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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

SEKVEs, MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SWINE, ehLEr
snd selling prices With general remarks made up nom
sonal observation BY soLos Rossos expressly for THs
-e.iiy market dsy Of Builoks at Aneons (l ahnstoD
RULES OF THE MARKE9.
hsdthe vsps calculated upon estimated weight Of mes,
IN the quarters When Beef quoted st los o. bullock
bat vii t'e" ewt eIeiusvs Of hide and at brings 80
sommson ss.sen who receive the stoeh and sell seusray
credit the butcher, charging The commission
or sae' and guaranty The Also buy efov.; .nd sol
emeu but sales for csh do not realize much - brohsr
sales
NY quality from ea7sa second quality +tess m
ktens-thst IT, calves only three days odase sold
usss calves months old from % bead
Cows-As general rule the value Of ordinary COW
:TsS By s & Of be: : - ,st1 s. iS
han ths soeount Of hucy or uppoed o. vNAated good
qualities 6rs.rste COW, Of common STOCK With youns
slf viii ordinarily sell for eoes7S and eltrs 6ne for e75
1e6 and roueher ordinary looking cell
S25 s1s ESQ st2 and SIS vsyns ssscrdns to he sasa
nom k30 % head upon different grades
sHEIP LAMBS sold $. price Agreed hesd-ss,dom
By live weight The ysoe 10 sstimsted apon the supp sed
.nse. from o. yass head, :ho.s Of EXTRA food quaint,
rom e7ds5 Lambs early In the season eel ss prices
equal &c % for the meat and through the season
Sheep Brois sses Of Sheep and Lambs the psye~ show
fSlovns hsnre: :. sv..:ss iss. m Srov'. ~ 1sSs.
6e.eSsI o. sss1 Si.:r ~ ssns.sis .:s..:d % ass
swI! mostly I.0.y:a y ,ss.:d from CAG ind...
weight ssr they dressed By estimate, Agreed They
mostly sold beose arriving ser and driven direct
Head Forty fourth szest the Hudson River
YGds" ss the end OF ThiryssIenth street. ru Prices
this week undef head Of I" svtash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
Arrived.


nat .i,h ~a.e and 70 g. L. Michi In ssvsnaaiev1
R. M steamship P.Isi. Judkin. Liverpool os. ~ ~
snd,s and and aaoose sterling IN specie Y cn
. .s.
a. p..: :n s.ss . ss . r
pool ,s I'M, a s,fR.sa b. :ss:u., c''' s''a
Ship VIM Heson Clever HAVE 'a % ds,s with ma.. ssS
SO pass to VIM WhitlOci. 49,
Vi. sR. ms.s and s 70 a, sS g.
yer he.yy wessAsr the entire PASSAGE had decks s@ss as
BSl Lamplshtsr lof BossCgt Payne M..s. s.s& Is ~
om Gibraltar win wsb so to Ja h:w;' Co sd =
New Yorh big Grace Warrington from nsss. for Yo1
bound Z. '''-' '-'' '''-A''' wv
s: .S si: s a Eirs k ss S Sg e g:
sp0ls b. :shI Fswn from Msiss. 70, Boston OF s
Tor a days out, short Of psovops suppse
.ss pas: .. %: s IS fsG,s W s H is . s
winds from the W. Lost and split sails
sehI crhOnomeer PssIn, Calais 10 a.ss with lsnss'N
schr M.n. Cook C... a days, with lumber led gy
a sehI Brazil, Ha~e', H.lowei vi. Ns~.Hsvsa f'f fhi%
seh: RIO Grsnde. Allen Msrbishesd ssh 70 p W hggss
sshr James Freemsa, Allen, Msiblehesd, fab 70 W.
SIR Lyman, starnsrd. New-Havsa. with mi'> 70 +
sschI Herbert G.ston Crosby Albany tsr Boston ~
s sI Sis ps. .srsn Se sI @ ses.
ecbr J. Watson, Dbtle. Hartford 4
sctr. Jane. Higgins VeIterley ''..
sshr Ann T. Supple, Bacon, Albany for Boston.
5chr Uncle Joe. Clark, East Haddsm
sehr. FOUNTAIN Home, Bond, Albany for aew.Hass
joSn Bs An s.s s a.
sloop AURORA, Applsby, Norwich
sioop Mary Brush, Harock. Roedout for Providence
slCop Martha Amanda Smith Albany fog Rodyn
Steamer Carew, isms Providence 10 hours vita E6ss
20 Isaac OdelL
Boston selew Phsdelphs and Cape Hay 10 hoars
with mdse. to y. PerkinA
sAlLE ship Asi. Lott for Liverpool James Adser,
Turner for ChsIlsston RoanoAe Skinner. for Norfoih Ee
ships Dreadnought Ssmues IN Liverpool; John j. Bsyd
Thons for Liverpool also ship Memphis Dsvs .o se.or
sell for Liverpool .I
light
Toe steamship Northern Lrht Of the California hne r.e'
yonsy ported asbore New Providence 70 on ne
large balsnce dock for rera She will have portion OF peg
seei an be stripped recaulked and newly copperes
HISTORIAN loo tuns also the ssl balance docs ef eA
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

HOPsA moderate business doing at edae for fair
TO good quality le57s The inquiry Is so Hight tina. prizes
are quite nominal
HAY-Ihe demand fair for shippine and the stoch mod
crate sales Of 300 bales ct bQ65c. y lOt 10.
IRONThe market for all knds continues quite iAIsud and
merely nonn the demand coLnsd 20 the most
ursentsw ants Of the local trade.
fNDiA-RUBBER-The demand IL quite limited, and the
lacks the rsnssctons OF the week comprise
medium and fine Para price no. trans
piredt quotations for kinds merely nominal
LEATHERThs stock Of Sole 10 large, and prices quite
II the absence of trapsee tom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

GAALIc-ee p l0o bunchess
TuRRPs-kusss very dull 81 y bbs
RauAshEs-Marrov, 81 Be3l 50 . b9.
PUMPxMs--Cheese S4d % p hundred -
BEAss- White srnal demand 81 50G OIL 70 bash.t IADs
ghenod. IS 5JQ84 " bush.
CABBASE-e2 5V0e y hundred.
Hosyy duIl We ouote Common Hive, 100 y 10; Common
strained nc y n Glazed boxes, Buokwbst, nc |;
Dc White Glover, &c y 10.
BUcEwHgAT FLouR-e2de2 Is p los ..
Broom CoRx-Nce new, nominal 1t o7F 100 10 Common
old nominal st $50 81 y 100 ID.
CBEs1EUIs-Ss 50d 81 " bush.
HiCkohY NuTs-Sl 1901 80 " bash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

LIME quiet transactions at zoe for Common Rock
land sno 6 for Lump.
LATHS-Ea,tern are quiet and nominal a. 1880 p M.
LUMBER-Esstern Sp uce and Pine Timber is quoted 1t
seat IL y NJ feet.
hOLAssEs il quite steady sales Of las hhds hu'covsdo,
part At 25d2sc, 30 do. Of Porto Rico 1t 2123c-
NAVAL STOREs-spits TurPeutiDe is ,.e.dy and IN mod
reque the supply 10 ample sales OF fo Dds IN Iner
order $50 d3ec cash Crude IL quiet
but f3 50 p $50 the suPpy Is not large most Of the
Ro.in lees snims'e but Il anything htte s5@s,
bbls ,traned do. at & The medium grades still dull
and heavy Fine qualities ALEC inactive we have only 70
sale Of so bbs pale white at s. 80 y go 10 Tar sells
SLOW " TO trade wanted 81 1881 By for Norfolk
sc % 2 for Washington and Neweern and ~ 9f1r So
lected Wimn son rope Pitch quiet Of S21 81 III bb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
Cambridge C.s,le m.,s..

RxrosrEp ros the N Y. TsIsuSg ~ o.o,s,
A. market: J7n Cattle about .oes Reeves a. -; AZ
years old. ooss
ssises1. second as.i,S. ssess's' sAaIs sAsss led
psicxs ~ srosE cArrLs-worlns ou.n s,.. A.
a On = iso 10 4 $50 $50 Cows and Calvss fra, 40 ~
40 10 eco no, YesriiDss tl2 10 els, ~ ~
o,S Ie &c s2s; Three years DAD. % 70 eSl. ."
aur n AND lass-ieo Of mafkst prioss .ots ef,x s
90 Is rscb: extra and selections ~ f6ta SsS
svnEi 90 Western st MARKET pnees live w.'sss "a.
"A n aysss.A 1d78c y d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
Phs: quality smell Dies. 90 end prtnss,
kr market sufcA<rs.

Lufe dss pin led Recommendations
s.o2d qoAity TIL sd...............f8sf
d. T. Toner, manager OF the Hudson nis.r Dy,x. ",
''N7ses -
EFT Csnns.tc, seiebssis No "a vsks ton -. ss
Bnor Frost pvls~sss Comfy o. Isl sRied hs.s -
.y sro.. 'ic g, john yu,y ssrloo Csss,y o. ia ss
ron o. tss fed boGs rro Isi sasi "a e v.
h's' Cse's,,i. us eoTntS hos " 90 Ia &C., =
&C. for Bans Ls1d. Seneca County O. Ia ~ "a rs
av gro 1852 g. FIR Stevens Peuusyls saix "a -. St
piss psrt still fed, 51Slc. Total 22:a - lsn, cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

HEMP-Tbe market both for and foreign continues
duh ard heavy ample supply Of most descriptions on
se which, however 10 not freely offered unless Tor e,sa IN
the sse previous quotations must be r-ssrd1 So
nominal At Boston ssle Of 500 bales Mani 10 70 come here;
was effected at 7.c. n, months delivered free on board
mere
HIDES continue doll sales day Of $50 Wet sslted Bsrmn
d average, private terms and 500 City Hsushssf b
u sversg. st &c n, net, cs.h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

MINIATURE ALmASAc...... TINS DAY. \
sun-hsss..... 6:T $500 Moon--Bes. 2oso
NIGH wAfkR.... rBIs DAT.
Sandy HOOK. 4e5 Gov. Isd... ASSN Hell 0sts.. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
.,eaas, 20, fancy ard e1trah

.ad fS SOC 81 t0' .nd Rye Flour gsie;;
s3r hbe ana "a for .uperhne and e.tr. Corn
Mesl' sue, |:f,-y and % 7sd - 20 for bnoiy
40 u.
IT, uots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

OILs-The marie for all lacks activity Enssh Lin
reed dull and heavy at 62dSc cash. and we believe ses
would be made at buyers showed disposition
purchase extensively American In better request but
BY no means active sses Of 200 gallons ct 6l05ic cash
several weeks prices therefore, entirely nominal Refined
Winter Beached steady aud in moderate quest In Crude
sperm we do not IL am any further transactions Manu.c
tured also quiet end rang. from Sot i5 70 qs.
for quarts pnt Lard and Red Oils share In the
era dulneu and prices almost nonns Palm 10 quiet a,
aiOc y NJ CARO- lust received Boston, about being
to find market another hemisphere Canphene
steady al 44d &c. and Fluids at 4c cash and days Tai
low OIL sells slowly ct slc y 10 cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

1t will be seen ths, we have made no alterations q
our quotations from last week notwithstanding the
opinion of several buyers and sellers that this msfkst
is higher than it was last week The Ony poin: wherein
1t is higher 90 far as can see is this-the:e vas
come alarm yesterday thst the supply was going to De
short ard hence the price would advance, and 90 s
good many who bought yesterday and early this morn
irg under the ipueree Of paric probably paid no:s
ii an last week but reported some cattle Last week
at Io lie, and don't believe aDy Of reputable
Gsdit agreed to pay any more to-day, while none
but extras brought ths, price. We have never
teen iine when there vas q smaller proportion OF
first rate bullocLs in marke: thaA fnd to-day. IL
i. this scarcity that keeps up the price. In one respect
the market il better to-day than it was Last week.
Drsvss have been sold at better average, TIA. Il
lower grade Of cattle have brought first prices while
the poorest hind have dragged heavily, sad We have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.


ss.snsAps-Js. Adser Turner Charleston sponord zes.
ton Co Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, Ludlam Plesssats
Shp.-rhastts stinson New Orleans c. c. Duncan Co.
r. Stewart, Turner. Mobile, }. w. Delsno.
Bfs-Kste Foster Bilinss st. Jsgo, Albert Horn
schoonsr-Volsnt, Coombs Jacksonville, R. r Buck Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

BUFFALO, Oct TIA steamtus and vessel hu o-en sent ~
toe brig Star .srd ashore Old Asckns ana her sseo
brought forward, probably. without loss other hAn me
-
CHARLESTON oc, 2s-Tbe u S. N. steamship SsshyiLs'
Murray arrived NewYork a. o'clock sns no.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

on CAKEThe demand been IRE active and the mar.
le 6rmer the supply Of Country h fair bot there little
Country thin obone and eS5d SIS for City do Country thick
10 quiet. and prices nominal
PROVISIONS-The demand for PORK 10 moderate holders
are firm the stock reduced sales Of small lots Of Meas
SO 81 e2l, and Prime ct SIC Sdsle75; other kinds
entirely nominal Beef 10 unsettled the supply incressng
sales Of $50 bbls at 81 50 fer country Prime - 500
80 for Mess 10 50d u for old epscked Western
and SIP for do prime Mess Beef un,slabe
420de2l Beef Hams lower; small sales 10 10 50.
Bacon and Meats inactive and prices entirely MONT
nal and in fair for the Liverpool
sales Of $40 bts and tcs atedlic for prime and
2alSc for choice. Dressed Hoss duh ~ l17ic Butter
10 in fair request 3ds for Ohio, and l6d2e for state
Cheese is isaac Eggs in demand at IA DC
y dozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
REPORT

REPORT
20, ~ weSk sadfne "WEDNESDAY Oct q, 1887.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE OF ALL KINDA YoR TIE vREK.
According to the reports from the several places In the
city there have been received Ibis weeht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29
n. ". Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce,

fos TIE WEAK ENDING Der "a
ksrstso BY paw FaEscs, Com Merchants ios the
ss q I a.ss snS a t ,Ss. Ne Is Barclay street
1ed By recever eos;nen and large oper.ors ana mot the
yses ohiro b. torestses and deers hsce
songnors may ct 10 realize quotations the
AID oonnsson The receverS commson for Butter Cheese
Roly Game se heavy PRODUCE sold Susntitiss usually
Oar quotations specAbie only fair
sxoss and very inferior damaged ssua Produce
BY measure, WEIGHT should Always the quantity
h pscksse pny Married thereon. and where
q the shoad be tsehed inside the lid Of package
lessnsted By word lv the outside end dupcs,e
thereof fswuded BY mail Much uoabs aud many mistakes
vesld thns BE- avoided
Te Improvement In the Produce Market noticed in our
Port this Money 10 exchanges
e6cu, and costly confidence broken aud general feel
Ing Of poverty prevails but still the necssies OF life mat
change hands and hsvng gtns Teasiion from
ne s'ssaaoH experienced during the hight Of the financial
panic
Burrrs-rAe very best qualities particularly State,
Ssf ana tending upward while the lower grades are
rtneat .nproyensn. sndaa Of sale. We quote;
49,, DE q
49, So,oe estFH n'kins aud tues. .....$ b.S Us
- - P'iuae' welsh tubs I'LL 90
Ssss Common. n.H ss
CbrGk- We DO not change cur oso,.tions bu, notes
.ors sssve eemA1d Tor sitss qu.li:ies We qaote:
f.: sSsx r ;fG:;a :. o...:..s s ss
Poor 10 o'dinsy ...... 40 S4
MkAfs-Ws sacte,
ss.E y ssa"..V .. seHlre,i, ralsea. ...y DO,
ve.................... en- su:,oa .......
1oyt pine oil
9aix1 Hipfs-Ws quote;
Lao Dsis and tss, lsSl2e y 10.
PevlrRy1bs stormy weather hGs heet eeck sur In
sesssststss Of wAsb .bt zssAS srys .: ssss saS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

sWlNE-Ihers nothing % Drag Of IN the i've hog make.
this week The dirty weather hiss been sssns: the droge
We noticed sale to-day BY Caldwell Of shou, $50 very
good eais hogs 'sa. averaged ~ pss O.; L. H. rrsy
wno Lso bought leo good a-s.eIy hogs ard offered
far lots at &c.
l:b Therefore far 20 FAKE the following quoeaors tie
SlIeEs VIII.
Live weight Dead weight
gint quality seEn- kd lsrse slse........s3as G.
Second qaalty seSS 20 ,.s...,....... c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

vsyaers, the Commercial and The Asklssd BssAs
have done. but We doubt whether any Of them cAa
ssme up 10 the Nortaerr- The feeling OF the COM
mo-ity lie decidedly in favor Of Ssok sapens'on'
and the sams Is extending ITSELF throughout ina
State.
The Auditor Of Indians Ia. i'susd q sta'srnsas,
sAowisg the condition ofthe free Banks OF soat State
Hsvns called on the bsnks for additional sosnties
\ consequence Of Tho depreciation OF the sesks upon
which they are based, the following have promptly
,esposaea to the call, and deposited with the State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

POTATOES selling ct the following prices Red West
ems 81 z5ds Dbl Junes 81 q. asa C.rtsrs % i9
81 ISL best Mercer. IS y Dbl, and Sweets, 81 IS
PLASTER 10 quiet. We quote Lump nominal II 81 u y
tup and Cslcins{ az 81 y Dbl.
RCE quiet. bu, steady; sales Of % ties at s. oas41%
100 D.
SUGARS quiet but prices wi lou. change Of moment
Prices about below the highest point touched this
season; sales 20 day of SSs hhds. Cubs 81 dsc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-29

sEEDS-There inquiry f,r Clover f,r th- 10 ,s
trade something has been done for export e; about 0O
but Price. A. the close nominal Timothy Is Ia M al
py ara quite dull nominal 81 500 81 b1sh for moved
AID resped Rough Fsxseed quiet, sne lowers sales a.
Al 30 y g 10 Cacttta Linseed has been in Improved De-
and Tor export Boston, 81 slightly reduced sses Of
some Zoo bsss there ct 81 i0d So csh, chiefly 4Od
sl a. and 81 SIT y bash 4moa
SPICES are very quiet the demand confined 70 the ne
date necessities ot the local trade.
SKINs-Go.t are ina and prices somsvhs. nornl,.
There inquiry bat hOlsers are Indifferent about
selling their TIM Deer are ciie lang lia ami tae
depressed. aud quotations are eD;ireiy nominal
sPELTER is dull .us -s,es oulJ .: 7e7lc mos whole
SHOT are quiet bu, steady ei for Drop ard t. r Buck
Ices the usual discount for cash
TEAs-Pross continue nominal the insay, which Is sh.
10 confined 20 local copsuTers
part are nominal
TIN-The market both Tor Pig and Pies esninu.. mani
and d,ep. 10 prices called forth dsusnt
beyond supplying the wants Of oebas tds Banea
lin caa be purchased 2sd5e cash, and stusrts q. aos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-13
Alpine Hair Balm.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL


Warranted to Cure Badness Souri, Dandrulf Itching
and all diseases of the Skin This Balm gives the Scalp
new and healthy aetion the colorng matter
the roots Of the HAIR which passes through the Hair and
gives natural ce Tor without the OF Hair Dye.
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced, pre-
tending preserve the Hair and keep from falling Off
composed of Oils, Alcohol and oil deleteous materials
and all to no Hair Dyes have been introduced that
do not give the Hair natural color besides being trouble
some to USE This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that
preparation was needed to what required for the
HAIR the proprietor Induced to experiment until he
could obtain article that would be the remedy,
and after years trial he has perfected this Balm.
1t is soothing and emolent alays all irritation of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching 1t
Dandru and Scurf, and when the Hair 1turned
gray it will bring it back to its original Color be Black,
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and ossy-
prevents the Hair from falling Of. will be pom
using this Balm for 0nly few dsys-life will be Civ to
the roots of the Hair, and growth viii appe r.
Growth does not take place at the end Of the Hair will
be in persons who have their Hair dyed. If 20
anime hair that has been coorcd for week, you Wilt nd
towards the ROOTS that the hair has gray hence
it is necessary to have the fluid the of the hair
healthy that the whole hair may be natural color Each
hair has root In the skn and is OF itself hollow, gray
tube through which there is constant circuits Of the
pigment from the root, When this pigment colorng
matter dies ont leaves the hair hollow and it becomes
gray. To invent Balm that would produce this pigment
has been the study of the proprietor The discovery OF
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it, 1t will bring the hair to
its natural color by making anew the cooring matter in
the roots OF the hair
1t is mistaken notion that oil or grease Will restore the
hair, as nothing can be injurious. The Alpine
Hair Balm will restore the skin and the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by @. A. P MASON, Providence, r. 1.
For sale by all Druggists.
D. P IVES co 80 Milk street, Bostan sole Whole
sale Agent for the United States and Canadas.
VID SCOTT, CHARLES SHELLEY, GEO R, spURR
and JAMES GREEN dom 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-13
For the spY.

The FOURTH AT NORTH BRooKFIsLD.-MesSrS.
Editors The Bay State of your city, in brief
notice of the celebration at this place. says, one
reverend Beecher outraged the feelings of all de-
cent people by deisunion speech of one hour and
twenty-five minutes. One expression he made
should be branded on his forehead, and then he
should be kicked out of society," God help the
Union to slide to perdition ="
The Bay State has been misinformed In the
first place, Mr.. B. did not speak one hour and
twenty-five minutes for all the speeches, and
there three of them, occupied only that
time. This is unimportant except that it would
seem to indicate that the informant aforesaid was
in that peculiar fourtt-of July condition of mind
in which man does not really know what is 60
ing on, or who is speaking, and therefore not very
likely to report correctly what is said
In the second place, the reverend gentleman
did not make use of " the expression" charged
upon him, or anything like it. The allegation
that he did SO, is an unqualified falsehood There
was nothing in his speech out of which such a
charge could be manufactured, and the presump-
| Jon is, that the Bay States correspondent. in
some semi lucid interval during the services,
| heard another gentleman say, that although he
| loved the Union, and desired its permanency, he
would rather it should slide to perdtion, than
that all the dearest interests of freedom should be
sacrificed, and our country become slave des-
| potism."
| Perhaps the scurrilous attack attack we have
referred to is hardly worry of notice as every ode
cent man " regards it high compliment to be
assaied in such manner, in such paper, but as
the person attacked is comparative stranger,
and the charge utterly groundess, flor he made
no disunion speech at all } it is thought that a
REPUTATION of it may not be inappropriate.
In conclusion, we will only add, that the cele-
bration in question went off in fine style, and to
the satisfaction of all, except it may be, the few
border rufhans that reside amongst us or those Of
the same character who visited US on the occasion.
| HTvTS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-13

FIsKE's CoRNET BAND.-The editor Of the
Clinton Co~rant, who was present at the recent
celebration of the fourth, at Grafton, where
Fiske's Cornet Band of this city performed 10
such admirable satisfaction, says =
{" We wish to add more emphatic expression
of our high opinion of Fishes Band That their
playing is admirable, every one who has heard
them, and has an ear for music, knows. They are
in perfect training, and the whole style of their
performances is smooth, discrimina ting and
tasteful. Three of the performers have been in
habtants of Clinton and members of our recent
band. 1t is great satisfaction to say that the
Worcester people who know them testify to the
personal good character of the whole band which,
to say the least, is an added commentator of
their music"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-13

MILITARY PARADE AND REvIRw.-On Satur-
day last detaehments OF commissioned and non.
commissioned officers of the companies of the
Tenth Regiment, paraded upon the Common as
battalion, for elementary drill, under command
Of Col. G s. Childs of this city. The other Of.
fcers Of the regiment were on duty as follows -
Lieut.. Col J. H. Barker Of Milford Major C. E.
Pratt, Adj. John NJ studley, and ouartermaster
Henry Keith Of Worcester, Paymaster e. A.,
Bates Of Hopkinton, Surgeon Benjamin Hey
wood, and Surgeons Mate Saumel Flagg Of
Worcester. The companies composing the bat
talon were Company A, Capt. Mann OF Milford
Company B, Capt. Lamb of Worcester; Compa-
ny G, Lieut.. Stone of Worcester; Company 9,
Capt. Pratt Of West Boylston Company (ri-
hemen), Capt. Hall Of Holden. During the fore.
noon the battalion vert through various evolu-
tons, and IL o'clock were dismissed for din.
ner.
At IL O'Clock P. M, the line was again
formed, and the battalion drilled thorouehly IN
military movements and the manual Of arms. Al
0 o'clock the battalion formally received BRIG.
Cen Samuel H. Leonard and his staff, at the
Bay State House. The members Of the staff on
duty attending the Brig. Gen. were Brig. In.
spector George II. Ward Of Worcester, and
.Aide-de-Camp A. B. R. Sprhgue Of Worcester.
Proceeding to the Common, the battalion passed
in review before the Brig. Gen., and then, after
well-sxecutsd dress parade. the brigade officers
were escorted to the Bay State House, where the
battalion was dismissed
We are not very great judges Of military evo-