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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-27

UTAXMAN g. HANS, Have just received from
w New YorkIthe mast tren1sRdOas assoc t,nent Of
LACEs, EMBROIDERIEs, sc,
Ever offered in this city, will be disposed Of at the most
uuheard Of prices. We would call particular attention
to our ample stock OF
MANTlLLAS AND PARAsOBs,
which will be disposed Of at a tremendous sacInce.
Our Goods consist Of extraordinary aud elegant
lot OF the hnes French Collars Sleeves Banos Also
real Thread Maltese Gmpure and Valencia Laces In
white and black and large lot Of Dress Trimmings
which going TO sell at cost. Parasols and Man
tllas, Of the latest styles, very cheap. best Paris
Kid Gloves, good assortment. Hosiery, and Lilsle
Thread Gloves, and thousand other articles nu ner.
Gus TO mention WAXMAN HANS,
my19 du 112 Main street, opposite Waldo Block
LNIFTY CENTs-FIFTY GENTS.
Another lot OF handsome Plaid Dress Silks, a
so cents per yard, just received at
THoaPsoN CO.'S.
Also. the richest lot Of PLAID SILKS for OF cents
ever shown in this city. dn my6
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NOTICES.

niSSOLUTION.-The firm Of BISHOP Ell
~ LIS Dentists, is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
sent Dr. j. WARD ELLIS remains at the Ola stand I56
Main street. Dr. H. =. BISHOP will be happy TO SEQ
those who may have business with him or desire his BRO
fessonal services, at his house, II Pearl street.
II. r. BISHOP,
J. WARD ELLIS
worcester June rs, 1851 dn je26
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WANTS.

"ANTED-A situation by an American woman.
w Inquire at Lincoln House oface dst les
EpOY WANTED.-Wanted in the Store ~ i6s
subscriber, an active intelligent boy, not less than
10 years OF age, one that come well Recommended
les diff CHAB. A. upTON
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81 L X s.!
Fps Black Brocade Silks at Soc per yard.
10 Plaid aud Striped Silks at SOC per yard.
20 : Plaid and Striped Silks at 624c per yard.
20 : Plaid and Striped Silks at 75c per yard.
"a Plaid and Striped Silks at ST. former price 81
Elegant ohene Silks at ruinous prices.
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steamers Mystic and Tiger Lily.

Ftsher'S Island Sound and Watch Hill The Train
leaving Worcester at 1850 a. m connects at Norwich
thseamer Mysi, for New London Pequot House. East
ern Point Mystic Island House, Stonington and Watch
Hin Returning, leave Watch Hill at 80 a. m connect
ing at Norwich with the IL Train for Worcester Or
take m Il ain for Norwich and leave for the Water
ing Places per Steamer Tiger Lily at s a. IN.
FARES have been fixed at very low rates 10 induce
health and pleasure seekers to avail themselves Of the
advantages and attractions Of these celebrated Sea side
watering places. d3u ia9e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-27

We this week present the following Bargains to our nu
merous patrons,-the goods have just received and
have now in stock, but shall vouch for them week
hence,-then by all means give a call immediately
LIST OF GOODS AND PRICES.
Fancy Bonnets, all styles,-rnNke your prices.
Straw Bonnets every kind from zoe up.
100 Shakers reduced to $50 each.
200 Fine Pedal Boomers, So Go, rs and Sc
80 Fine Colored Boomers going at SOC each
90 Gents Panama Hats at 81 25 worth 81
lot of Chidrens Hats, very cheap.
40 Cartons Flowers, from 20 to $l75
20 Cartons Rouches, from 16 to AS each
Grapes, silkI Straw Braids, SC &C., very cheap.
really imposing assortment of BONNET RIBBONS
just received These goods are decided bargains Some
very rich goods at 25 and 43, yard lot of beautiful
Plaid Ribbons at 12lc yard.
SO Rich Nice, and New MANTILLAs, from sl,75 to
$40.
200 Parasols, every style, from 75c to So.
A lot of Summer shaws just opened-prices from CSC
to So.
1000 Embroidered Collars from 6; to So.
200 Lace Embroidered Collars, from zoe to $780,
lot of Rich Sets, at very low prices.
5000 Fans, at 6, 12t II and zoe.
Beautiful silvered Fans, 25, SO and SIC.
100 doz Hose, in white, brown ,late and grey at &c
pair.
500 doz, Hose, all colors at 12Ic pair, worth lie.
100 doz Open W,rk Hose, at 10 and 123c pair
900 dos Hose all coos and qualities from 10 to 25c.
Children'J Fancy Hose, all sizes 1915 pair.
100 doz Mems Cotton Socks, all colors and prices.
so doz Isle Thread Gloves, at sc pair.
200 doz. Gloves, in Kid, Silk, SC, all prices.
40 dOz ohildren'S ooOred Bordered Hadk's Sc each.
20 doz. Mems do do. and 10c each.
80 doc. Mems do do. fine quality, tic.
40 doz. LADIES' Linen Handks, from 6 to 75c each,
A lot of Fine Scotch Lawn Handk'fs at o and I2lc.
lot of Linen Towels from Auction to be closed out at
SIC, 81, and s., S3 dozen.
500 doz Gross Superior Sewing Cotton, to be rushed of
at 1Oc a dozen.
A lot of Black Bonnets at &c each
parcel of Irish Linens from Auction. These goods
are worth double the money we ask for them
Black Silk Cord and Tasses first quality 10 and 12Ic
Black Moire An iquo Trimmings, from Sc yard.
20 ps White Dotted Musins at zoe yard.
20 I" 3" 25c
10 $50
40 81, 40, ard 75c
Plaid Muslins, good quality, 12ic yard.
Plain Muslins, every quality, cheap.
lot of White Brilants, at 1910 yard.
Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, &c. &c.
Jet Bracelets reduced to zoe pair
Fontaine's Celebrated Scream of Wild Flowers" 4oc
package, regular price Of this article is so.
Grass Hoops, II and zoe set.
The celebrated Spiral Hotp, 4Oe set-vauanted not
to break and the best article yet eytant for the purpose
But to write all our bargains would take the whole pa
per- We have every thing from Needle to a Ladys
splendid Head Covering. We only ask call. Examine
goods, and satisfy yourselves that we sell cheaper
than any other store in Worcester.
Respectfully,
MACKENZIE g. PRATT,
Propretors Of the farfamed aud justly celebrated New
York Branch" SO and IS Main street, Worcester, Mass.
je24 diff
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THE GREAT EEGLIsH REMEDY.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
fir JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription of Sir ]. Clarke, N. D.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfang In the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the fe-
male tution is subject 1t moderates all excess and
removes all distractions and speedy cure maybe relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t peculiarly suited It WILL in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity ,..,.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the uoVeEhH9n'
Stamp of Great Britain to prevent commercials
G ~ r 10 .esan ~ females that are
pregnant during the first three months, as they are sure
to bring on miscarriage, but at every other time ana IN
every other case, they are perfectly saie: NJ, :.
the Rack and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton Papta-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pus viii
effect cure when all other have faisd and al
though powerful remedy contain iron UaloL1el,
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany ach package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
tLate I. c. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
N. B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
uorzed Agent, will insure bottle of the Pills by return
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
BURR, FOSTER, & CO., No. 1 oornhin, Boston, Whole.
sale Agents for New England
For sale by VIM Bush Co., wholesale and retail
agents, and druggists generally. dGwSm jel1
j. L. HOOD,
CrOchery, GIass and China Ware,
AND PAPER HANGINGS.
Also, in
New aud Second Hand FURNITURE.
CARPETS, FEATHERS, REDS STOVES, and gen.
era assortment of House Furnishing Goods.
N. BIS cond hand Furniture bought and removed
without trouble to the seller, at 232 Main street.
mch13 dom
DIR NEWTON.
D E N S 7
Has removed his Office from 1ss Main street to AMERICAN
HOUSE BLOCK directly opposite where he win be happy
tosee patrons and friends apo DIFF
LIB. NICHOLS. NJ. d.,
MEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE III MAIN 81. OFFICE HOUR
FROM ITo 5, AND TO O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Worcester Oct. 20. 1853
w. w. PRATT
CONSTABLE AND AUCTIONEER,
Office No. Flagg's Building, opposite the Bay State
j2O House, Worcester Mass. diff
A. ITlNG'S
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
my8 No. Mechanics Ball, Up Stairs. div
MARRIED
In Waltham 23t by Rev. ]. Whitney Jonathan
Wales of WoonsocKet, to Maria Weherbee of Waltham
In Barre 19h, Francis L., youngest daughter of Ma
Man 2tpua
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CHINESE ARTISTES.
- AND AN
TROUPE


European Equestrian Ladies'.
Everything entirely New and Original to The seasop az
1851.
Will exhibit on the NEW COMMON, in WoRcEsrrR,
Tuesday, July zGh.
Performance Afternoon and Evening, commencing l&7I
We have only to give the names Of the PRINCIPAL
PERFORMERS in this advertisement viz:
Sh1Nd GAN OH0NGi D0R-BfING; CHIP-MO0N.
AANd-SEEi H0NG-MEEN; eYPOOR. CHANG; Ar.
MANj YAN-Tij WANG-F00; CHiNG-FANaZCeIe
ual Arustes VINO will exhibit their incredible Feas Of
soreery The beautiful troupe Of
LADY EQURSTRLENNFS
VIM appear together and separate in all the new and
uMersined acts OF the Arena and in one among the MANY
called the OAVALOADE OF ACTION, or the Gems Of
me harem The following is list OF the leading Ar.
n ~ so o. the establishment = MADLLE CAMILLE;
mADLLE MARGUERITE; MAD,LLE MARIE.
MAD'LLE ANNETTE; MAD. AR WAN; MAD ARCH.
Ekj MAD. WOODS MAD. GARDNER, who in Inc
course Of the performance, will ride and control Beau
tiul Arabian Ooursers in full speed.
Clown, Jester and Zany.
DAN GARDNER, MONS. NICHO, tom BOILING
Riding Master and Equestrian Director, Mr. r. Riveru.
PRINCIPAL RIDERS--R. Rivera @. Rivers Z Ieriona II
Hankins, Il. Woods, Mr.. Foster q, MeIyilIe
JUVENILE CoRPsE--Masters T. Rivers a narious vo.h
ington and Alonzo La Petite Camille Medea. Elise And
Intz. ' --e@o' A'Hos ~N0
ACRoBATIo ARRIsTRs-Mons. Mafdtt Herr Trexler
Mons Berdine, Sig. oapolo NJ. Henri and Sig V.styal
The performances of the above named artists az the
most elegant and refined character full detail az when
WIN De found in descriptive bills at the re.
sot's " Inc entertainments will conclude with the
1mnhng Dramatic Spectacle Of
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AUCTIONS.
BY E. w. VAIL.

Tn LAND AT AUCTION.-sixteen acres
e1N OF good land, situated on Holden street. Two miles
from the Court House, on Saturday, Jane 27th al
Zocock in the afternoon The land fronts so rods upon
the open road Just this side Of the farm OF Mr. John h
Brooks, to whom purchasers are referred for ther In
formation, and VIII be sold in lots Of from four 10 sig
acreS, 70 suit purchasers. b. 0. HANSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

In the year 1855 there viii be four eclp~cs-~o q tse
sun and two o. the NOON
LIST A partial eclipse u the moon February ~, only
partly visible the tinted states The moon vii rec
partly ecpscd which viii TAX. race generally acr he
time Of the greatest phase IL magnitude all b. ~
Of moon diameter on the southern limb
Cd An annular eclipse o. the M~yh rs. Tho sun
will be centrally eclp-ed The meridian n longitude
deg Is west of Greenwich, attsde a. deg a. uortb 10
some parts q the cnited states the sun yin be partially
cclips6d.
sd partial eclipse the moon August "a rhe mag
nitude IL the eclipse will be 0.a7o Of nom diameter -
tho northern limb Al some pisces the first contact ~
not be visible but a. most paccs In the United states The
whole eclipse will be visible.
9TH A total eclipse &C the sun September !. In long
ude 40 deg 81 west n Grccnvi.h, ainude 20 deg ~
south This eelit~e will be total The meridian The
will be centrally ecsed 10 the southern hemsrh.rs
only
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ne AimanacA ID Cola, n 1855, contains M names II
~ empcrcrs, kings, princes, grand dukes and DUKES
reignlns In Europe vel A. the Emperor Il The Rss-
The oldest Of the soveregnss The Grand Duke q xecken
burg sireiI who born The lab q August, IRE,
and 10 hun the King u wuri-mherg born the 27th
Of ssp,smber lisa ne prince xho hAs had The cns"s,
reign - the Prince cf schaamboarp iippc shc das q rs
accession when quite child being 10. isth - February
i7ss Inc youngest princes the King ofrotasa horn
the isib Of September. 1887. and the puhc q fsrma
represented by his mother rescn the ~h u July
1870
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The fo'h~ng t@ele Shows ths narAsr - aocsdea~, %
sether with NE number ~ hll.a and ~oanas-i -hsh
have occurred on the v@ro1s rslra@az n tse rn1ea
states during The past year, s~ehsr vKh col=rsuvs
tabs of the number during isso. ~ sccsdsnt Doea
recorded ~hoh pet ssbnasa wmA ins. ~ hfs n
jury 70 person; neshss dcs~ shs @els smetac~ TIE
great number 81 psrsons Who have l-~n sllea sDd
MANNED BY Jumpns frvm movins trans, snsmFsps 70
ct on cars while my we're ns<.un, esns ever,
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The following table embraces the number Of steam
boa, accidents which have occurred the rivers lakes
and bays Of this country, which .ere attended with
loss OF lie and injury to persons during the year 1857
together with the number Of killed and wounded We
also give comparative table q like incidents in 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-29

Tho following record Of all the fires which have oc
CURED in he United States during the year just closed
where the amount Of property destroyed has been est
mated equal 70 and upwards Of twenty thousand dollars
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SHIPPING.


DOR LivERrOoI.-rHE UNITED STATS NAT.
steamship BALTIC j. =. Comsock. com iaier. wilI
dspa with e. Intedates mails for Earooe, positively
Saturday Jan 10 At IL O'Clock NJ from her berth Al sha foot
OF oans stree.
For freight passage having unsqualed accommodation
for elegance and comfort. Apply 10
EDw ARD X. COLLINS. 81 Wan street
Passengers will pleas. .s on hoard ~ II O'Clock NJ
N letters pass through he Post office; any others VIII
be returned
Nnrny The STEAMERS Of ihs have Improved water
sh aud has been sparedto make
them all az good The thorough examination given
them proves their mode Of construction yet uncqualed
LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
States mall steamer AkAnO. u Lines commander, will
leave for Havre touching Southampton land the ails
aud nasssaeera Saturday January at IL o'clock, from
pier No 81 Norb river, foo - Beach street.
PRICE PASSAGE.
FIRST cabin $50
~. ship has I've water sm comparsme nss enclosing the
engines that In the 81 collision
could not reach hem, aud h being free mo
safety Of the yessel and would be secured Bag
not wanted during the should be board
the day before sailing, marked below
For freight or passage apply TO w. =. DRAYTON,
Agent, No. Broadway.
B-Thc steamer Fulton will succeed the Araso, and sail
Feb. G.
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The following table exhibits the number Of Ares at
tended with loss Of human life, which have occurred in
the United States during the past two years, together
with the number OF persons whose lives have been sacr
feed 10 the dcyouring element
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d Z OK PER TON REST PEACH ORCHARD rae
ID Zo and stove coal At the shove low price fl wesh
II go lbs warranted lelv~cd free ~ csrage - any M
Of the city. fAUL BAGLEy yard foot Of brand street WI
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES

Tie ATLANTIC. Captain Oliver Ndr1d9A
The BALTIC Captain Joseph Comstock.
The ADR1ATIC, Captain James West.
nese shps having been buh BY contract sxrresay IA
every has been taken their
arucuon also In their engnea insure strength and
speed and their accommodations
I'd for elegance and comfort
The OF this line hare improved tight
parments and has been spAred make them all
= good the thorough examination given them
A~ls mode OF construction yst unequAlad
cc Of nom New York TO Liverpool IN drs cabin
S5o in second do 5 From Liverpool toNew York 80 and
soeas experienced attached 10 each stp No
oeSshs be secured until paid for.
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Add the above the Of property destroyed by
fires where in each instance The oss less than twenty
thousand dollars and the aggregate would be increased
probably twenty seven millions in 1885, and 70 twenty
rniilona In 1887
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DANCING AcADEnIxA


DANCING ACADEmIEA
ego BROADWAY -MMy ssvyAGyAU's paSciSe
OOO academy opposite bond street open arernopns atf
evenings for ana general pface ~ rev srrsrfs
ments good orchestra y provided every evening 0rand
soiree~ Taessys Thursdays aud saturdays Les iAaies
every night
DoDwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
"A. No 80 Bruad~ay. New York.
No. Isl Montague place, Rrnokyn.
Glasses row OPEN for the reception Of pupils
DRfvATE DANCING LESSONS ALL TVS rA.rIoN
III able dances taught ~ course q twelve e~"us ~ 4
teacher Of dancing from Berlin. Terms " ir sins sn1
~ 50 for chidren single lcs~n ~ dAnr ~ cents AZ
dress Berlin Ballet, Herald oise
u BARNETT a r HEALys DAscira AcAirvnv,
III. II Jsrsrson Assembly Rooms. corner ~ sra nod
Greenwich fne Mlh hop Tsesisy -.-nng Tee
ancers aud all The And f@sADosbic fsnss
DAYS and Of tuition Tuesday ard Frdsy The
fi'akrm Commence snte~sng The name.
I4csiyn Franklin Halitugs los Orange street nsr Pul
ton. The 9Th hop "Wednesday s.anrz Dee - Days sna
evenings ~ tuition. Wednesday and SATURDAY Aa-ru-e
Glasses from 1tos Everng Glasses for lsdss fpn :.
for gentlemen stos BAH room praee from 30 u occcs
Private from sto If ocloet 81 the
Of the pupil Brcotyn Monday sed rhursAy ev-oaS from
ito 10 clock, private lessons
Nesrs n hts rxd complimentary ball comss or on
Me rsh o. January lsss, Al the Apollo Rooms sonss
W HfscHMAs, ch.irunsn ii2 Beecssr srs~ MT
r. A. ALRssrsos, Treasurer.
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LEGISLATURES OF THE STATES.
Times ana Place, OF Meeting.

Wy the following table will be- seen that the rAgisla
&c t~eve or the states commence their sessions in
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I.ossrs ca shs Lshss darling shs Year tsss.
According 70 Tie psbished ss~semenss thsfe have &C
CURED On ths lakes during The year 1857 car husdred
disasters " the sailing Gran navigating ho~e nlsnd
involving the hess u two hundred and twenty hve~
and property 10 the amount a nlon bandrcd
and swcnt, thuusaad dollars The fuowinT table shows
the marine losses the lakes during the last y~Ax
zking tboreport u the Lake Bard II Indcrwrers Tor
nine yearl and The estimate Tor the present year
1913. tsoA $50 iss3.......... sssa 30
lS4q. ......... Ml $40 ts54. 2lkT so
1860. ...... 5at S3o 1883. ......... 2-s1 IS
Is5i............ Iss,slS lsss.......... S.0ssssa
1884,. ........ ssi ,olb ls5T...,..,... is9oSis
Total loo in ten years. sl3 s2l 2s5
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Names ~ Persons One Hundred Years Of Age
and upwards who have Died during the
Year 1857.
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~, OaA
State election held in Iowa. at which consttu
ton adopted, and proposition 70 admit negroes on
equality with whites in the elective franchise voted
down by alarge majority The State elections will here
alter be held the second Tuesday in October. State
election held in Kentucky which resulted In the choice Of
eight democratic and two Know Nothing Congressman.
The vote for State Treasurer follows
james H. uaTIaIu, ucm
Thomas L. Jones, Know Nothing 1910
Democratic majority IL, ia
OBJECTION in North Carolina for eight members Of
Congress- which resulted in the choice OF seven demo-
crats and Know Nothing The aggregate democratic
majority in the State was p ,240.
25-The Know Nothing Council OF the State Of New
York held session in Brooklyn and resolved TO keep up
their distinct organization. day for holding the state
Nominating Convention was named
SEPTEMBER
1-Stae election held in Vermont. The vote for Gov
erDor follows
Ryland Fletcher, republican rs ,675
Henry Reyes, democrat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l2,0l4
ofo,;ty a RRY
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Oyyrcr oy 1Hs NEW YORK avn rw nAvns
svspas rs~y ~ b. IA 80 " s.es - n ss u.
no-son The mwnns sspr-*s train, eavinm ss~ fcTs
An n HONF savL
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l<-lRnfi NrkuA
The names Of IS 600 Of those who served the revolu
ton have been placed the pension rolls since the 18th
March, BIS and on the aoth June last only $40 Of this
number we're reported living.
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largest ever given in the city The democrats elected
majority Of both Boards Of the Common CounA and by
Ear the largest number Of other municipal officers.
3.-The Democratic General Committee met al Tam
personal abuse INDUCED In, Daniel Sckcs and O.
Godfrey Gunther members Of the Committee, ex-
PEELED IN consequence, WAS stated, Of each giving his
supper, ,o,he candidate for Mayor In opposition TO the
THE newly elected Legislature Of Kansas, in which
the free state party bad majority convened In response
to proclamation of Secretary Stanton who called the
session in the absence Of Governor Walker. The
largest political meeting held Kansas assembled
in ecomron and resolved 10 oppose TO the uttcrmos tho
so called Iecompton constitution
She Tammany Hall Democratic General Committee
rescnded their action expclng Messrs Sckles and Gun
Their and accepted their designations. John McKeon,
United states District Attorney for New York,
moved from Office The supposed his open OPP
position 20 the regularly nominated candidate for Mayor
Of New yopx Acting Governor Stanton Of Kansas,
transmitted bis message 70 the legislature which was
convened in eqtra session at Iecompton.
p--F. r. stanton, Secretary under Governor Walker,
Of the Territory of katsas twas removed by the Pree
dc0t sud General Denver appointed his place :. Hon
stephen A. Douglas OF Illinois delivered speech In the
United states Senate taking grounds against the admins
,raa,on on the Kansas question.
1O-Itn. X NJ. r Hunter reelected by the Iegis-
anre of Virginia 10 the United State senate for years
from the 4th a March, 1850, by nearly unanimous
opponent declined TO have bis name 50 before the Legs
lature.
l2-The extra session q the Legislature Of Kansas
after having directed that the 1ecomp,on constitution
shQld he submitted 10 the people the 9th OF January
and passing Law regulating the elections adjourned
16-Robert J, Walker resigned the Gov@norship OF
Kansas and accompanied the resignation with long let
ter e. Secretrry Cas- explaining his reasons The demo
cratic members 81 the Minnesota Legislature, being
iorty, nominated in caucus Henry N. Rice aud James
Shields for United States Senators, prepAraory TO the
new state being admitted into the Union.
l6--Tbe dissicction In the democratic party in the
Northern states the Kansas question became general
The newspapers about equally divided between the
nsastrasion and the Douglas aud Walker movement
IA large meeting Of the democratic friends Of the
administration was held in The Park " New York
1s--Tbe resignation Of Robert J. Walker Governor
Of aoceped, IN letter from The Secretary
state 10 that gentleman.
lq-iienry NJ Rice and James Shields, both democrats,
elected United States Senator'S by the Legislature Of
Minnesota.
York took rbe oath % Office before the Judges # the
supreme Court
ia large and enthusiastic meeting ~ the friends
and supporters OF national administration held In
Tammany Hall The meeting was got rp ostensiby by
the anti Wood branch Of the democracy Of New York.