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Domestic 1nteIligenoe.
THE NIcARAGUAN EMIGRANrs OFF!

Inc vessel FIRED lnIO,
MOBILE, Dec. 8.-The schooner Susan, with the
Nicaraguan emigrans on board left the lower harbor
last night after taking on board supply of water
and proceeded oat towards the Gulf.
She was chased by the revenue cutter McLeand,
oYerhauled and ordered to heaYe to.
Capt. Maury of the schooner however, disregarded
the signal, when a shot was fired into her. The
schooner sustained no serious damage and no one on
board was injured.
The shot seemed to have no more effect than with
blank cartridge, for the schooner proceeded on her
way, taking with her Lieut. White of the revenue
cutter who on board as the guest of Capt. Maury
Fire at Raymond, Mississippi.
NTCKsBuRG, Dec. S.-A destructive fire occurred
at Raymond, Miss, this morning Twelve stores and
seven dwelling houses were destroyed
The buildings were in the central part of the town,
and only two stores are left.
The buildings destroyed are a total loss. There
was no insurance on the property.
The origin Of the fire is believed to have been the
work of an ncendiary.
The Southern Pacific Railway.
LOUISVILLE, Dec7.-President Fowlkes has placed
under contract for immediate construction, fifty miles
more Of the Southern Pacific Railway.
The stockholders of the Company here and at ST.
Louisare generally responding promptly to the re.
quired payment Of fifty cents on each share of stock
according to the resolution adopted at their recent
convention.
Congressional Proceedings
WASHINGTON, Dec s.-The Senate and House met
on Monday and Tuesday but transacted no business
Of ofimportance.
After short session yesterday, they adjourned ovei
to Thursday to give time to organize the various
Committees
In the House of Representatives the Select Com
mittee on the Pacific Railway are inclined to favo
the proposed Central Route to the Pacific.
Clayton Bulwer Treaty
The resolution to abrogate the Clayton Bulwel
treaty, which has laid over from last session, was
called up before the Honse in Committee of the Whole
False Rumor.
New York, Dec. 8.-The rumored murder of Coy
Cavendsh and Mr.. Ashley by the Sioux Indians il
false, They report themselves alive and well.
Later from Santa Fe.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. s.-Adyices have been received
by the Overland Mail from Santa Fe to the 18th ult
Letters dated at albuquerque from officers of tbt
army and others, represent the Indians more trouble
some than ever, and call loudly for volunteers agans
the Nevajo Indians who are threatening seriou
trouble,
Domestic Markets,
NEW YORK, Dec. S.-The sales of cotton to-day
were 1900 bales prices are irregular. MddlinG
Uplands are quoted at ll4c.
Orleans Sugar is quoted at nc. to 73c MusCovadt
G}c, to &c.
Rio Coffee ranges from IO5c to lllc
CNCINNATI, Dec. S-Flour active, 81 25 to 81 81
for choice to extra. Whisky 224c. Hogs are de
cning. Western Mess Pork is selling at SI7 so
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New YORK NOTWITHSTANDING things sometimes
happen at the New York matinees, observes the
Home Journal and stranger results oitimes follow.
Hearts a e lost and won, Matches are made and
engagements broken, and the ceremony Of popping
the question, even, is gone through with; for acc
dentally, we overheard, at the Mount Vernon matinee
sentimental youth sitting behind US, whispering an
offer Of marriage to the lady at his side which offer
she very properly refused The time and place, per-
haps were well enough, but the right man, we imag
inc was not there.
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DIGNITY OF A MEXICAN " PREsIDEEr.n-T The
Mexican correspondent Of the San Francisco Bulletin
relates the following incident:
A very laughable circumstance occurred here on
Independence Day, which will give you some idea
Of the social standing OF the present President of
Mexico, Don Felix Z1Ioaga. The procession had
marched into the the Alameda and the President and
his Ministers had taken seats under a canopy ar
ranged for their reception, when person walked up
and threw pack OF cards ia Za0aga's face This
circumstance created great litter even amongst the
members OF the Cabinet; for many of them, as we'll
as the spectators had played at the same table where
Auloaga had acted as croupier in former times.
Auoaga tried to laugh himself but it was no gof'
Different assertions we're at once madeas to the cause
Of this act. Some said the person who threw the
cards had unfairly lost at play while Zuloaga was
dealing the cards. others, that it was only joke to
remind him of old times. The best remarks have
heard on the subject were made by an cid woman
who, when told Of the circumstance, expressed dis
belief Her informant urged veracity but the old
woman shook her head and said " 1t is quite impos.
sibe any one could have been so impolite." Her in.
formant then said, Why saw the cards with my
own eyes" Z" That may be- says the old woman
Il don't donbt about the cards being there but the
poor man (luloaga) must hare dropped them out Of
his pocket By qccfdent.ii
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FLACDE's YARIETlEs.-Ths place was again
crowded last night The differently performers, of whom
We have already made particular mention, appeared
with excellent effect in The Serious Family and
"Toodies.' John Owens Toodles was funny enough
and next to it in excellence and fun was the La,cyer
Glib OF Lesson We were sorry that Glib was al
lowed to appear in only one scene of the piece. AS
represented by Leeson, Glib is new character in
"roodIes,'
Tonight we are to have again, besides farce and
the usual dancing, Much Ado About Nothing
The comedy has never yet had such company in
this city to bring it out and all who SO to it will
be famously well pleased.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-09

BOMB LANCE FOR KILLING WHALEs.-A. F. and J,
e. Andrews, Of Hartford, Ct, have invented aud
patented this week an improved bomblance for kill
ing whales. cylindrical tube pointed at its front
end, and having two smaller tubes placed one within
the other, and fitted within it is used, the smallest
tube being provided with fuse and cup, and arranged
90 that the missile may be fired from rifle, and the
missile exploded either by the direct coneussion of
the discharge, by the concussion produced by the
missile entering the whale.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotel, Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL W Richardson, L
L Allen Cunningham, Miss J E Mitchell Nis
souri, p LQnsdale, Henry + Il King, N York -
Z Ducat, Edln9qTg " Woodvill5, Nd ~
and wife, II G Benton, Natchez Mrs Button
Miss b Button, New York Capt II Smith and
wife, steamer Black Warrior T B Bethea and svt.
Ala. 7 B Young, Miss, . b Laurant W n
G Cheakham and svt, Miss J Fl Webber, La
J W LacrOit N Booher, Ca P Grandpa. New
Orleans. j Woon ~ Colson, Florida
B Tanner Mrs Helm, Misses Tanner, La VIM D
Gale, E r Gale, S NJ VIII, Miss viii, Tenn. M
Tonmin, W E Holt, Mobile, W P Coleman and
lady, Kenner. W l. Nurmald, Ala T James,
Philadelphia -. J a Middleton, New York Thos
Bouris Mrs Vim Crawford, Miss Crawford, Y
o Chas 9 Mediation, La Jas S Reynolds, Chi
cago. a i Oliver, Chas L Moore, Cincinnati
D N Russell, jr, Alabama B Mcdonald, New
York. R Pugh, La =. Chas BeIcher lady and son,
3t |. Louis .Jas Downs, G y Bachelor, N D
4 Louis, Chicago. W H Stevens o.. Mrs
Carnal, Miss Carnal and sFt, La . c Mcneil,
Ala. .R w Shufldt and family n o. 7 Il Raw
ling, KY Vim Kennedy, O. VIM Kennedy
j, Tenn Miss Marshall NJ Wells, La j Gil
deon, steamer Black Warrior II D Horn RI Fl
smith. z J Backmore, Ark . Wm J Chaney
| and sgt, Miss...A Jackson, Nashville DR. D J
| lawrence, lawrence La. DR. A jackson, U s A..-.W P
CITY HOTEL. W Wilkinson. .Thos cIin-
L91, 20 CITY VIM H Ross, jackson V W Brook
D Webster, B Wilmington, J NJ Rawls. J Wolf
| Wrn Revoph Harrell S Moore 7 w Ferguson
y y. hoWiand =, n Mr5 Rowland, Miss Rowland,
i G Lewis, Chicago b VI Martin, Tenn. nj 4 " "
Graves Ala. S W McHand Miss VIM NJ Bry.
| ant. MD. Ala . / Daniel Texas Gen C{ordon
Miss Horton, F Horton, Ga Col I0rnay
lady and SIT, a G Mitchell lady and vt, Dr ] N
! Raiford, Ala Z F Anderson "A s Steel, Texae
ID D Fuller, N o., Col Fall, Miss s j c
Gordon, Samuel Rogers, La. W B Ewing
Jas F Harris, Miss. .H G Call ham and son, Poin
Irl.F -
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A SHOCKING OCouRRENCE-A few days ago, while
the steamer Morgan L. Martin was lying at the dock
in Oshkosh Wis, of the owner of the steamer,
boy some six or seven years old was playing about
the engine, and finally dropped something between
the beams supporting the shaft and stopped to
recover it. The engineer, entirely ignorant of the
whereabouts of the boy started the engine and the
crank revolving, came down and struck the boy on
the back of the neck, completely severing the head
from the body, without giving moments time to
cry for help The father being near started caught
up the headIess body, and the cry OF " Oh, God =
which escaped the parents lips, chilled the hearts
blood of every one who saw that awful sight and
heard that heartrending invocation.
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sou5aern En5e1.prtse .gheacg'
EMERY
PATENT CORN BUsKING MACHINE,

Now on Exhibition at No. 90 CAMP STREET.
This machne for simplicity, utility and durability surFases
anything for that purpose brought before the public It'll
worked by atredde with the foot and fed with hands
hnskng from 600 GOO bushels day. against the old fash
ioned by hand Of which 20 bushels large days work
Another advantage besides saving otme in the husking
is thafhs machine prepre the husk perfect
which worth $50 to 500 per un ~
they fall from the machine
Pnors, aud the p0o generally invited call and
the merits fthase machines.
A. CAMPBELL, 30 Camp ST.,
AZ aptf Owner of the Patent for the United statar
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SALE OF CLOTHING, ErC.-The particular atten.
ton Of buyers is called the large shoes cohing
and shirts to take place this day 10 o'clock the
sale
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Born 70 Misunderstanding Of the missing
steamship Indian Empire, the New York correspond.
ent of the Charleston Courier says:
| mentioned some time ago the fact that George
3. Ashby, who was Chief Engineer of the Central
America when she was lost, had been appointed to
the same position on the Galway steamer Indian EN-
pre. Fears begin to be felt for the safety of this
latter steamer. Verify, some persons, if not born to
itluck, are most of the time under u shadow.
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Gas Failures.

HENDERSON g. GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street,
Are now opening complete assortment Of las CHAM
DELTERs, PENDANTS. BRACKETS, etc. Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN MANUFACTURE,
ranging from NE lowest priced ppvards
When desired they win be put up without charge.
SEA ltf
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To .WetIicat sludoNts.
me southern on Company.


The undersigned having BEEN appointed SOLE AGENTS for
He sale Of the proiacts manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL COMPANIES Factory 1t Mobile prepared to
urnish
Machinery OIL
warranted equal to wINTER-sTRAINED LARD OIL, for
lub bicaing purposes,
Faint on,
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING and for ALL
CoL0RS except white or extreme light shades,
Gas OIL.
Manufactured expressly ror the portable gas apparatus.
Deck oil.
Ofsuperio quality, for decks Of shps and steamboats,
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which vii be oanl Of superior quality perfectly clean and
free from All Impurities.
The Machinery o is fully guaranteed when purchased of
any recognized agent Of the Company
safe by resident Hgen works in Mobile and by
G. c, BOGERT & CO.,
Agents Of the CompRny,
SET 2ntfkW y Camp street N, 0.
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EXTRAORDINARY CHEss PERFORMANCE. = Louis
Panlseu, of Dubuque Iowa the great rival Of horphy,
as a chess player recently played fifteen games,
simultaneously, with as many different persons at
Dubuoue. The games continued nine hours, but
were not Eoncuded. Ia every game, however, Paul
sen was ahead, and would have won them without
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Me6 0rIeans Dailp GresfGrt.


any noise or parade, working its way not only into
popular favor but into the affections Of its gtockhod
ers, by doing good, safe and profitable business
The factory in Mobile is turning large amounts Of
as good machinery oil as there is in the country The
paint oil is excellent, and the gas oil and Navy pitch
are unequaled. Like all new projects contemplating
great things, it has had many prejudces to overcome
many obstacles to surmount, and many difficult points
to arrange. We are happy to know, and to be able
to assure our readers Of the fact that it is succeeding
beyond the anticpations of its most sangune friends
and that the day is not far distant when it will be
known and recognized the great lubrcating oil of
the continent
The Bee of Monday contains an excellent article
on this subject from which we make the following
extracts
The principal product Of the works is lubricating
oil which has been fully tested on several of our rail-
roads, on towboats, sawmis, and various descriptions
Of machinery, aud uniformly pronounced admirable
| for l1bricatny purposes. BY many this oil is de-
! clared superior to lard oil, and some competent
judges are Of opinion that it is equal to sperm oil
Perhaps good test as may be cited is that of the
printing presses of New Orleans, which require the
finest oil that be procured and are usually ubr
Gated with sperm oil at cost Of from 81 Is to 81 25
per gallon Most of the city presses have been using
the rosin oil for the past four weeks with the utmost
1 satisfaction.
inis OIL LS 'eeii useu on oui s'sa power press LOT
several WEEKS allu nas gwen entre Sa'Siacoh any
Oil 'uat WI" Suiice ,or Tue Intricate machinery oI a
pf,n'Ihg press mus oe q Soou ol'
Eur'neF alols 1ue pee says
s1'g m luga =, SIg m OF Inls en-
oy We viii state That taking the ayerope Of the cost
Of sperm and lard oils heretofore used on machinery,
1t cannot be less to the consumer than 70 per gal
/ X corts nov C,,IIor m o,,r r4fIroods Tx ~ II
nQal consumption is between four and five millions of
roIInns and tho 1antif,y nm oil otter r,, n :,
. - 1-J
making in the aggregate an annual consumption for
ubrcating purposes in the United States of between
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TREASURE SnIPMENT.-We are indebted to the gen.
temen Of Toby's Express, for the following list Of
treasure shipment by the steamer Golden age, from
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SOLICIIOR OF PATENTS
(Late Agent of q. Patent Office, Washington under
the Act of 1871
rs State st., opposite Ktlby ST., Boston.
After extensive practice Of upwards of twenty years.
continues to secure Patents in the United States; also in
treat Britain, France and other foreign countries
caveats, Specifications Assignments and all papers
drawings for patents executed liberal terms, and with
despatch. Researches made into American or Foreign
works, to determine the validity utility of Patents,
lnVentions-and legal Or other advice rendered in all
matters touching The Copies Of claims Of any Pa
tent furnished by Renting one dollar Assignments
corded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through it inventors have ADVANTAGES for securing
patents, aseer.auing the patentabity Of inventions
unsurpassed by If not immeasurably superior to- any
which can be offered them elsewhere The testimonials
below given prove that meme is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFEICE than the subscriber; and as
SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADvANTAG rs
AND ABILITY he would add that he has reason
to believe, and can PROVE at other cce the kind
are the charges for professional services moderate
The immense practice of the subscriber during twenty
years past, has enabled him to accumulate vast colec
ton Of specifications and official decisions relative to pa
tents These, besides his very extensive library Of legal
and mechanical works, and full accounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe render him able
beyond question to offer superior facilities for obtaining
patents.
All necessity of journey to Washington, to procure
patent and the usual great delay there here savsd
Inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
"During the time occupied the Office Of Commissioner
Patents R. Eddy, Esq, of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents. There
were few if any, persons acting that capacity had
so much business before the Patent 0ee and there
none who conducted it with skill, fidelity and sue
cess. regard MIR. Eddy of the best informed and
most skillful Patent Solicitors in the United States and
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
employ person competent and Trustworthy, and
more capable CT putting their applications il form to
secure for them early favorable consideration ia
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
From the present Commissioner.
august II, 1866 During the time have held the
office of commissioner Of Patents, R. Il. Eddy Esq., of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
of business with the Office, Solicitor. He is thor
oughy acquainted with the law and the rules of practice
Of the. Office regard him of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had of5s
sia intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents,
Boston, Jan 1, 1857. deod&WIam
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THURSDAY MORNING. MAY
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pr WAN Qua NO
S8a9Der Phosphate Of L6sne,

be had of the subscriber at government and man
ufacturers prices. Orders will with prompt at.en
ton. A. II. ADAMS
sp2 dis3m 100 State street. Bosom
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MAs sERs' rATn Mt
5 MINUTE FREEZER.

These admirable FreezeIs having been two years
before the public their reputation for both rapidy
perfectness Of operation has become fully establiheG
Thousands using them, who tssify their
ability to freeze cream within the of Eve minutes
whils the quality for smoohn wi fully compare with
that made by the best Confeconers, With Of these
Freezsrs, Families enjoy great luxury without
trouble and with little cost
Sizes s46-8-14-2O qts. The trade supplied by the
Manufacturer, E. P. ToRREY
Plat street, New York.
s.-Also, Manufacturers Agent for the justly cele
brated 'Old Dominion" Coffee Pots dim my7
RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
4 SEVENTY FIVE YEARS AGE, Whose sands of life
Ihave nearly run out. discovered while in the East
/ Indies certain FIR Consumption, Asthma,
4 Bronchitis Coughs, and General Debility. The
edy was discovered by him when his only child,
daughter, given up die. Wishing to do much
good possible, he will send to such of his afflicted
fellow beings request it, this recipe. with full
pcir directions for mskiDg up, and successfully using
it He requires each applicant to enclose him one shn
liugthree cents to be returned postage the re-
cpe and the reminder to be applied ic the payment
of this advertisement
Address DR.. Il JAMES, IS Grand street. Jersey !
City, N. J. d6y1m ap2l I
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he WORCESTER SPY.
rrinL5d and Published by JOIN MILroS EARLE. &
ra' A&s DREw at No 212 Main Street. Worcester Maso.

DAILY PAPER.-EOUR DOLLARS a year. psvabIa al.
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscrfptiops discpniiT,s5 q.
the expiration of the term paid for ~
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
FEN He LIVER INvIGoRAToP-
Prepared BY DR.. SANFORD.
u posed EnffreIv &c r.

Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIVE AND Liver
~ ytOiNne no" before the public namely, that acts
"a CdGrtic, easier nilder and more efee,al than 49,
o'et msolcine known 1t is not only Gathartic but
LeosT remeay, acting FIRST Lioer to eject its
M @ matter then on the stomach and bowels to carry
oil that natter thus accomplishing two purposes scf
usg without tiy Of the infu feehngs experienced in
ss operations OF most Cahartics. 1t strengthens the
ga, az me same time nat it purges it. and when taken
daY in moderate doses will strengthen and build IL nm
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N B-Bonnets Bleached and Pressed in our usual su
peror manner. dit nvg
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THE NEW YORK BRANCH,
Located st No Flagg's Block opposite the Bay State
House, Worcester. Mass.
7. WARD & Co, Proprietors.
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t. WARD & COMPANY,
PrOPrietorG.


The excellence of the plan which they have originated
and which they successfully prosecute is not ony ap
precaed by the public, but to some ertent approved Of
by the trade.
It's the only system which ensures to buyers every
description of Fancy Goods, &C., at the
LOWEST SCALE OF PRICES.
Nelly Bv shuts her eye
When she goes to sleep,
And in de morning, when she wakes.
That eye begins to weep.
bhe links our BOnnets are berry low
And all our Boomers, too;
But den her purse is lower still
Oh, what will Nelly dor
HE Nelly Ho Nelly,
Listen while tell
You nebher' goods half so cheap,
As dem ar folks do SELL
Oars noain dat you want my dear,
But what des folks hsb got
And all dem little tings
De berry uppest top.
HE Nelly, Ho Nelly
Listen repeat
Put on dem hoops, de biggest size,
And sail long down de- street,
And when you see de Now York Store,
You'll see crowd widnj
Oh, OATS de place to buy your goods
Why, Nelly, how you giin.
FTFTK CENTS:
What does it meani 1t means that we are selling fine
DAMAsK for Table Cloths, two yards WIDE at the low
price of 5Oc per yard
MANTILLA AND SHAwLs.
Look at our assortment before you purchase.
Mantillas from 81 to 81 60 sha@ls from CSC to 81.
PARASOLs, PARsoLS.
500 Brown Pour de Sol Parasois, from 81 to 81 26.
100 Rich Moire Antique Parasos, from 81 so to 81.
200 Frineed Parasols, Of different kinds
Paid and Striped Mushns BrllIahs, Marseles, &C.,
cheaper than in any house ia the state
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IN BALES VERY MOE COARSE
y aPON0Es Just received and for sale cheep,by
CHARLES CLARKE,
mch1 du Corner Main and Pleasant bts