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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-28

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE DEPUTY SUPERiS'
IrSDEST.-The following report of the Deputy Su-
pernendent of Police for the quarter ending June ~
was submitted to the Common Council last evening
BY this it appears that the whole number OF arrests,
for elonies, msdemearors and other oenses, was as
follows:
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There is an advertisement in to-days paper, on
the page, which viii interest many persons to read
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ADVERTISEMENT


As REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGES-
T,oN we think the OxYcESATED BiTTERs unequsea They
are free fre alec ho and oonsnjudcionsy combined Win
other bygenc subancesoxygen, the chic vital eiement'
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DRowyEp.-A man named John johnson, while
bathing at Red Hook Point, was drowned by being
caught with a cramp. He was waiter at the Man
sion House, His body was recovered.
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advertisement
BI-NKFR's LIFE-PRESERVING

BUNKER6 LiFE-PRESERVlNG SHIRT. - Inls
valuable article s rapidly acquiring should the public
1t the and convenient things
invented and satisfied that IL will always
insure the from watery death The following certif
Gates speak tor themselves:
BUFFALO. july IA, 1857.
CAPT c. J. BUNKER. No. 35 Broadway, New fork-Deay
Sir We take great pleasure in recommending for general use
for fe saving upon the waters newynvened
Jackets and Shifts We were present at the
experiment You made with them in harbor the other day.
and think the most practical and best Life servers
world Capable supporting aoa on the water
any length time time leaving the aud body
free act swim anything else For boa. service In
exposed places consider them most invaluable
for II a boat swamps, the men are all night
We respectfully yours.
F. r. DoRR Chairman Board Lake Underwriters.
JOIN N. GARDNER, Member Elk Com. Underwriters
d. p. DoBBIss Secretary Board Lake Underwriters
BENJAMIN BAGNALL, General Agent Etna Ins. Co.
WIN. c. DAWSON, Marine Inspector.
SAG HARBoR, June TO- 1857.
CAPT C. BuSxER-Dear Sir: have examined and made
experiments with the Life Saving Jacket and Bathing Shirts OF
your consider them the best articles for fesavins
purposes that have been offered to the public have
made experiments with the the seacoas and am OF
opinion that they would be invaluable for the use OF the life
saving stations they would afford additional means Of res
cuing shpwrecked persons Very respectfully,
j. NJ. SCELLINGER,
Superintendent, &c, Coast OF Long Island.
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IAdvert!sement.I

ZINE POCKET CUTLERY.-The subscribers offer
eye,y variety Of above made by the first msnuctuers
being the Richest display Of the kind in the city j. s.
SAUNDERS, store only 1t No. Assor House.
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ADVERTISEMENT
GREAT EXCITENiENT-Ap perfect rush for them
splendid MUSLIN DRESSES for One Dollar, at
T. N. JAMEs's, No. l02 6h.av, near 9th st.
ADVERTISEMENT
1900 yards SECOND MOURNING MUsLINs will
be offered This Day at 8 cents per yard
7. H. JAMES, No. l02 9Th av., near sth.st.
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SurrosEn HoMlcIDE.-Coroner Redding Vas called
vsterdsy 70 held q isqusst % the body Of msa u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-28
TIE GowASrs FIRE.-The loss by this fire will moi
600, and covered by insurance. The loss


The property was insured for 900 in the Phoenix,
Humboldt Montsuk. Fulton, E.na of Hartford, and
the Hartford Insurance Companies, each 5000.
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puo,;c. we're administered aud with good re-
N ~ sin A few hours che wa out Of danger
' 9.' q ersprs she wa, sn at the Hospital and
Ian. rscoyerirr. TIE oau'e of her attemp' al
"Rrs was ,te despcndency naturally resulting from
,s.SDg such life. 1t was only last winter that she
sr., hscsms the inmate Of such house, previous to
That time and fer several years, che had been an
actress, ,r ard bad played respectable parts.
Some year, since she was married. but the cOpjugM
..,.,oo proyirg on unpleasant one, separation TOOK
,,.os ard the wife retired to her parents with he'
infant boy, where she remained until she dehoeraYy
took up her abode in house Of prostitution ~,
history, her weakness, her struggled her aosPa', hu
desire for death her attempt at sefdestruction Is out
,be sad story of one among thousands snug.
ample from the unpublished hundreds 0, cases "an,
ss guilty as hopeless, and IS criminal In al 'N''f
,elf.murcer.
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On one side is the folio wing quotation:

Tbey that be wise the brightness OF the hnna
nent they that TO righteousness as the stars
for ever and "-Dsn xii, s.
On the otl or side is the following:
blessed are dead which Gle in the Lord from hence
forth yea saith the Spirit that they may from their abors
and their works do follow them."-Rev. xiv, H.
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and depone Mt has reason to believe the same mas Deen
inserted through the fundamentally, wish or approval
Of the plaintiff and the deponent has, 10 Schedule Is,
hereto annexed, set forth such CORES ponaence.
States North Carolina, now IN the harDor
nj the mort OF New-YOrk, have kindly and in the
bsndso,pest manner invited depOnent to mess with
them which he is temporanly doing but tits absolutely
Necessary that he should know precisely what under
ali the circumstances of this case must be his present
personal liabilities, and TO what extent no ulust %
personally and kept from his duties in foreign
country. under the circumstances aforesaid.
And this deponent has understood and believes that
the plaintiff herein beside claiming damages OF this
deponent to the amount of s5 600 in this acfion mas
demanded redress OF the British Government through
the Secretary Of State at the seat Of government al
Washington. m,.
Wit If acting nt.SurgeOn Arthur L. Ireland,
hereto annexed and the contents thereof are true W
the knowledge Of this deponent.
And this deponent likewise says he had no pecunsfy
interest ip or benefit, claim or right OF reward,
arising from his having been put in eharse OF the ssd
vessel Psnchta is he entitled 10 any Partieus.
nav or extra pay therefor does he get any dement,
thereby. directly or indirectly, present or future.
And this deponent further says he has rot q pres
ent put in his answer to this action, nor has oai
justified. orvv.,xv ,,.,,.,.,,RN.
srsn q. the City of SxST s III
SCHEDULE AGAR. MoaEssYs Issr.vcIIorss' 1857.
H $500. sAr.no River a Cong NE NY The h. ASs
ny Si,ss,GY: n' a:ins
Being NewYork you 10 lose no time u ,sa are to
PsEchts overto the American eces boarding
you your wish to give up the tspposy t. Or by showing
nt.ted yOu exprrsns either ~ tie Psnchts
:s 70 s si.ass sr Z s..
her one 0oment after beng "a the Psesc"e'" wv
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GERMAN PIc.NIc.-The German Turnvereins, to
gether h several German military companies OF the
Eastern District, proceeded to Bowronvle yesterday
on grand picnic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

A correspondence from Genoa, pub
hshed in the Paris Constitutional, says that
the grand Duke Constantine and his officers
there went to the theatre, where they heard
for the first time in their lives the Marseil2aiSe,
introduced into ballet representing the
emancipation of slavery into the United
States.
A gypsy woman promised to show
two young ladies their husbands faces in a
pail OF water. They looked and exclaimed:
why we only see our own faces" 'Well,'
said the gypsy, "those faces will be your hus-
bands when you get married"
The room of Jocob Lambert, at
Lovejoy's Hotel, New York city, on Monday
afternoon, was entered and So 900 worth of
gold dust stolen from his trunk. He had re-
turned from California in the George law, on
Monday.
Jewelry to the amount of four thou
sand dollars was dug up by policeman at
Pascugoula, Miss, short time since 1t had
been stolen two years before, and buried by
the thief,
A correspondent of the New Orleans
Picay,sne says that about fen thousand i'm
ported slaves from Africa have been landed on
the Cuban coast this season.
Bowdoin College now contains a larger
number of students than ever before, the
Spring catalogue showing total of 251.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

Professor Clark of Amherst College.
while performing the experiment of making
electrical light, one day last week, was very
nearly blinded by the intenseness of the light.
since which he has been obliged to coniine
himself to dark room. So painfully intense
is the impression left upon the retina of his
eyes, that though the room is SO dark that
his friends and attendants cannot see each
other in it, to him it seems to be filled with
the most dazzling light. Permanent and
serious results are feared from the affection,
but hopes are entertained from bis present
seclusion from daylight, that his excited and
inflamed organs viii shortly recover the shock
and be restored 10 their normal condition.
The recent decision of the Supreme
Court is having the effect to drive all thinking
men in the Democratic ranks, who are-not
blinded by official station and prospects, into
the Republican ranks. Among the recent
accessions, we learn, is that of II. g. Simp-
son, Esq, late editor of the 81. Laurence
Democrat, and more recently stump speaker
OF the BUCCANEERS in New Hampshire. Mr..
). has removed to Minnesota, where we hope
his labors in the ranks of Freedom will meet
with success.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

PATENTs.-The following patents were issued
from the United States Patent Office for the week
ending April IA, 1857, to residents of Massachu-
sets -
james Emerson Of Worcester-For improve
ment in reefDg ships sails.
G. H. Wheeler of Boston-For improvement in
curtain fixtures.
Daniel w. Messer Of Boston-For imp Owe
ment in molasses cups.
VIM. W. Willmott Of Boston, assignor to him
self and Henry F. Gardner of same place-For
improvement IN boot trees
Stephen Oliver Jr., Of Lynn-For improve
ment in boot and shoe heels.
George Z. Reed of Waltham-For improve
ment in watches.
Additional Improvements. --David N. B. Coffin.
Jr., of Newton Centre-For improved flterer.-
Patented September2 2, 1856.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21
Sundry other reports were made.

ATTEMPT OF A CONVICT TO MURDER AN Or
FIoER.-A tragedy of similar character to
those recently perpetrated in the State Prison.
came near being enacted to day in the House
of Correction at South Boston. Durino the
latter Ipart of last week, a convict named
William Jennings, made application for adj
mission to the hospital and upon being ex.
amined by DR.. Walker, was pronounced not
to be sick and was directed to return to
his work.
This morning, Jennings made another an
phcatlon to "see the DOCTOR and with
others, was conducted to the HOSPITAL en-
trance, by Mr.. Anson d. SAWYER an officer of
the prison, who was in the act of unlocking
the door, when he (Jennings) suddenly
stepped from his proper position, and struck
Mr.. Sawyer with knife-aiming the blade
at his throat Fortunately, the blow was
struck in such manner as to turn the blade
so that it glanced backwards The knife
passed through Mr.. Sawyers collar, and the
collar Of his vest and shirt, and inhicting but
slight wound on the back of his neck.
Mr.. Sawyer, at the moment of the assault.
knocked Jennings to the ground, and he was
at once ironed and placed in solitary, without
uttering word in explanation of his murder
GUS conduct.
The knife was an ordinary shoe knife, and
appeared to have been recently sharpened
Jennings is desperate youth and bears bad
character Boston Journal, 20M.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21
BhIonr AND ConpnN.-The london rimea

BRIGHT AND CoBDEN.-The London Times
says of the defeat of Golden:
"Let the constituencies think, not upon
what he has done since 1916, but the energy,
the singleness of purpose, the zeal with
which he fought the fight for food for many
long year, when that fight was no easy one.
He is not a man to be cast aside like Clipped
brick. Unless we much mistake the signs of
the times. there is little cloud upon the hor-
izon-as yet no bigger than a mans hand,
which denotes time when his services may
again be called into squisition. For two
years we have opposed these two gentlemen
IN well nigh every act of their public lives,
and yet we now most honestly say that we
deeply regret to see erased from the rol-can
the names of John Bright and Richard Cob
den"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21
Fins nciaI.

MONDAY MORNING, April 90 1857.
The money market has been well supplied with capital
the past week, and rates have varied little from to 81
per cent on first class paper These rates seem pretty
well fixed for The present. and the sgns of the meso
are rather against farther reduction to any extent
The recent advance of interest rates from 10 81 per
cert by the Bank of England entirely unexpected
and its effect here will not be favorable 1t is said how
ever that the causes which led to the advance are OF
temporary nature, and that had the measure been de-
ferred one day longer il would not have been carried
out, as the arrival of $5OO,0OO from Australia would
have strengthened the bullion of the bank so as to pre-
vent it.
The demand for all classes of good stocks is very fair
but not pressing though the small amount of the differ
ent securities offered for sale tends to check any material
decline.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

REVIEW OF THE NEW York DRY GooDs MARKET.
Aprli IL Domestic Goods-rhe past week has been the
most sombre of the whole year, the trade being imited
ana holders Of most fabrics less dispirted The
western trade has not yet forward as expected
From causes already set forth in columns the coec
lions are tardy In plain English, the West and espec
ay the Northwest pay for the goods boughtast
a and have therefore neither money or credit to invest
in spIing fabrics
Cassimeres and Satnets.--Faucy cassmeres are dun
and lower AT private sale there is but little doing and Il
Is impossible to crowd of stock in large quantities at any
price, By auction about 100000 yds very light Cotton
warps, in good Styles but Weighing four ounces
to the yard, which had previously been selling at 60 at
private sale, were closed out at average of less than
ACC per yard. They were owned In Philadelphia and
made in that vicinity.
sanes are dull, and nearly all kinds are heavy and
lower > M
Tweeds and Jesns.-Fancy tweeds are dun and heavy
Kentucky Jeans are more accommodating and selling
slowly.
Foreign Goods.The auction rooms are still nlei with
goods, and this is the only method of dsposnR Of
stock The prices realized very irregular, but in al.
most every description Of goods there is loss from the
invoiced price.-JOurnGL Of Commerce
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

INAUGURATION OF THE sTATUEoF GEN. WAR.
REN.-The coming anniversary Of the battle Of
Bunker Hill, promises to be the occasion Of one
the greatest assemblages Of the people than ever
congregated in the metropolis The Boston ma.
pers state that the Inauguration Of the statue Of
Gen. Warren, which is nearly finished, will take
place on the 18th Of June next, the eighty.
second anniversary Of the battle of Bunker I'M
Hon. Edward Everett and other gentlemen will
speak on the occasion. Invitations have been
extended TO the President aad Vice President ~
the United States, the Cabinet, and many Other
distinguished gentlemen. The Grand Lodos 90
Free MasOns has accepted an invitation to tako
part In the festivities, and numerous eneamn.
ments Of the same fraternity will appear.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

SoUTHBRIDGE--From the Press, we learn
that there were religious services in most of the
churches there on Fast Day. Rev. Mr. Parker
preached an eloquent discourse, prefaced by some
appropriate remarks in reference to the unwar-
rantable interference of the Governor with thu
duties of the clergy. Mr.. Parker said that he in.
tended to give his views on the duties of clergy
men in reference to political questions, but that
his engagements had prevented him from prepar-
ing such discourse. Surely, the Governors
advice is not very highly respected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

Mothers, MotirTs. Mothers. AN OLD
NURSE FOR CHILDREN Don't fail to procure Mrs
Wnslo@'s Soothing Strap for Children Testhng It has
no equal on Earth. No mother who has tried Mrs Wins
lows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children will ever consent to
et ner eh pass through the dtressng and critical pc
Iloa OF teehing without the aid Of this invaluable prep
aTat'on 1t life add health be es mgted By dollars
ana cents, 1t Is worth its weight in gold
Millions of Bottles If Mrs Wins owls sooTHrya svprp
are sold every year in the United States
PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS A BOTTLE
= soid at propttetor's prices, by NJ B. GREEN & co
eEo X. SPUR co, and Druggists generally.
Era
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

BOSTON BooT AND SHOE MARKET, April II There is
no change of any importance in the Boot and Shoe a
kes to notice snce last report. few orders have
been received from the South West and from the
England trade there has been moderate demand The
supply of goods on the market continues abpndan All
prices OF all kinds rule very low with no prospect Of
Improvement at present Importers of Hides are now
connuentof higher range of prices thai has yet been
realized, account of the scarcity which exists in all d.
rectons and both Hides and Leather are held with more
or less frmness, at but slightly reduced rates ON the
hgnest point yet reached. Manufacturers have it is
evident noalternave but to suspend operations as ncb
as possioe and reduce materially the amount OF goods
- Ship. Last. ''''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

The Burdell estate trial before the Surro-
gate of New York, was adjourned on Satur-
day until the 28th inst. The evidence was
not all clear or relevant, and Mr.. Flagg, one
of the witnesses. was not shown to be very
reliable. Mrs. Stansbury, who had hired Dr.
Burdells house, repeated the testimony which
she gave before Coroner Connery, that DIR.
Burdell appeared to be very much incensed
against Mrs. Cunningham, and said she had
been acquainted with him for twenty years.
Connery's examination was proceeded with
on Friday. DR.. Woodward deposed that, at
the request of the coroner, he examined the
bodies of Ecke, Snodgrass, and Mrs. Cum
ningham, to see if there were any marks of
violence upon them. A policeman, Mr.. Com
merry, and woman were in the room when
Mrs. Cunningham was stripped.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

E@BosroN CoTToN GooDs MARKET, April IT, There is
little or no Improvement in the Cotton Goods market aimee
last week Business continues quite dull for the season
but goocs generally hold with as much irmness as
previously noteed as even present rates they scarcely
pay the cost OF production, owing the high price OF the
raw material which rules at the present time from 81 Sc
per 10 higher than last year. Heavy Brown Sheetngs
nave been sold at 9c, and standard gods are gene
ally held at the latter rate and light goods are selling at
sac and firm at these prices Prints continue in steady
but moderate dsmand with sales principally at prices
ranging from lie. Gnghams continue quite steady
at IL a I14c.-Ship. List
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

DANIEL WEBsTER.--A steel engraving of Dam
iel Webster of the same size as that of President
Hopkins of Williams College, will soon be offered
for sale in this city. 1t is thought to be the best
picture of Daniel Webster in the country. The
small sum of fifty cents will supply to every man
= copy of the p cture
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

THEATRIcAI.-This evening is set apart for
the Benefit of the infant prodigy, little Maggie
Mcmillan, and we,trust our citizens, many of whom
have been highly delighted with her excellent
rendition of the gentle eva will turn out en-
aaasse, to make glad the heart, and heavy the
purse, of the young asprant for histrionic fame.
An excellent bill has been selected-the favorite
operate drama of "ROb Roy" in which, Mrs
Mcmillan will make her first appearance on our
boards as "Diana Vernon" Report speaks
highly of this lady's vocal abilities. Mr.. Mar
shall will also appear as 'Rob Roy" in which
character, he stands unrivalled 1t is enough to
say that the other characters are in the hands of
Messrs. Aylipg, Mcmillan, Williams, Munroe,
and Wilkinson. Two acts of "Uncle Toms
Cabin" will also be given. Let petite Maggie
have bumper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

A u Q I o II Il e r.,
Office 100 Main street. opposite the Post Office up Stairs
VIM give his particular attention to sALES OF REAL
ESTATE Bank and Railroad Stocks, Works Of Art Fur
nture at Brvate Residences, Live Stock Sc on Farms
and Personal Property generally
H. W Will also attend to the Appraisal of Real Es
tate and Personal Property in any part the City or
Country.
haYe permission to refer to the following gentemen;
HON LEVI LINCOLN, Worcester.
a." EMORY WAsHBURN,
CHARLES ALLEN,
- HENRY CHAPLIN,
messrs. DEWEY Il WILLIAMS
VIM. T. MERRIFgELD, Esq,
ELI THAYER, Esq
D. S. essinger, Esq,
BROADHEAD Il Co., Boston.
CHAs. P. BANCROFT, Esq. =
RICHARDS, HAIGHF Il Co.. New York
DANIEL AVER, Lowell. d2m f2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21
DIP IONA AWAR EIDE!
DIR. CLARKE'S

By the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association,
al their Fair held in Boston. Sept, 1857
Warranted made Of Dock Root Sarsaparlg DaGdelion,
Wild Cherry Prickey Ash, Rhubarb, Thoroughwort VIM
tergresn, &c. Warranted to Billgus complaints
weak stomach loss of Appetite dyspepsia. plies ccstive
ness and bumOrs they renew, resore, fory and build
up the system, very pleasant take and sold the
low price OF Csc pint 42s o. qts 75c, qts 81 25
Sold in worcester by JAS. GREEN and N. II. An
DREWS Main street, and dealers throughout city and
country generally. dam AM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

FoR OREGoN.-Julius l.. Clark, late of this
Office, and formerly editor of the Worcester
Transcript, sails from New York to, day, for
San Francisco, en- route for Oregon Mr..
Clark has been resident of the Pacific coast,
in the early history of gold digging, and his
many friends here and in Worcester, will
send with him on this, his second trip to the
Pacific, many good wishes for the future
Springfield Republican.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-21

WATsR Poor CLoTHEs.-M. Payen, a
Partisan chemist, is the inventor of simple
and cheap method of rendering clothes water
proof which has been extensively tested, and
Its Importance acknowledged both in France
and England. His process is to take one
kilogramme of alum, and dissolve in about
eight gallons of water. On mixing the two
there will be a precipitate in the form of
powder created, which is the sulphate of lead.
Turn off the liquid which retains in solution
the acetate of alum, and plunge into it the
article to be rendered impermenble. Malax-
ate the article by kneadlng it with the hands
until 1t becomes thoroughly saturated, when
after few moments-take it out of the liquid
and hang 1t IN the air to dry. Goods render
ed lmpermeable by this process retain no UNI
pleasant ndnr