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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
SMART h CILLETT'S COLUNN.
tsrCCEssoRs To rwICHrI GIIIFrr,
Stoves. Tin Plate. Copper and
Sheet Iron at
W"HOkES.1LE 4 RETAIL.
NV hav" now IN store y 'srpe assortment 81 P.r.
w 'or. oNr". U.strr ard Cook Stoves TO which
W" the attention of the citizens 81 Davenport
and the public Generally

The Centurion.
TT,EVATEyD OVEN.
The s. stove in the world for sale by
sepe2 SAC
TIVE Forest Oak Cock steve Tor wood ~
fsep22l SMART / GIIIETT's
THF G,la.n Ase c.ot ST.. :, .o., - =, ~
9NHE vnican cock stove Tor .@a ~ s.f.hy
tser99, SMART 4 GIIIETT
vT,bE phtmien eoos stove 70, wood 20, .-lehv
'.ei?el SMART GIIIETT
1--WE Rsck Disnond cox stove for coat q which
J wss swAr'-d H. Hrst premium 81 the eco.. Go
srricni.ura'Fa!r in 1855 for sale BY
-.y22 sAG
(toAL STOVES for sale BY
u .eI22 sac
! CLIMtx Cook stove by
~ sepl2 SAG
Governor Elevated Oven for sale By
VI sep72 SAT
MoRNING STAR, and king of stoves; .leva.ee
vJNlS WARE Of all kinds ~
] sep22 $40
COPPER WARE for saleby
| ~ sep22 SAG
| u DOPING done 10 order ~
4 N 4ep22 SAC
| TOBBING Of all kinds doneby
u sep22 $40
| TAPANNRD Ware Of all kinds BY
| u sep22 SAG
DRITTANIA ware Of Ill kinds BY
ID sep22 SAG
| DkRIoR TOvEs Of all kinda for sa,s by
| / -epa9 sac
| OFFICE and heating stov,sty
| ~ sep22 SAG
| NALL and see for yourselves what else they hsv.
| Ost SMART Gl.LETT'S,
| sep32 Brady street. opposite Post once
| ENAMEIHD are Of I'll kinds u
~ seO23 SA0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
ONION SEED.

vV,RE sui -eribcr~ ave just recriyed g1anfify d
/ fresh w.thcr.f.id ohien Seed which thew will
sell at 81 pr poun cAsH, III quantities of2o w nh"s
ard upws DIG. NouHsh NiEih.
s,hsutm Gazette
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
Fr.lSif Trees,

Tv>IF Subscribers VIII tax orders ~ Fruit TTee~ ~
i every d. rpi ion 10 H. dei-cr"i IN baveiip" I
NJ castrra retail phi Is without di.o ~ la's for
freight M hSt 49,
i,.osa IN, corner Rock Island h Front It.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
/" 4 WORD To THE WISE. y

A IL persona indebted 70 the Subscribers, eit,sfr
"A BY Note OF on Account, Ars requested 10 male
inu,ediass payment 81 the nAPOAIuA, on BraAy
Soiy -, ~ HI 4 3. ". nITCHKLl'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06

nRkss bUTTON0l DnEao EJTTONs iHJnsy
~ has IN immense aascsineht, tie hest 10 t,wn.
Hrsdy street tssWssA Fourth ard HftA.
Oct no-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
SIXTY LIVES LOST

TORONTO, March l3 The railroad accident at
Hamilton, C. W, yesterday occurred on the
Great Western Railway, at the bridge over the
Des Jardines Canal, which is elevated some sixty
feet above water The bridge swings, and it is
supposed that the train which passed for the East
a short time before, had sunk the bridge so much
that the locomotive of this train was obsTucted
to such degree that the passenger cars were
raised up and thrown into the canal. The train
W. the IDEAL accommodation from Toronto to
Hamilton, and left Toronto at four o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The number of passengers was
estimated at from seventy-fve to one hundred,
of whom only fifteen were taken, alive, from the
wreck, and of these five have since died. The
water in the canal is eighteen feet deep, and
ly all those not Immediately killed were drown.
ed. The engine aud tender, with the engineer
and fireman, were pitched headlong into the ca
nal, and are buried twenty feet below the surface
The baggage car and two passenger cars are com
pletely shattered and of the latter turned bot
tom side up, and nearly submerged.
This morning parties werel still busy in ex-
Treating the bodies from the wreck In an out
house adjoining the station house at Hamilton,
about fifty or sixty corpses of men, women and
children were laid on one floor. No inquiry into
the cause of the accident has yet been held
Most of the passengers were from Hamilton,
Toronto, and the adjoining towns. Samuel Zim.
norman of Niagara Falls, Isaac Buchanan of
Hamilton, Vice President of the road, and Capt
Twohey, popular commander on Lake Ontario,
are among the victims. Only one of the lady
passengers was saved, and she was considerably
cut and bruised. A German lad in the hind car,
seeing the conductor hastily retreating to the
back door, took alarm and followed him, and he,
the conductor, and two others, were the only ones
who escaped with trifiug injuries. Mr.. C. ].
Bridges, the managing director of the Great
Western Railway, and Mr.. Thomas c. Street of
Chippewa, were on the train, and although con.
siderably injured, escaped with their lives.
EThe following is a list of the bodies recognized
up to this forenoon donald Stuart Rev. A.
Booker, father of Mayor Booker Erastus W.
Green and little girl, daughter of j. H. Clark.
all of Toronto; James Cannon and Thomas Ben.
son of Port Hope; John Sharp bookbinder, a.
Grant, Mr.. Russell, of the firm of Millest, Mer-
rill, and Russell, of Brantford; James Barr of
Niagara; ohm c. Henderson of Hamilton.
In one of the Company's buildings lay the bod
les of sixteen men, two women, and one child :;
and of these, but three were recognized Edward
| Duffield, Rev. Dr. Kusse, and John Morley
| The remains of Mr.. Zimmerman will be taken to
his residence at Niagara sFatls this afternoon
| He was in the back car at the time of the acct
dent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
PRING GARD SEEDS.
Chinese Sugar Cane. sc.

The best varieties Of PRIZE CUCUMBERS AND
MELONS for frames
EGG PLANT, several varieties,
Early TOMATOES CAB AGE and LETTUCES
CAULIFL0WERS, several varieties.
PEAS-Danl O'Rourke, CHE earliest in the lU0rId)
Charlewood New Green Wrinkle do do White do Prince
Albert, Champion of England King of the Marrow and
all the superior sorts.
GREEN GLOBE ARTIcHoKES, WINDSoR
BEANS, TURTLE SoUP BEANS, BETS, BRO
COILS, RADISHES.
CARR0TS-Early forcing, and other sorts.
SEA Kali ROOTS.
MUSHROOM SPAWN, HERB SEEDS, SPRING
POTATOES = Early Nancy, Hills early Davis,
Garter, State Of Maine, sc. &c.
INDIAN CoRN-Early oanada, King Philip, Oar
lngs, Sugar. ruscarora, Burr's Sweet Evergreen, Old
Colony, and many other sorts.
BE4NS-All the early bush varieties.
POLE BE ANS-Large and small Lima, Horticultu-
raj Cranberry, &c and every other desirable variety of
Vegetable seeds, all and of the very first varieties
FLOWER SEEDS-0ne Of the largest collections 10
be fouad in Boston, if not the largest comprising stand
ard Sorts and novelties, both of domestic and foreign
growth
KEW IMPORTED SUGAR CANE SEED, for sale
In quality, or in pas ages at IL rs and 80 each
FRUIT SEEDS-Pesr Apple, Peach, &C, &C.
BIRD SEEDS-sl varieties.
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS Field and Ruta Baga
Turnip, Long Orange, White Belgium and Alringham
Carrots, Mangle Wur eel, Sugar Beet &C.
GRASS S&ED-Itahan and Perennial Bay, Sweet
scented Nenai, Red Top Blue Festucas Fine Mixed for
Lawns White Honey sucke Lucerne, allan Crimson, and
FRUIT, EVERGREEN AND ORNAMENT Al
TREES, GIANT ASPARAGUS ROOTS, RHU.
BARB, sc
GARDEN SYINGES, BUDDING AND PRUN-
ING KNIHES, PRUNING IMPLEMENTS and a
general ASSORTMENT of the best varieties of HoRTICUL-
9URAL TOOLS
Catalogues application II by mail enclose one
cent stamp for return postage.
The smallest orders by mail promptly responded to.
CUFFS Il COBB,
sesdsmen ant Florists, JAS Westinghouse, Boston.
JITSp RECETVED a fine assortment of llnIbs for
Spring Planting, viz;
AMARYLLIs P0RMOsIssIMA, &C.
GLADI0LU5 FlOribuadas, Gaddvensis and Ramos
us.
TIGER FLOWERS (TrigridG,) Red and Yellow,
TuBER0sBS, MADERI VINES, sc, Il.
P.B. We prepared to furnish, at the lowest price
Guano Super Phosphate OF Lime, Ground, Bone add all
other Fertilizers. Also Whale Oil Soap for washing
lnehl4 dltEv4t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
From Havana.

New York, March l3--Steamer Empire City,
from Havana 9Th inst, arrived to-day. The news
from San Juan, carried by the steamer Granada
to Havana, already telegraphed from New Or
leans, was brought to Aspinwall by the English
steamer Trent. The officers of the Trent acknow-
ledge the partial success gained by Coils. Titus
and Lockrdge over the Costa Rican forces sta
toned at various points along the San Juan
river.
CHARLESTON, March 13.-The steamer Isabel
la, from Havana and Key West March 10, ar
rived to day. Political news uniuportont. Sugar
firm, aud market animated, with large transac-
tons, but quotations were greatly changed COT.
fee has declining tendency. Freights firm.
Exchange variable.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
TWSVE GREATEST DIsCOVERKY OF
N THE laE Aud DOM fail 70 give single trial !!
J.F. Rnynnore & Co's

Soluble IadigO Blaeiag for Family Uses J !!
Warranted Nee from apecks and will not iniure the
most delicate fabric. Also their Blue Chemical Ink,
the best ink ia the market This ink contains no acid,
flows very easily never mouldsi settles does not
rode steel pen aud Is more permanentink than any in
tie market We also SCENTS for stearns' Transpa
rent Soap, remedy for removing grease or paint
from garments, and excellent article for ohapped
hands. Try 10 Try y 1aY1
NIB Nuutrd = Local and Travelling Agents 10
sell The came. We have dozen agents who real
king from to 81 per day. btsieB their expenses For
aeuso ycuag out Of employment, the above rare
chance AS there Ia no risk AMI article that Is wanted
IN every family. J. v. RAYM0RE& 90.
Manufacturers, No. "a Main b.
n,A1Q ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily sD
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ny The American Telegraph Compsuy's Printing Lines
& Oce in Gen raj Express Office Lincoln House Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
AnlllscIneuts

TENHE WORCESTER THEATRE.
PRoPRIETcR. WIN. PIPER. MANAGES. W. MARSHALL,
Saturday Afternoon, March IA, 1857,
Commencing at 5 och OK,
Will be represented The Comic Plsy of
A L l. T HAT LITE IRIS
IS NOT GOLD.
To conclude with the laughable Vaudeville Of the
THE MILDLY ASHORE,
Prices of Admiration. - Priv tie Boxes admit
ting six S. 0O; Dress Circle and PaTquet 30 cents; Fam
lily Circle 25 centsi Amphth ate Is CENTS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
ReQI estate.


- FOR SALE OR TO LET-A tue
ii story House, ia rooms) corner of Green and Win
.Ki&ter streets, new paper hangngs throughout and
newly painted inside and out, since occupied Be.
ing near large busnes operations, and opposite the pas
senger depot of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
1t offers desirable LOCATION fer any one connected with
the road or doing business in that part of the CITY, The
SITUATION IS admirably adapted for Boarding House to
accommodate transient company from the railroad there
Deg no accomm 1datiOns of the kind in that vicinity
several hundred dollars having been recently expend
ed IN repairs, little nothing more in that line will he
needed Tor several years. it being of the most thor
Sughy cunt houses in the city has two large dry liars
zone rat PROOF The premises contain well of soft va
ter dozen or choice pear trees Crane vines &c
IL solH SloVO can remain on permanent mortgage by
paying interest mi-annuay; terms for the balance made
easy. Possession given FIRST of April
quire of G. II, HARLOW, SO Front street. or g. p
MlLLGR, l42 Main street. d&wf mcbI2
g. FOR SALEAT 4 BARGAIN-Ad1.
,,s stable suburban Cottage and about acres OF val.
A@lauable land, situated Southbrdge street. three
iourths OF mile rom the City Hail. adjoining the estate
OF u Chapin Esq The cottage is nearly new thorough
~ ana 'ery conyepeutV built containing eleven rooms
hne cellar, with falling well of the best water
Jhe land it beautiful elevation sopng to the southeast
Upon the same is about LIS choice fruit trees consisting
Oh an the varieties, with large prapery an extensive
strawberry bed goOseberrys currauts and Ounces There
is also upon the grounds, falling sprr e. and
stream OF water passing through the same
10 any one wishing this class Of properly the above of
iers unusual inducements For terms, and further par
uculars lnqnlre Of JOHN CHOLLAIt, on the premses
): D. CHoLLAR, sundersvilIe, or of L W VAIL, 1850
Main street, opposite the Post Office Worcester
mchl2 dtApl
SAaA4 FARM TO LET-situated in the north
HI,s part of Northboro on the main road leading to
zA Berlin and clinton. 1t contains about 200 acres.
Ths subscriber desires let the same for one or term
Of years. from the April next For further inform
alton inquire GU the premises
meh12 de.t HOLLOWAY BAILEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

~ AUCTION SALE.-Wln be sold at Pub
Eg.iiI lie Auction, SATURDAY, he 2lst inst, at
sA- O'Clock P. NJ the prem es in Armory Village,
Mlbury all the valuable Real Estate and Household
Furniture, lately owned and occupied by GEO H. RICE
Sail es ate consists Of large two story House, with an
ell lditien suitable a separate tenement, and barn.
shed and Wo dhonse attached to the Also about
Of land well stocked with choice selection Of
fruit trees The crop Of appleswas sold last Fall for $lOO
after saving out all ha needed for family Terms
made known at sse. For particulars inquire Of = H.
RICE, or Mrs. S. G. RICE, on the premises
tlAaI-s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
and many other Seaso,,a5Is articles.

B. They closing out the balance of Stock bought
of the late firm of g. W. Warren Il Co.. mostly SIX
Goods, at very low prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

l92 WASHINGTON ST,
mchl4 BOSTON, dW&B:s&w4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
lDQ1rts.

XANTED-A girl, IA or Is years of age to take
Nv care osss small child Cor further particulars ap-
ply at No So southbridge street, up stairs.
mchI2 d3tt
rs ANTED-A situation by young man, to take
care of horses, AMI work in a family, good recon.
mendaons gwen. Apply at this ofHJe. d6.t mchl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
M, NJ. BALLOU,

u Retailers should send their orders at ones TO the
wholesale dealers whom they obtain their regular supply
Of weekly papers. dis4tkw1t mchi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

;,i license Of Court will be sold at Puflc Autt on, at
Esssh the dwellne-house the land to be sold, on
A Y, the 10h day Of April next, at three
The whole of the real estate whereof PATRICK WELOH
late OF Worcester died SEIZED consisting Of lot of land
OF about 200 square feet situate the eastery side Of
Mllbury street. in the city Of Worcester, with the dwell
ing house thereon containing eight rooms built about Ave
years since and suitable for families. For and
further particulars, apply to
mch7 dts THOMAS MAGINNIa, Admir-.
OST, Thursday afternoon, on Pleasant or West st.
n Childs Coral Necklace with two gold half dollars
attached The finder will be suitably Varded by leaY-
ing it at this office. dts mcbI4
FNNO LEASE FOR TERN OF YEARS The lot
of Land on the of Park and Portland Streets
in this city, or a part of it as desired.
mch14 d3tk ]. G. KENDALL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
AuCtiolls.
By E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer

By E. B HANSON, 4 Co., Auctioneers,
Nos. Sc and IS Main Street
DARE CHANCE. -HORSES, cows
ha AND OXEN, AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at Pub
lie Auction, on TUESDAY the 18th day of March inst
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon at the resiiec of Horace
Thayer, on the J. W Lincoln Farm in Qunsigamond VII
lage, Worcester, Horses years old sound aud kind
pair Working Oxen years DID, first rate pair Work
ing Oxen years old, extra Cows with calf farrow
Cow, Sow with Pigs so Hens 80 40 tons of the hest of
Hay, lot Of Corn Fodder leo bush Corn on the ear 40
bush. St. Helena Potatoes, Ok Carts Buggy Wagon
market do OK Slid Sleirh, bhls. Vinegar Horse
Rake Hay Cutter Flows, Harrows, shovels Rakts Forks
Iron Bars scyhes and snahs dry Casks and numerous
other oftcles Conditions maze known at time aud place
OF sale. HORACE THAYER
i. b. LARSON, Auct'r
Worcester. March L 1856 dis mcbIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

G.. w. WARREN, BARRY &c 90.
Have received and opened
CASES OF THE BEST STYLES

Long and Square shswls
Fancy Dress Silks,
Black Silks,
Silk Robes,
Barege Robes,
Paris Msntlas.
Cloths and Velvets,
for Spring garments.
Tamartins, Tamise Cloths,
AND OTHER FABRICS,
FOR MOU RNIN G..
Printed BnreRes,
Paris MHslims,
And Print,
AMd many other Seasonable Articles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

By A. E. PICK, Auctioneer.
o. EOTICE,-By license of Court, will be sid
, at Public Auction, at the Dwelling House late the
A4aAs residence OF Elijah 7 Martin, now deceased in
Worcester, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of March next,
at O'CLOCK in the afternoon much of the Real Estate
OF said deceased as will raise the sum of S56l7 rs for
the payment Of debts and charges The estate to be sold
consists Of
COTTAGE HOUSE
OF seven rooms, No. South sie of William street
worcester with the LOT which it stsnds containing
loJO square feet of land, well fitted up ana fenced and
riety of other Fruit Trees; and large new
TWO-STORY HOUSE,
OF sixteen rooms arranged for two tenerrenls M 90
on North side of said street. WITH the lot of 800 square
eet OF land, which vii be sold together or in two lots as
Shall best salt purchases Said estates are under mort
cages, the amount and particulars of which gi be made
known a. sale rare opportunity for profitable invest
mens' For particulars inquire If the subscriber
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
THE WEEKLY NOVELETTE,.
The Golden Eagle /;
THE PRIVATEER OF '7sJ
A Story of the RevoIutfOn,

The best American story ever produced By this well
known and popular writer.
10 the exceedingly neat and popular form in which We
shall get up the Weekly NoVeIstten with brilliant
story, attractive general miscellany, and fine large en-
craving in each number, confidently expect 10 issue
and sell at once, an edition of forty thousand copies
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14

Also, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
p f r. SONAL PROPE RTV
Ons six octave Piano. of very superior tone ard finish
Fiano stool, Center Table and Cover, Solar Lamp,
Looking Glasses, Cocks l parlor and cook Stove 3
Bed steads, Mattress Fables, 8 Flat Irons dozen
CHAIRS, Rockers, CrOckery Tin and Wooden ware. 9
Lamps Thermometer, Wash Tubs Clothes BASKET
and Clothes Line, Bird Cages, saw and Horse. /
Glothes Horse Gardening Tools, lot Lumber CARPETS
Cu tains Books, Pictures and Frames Pistol and anna
ratus, Writing Table, 10 feet long
JOHN WARDEN, Administrator.
Worcester, February 16, 1857 dts mill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
C,UANo, PHOSPHATE OF LINE.

The subscriber will furnish GUANO at the Govern
ment Irices, and PHOSPHATE OF LIME al the manu-.
facturer's prices.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
A. II. ADAMS,
mchl3 d&wu ia State e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-14
ENIRsT RATE CHANG
u
BUSINESS OPERATIONS.

The subscriber desires to tender his grateful accknowI
Judgements for the large share of public patronage which
he has hitherto received at his former place of business
and respectfully solicts continuance Of the same,
mhl2 DIFF THOS. r. SMITH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

The HeraId's Aspinwall correspondence
gives the following particulars concerning
Walkers expedition
The "Fashion" appeared off the harbor Of
Greytown on the oath of November. She
made no attempt to enter, but kept her way
down the coast On arriving at the mouth Of
the Colorado, about 20 miles from Greytown,
she came to, and landed about 45 of the fill.
busters. The next day she appeared again
of Greytown, and, under a full head of steam,
run into the harbor close by, under the very
guns Of the United States sloop-of- war Sara
toga, laid alongside of an old hulk near the
warehouse, and, before the guns of the Sara
toga were or could be manned and brought to
bear, the hlibusters, with Walker at their
head, had all scrambled over the side of the
hulk, and thence to dry land. There were
l4l Of them, making 1856 in all.
The party of As, landed at the mouth of
the Colorado. is commanded by Capt. Frank
Anderson.
Upon landing, the party Immediately pro-
ceeded up the Colorado to its junction with
the San Juan, 20 miles from Greytown, and
took possession Of Leaps Island, small ISL
and in the river. At this point, the party
was again divided; 20 Of the men were sent
five miles further up the river, and stationed
themselves at point called Fort Anderson,
on the Costa Rican side. walker, with his
l4l men, was on the point and was heard to
say that he would make no attempt to adj
vance into the interior, until he had an addi.
ton to his party. A steamer from Savannah,
and brig from Galveston, were daily ex-
nected. with other hlibusters.
Walker landed on the Point, 60 bbls pork,
90 bbs. beef, 80 bbls, -four, casks sugar,
cask rice, 8 sacks coffee, and 2 boxes ammn-
milton, enough to last only few weeks.
The United States frigate Wabash, Com.
Paulding's flag ship, left this port at 2 o clock
yesterday for Greytown. If the reinforce
ments expected do not arrive before the Wa
bash reaches Greytown, they will be inter-
cepted-they will never land Public foel-
ing, native and foreign, at Greytown, as well
as here. is strongly against Walker. The
general impression is, that he will be starved
out in six weeks.
Immediately on landing his men, Walker
took possession of the warehouse of the Tran
sit Company, and began to appropriate lum.
Der. They were ordered off by Capt. Chu-
tard, of the Saratoga, and they took possession
of some native huts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-15

The ''citizens" formed in procession in front Of
the Democratic headquarters, at about O'Clock,
last evening, and marched through Main street,
under the escort Of Joslyn's Cornet Band, to the
residence of Hon. Isaac Davis, Mayor elect,
where large crowd had collected.
In response to the call Of the multitude, Col.
Davis made his appearance, and was introduced
to the people by a speech from Hon. Alexander
II. Bulloeh, who congratulated the Mnyor elect
upon his election, in an eloquent speech, terming
Il not party victory, but triumph of the citi-
zens themselves, irrespective of party.
Col. Davis, on rising to respond, was greeted
with enthusiastic applause. He thanked his fell
low citizens cordially for their consideration, in
placing him in the post of chief executive officer
Of the city for the ensuing year. He claimed the
result, not party victory, but as a victory of
the people themselves, over all parties. His re-
marks we're very pertinent and appropriate TO the
occasion. and ELECTED much applause. At the
close, three cheers were given for Col Davis. and
the procession then marched through the princi-
pal streets. hating in front of the residences OF
several Of the Aldermen elect.