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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
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FL ROPA Leaves Boston. "Wednesday, Dee Is
PERSIA Leaves ~ York.W ednssday Dec. z
ARABIA Stone. leaves bos,on..' weanes,sy pc
ASIA, Lot..... Leaves N York "Wednesday, Ian
CANADA saves Boston. "Wednesday, jan. ~
AFRICA shannon Leaves n York Wednesday Jan. IS
Berths secured until paid or.
An experienced Surgeon OF board
ne owners ships will not be accountable fer Cola
Silver Buh9n Specie Jewsy rrssoa. stone me- OF ae'.a m
therein ''' erShsD H. fssSsn.
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL, LONDON. GLAS-
- Cow UBLIN, BELFAST and LONDONDERRY. and
all the principal Town: Of ENGLAND nd IRELAND e.Hy
greatly reduced rste.-The LIVERPOOL, NEw-YoRK and
PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CoMPANY'S splendid
Clyde built iron screw ,s .m'iPs are INTENDED 70 ~
CITY or BALTIMORE; .sATuRsAY De-.
And csch alternate Thursday al u O'Clock from Pier No.
myers VIII Id hi. the speedy and safe route to the
Coz itnsnt - ...
CABIN from N~wYork snd PAsdelphia SO
Third class from 70 of the paces
Return tickets available for six months
PU. nsrr, forwarded TO Hsyre. Paris HAMBURG Bremen,
A,swerp and all Parts Of the Con,mei, w'ln.s' delay
10 the immediate extinction oi ARE ana toe strs oe
oipine is enforced with regard 10 the use OF hrets
JOHN @ DALE ~ IS Brosdw,y. N.w.YOr., Agent
In Liverpool, to wM. INMAN T0~sI buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
Marbinerp.

EARM MILLS.-The DIAMOND" IRON
Il BURR MILL gnds Wheat and Corn for fsmiy use, or
feed equal French Bun Soue saving 40 cent in
and is warsu to outai lin use) two Of any other
iind. Sic No so NO 3 f5 grinding from to 10 bash
els per hour without heating choking Manufactured aod
sale by A. PEASE No 20 White St near Broadway, New.
York where orders viii receive prompt attention.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
rREAsuRERs ANNUAL REPORT.

JAMES KELLY Secretary.
Eew.YoTk Dec. |, 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-15
Jaints, Oils, Glass, Hr.

VONESs PATENT COAL-OIL LAMPS and
- BURNERS Of different sizes; also JoDes Globes Rnss
Chiuneys and shades for sale wholesale and retail by
CARBON OIL Co., No lSi Nsters-
COBURN's EXTRA OIL-Very superior for
~ Machinery and Bgrnipg-none desirable Barrels 36
70 40 gallons. JOHN w. QUINCY Co, No. so Wilianst
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

A marine monster of the viper tribe
was caught in the East river, New York, on
Saturday, with hook and line. 1t was nine
and half feet long, and twelve inches in
circumference in the largest part, covered with
brilliant diamond shaped spots, in yellow and
black, and very handsome when first caught
1t was probably juvenile sea serpent. Sim
liar creatures are found on the Florida coast.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press says that one of the Philadelphia mem
bers of Congress, when the Lecompton fight
was in full blast, walked up to the President
and spoke as follows: al shall swallow this
dose, sir for if don't the politicians will
take the nomination from me; and if do,
the people will take the election from me-so
am gone anyhow"
The town of Ibberville, in Plaquemine
Parish, Louisiana. must be one of the most
interesting places now out. 1t is situated on
the banks of the Mississippi, and is now ten
feet below the surface of the water in the fa-
ther of rivers. crevasse occurred there a
few nights since, which threatened to sub
merge the town, but by the prompt and ener-
getlc action OF the inhabitants, it was stopped
before any material damage was done.
At Jefferson City, Missouri, the other
day, Gov. Stewart of that State, while consid-
erably elevated, got into quarrel with Mr..
Vandiver about the pardon of the st, Louis
murderer, O'Blennis, which ended in A FIGHT
the Governor getting a very satisfactory
thrashing. Stewards friends say it was not
fair, as he was too drunk to fight
The capital of the London General
Omnibus Company is $4, 500, 900 its total
receipts exceed $SOOO,OOO per annum; il dis.
burses upwards OF 100000 per annum in the
mere wages of drivers, conductors, horsekeep-
ers, and other laborers, snd spends more than
$l,OOO,OOO per annum in proyender for
horses.
The great German Singers Conven-
ton at Pittsburg, is attended by two hum
dred singers, and thousands Of guests from
all quarters. The National Theater was
crowded to excess on Tuesday night TO hear
the concert, which was a complete success.
The festival will continue three days.
A new material for paper has been
discovered in the fiber OF the beat. root which
remains after sugar. making and distllation,
1t is twenty per cent. cheaper than common
paper, and has been used in cartridges at
Woolwich. II is to be introduced and tested
in this country.
James Graham, a member of Hose
Company No. 10, OF New York city, who was
injured, with three other fremen, BY the fall.
ing OF wall at FIRE in that city, on Friday
morning last, died at the Hospital ON satur-
day. The funeral Of the deceased was attend.
ed by the fire department, no less than five
thousand following the body to the grave.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

HABITS OF GRAssHoPPERs.-A Goliad cor
respondent of the Colorado Crexas) Citizen
gives some curious facts in relation to the
grasshoppers which have recently swarmed in
that region:
They have an especial fondness for wheat
and cotton, but don't take so kindly for corn.
The only vegetable they spare is the pump
KIN. The most deadly poisons have had no
effect upon them; fumes of sulphur they
rather like than otherwise; mosquito nets
they devour greedily clothes hung out to
dry they esteem rarity blankets and gun.
ny-bags they don't appear to fancy. They
swim the broadest creeks in safety, sun
themselves awhile, and then go on. The
whole mass appear to start and move at the
same time, travelling for an hour or two, de.
vouring every thing in their way, and then
suddenly cease, and not move perhaps for a
week, during which time no feeding is motto.
ed and, finally, they carefully avoid the
sea coast.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11
A PROCLAMATION
L . I H L LA IES!!

WHEREAS, it appears that the days Of right honor and
integrity, are fast fading away. and WHEREAS the IN
scIupuous and ignorant daily taking advantage Of
the profound and learned Be In KNOWN THRREFoBE to
all whether MAIDS, WIVES, WDows, that DR.,
OHEESbMANS FEMALE PILLS are ALONE the certain
panacea for the troubles incident to female disorganEa-
uoni they ALONE correcting all painful menstruation,
assuagng papations Of the heart disturbed Sleep pain
In the side, and causing health aud happiness to the
wnoe sex; more especially to the MARRIED PORTION an
they are certain to bring the monthly period with
regularity. AND WHsREAs, these PILLS are purely
vegetable and entirely free from minerals therefore per-
Iecty harmless in their operations wholly unlike
other medicines thrust upon the public, purportng 10
ehect the objects already detailed. THEREPoRv BIZ II
ka0wN, that NOTHING but the said PILLS of DIR,
CHEEsBMAN will accomplish the desired object when
DISAPPOINTMENT has been experienced under the regime
Oh OTHER PILLS. and the LADIES will this Procla-
nation o spread amongst them TO their own everlasting
oenent-always promising that said Proclamation in one
case must be considered null and vod that is to saw
that the Pills must not be taken when any female is in
an INTERESTING CONDITION, otherwise miscarriage will
be the inc sitable result.
Explicit directions, to be carefully read, accompany
each box Price ST.. Sent by mail On enclosing 81 To
Dr. Cornelius l.. Cheesemsn, Box 453l Post Oaice New
York City, or to M. B. Green & Co.. Worcester Mass
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the United
States 'N
Given under my hand and SEAL
U. L. CHEEsEMAN M n
r. .. HUTCH1NGs, General Agent for the TJnted
States lo6 Chambers St. New York to whom ali ordera
should be addressed. "
e- Sold by M. B. Green Co., Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

ACARD-I have transferred my interest in the Clo,b
ing and Tailoring business to Mr. LOUIS LEwrssoE man
widely known to the trade and possessing ability and 70
cilities in an eminent degree and uublemished chs
ter for truthfuness and just dealing covering spa -
time within my examination of sixteen years
therefore have hesitation in fully recommending hin
t. the confidence Of my former patrons Mr.. Nm. "
Willard the master of my Custom Department will o
cupy the position in the 1t is needless for ma
to speak of his gentlemany qualities, his sincere vet
frank and social and eminent abilities as an ar
tis; for they are too well known to pass uurewaTded
Mr. John Deusaur whose for the past eg hi
has been familiar may still be found at bis port ready
greet his my reuds by his honest heart and pur
poses. in the vocation Mr. John J. bigelow for
merry of the firm of Mecorney Bigelow, and lately with
me- lie also retained, and is of himself full pledge of f.
deity and fair usage them who may favor the new es
tabIishment.
take leave Of my customers with many regr Tho
association has been Of much pleasure to me, and
do not expect to pass another twenty years of my e
SO any spared to that will yield SO many pleas
ant remembrance; yet deem it my duty that owe to
those whose welfare obey their cali Therefore
bid farewell to who rank as a company Of
friends and who have long By me and cheered
me on by sympathy, encouragement, and unlimited con
fdence W. Il. HUDSON.
olarks Block, 25g Main street,
Worcester Nav I8 1888
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

The Mayor and Aldermen of Boston
have forbidden street preaching without IL
cense. This is designed, we suppose, espe-
cially to cut off John c. Cluer, the temper
ance lecturer upon the Common, who has
been pointed out as the victim by the Boston
Courier. The Boston city government allows
liquor selling without license but does not
allow temperance lecturing without special
permit from the Mayor.
The United States Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will hold It's annual fair this year at Rich
mond, Virginia, during the last week in Oc-
tober. A great display is expected, especial
ly OF agricultural implements.
George W. Young has been convict
ed i'll the United States Circuit Court, sitting
at Portland, Maine, of robbing the mails be.
tween that city and Augusta.
" When was Rome built 2" "In the
night, sir In the nighti How do you
make that out :" "Why, sir, you know
Rome wasn't built in day."
George D. Prentice, the editor of the
Louisville Journal, has enrolled himself as
member of the Sons of Temperance. Better
late than never.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. = Ths
State Convention Of the Administration Democ
racy assembled at Springfield, June 9. Two
hundred and sixty.three delegates, representing
forty-sight counties, were in attendance. John
Dougherty was renominated for State Treasurer,
and ex-GOv Reynolds for Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
Resolutions were adopted, reafirmiHg adher.
ence to the Cincinnati platform; reafirming the
principle Of nonintervention in the Territories; I;
opposition to the concentration Of power in the
hands Of the central government; deprecating
slavery agitation; COndemning Senator Douglas,
and eharactefizing his course in opposition to
the Administration as overweening conceit; de-
nouncing the principles Of the Republican party
as tending to q dissolution Of the Union and
denouncing the late outrages by the British
cruiserslon American vessels in the Calf Of Mex.
leo and elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

MILITARY RBcEPTIoN.-The Boston Light In
fantry, (Tigers) Capt. Charles o. Rogers, will
leave Boston, today, on an excursion to New
York. On their return. they will be received in
this city, on the morning of the 10th, by the City
Guards, under the command of Capt. George H.
Ward, and welcomed with public dinner at the
City Hall The Tigers, being commanded by
man of Worcester origin, and an editor to boot,
will find welcome reception here. The Boston
Saturday Erening Gazette, speaking of the City
Guards, who invited their brethren of Boston to
visit them on this occasion, says;
"This well known company, in very compIi.
mentary letter, tender these civilities, from
friendship long since formed, and from the ad-
ditional reason that the Tigers now come TO us
under command Of native Of our city, whom it
gives us increased pleasure to honor and welcome
home The Worcester City Guards will do escort
duty with side arms, for having recently changed
from an infantry to a rife corps, they are patient.
ly waiting for the rifles which were long since
promised. (This hint is not intended as person.
al but Adjt, General Stone may regard himself as
shot at, If he pleases) The Infantry will leave
Worcester in the express train, and reach Boston
at five o'clock"
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

We see by the Boston papers, that DR.. Brad
ford L. Wales Of Randolph has been appointed
Assistant Collector in the Boston Custom House.
DR.. Wales belongs to the slk.stocking, or ex-
trsme bunker section Of the Democratic party.
His appointment reminds US Of an anecdote oi
him, which was current in the CONSTITUTIONS
Convention Of 1863 Of which he was member
Some one was ascertaining the political proclvi.
ties Of the several members Of the convention, and
Dr. Wales was told that they had classed him as
a "Rum Democrat" "Oh, no !" exclaimed the
Doctor, mot Rum Democrat, Brandy, Sir,
Brandy"
Mr.. Wales is the gentleman who has several
times Of late years run ON ticket against the
regular Democratic nominees. With such ap'
pointments before them, there is no wonder that
the Democratic papers are asking, care we to
have Democratic party in Massachusetts 7"
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

STAwBERRIEs.-The first Strawberries and
cream of the season were served up by Messrs
Taft & Lilly, at their well known eating house,
opposite the Spy Office, on Wednesday. They
were we'll rpened, sound, and of delicious flavor
Messrs. 7. & L. have made their arrangements
for the season for constant supplies of this deli.
cious fruit not only from New York and New
Jersey, but from the gardens in this vicinity,
which they will sell by the box or basket or serve
up with the usual accompanments in their neat
and we'll conducted reStorateav
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday, Alexander Brown
(white) and Jane johnson (colored), for commit
ting the crime of fornication, were each sentenced
to imprisonment in the House of Correction for
one month.
Isaac smith (colored) persists in getting drunk
as often as once month, and again. yesterday,
before the court, charged with that offence, was
fined 81 and costs, and committed.
Rockwell Jacobs and William P Clifford, for
larceny Of large quantity of boot and shoe
stock, the property OF Luther Stowe & Co., were
each held in $500 for examination Thursday,
the 18th inst. They were committed in default
of bail.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

New Orleans Quiet-Arrest of Members
Of the Viz siIancr Committee
New ORLEANS, June I0.-The city is quiet.
A dozen of the Vigilance Committee have
been arrested. Major Duncan, commander
of the Viglants, has been sued. and the cot
ton which was used for barricades, land
which it is SAID was furnished by New Or
leans cotton broker. has been attached for
damages done to the Court Buildings occu-
pied by the Vigilance Committee Recorder
Solomon has been prevented from acting IN
consequence of his having favored the Vigi-
lance Committee.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.-Dispatche from
Gov. Cumming have reached the President.
but, for reasons of state, their precise charac.
ter will not be disclosed for a few days.
Enough is ascertained, however, to make il
certain that the intelligence is pacific. These
documents explode completely the rumors
that Gov. c. had been expelled from Salt
Lake city, for they were written there, and
came by special messenger after the regular
mail had started. Such is the confidence
entertained in this news that it is believed
the two regiments OF volunteers authorized
for Utah will not be called out.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11
For the Spy

Where is our good Street Commissioner It
is more and more evident every day, to those of
us who live or do business upon Main street, that
too much of good thing is not desirable, and if
the worthy official referred to above was among
our number, we are sure that he would lose no
time in removing the mud from the payements to
some locality where it would be beneficial, rather
than the nuisance that it now is. PHILO,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

FIVE CHILDREN AT ONE BIRTH.-On the
morning of Monday last, a woman named
ElsPet Gordon, residing in Rothes, gave birth
to three male and two female children. The
three boys were born alive and lived till the
following morning; but the two girls were
still born The births were premature being
in the sixth month but what is very extra
ordinary, all were full grown for the period
of CESSATION nor is this the most surprising
circumstance in the case, one of the boys
having actually two front teeth when he
came to the world. DR.. Dawson of Rothes,
attended the woman who, we are happy to
say. is doing wonderfully well.-Elgjn (Scot-
land Courant, Apr1 %.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

PATENTs.-List Of patents issued from the U.
S. Patent Office to Massachusetts men, for the
week ending June s:
VIM. N. oakes of Dana-for improved machine
fsr cutting irregular forms.
Jas. Woodbury. of Winchester-for improved
planning machine
John B. Witherle of Upton-for improved sash
fastener.
George Pratt of Boston, assignor to John A.
Ellis of Cambridge and ]. E Hazleton of New
ton-for improved extension table.
George Habich of Roxbury-for improved sp
paratus for the manufacture of beer.
Charles Vanaer Woerd Of Cambridge, assignor
to Alvah Clark Sons OF same place--for i'm
proved hose coupling.
Benjamin Griffin of Lawrence-for improved
bed bottom.
David s. Sherman Of Loweli-fo for improved
punching machine.
ResssWe.-A. r. Pope of Somerville-for i'm.
proyement in electromagnetic alarms. Patented
June 81, 1858.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

TIE REeATTA.-rhe arrangements for the
grand college regatta to be had in this city
July 2Sd, have been definitely completed.
Sevon clubs have already siguified their in
tenton to enter the lists-t two from Yale.
three from Harvard, one from Trinity Of Hart.
ford, and one from Brown of Providence. IL
is said that the citizens Of Worcester offered
$1,000 for the regatta, and that they stand
the best chance of having it another year.
Springfield Republican.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

RAILROAD DPFIoULTtEs.-The dificultv
between the Erie and Central Railroad Com.
panies is in fair way of settlement. An
injunction restraining the Central Comnanv y
from resisting the laying Of the track by tbe
Erie Company, has been served on the attor-
noy and agents Of the Central Companv, and
they are now engaged in removing ali oh.
structions from the crossing in compliance
with the order.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

The Horticulturist for June is very good
number, with several valuable articles. We are
glad to see that it is to be published, in future,
by C. M. saxton, New York, whose extensive
business, as a publisher of agricultural works,
gives him special facilities and advantages for
the publication Of this periodical. The editorial
department will still remain under the charge of
]. Jay Smith, Esq, who has shown himself so
we'll qualified for the work.
For sale by S. Thompson & Co.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

These pills nohng new, but have been used by the
doctors for many both in France and America with
unparalleled success in case and be urged by
msny thousand ladies' who have used them, to make
the Pills pubcfor the alienation Of those sueriugs from
any irregularities whatever well to prevent an in
crease of faulty where heath will permtit Females
peculiarly situated, OF those supposng themselves So
arr cautioned against using these Pills while in that con-
dition as the the proprietor responsibility a
ter the above admOuton, although their mdness would
prevent any mischief to heath otherwise the Pills are
recommended. Fuu and explicit directions accompany
each box Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug.
gist. 25l Main street, corner Of Mechanic street. Wor
cester, Mass, and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street.
Worcester, Mass. Ladies, by enclosing them 81, can
have the Golden Pills sent any part the country,
Confidently, by return mail Sold by A. A Brr lett
Clinton James B. Lane, Ftchburg; Cantre Son. Dam
iesonviei A. Houghton Atho Depot Balch Son. Prov
idecei Weeks Potter Boston, and by one Druggist in
every town in the Union
N B,-Ladies' be particular in asking for "Dr. Dupon
cos Golden Pills" and that the signature is on the
boxi you will then obtain medicine you NAV fully RELY
upon The agent will tell you they no secret COM
pound, but are made known to all concerned
app6 div
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

THE LINCOLN HousE.-As seen by the adver-
tisement in another column, this spacious and
popular hotel is to be re-opened on Monday next,
by A. G. Williams, ESQ.,, well known by many in
this city from his former connection with the
United States Hotel and Central Hotel
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

LATER FROM ST. DOMINGO The brig Lau-
rillia, Capt. Lavender, arrived at this port
yesterday with dates from Cape Haytien to
May 20. Capt. Lavender reports that desert.
ers and runaways from the Spanish part Of
the island were daily arriving at Cape Hav.
tien, in a very destitute condition. They
were, however, furnished with everything
needful by the Haytiens, and forwarded to
the capital, Port au Prince. The deserters
brought advices from st. Domingo to Nav %,
and report that Santana, the chosen Presi.
dent, had evacuated st. Domingo City with a
considerable force after a conflict of several
months without success, and retreated to Sa
mana, which he took after much slaughter
1t was also stated that President Baez, with
assistance from Curazo, had set twenty sail to
blockade Port au Platte, under the command
of an American officer. At the last dates a
report had just come in that the place had
been destroyed and burned.
The island of Nevassa, situated slxty miles
I, southwest from st. Domingo, which has
been held by some Americans for the purpose
OF obtaining the guano which covers its sur.
face, has been claimedby the Haytien govern
ment, and two men-of- war had been sent to
expel the intruders, which had caused some
excitement.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

The subject of the removing Of the curse and the es
Ahlishmeut Of the everlasting Kingdom of God, and
The requisite preparation for inhertins he same will be
presented in series of meetings hell by confer
enee of Bible Preachers and believers at Warren Hall
commencing on "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June O..
and continuing day and evening over the following Sun
day. The public are invited to atteod
Worcester daily spy., 1858-06-11

The New York Tribune very properly re-
marks
"The building Of war steamers on the Lakes
was ordered by the House, In defiance of all
reason and Of the moral certainty that such
vessels are far more likely to provoke war
than TO prevent one. IL is deplorable fact
that the ridiculous ''rght-of search furry is
likely to take some hundreds of thousands of
dollars out Of our empty treasury, and squan-
der it in building vessels that will be bill Of
expense ever afterwards"