE on Reservoir Street, with
large Garden Lot with Fruit and Shade Trees
and every way designed and fitted up for pleasant
Homestead, being the premises recently occupied by Hi
ram H0sr
Terms easy and made known at sale For further par
ticulars inquire Of G. D. PRATT
Worcester May q, 1856 dat
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Notifies.
Fof "heat Estasa--
see First Page. " Wants. 40 Let"

FoT "HedS EstakSZ=---- ----
see First Page. ~ Wants." "Io Lett"
A SSES SORS' NTcTC
IN City Hail. May 81 1sso = 1'---Ass-xop,s orpIcn
The Assessors of the City ORR
tce to the inhabitants of said STcester mere ;ye M
bic to pay therein that thesnd to all pes la
from the twentieth day of May until fse vii be dIed
ne xt from H. n. to y m and from 2ss DAY OF Jns%
ceye The valuation Of estates. and all pers m 70 re-
taxed in said city requested 10 bring ndble TO be
true perfect lists Of ali the polls aud schehe Office
estimates of the estates real and personal for w and
are liable to pay taxes. hey
Persons holding estates in trust, whether for inors~
otherwise, are particularly eque ted furnish the AS
SCISSORS with statements in relation to such estate.
When estates of persons deceased have been divided
during the year. or have changed hands from other
es the executors administrators other persons inter
ested are respectfully requested give notice of such
changes at the office.
The following enumeration may guide to as
slst me Inhabitants in making thsit statements:
Polls-Nunber of 20 years of age ard upwards; real
estate money interest than they pay interest for;
other dents more than they indebted for shares and
STOCK IN banks insurance companies manufacturing and
other Incorporated companies; public stock and securi
ues all kinds nf goods. and merchandise stock
10 rade vessels of all kinds at home or abroad with
exceeding one thousand dollars in value; horses ana
Ilages income from profession, trade employment or
gained by trading at on land
Any person neglecting to furnish the Assessors with
INST Of all their personal property within the time speci-
fed, stall be doomed the legal meeting of the Board
of Assessors agreeaoy the of the Common wealth
Extract from the Statute of 1888, chap. 3I9 Sec =
IAN property liable to taxation in this Commonwealth
Shall be assessed at its fair cash value"
S SSS$5 + Si SsSs#Eos'
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have examined specimens OF a map Of the town
Blackstone in the County Of Worcester map Of the
County of Chatuque, N " purportipg to have been got
up by Mr. Win. Bakerj and If the map proposed to be
made by him Of the County Of Worcester shall be faith
hly executed the maps above mentioned, | should
consider 1t valuable acquisition the inhabitants Of the
county Of Worcester REJOICE NEWTON.
Worcester, March 20, 1855.
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4alisrrIIo1eou5.
STREET. BOSTON.
MUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFP2 DIT
STREET, UP STAIRS.

pARE CHANCE to buy out a small and proa,l
"a able business. if applied for soon
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Il. L. NELSON,

Adm THAY
ATTORNEY + COUNSELLOR AT Law.
To- q Main street.. Worcester, Mass
VI
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guNHE 81 BsCR1BER. KEED AND HARNESS
n MAKER, and dealer IA Manufaciusersi Artlces
generally, having liberal ur eugage In other bust
ness, will sell his Machite Tools stock Of Goods nix.
lures and Good Will at a bargain n applied 10 soop
fair price. Any Information regarding the properly can
be obtained OF the subscriber, L n. DRAPER
Fosters Block, Rsstr ST., woroesier Mass.
Or OF n. ID. n q. DRAPER
myH du (HDpedale) Milford. Mas
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STATE mutual LIFE ASSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF WORCESTERSHIRE stockholders
Of this Company hereby notified that the annual div
dend of per CENT will be payable the Oic of
the Company, Wednesday, fourth of June, to those
holding stock the Oath inst.
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Treasurer
Worcester, May 81, 1855 dim
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BLACKTNG-The finest Anne,

HARVARD BLACKTNG.-The finest Amer
n ica9 brand that has appeared in the markets
combining two important qualities, leather preserva
tive and beautiful polish which is not excelled by the
best European brands
The Harvard Backing is put up, both in the paste and
liquid FORMS for sale wholesale and retail at our
Boston prces, by L. HARRINGTON Grocer.
3o3 Main St. Worcester
SULLIVAN BLEACHING Co., 1871 Congress st Boston.
my20 dT&F2w j. IL. KELLEY Salesman.
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E1NOR EST TR EES.-On AID after Monday, May
B. 49, shall have for exhibition and sale large guam
tty and good quality Of For Frees. consisting of
Rock Maple, Elm ad and Other Trees, Fruit and Flower
ing Shrubs and Plants, and will provide and deliver to
order Bean Poles and Pea Brush, at my DEPOSITORY
on Eli rhayers land between Southbrdge and the
Norwich Railroad, south of the bridge building
under the N r. r. HARVEY TAINTER
Worcester, May II, 1856. my20 diff
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sHAwLs! sHAwLs: sHAwLs.

We have just received from Boston and New York
large and endless variety Of Shaws consisting Of Bro
chic, Gold Bordered Stella Bordered Painted Cashmere
Black silk, and Grape Shawls.
500 Cashmere Square Shaws, worth. $40 for 80
300 Cashmere Square Shaws, worth. Sl2 for 90
100 Cashmere Long SnaWs, at half of the original
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ehHNAM ENTAIL Ratings. for Buildings.
~ cemeteries, Gardens, &C., great variety Of pat
terms Tor sale very low Persons in are invited to
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STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF W0RCESTER.-Notc is hereby
iven that the annual meeting of the assured members
and guarantee stockholders of the State Mutual Life As
Gur4nce Company of Wo Cester for the choice of Direct
Ors and other business will he held the Office of the
Company, on WEDNESDAY, June 4. at 10 o'clock a. m.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester. Nav 81 1885 dim
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Iu This city, May %, by Rev D. A. WATSON H. g. Tai
to Miss Katie g. Cross.
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I'D can be had near the Post Office for S3 per
- week Table boarders can be acc inundated,
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GEORGE SWAN.

WEURJE SW Ar,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
NO. Fiugg'e Building,
VI woROEsFERs MASS, d&w6mos
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The business will continued hereafter at the old stand
under the name and style of 2 BAKER & co. We ten.
der Ohe public sincere thanks the patronage be
slowed upon and solicit continuance of the same it
will he endeavor the book buyine public bv
constantly keeping hand complete assortment OF the
aterling standard miscellaneous sccol books and
all now books will be found sh Ives soon as is
gued from the press. M BARNES JR
Worcester. Nav 81 5e.
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W. W. K 1 & e.
4 T TO NEY At LAW,
10, Worcester Bank Block Foster Stree
Jyl4i WORCESTER, MASS. Id&wtf
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Il. Il. n ELSUNg
ATTORNEY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW;
No. 6 FLAGS Building
apl6 MORO ESTER MASS w1v
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SINGLNG SCHOOL.-MR. VIM SUMNER will
~ school at the Vesry of Salem Street Church.
on TUESDAY, May 81, at u O'Clock P. NJ designed
all who desire thorough instruction in the of singing
Terms or Gentlemen 81 50 Ladies Sill for "a lessons
MRS. SUMNER will open JUVENILE SCHOOL at
the same place, on Wednesday, May %, at p m.
Worcester, Nav 23 1890 diff
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Size aud PEi Reduced. from so to rs cents
a b tle H0mmOnd's LINN Mt the best Liniment in
ana that is used by Physicians we'll as the
people, The label hears the certificate of some of our
be- physicians and citizens. AL orders from merchants
and others. addressed j. O. Hill, Worcester Mass viii
receive prompt attention.
% Bear in mind that the price is reduced.
]. Q. HILL, Apothecary,
ny12 daWtf Worcester Mass
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- SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale a SIX
HORSE POWER ENGINE, manufactured by j. I.
Wells New York, and an upright TUBULAR BOILER,
made 10y s. secor New York together with all the Fix
lures Both Engine and Boiler and perfect, and
worthy the attention of purchasers The Engine runs
smoothly and handsom ~ and is in every respect fine
machine 1t is to be sold fault but simply to change
for of less power Win be sold at low valuation for
cash. or approved paper. S. S. F0sS Patriot Office
my2S d2l&wlt Woonsoeket, II. L,
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-. a..ss, NORWICH s. WORCESTER
RAILROAD

CHANGE OF HOUR.
On and after MONDAY, May &c, 1856 the Train now
leaving Worcester at 80. will leave at 5 30 p. VI
d57 Passenger for stations the Inc Of his Road
taking the p. NJ Express Train tom Boston will stop
ut the Junction Station ST NJ. ANDREWS, Ag't.
N & W. r. II. 0fict, Miy &c, 1855. dtf
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DIR. MILLER

Is successfully employing method to extract oth
without pan-that Of berumbing the sensibilty Of the
to1th ny the app icatinn Of cold The agent is at
tended with Of the riss dangers up
nhaH G chloIofcrm ether B,y2O d6&w3t
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6sPERM AND LARD UIL.-Wlnter and
~ bpnug sperm OH, aud Extra Western LArd OIL In
ore aud w sale " U. y A. J. HOWE.
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nlSSOLUTION ofC0pARTNERS HTT
Ell The ccpartnership existing under the name and
style of Baker, Trumbull, & Barnes, was dissolved by
mutual consent the LIST inst
The affairs of the late finn will be settled by NJ Barnes
Jr, who will pay all debts against and receive all debt
due the concern. BAKER,
C. P. TRUMBULL,
RARNES
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a C. f. DIXIE 4 CO.,
u 2 3 6

IiAAza WI n / n sire ct,
Have hand the best chops of ooong and Green TEAS
offerei in Worcest r.
Their coFFEES still continue to give the most per
feet satisfaction
A fine assortment of PRESERVES, American and For
eign, embracing very extensive variety
GROCER of the best quality, and as cheap as
sold by any concern having knowledge of the trade
Cash paid for all kinds Of Produce, such as Butter,
Cheese, Eggs, and all sorts Game
few more Diaries Of Chotce Butter wanted through
the season.
Goods sent to any part of the city free.
May I, 1856. daw3m
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''i SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.


Finy pieces Of English Grown and Swiss Black silks,
OF our own Importation. Warranted not TO crack or
change lustre, on wearing, at greai Bargains
Three thousand yards, new styles, BARRE9ES aud
rIssJ Es which we will sell about thirds the orig
nal cost
One thousand yards SILK and WOOL BARREGRs,
worth Zoe for loo.
Having purchased BANKRUPT STocK, OF
GLOVES, HOSIERY, 4 EMBRoIDERIES,
We enabled to offer greater bargains in these Goods
than was heard Of
These two Stocks combined, makes the largest Retail
eock 10 Worcester, which, being purchased At great
Bargain, enables Us to Offer the rgest selection
Al the LoWcht Cash Prices.
N. d. The sale will commence MONDAY next,
when every one is solicited 70 rive call before purs
REMEMBER THE PLACER
THE NEW CHEAP STORE,
Nos. and 6 Worcester House Block.
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
WILLIAM LOCKE 81 GO.
March 20, 1860 dn
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EZANZAS AND CALIFORNIA EMF
ma GRANTS.-All persons desiring to go to Kanzas.
or California, who want their lives protected at a cheap
rate, and with perfect security, will do well to get one of
Aliens New Breech-LOnding Rifles
firing eighteen times to the minute; warranted TO kill
three four Of The MissOurans or Natives if in range
at one shot. To be fund at L. D. G0DDARDS.
Union Block, Worcester.
Also, the largest assortment of GUNS and PISTOLS
in the city, at low prices, 10. 1876 Main Street
my5 l.. d. GODDARD,
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Medical NOiTce,-9O TIE AFFLICTFD-Ner
Vous Weak, Sickiy, and Irlim--Dr. Conves would di-
rect the attention of such persons his celebrated
vgorang Cordial advertised in this paper. Young and
middle aged men who have Injured themselves by early
improper habits, should procure this great remedy.
Dr. o. is consulted personally, by letter. in such
ses, and all disorders of geno, urinary organs, his
Office, No. 32l Hanover Street. Boston. dawSm f26
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q NS0LVENT NOTECE.-WoRcEsrEB S. In
n Insolvency Before Lucien G. Boynton Esquire,
Com"isuOner of insolvency:
In O matter of PHILAHDER PUTNAM, of Worces
ter, lid county, Insolvent Debtor. hereby give
notice that have been e cted sgne of said Putnam,
and that the meeting of the creditors of said Put
ram will be held at the ufice Of Pratt Hove in sad
Worcester the third day of June next ten o'cl
in he orenoou when creditors may present and prove
their claims. JAMES o. WILLIAMS,
my2I DIT Assignee,
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MAIIRIED.

DIR. A. }. HOW Es
No 40 Front Street, .....-...-....... Wurceste
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OMEAP CnRAP CHEAP !! !!

'MNO LET.--An upper tenement, with rooms, In
Mulberry Court. II Is convenient and In good 70.
paia lngIre VI Y. D. swvetser, at the house, or
my2o d0a b. D. BWEETSER.
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(Late GoodnoE II Heywood)
Has complete assortment Of BOOTS, SHOES, and GAL
TIERS among which may be found Ill the desirable st les
of Ladies' Congress Gal both black and in coors,
full variety Of Misses and Cbildrens Caters and Ankle
Ties. White Kid Slips and CATERS Gents Patent Calf
Boots, long ard short tops Patent Leather Oxford and
low Ties French Poets and Shoes Top calf oxed
Poos, with many other styles all Of which have been Sc
eced with bought for cash. and Will be sold at the
owest figure. Piper Block, No 267 Main St. ap25dtf
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TUTTLE & MOSES, Auburn N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
b. $l,0O and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorized Agent viii ensure bottle of the Pills by
mail
For safe by VIM. BUSH & Co., Wholesale Reta
Agents & Druggists generally dawly mch1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-16

NEW PUBLICATIONS Harper, for June, re-
csived from Joe Shillington, has its usual
rich budget of original and selected matter.
" Little Dorrit" is continued, and has some
capital illustrations, as has the article headed
" The Bear and the Basket Maker"
From the author, William r. Ranlett, we
have received Volume I. Of his admirable
work " The City Architect" with original
designs for dwellings, stores, and public build.
ings.
From Mr.. c. Bohn, we have a beautiful
panoramic view, printed in colors, of Wash.
ington City, from the new dome of the Capi
tol, looking west.
From Mr.. Bohn, we have, also, fine view
printed in cOlors, Of the University of Vir-
ginia, Charlottesville and Monticello, taken
from Lewis Mountain
These engravings ought to command an OK.
tsnsivs sale, both from their beauty and thei,
accuracy.
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Washington, May Is, 1850.

VERY DUrcE.-Two old Dutch neighbors in
Pennsylvania were proyerbislly steady, stu
pid and honest, ard they had carried on their
transactions with their neighbors and each
other for years, on the plan of ready pay, in
cash or barter. But at last hard times came,
and they very obliged to resort to keeping
accounts.
One day they met for settlement, and after
very herd labor and arguing, it was apparent
that Hsuns owed Yawkub twenty dollars.
Well, Yawkub, how musht we settle him
now Use got no monish.''
Yaw, yav; never mind dat, we can settle
him init a notish; well, den, you writes de
notish."
Dat ish nit right" said Yawkub, "you
owes me de mOnish you writes de aotisb, L
sign him, dat ish de way"
80 Hauns set about it and produced the fol-
lowing:
80 Westmoreland kOunty I owish Yawkub
twenty dsllars for Settle Up when hash no
monlsh to pay him Signed YAwKUB"
Then arose an unforeseen difticulty-which
of the two ought to keep the note
1t was finally decided that Hauns ought 20
Keep 1t. for how else would he know how muc b
TO pay Yawkub?
In due time, when Hauns, the debtor, cot
the money, he paid up, and this raised an
other puszling question, and ended in the
conclusion that Yawkub must take the note
in his keeping, so that he would know that
Hauns had paid the money.
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SUSPICIOUS CRcUMsrANcEs.-Under the
Marine head in the Gazette of the Sth inst,
was published the following paragraph
sch. c. 4. A Cole, Baker, from Barba
does for Alexandria, in ballast, encountered,
on the night Of the Both ult., a severe gale
from the east; the night being very thick
and rainy, she struck on Point Lookout bar
and beat over it, losing her large anchor and
chain, and leaking SO badly that it became
necessary to run her ashore at the mouth OF
the Potomac where she now lies'
We have since learned that the whole crew
Of this vessel, all Spaniards, took the steam.
boat Alice c. Price, at Piney Point soon ate,
her Abandonment and came up to Wa. hington,
where they landed and dispersed The schoon.
or, it is said, cleared at Baltimore, last No.
vember for Madeira-and just before clearing
changed ownership. No such vessel has since
cleared from Barbados for this port Wher
she was observed coming up the mouth Of the
river, pilot put out for her, when she altered
her course. That night she came back, and
ran on Point Lookout bar
She is supposed to be filled with water casks
and is peculiarly fitted up; and her name had
been erased from her stern and then chalked
on again. Inquiries are on foot to ascertain
further facts with regard to this affair, and
some persons from this city, having authority
are to proceed to an examination of the YES
sci. Various reports and suspicious are afloat
Aier. Gazette, 18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-05-16

LADY OR WIFE.-It makes a man of refine
ment unconsciOusly double up his fist, to be
stopped just as he has parted from a friend,
his mother or sister perhaps, with, u say who
IS that female?" But there is another yul-
garism In common custom which quite as
much needs reformstion-that of styling a
mans wife his lady" "Lady," does not
mean wife" 1t may mean very different
parsonage. Nor is every mans wife fpsa facto
his lady" All are aware that the signifi-
cation Of the word las materially changed.
That from designating a woman of high edu
cation and refinement Of manners, it has come
to signify any one that wears a hat and fea.
theirs. 1t is for that very reason that we
object to its being used synonymously with
wife.
Our idea Of the matter may perhaps be best
expressed by story We remember to have
seen The wife Of Dean Of the English
Church, called at grecer's some distance
from herresideDce aud made trifing purchase,
requesting is might be sent home The gro.
Ger declined to send il &c the time was worth
more than the purchase. Thinking 10 over
power him she said, with an assumption OF
stately dignity, :" Sir, L am the Dean Of,
lady" The sturdy shopman with a low bow
replied, If you were his Rs7erence's wife
ma an, couldn't do IT,"
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union contends that there is direct
issue of veracity between Messrs. Champion
and Clayton, the former in his letter to Lord
Clarendon having imputed to Mr.. Clayton
words and views which that gentleman posi-
lively denies ever having uttered.
The Inteiiigencer trusts that the recognition
of the Walker-Rivas government will not prove
detrimental to the public veal and the peace
of the country, though regarding the step as
ill advised. We find in the Lntelfigencor a
communication from Judge Mclean of the
Supreme Court, candidate for the Republi-
can party Presidential Nomination. wherein
he denies that he holds that Congress has no
power to prohibit slavery in the Territories.