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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, &
HaMAs DREw at No 2I2 Main Street Worcester, Mass.
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EpERKINS' MILLS FLOUR.-269 barrels
this fayorie brand this day received, and for sale
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Bleached Table Cloths damask and sn0w-drop pat
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Our WOODEN DEPARTMENT is well stocked with
Cloths Cassmeres, and Doeskins, for mems and boys
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RIBBONS AND TRIMMING GOODS.
We have large assortment Of Ribbons and Dress
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
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And all kinds of goods usually found in this department
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4 ABELS-of all kinds neatly executed at the Spy
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,
NJ U n EY m A X X G r.

WEDNESDAY, April 90 P. ".
The stock market was active to-day, hut not very
buoyant A. 'he first board New York Central SIS ad.
vanced per cent New York central Ia u Galsna and
Chicago NJ Illinois Central bonds, y. Rea ing Railroad
ell eff per cent Panama. 4, sEd Cticago and r, OK
Island, u. AL the leading speculative stocks
demaud at the closing prices There small sale Of
Park Bank to-day the Of this stoak discount o,
per cent We expect to almost daily sales of this
stock a. the market pice Whatever it may b.. Parties
who subscribed for certain purposes have pshed
their object and disposed TO get out. All the
oces have been filed and II. berths secured for the
friends of certain large soeknoders. We shall now see
them rel uc'rr their lire, and in few weeks they will
vi bout doubt, stand the banks books among the
smallest stockholders Erie sered Freely this morn
ing bu. opened and closed without variation il prices
Western railroad stocks we're sold to some extent
at full prices and are they deserve be- the fsvonts
nvesimtn mt with outsiders Gse,s and Chicago closed
firm at 114k PER cent the sale OF only Ave shares
Cevela nd and Toledo steady, and In Demand Chi
csgo and Eock Ialand not 30 firm 81 the Close bu,
there activity than usual We have under
sooo that there in this stock bu. he nova
reLts do not lcok much Ike It. Reading Railroad Gas
rod TO the extent Of three tbousa1d ares this morning
peniig and closing firm. This stock more irely hsd
in this city than usua but he abs rpdon has been going
On gradually and easily We can afford taKe eli ,sst
ters, but 1t strikes that when the Philace ,rsn
other ousiders rsnt it. they vi. have TO pay something
more than they got for It, Gal socss have recently
taken an upward move Delaware and Hudson and Penn
syyspa Coal Co. have advanced per cent wi hin
the past two weeks ane the sales h.ve quite large
Illinois Central Railroad bonds have for he past dap or
two, been depressed but art has been given the
BY the Land and railroad up the .t Of April
this The of his parry viii be far beyon
the most extrayagapt apiciJ s'ons.
After he adjournment Of the beard the following sses
Of stocks were made at auction in the Merchsns Ex
change
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INTsLLIGENCk.
pvyt OF Hsw Yorx, April 0, 1856.

CLEARED.
Steamship souherrer EwsD, Charleson5pofgrd, reston
A 20.
stip F1d' nkp. Eslen Liverpool IIoward Rdkeway.
hip Unr,ipe Dow. Hsz det, Mors Observation-Disclosures
i,nsl 10 20
Bsik Alte Penny, Ci-nfueE os-Wenberga Weeks
Fars tvfrnsrp, LttleJobp kstsn7ss-Wsyd@n h Co.
plrs I'M bon twood Ph ladelptis-Jas nd.
Eiip J.is II cwrsli Peace II ID BrookusD 4 Co.
trgW boWe taiou san Juan Cuba--stur gcs Go.
rr,s sussp scale Bedding, Ph,lsdr'phia-Jes Hand.
Irig Mon tbs sbt, Eon Vienna Md Iiuncan Co.
tcpr N fsmse, tsrrow, Arroyo, Pr V 0nat MA
rcbr Dodge rtilden 81 Kits-vsn Brupt 4 slaght
sttr Old Dominion, Bunker, New Orleans Station
ecbr " PrsineId Bcwtnct Dsren--yAn Brunt 4 saght
stb Rltts Beu,h, sharp. Wilmington Mott
&bc. sr.--., go,
srT- f,srl BIiegs observation-disclosures 4 Rudderov.
scbr ann ID b 80 Norfolk Mott BedeL
sebT Hi Carter Marshall, AleysrG ta-J Merrill.
sefy ! zoe Hammond, Baltimore kailsr, Lord gu.
resu - -, ,.r..-,,, ,u
sctf tsrrricee, Dor. Or sns, Me-RP Buck Co.
schr Er ,qhi ~ sra Boetor-s Lewis
Sob N, x,co, Br'pSs, rev Esven-J Havrns
gcp Vniait = Eggs Pfovde-se-J u Baveus
saw 8 ISvtp beilocs, 0vtdsnce-- Master.
trcp.rpy otb o. Morley Bsltln ore CromwePs Line.
yr,ttltr 5s.n Jorts, glisdephis-W y Tb.npson.
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Letter rsom loioneI Fremont.


The following letter from Col Fremont to Gov. Charles
Rcbinson If Karsss, tAs been handed to us by the
Governor Himself vi his consent ths It should be pub
luhed:-
No. 17e SECOND AVENUE, NEW YORK, March II, 1855.
My DRAR SR-Yonr Lever Of Fsbruary reached me In
Wa hipgtcn time since read 1t with much salts
faction. II great pleasure 20 find you retained
lively recollection Of int in California But
my ewn exper ence is, that permanent and valuable
Friendships are most sn formed IN contests AM struv
giles. has od points then they become sAient,
and We knos each otner suddenly.
bad DO beep thin king aud speski,g OF you atterly
The Banks ballot ipg ir the 80 movements
in Kspsas, had naturally carried my mind back to
Or came ssasonaby and fly to complete the connection
We were defeated then but that contest only In
cdent In great strgy and tho victory deferred not
st You have carried another de the principle,
with coursee and abili 70 maintain it; and make you
tincere coDgratulat your success-ncom pete
90 far bu, dessnea in The ED 10 tr umph absolutely
bad been wsrg TO what shape the Kansas question
would take in Cor gess, that night be ena5 ed to give
you soue views in rea'i TO the probable result. No
thing has bee piished. But satisfied that
in the end Congress will take efficient to lay
fcre The American people The exact truths concerning
your ssirs Neither you or can have any doubt wat
rdiet the people s pronounce upon truthful exp,i-
ten 1t Is 10 be feared, from tbs proclamation Of the
President that he rtenes TO recognize the patton in
KsDsas ss the eg innate government ana that It's ssd
law the osth and the means to be taken TO
pei rs people IS sena, viii all circty or indirectly be
supported by the army OF the United States. Your
r-o4iitn will nrdoub edy be difficult blu. you
/ ow have gIea, confidence in your frrnsss ami
prudence. Wh,n he critical moment arrives, you
true man VII al~sys fud his best counsel in tina.
inspraton which good fails to gre him
at the instant Of trail All history teaches US that great
units in the great plan Your ACTIONS VI be determin
ed BY sveoe, they present themselves; and at this
distance can only say that symp.thze cordially With
you. and that you ,toot by firmly and generous
ly, when Nc we're defeated by toe nuHsrs in California
have every ospositon 70 stand you the same vsy
In Jour battle with hem In Kansa..
You zee that what have been saying Ia more rspy
70 the suggestions which your ccneson makes TO me,
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ASHES. Market unchanged.
sass moderate The transactions embraced about 4oOO
5000 bills, including common State and Western =.
sH g TO- sooa straight State and Western a. So
S.n::ss sss siS sale: Of 81 cans saa
were in mode se demand with sales Of 500 600 bos a.
prices i1l al grades ranging from 81 70 - 49, Rye
ws quiet at IS .. SIX for Jersey and IS for
Brandywine Wheat-The sales embraced 800 bushels
cIose prime white Canadian ct 81 %; 500 do fair da
The sales embraced about 10000 bushels, in
common to GOOD qusttiss Of mixed white and ys-
low at Gle. ESQ., strictly prime lots white were Offer
At Csc. B.Sey@Abou ZOO bushels we're sold ~ il Is
u 80. Oats were in TAR demand without change in
prices.
loAo. l2kc 20 do Bahia at hc., and small lot La
gus, RI at l2ho.
COTTON The market was firm, with sales OF about
500 baes based upon middling uplsnd 81 about 1890
FRKGHIs-To Liverpool, about 20 900 to 80 900 buh.
OF grain eng ged in bulk, Co., and 500 bales
pressed ton ~ 3l6d bacon at 25s, and fierce
beef 3d. Cd about 500 bbs rosin 1t 70 Cd Raes to
London we're quiet To Hsvrs cotton was at Nd A
vessel OF 400 chartered for Naples load with
cotton a. No There was no change In rates tor Gait
forn,s.
of 200 boxes valencss were uuAdeat 70
500 bunch rasns at and 200 doayers atS5 co.
HAY.-Saes Of 200 sos bales 81 81 II a 81 l8s1.
MoIAsls.-Sales OF 500 600 bols. New Orleans were
100 hhds. Trinidad at 81 nc.
PkoyHIoNs-Pork-The market was heavy, and prices
lower wi sales OF 60 800 bbls, including mess, at
SIG rs $40 37h, and prime at SIS SIX Asib So Beef
steady About $50 bbls sold at IS rs 50 IS
tor ny prime, and at 50 IS $40 IS for do,
and Sll Sl3 for repacked Western Oher descriptions
unchanged Cut meats-Sales Of about $50 20t
packages incluiDg shoulders, at c a7Ac and hams
at SIC. 9Ac Bacon on tie spot scarce and I'm,
wtie 0CG short midcles rib ia, sold dsv
cradle in May, NJ private terms. Lsrd5ses OF 200
500 bbi-. were made at e1c l0c. Ohio butter 10
fair request at l7c q 2oe., and Stale at 2oc. Csc.
Cheese WAS at Sc. a 10c.
NAVAL STORES steady. Rosin last sold atsl TO-
ard 9lirits at S8o
RICE quiet a. DC. q Axe.
srCEs.-10 bags piWentO sold at lie.
SUG4Rs-The market more active, with sales of
200 bids including chiefly Caba muscovado at prices
ranging from $50 . 7hc; prime do. a. sks. and 3
Ell 10. prime Porto Rico at SIC.
LoGwooD.-About zoo tons we're reported a. $40 cash.
in bend.
LEAD "A sAe of SO tons soft Epglsh made at hc
TEA The sale ACE Of the cargo per A. cada BY auc
ton well attended, and satisfactory prices Obtained
Nearly the whole catalogue was gone through with.
WHisKEY-T TIE sales embraced about 300 400 bbs.
Ohio and prison at q Hc including lots Of the la
tr reported at Csc.
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BREAXING UPEN PACKAGES IN MISSOUEL-N a
meeting OF The citizen o. Kansas city, Missouri tins fol
loving ADDRESS to the pu Bile the
occurrence at wharf Of the unlawful seizure and
breaking Of ,ox or package CONSUMED ono OF
shinoisg merchants, has caused impression
favors BILE to good name; and whereas, dsem 1t
bul just to ourselves, and the public that such i'm
preston should be oontradicsed, meeting Of the
chants and shi Iers of Kansas called which meeting
submits the f. owing:-Ths box opened oy persons
from Lexington and Independence, -ho came up on the
boat unkno to citizens and the act performed be-
fore even all the people the wharf Of
intent 30 to CO. The box contained plan forte and bore
no evidence OF ything else whatever Wa c1usyped
to Messrs. Simmons Leadoester the latter only being
town. and being oonpa alive stranger here old DO
feel able TO resist We condemn the act Unlawful and
sinister and he ievs 1t TO have heen premsitated the
part of hose inmical TO interests apo jealous o.
prosperity and by scme largely int ested IN removing
trace fiom this place to LeAvenw0rth and othe- towns
And We hereby cecare that property consig red to
shat be protects from due improper moles tsan
spd:batt tie peril Of lives this declarato shall be
main .aiL ed and ms dc good.
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Total .......ss. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75c
F4YAI. Feb 2,Fsy al dates Fab q stats that slip s. Der
haa hesd and csd
ssis d, sroyrd leak ns badly. h having Bill d
E ne I'VE s va Shin s =:
from New reans tor Liverpool. remained in quarandne,
being
Of DE her Her sa had & md
taken on tos' e1;rs AID the hcbes %
xs cdH P rssd
@ and %
FSssepS spsr .s sSns
ready and coed weather prevailed for week she voad
scout Gs5. .hs esm.sed os,go q hs sAR E.yen.wood
50 sssn P,ss;s fss $ :asans,ss
s h'fyy sn nsy ns 'ss
S dqS nsss
wSs shove he had been s
about 10 tsil for kpg'sDt.
po.d put 1to bermuda is ut ssy psleo Ter ohS;ns dur
rr ass rex. msr.Is a1d TAs erven to SEA- sde was not
srrp ABps BRewN Capt Brown Q. the chip Abby Brown.
from Rcton q New Orleans, reports Lett sosou tho AN
Vet e.Iss ~ ,hs7 sslp struck sht.ns ooe
w r u,. is v,s sss and
BR BARK QuEgs tIc1onIl-cspt Lovi Of Br brig Samuel
KsI 81 Bs,os ,IG s'n reps v "a Inst mt ht$ Lon
81 FOE Bristol wAsriot geo. rudter sone &C. eov
sid fcm Savannah Htb ut
BsIg BALDWIN at holmes Hoe from Ca-dsnas, lod Is
bhos molsstes of deck.
aBR scpn FASsr s.Rla tf Aaehso Young from Port su
er, Ashore on rect South inssus n,sbt Of oh nt TIE
crep witch saved Or sold 18th tx per ID, ami
n hos-f lib 18Th This IL the third vessel ed
% tie Above reef since Feb H. 10 per cent savage al
LIVED bs cargo ARD TO on materials saved Veesel and
carte insured IL Boston
eca GULF previously reported ashore has been 90,
~ srd wa towed up 10 Wilmington NO, Oh inst.
scpn sross CLOUD hence at Baltimore lost bboom Gu,
dat r ini last
yrsavI UPA vessel anprentY Of 20 tons copper
Cd roton up In at Is N on 70 n ", about ID
inst.
Lvtrtum vE@n-rAe whaling barf NAT, witch 70
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Con, mon fis as-speciai Term.


DHRuoss-Georae Carpenter against Frederick BsJ er
Motion TO confirm. Report of referee granted.
William Les sgAlnst Bef jan in !. Carr, &c-Moton to
disnis. Complaint denied. with $40 CT SITS.
william Grant against Albert G. Smitb.-Judgment for
Plaintiff demurrer, with coss With leave 10 defend
ont 70 answer within TWEEN days, &c, 80
krsrcs Koebsiter sgsinsl John Ofser Sherif-Notion
to oismiss appeal granted with costs unless the ap-
reliant p.y the css in the court below ard costs of this
OH a vi hin Fix dsys.
Phi p smf h sasinst Edward Naturalization TO dis
sove II juno Il n gran I'd, with $40 coats.
joseph W. Corhes against ". f. Gu ney.--Motion 10
set ssite and vaoate order Of arrest denied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
TEE Town OF FRANKFORT (Ky.) FOR SAL

TIE Town OF FRANKFORT (Ky.) FOR SALE
VINO BIDS We clip the toto wing from Lou svi lie
Dtmoca,:-Th@ sale will 'ainly take pace dis
tans d., that il fixed fact The town IL irrtrevab
cebt and wholly uDsbie 10 pay httl. bills of .
Thousand collars contracted years ago. From che Com
mon1ceoh q that its liabilities about hun
dred and twenty four tousard dollars something Of
dip for village Of few hunnred poli'ical gamble Its
consist Of ws'er works ees o. the Capitoi
Hote and stocks in turpp ke roads And although
they cost the people 0O0 cont suppose the
whole town-incud'ng Know No hing politicians peni
Tertiary and au-woud bring than six bits undsc
the han However, those who in tbs habit Of
dealing in chips and whetstonss wouli do we'll to attend
the sale; they can't injure their business
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CoNrIr1oN or rHE Hupson RIyKR.-We

CONDITION OF THE HUDSON RIvER-We learn
r. n passenger the noon train rom Nes York
siiob arrived here last evening" that the steamers Nor.
wiob senta Claus we're 81 Pcughkeepse. Toe for
msr bad brot her shaft am the latter was endeavor
rg 10 cut bsr wsy through the Ice. From tns 80 ne
souIce we earn hat the rfter clear from this city
down 70 Coeyraus clotd from that place TO Baltimore
~ ~ NJ he place 70 Stul ve.ant closed fcom
-'ut,esnt . Cox.fcls, open I'm he later piso. TO
~ tfrt ~ t,tpf m ron Hncson down TO Poug
t.s 80 - Il saN1 WI tues a 10
.tf tftstt,f u tf-r tbe ica 40 and b1at nay
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