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l-t7, 8aBbnlter II gss.
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pfunp ~ Sts, ruiti&er See 1Onne $3.50.
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$3.50, Nntbracite fur StaStBe6rau9 $5.00-$5.25 9ptb.
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Or ellte Dem An8etl. mad nnO fraste ibn mad:
eer u9r, ron Der oieIer natiirti9 nidtS miIen
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o%arber 81 erluden, OBJ bic @itp Oaro OebuIs
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Armen9au8.
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tirte etnen 8eI1luB, mornaG i'm Olnblife auf
pas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0erbre4eu unp nm ben
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&ourt etablirt nerpen ipu. Ser Antraa
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our Nuiteuuna elmer semeiuialnen Committee
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90 uufere 2eier in Us pIMgt0u
MAIDEN mir auf pte AnSeige pes 9rn. Rarr auf-
merriam meIGer teg! ietn @ei4aIt IN NrO. $50
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3usIetb bemerfen mir, ba5 6reunb S&ap>
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G5-p allage u . reme II aur Oen neutM
p~0ftoamPTlAtTen Der Sremer 2inie, n9tprooeutlAer
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$50 Gu8en - d0atn9' 8 auo3e3elu,s
neteB S9ncbtl4 sitter, tuberettet aus G6taartaet
Gin Hatru8!t0es Yttttsl, segen 2,5srStf9rerben, sc i6iuat
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ID 1gen snttepeaoem ReaafRetea. TT ~ 30 Seats Ste 5laih VI
Nsrfdnfsa n Der EEEeg DEG lHetera.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-25

THE SKATING EXCURSION, on Saturday after
noon last, to Long Pond. was perfect success
Not less than thousand persons were present.
and the scene was one of the pIeasantest we ever
looked upon. The distance from the depot to
that portion Of the pond selected as the rendez
vous of the party, is about three miles, and at the
appointed hour twelve long cars loaded to their
utmost capacity, left the depot, and in few min.
utes the passengers upon the margin of the
pond, busily engaged in strapping on their skates
and preparing for their afternoons sport. Mean
time, carriages were constantly arriving, and in
short time the surface of the pond was covered
with as gay and joyous a company as any one
would wish to see on a pleasant Winters after
noon. There were the boys just let loose
from school, and gray-headed old men middle
aged men, with their wives and children, and
beaux and their sweethearts; representatives
from upper tendon and from Pine Meadow, all
mingled in one promiscuous assemblage, enjoy
ing the luxury Of the pure air and the exhilara-
tion of hsalthful exercise. The ice was in good
condition for the sport, strong enough to bear up
loaded team in any part, and the length of the
pond-some four OF five miles--gaye ample room
for all to enjoy themselves without disturbing
their neighbou.
We noticed some young ladies in the company,
who showed great skill and proficiency in the art
Of skating, and it struck as good sign of the
times, that source of recreation so innocent and
healthful, is likely to come into fashion. All
agree that neglect of the physical education Of
females is one Of the most fruitful causes OF III
health and premature decline and 1t must have
been obvious to all. who witnessed the ease ant
grace with which young girls and grown up wo
men glided over the pond, that there is no i'm
propriety whatever in their participation in out
door sports Of this kind.
We learn that the success Of this first CRANE
skating excursion has been such as to leave
general desire in the community for its repetition
at an early day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-25

HARTFORD. Jan. 23-The large fve-storv
building owned by Willis Thrall, and occu
pied by several manufacturers, was totally de.
stroyed BY fire last night. Loss about $780,
O0O Willis Thral and Screw Company lose
on building, machine, and stock, SAC, 900.
Insured $l5 900. I. Kohn, silk manufactur-
er, loss $4,000, insured $4,000. Williams &
Wiley, book printers loss $4,000, insured
$1,000. Andrus & Son, $4,000, insured. w.
w. House, stereotype plates, loss $4,000, in
sured $4,000. A. ]. johnson, machinist, loss
$4,000, no insurance. Charles Parker, spec
tacle maker, loss $4,000, insured $1,000.
L. Stebins Co., map publishers, loss
$4,000, insured $500. George Metcalf, sill
yer ware, lose $4,000, no insurance. H.
f. Rossins Co., wood cuts, loss $500.
no insurance. A. c. Goodman & Co., stereo-
type plates and paper. loss $4,000. Fetrdge
4 Co., loss $1,000. Phillips, Sampson & CO.,
loss $4,000. Drake, Brown & Co., book
binders, loss 10000, insured $500. Sew
eral other losses amount to one or two thou
sand dollars. The building and all its con-
tents were total loss. A large number of
persons are thrown out of employment. 1t is
the largest fire that has occurred here for
twenty years.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-( Herald correspon-
dence.) Both Mr.. Calhoun with the Le-
compton Constitution of Kansas, and Mr..
Stanton with the proceedings of the Leg;sla.
ture in opposition to that Constitution are
eXpeeled this evening or tomorrow. There
VIII be an exciting time, but the President is
hrm for the Lecompton Constitution, as the
legally expressed opinion of the people of
Kansas.
IL Is understood in official circles that Capt.
Meigs' the superintendent of the capital ex-
tension, viii certainly be removed on ac-
count Of extravagant expenditures and arbi-
trary conduct.
The Committee on Elections have been in
session every day, for the last week. bearing
the Ohio contested election case of Campbell
and Valandinghau. Long arguments were
today submitted by both parties. Camphell's
counsel asked more time to get additional ev-
ldence. The committee refused the request.
but finally concluded TO report the fact to
Congress on Monday, and let the House take
such action as it thinks proper.
In the Maryland contested election of Win
ter and Davis, the committee were unable to
agree, there being tie as to the construction
OF the law. They will also report the case to
the House on Monday.
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G9s 19nIp Spg.
Vi, xDAy. JANUARY rs, 1858.


The prospect Of the election of Mr. White, as
;ergeaut-at-Arms. over Mr.. Stevens, is inoreas
ng each day. The Lowell Citizen and Netos
'hieh originally favored the reelection of MIR.
stevens. now speaks Of the7maiter in the follow
ing sensible light;
'swhafever may be said of the impolicy of at.
tempting the removal Of Mr. Stevens at the out
set which we do not care to discuss, we think it
is now clear that he should no: be elected
When the opposition take him up and make him
their man, and when his election would be hailed
by them as their victory, and indication OF the
division and consequent weakness in the Banks
party, it is high time the Banks men should drop
him Something beyond the mere question OF
who shsl Gil tie office is involved. Mr.. Stevens
may be sood officer. That does not argue that
equally as good men may not be found IN the
Banks party that Mr. White or some other man
cannot perform the duties as areeptsbly. 1t is
now a question OF policy-whether the party
shan have measures and men of their own, or
measures of their own and men of another party
to battle them in carrying Those measures out"
We trust that if there are any Republican mem
bsIs Of the House who yet adhere to the notion
that one of the most Important and lucrative posts
in the bestowal of the Legislature should be given
to one OF the Interest opponents Of the party Of
freedom, which elected Mr.. Banks, they will soon
arrive at the same sensible conclusion, and cast
their ballots at the next trial for Joseph White.
Another Trial to elect is assigned for Tuesday
next in the House. Meanwhile caucus of Re-
publican members is to be holden at three o'clock
this afternoon, to consult upon the matter.
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New York Stock Mnrhe,-

NEW YORK, Jan 236-There is no change to note in
the money market AS the time approaches for the open.
ing OF the spring trade, there symptoms re-
wing activity but business generally continues re-
Atrloed sea e. and any great Improvement is autc-
Pated for some ii me- Money is very abundant and call
loans on iair security cannot be quoted above per
cent Prime paper is scarce, the banks would dis
count more largely 1t is believed the bank statement
will show an increase In the spec and discount lines
Stocks at he Second Board hrm. Missouri Sizes
S48 u s. Skies 'o7 1lSI; Illinois Central Bonds 9O4
Hudson 3D. Mortgage 5lj Buffalo and State Lire LIST
Mortg age 80; Michigan Central Sinking Fund, 90; Co.
Bhen Branch Bands; Co. LaoroSs and Milwaukee Land
Grants, Ash Michigan Southern Sinking Fund, 8s5;
Cumberland Coal, 154j Delaware and Hudson Canal
llOt; N y Central Railroad, 1874; Erie, 20{; Milwaukee
and Mississippi 20; Harlem, BIZ Reading 5 & Mchi-
gan Southern, z0i Illinois Central, 9l4; Cleveland and
Toleda, 4l4; LacrOss and Milwaukee, Iii.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-25

The AREA OF UTAH.-It may be matter Of
some interest to our readers to know something
OF the comparative extent of that Territory Of the
United States whose chief officer is bidding def
anee to our government. According to Cotton.
the area Of Utah is 269 10 square miles. To en-.
ginsers. and few Others, this will give lust
idea Of its vast extent, but the majority Of people
will form better estimate by being told that it is
as large as the whole Of the New England States,
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Or to
compare it with European countries, it is equal in
extent to Great Britain and Ireland, Switzerland,
Prussia, and Denmark, with the islands of
Guernsey, jersey, and Man, and the Iopian ISL
ands added.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-25

There are three Legislatures in Kanzas, the
Topeka Legislature, under the constitution
which the people adopted without authority of
law but in the same way that several other terri
tories have adopted constitutions that subse.
quently received the sanctfsn of Congress, the
Territorial Legislature, under the organic act of
Congress, and the Lecompton Legislature, under
the constitution that the people had no share in
adopting, and which they formally rejected by
vote authorized BY the Territorial Legislature.
In all these Legislatures the free State men, if
the latest dispatches are reliable, have the ma
jority and we do not see in what way the Pres.
ident means, now. to carry into effect the great
measure to which he is pledged, the forcible in.
PRODUCTION of slavery into the territory unless it
be by decision of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, that the Lecompton constitution IS
valid, and can be amended only according to its
own provisions.
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A girl aged fifteen years, in the en-
ploy of Mr.. William Blair, of Pittsburgh Pa
was discovered, on the return Of the family
from church, last Sunday, lying ON the floor.
tied hand and foot, and her clothes much
burned. She said that two men with black
ened faces had forced open the kitchen door
tied her, &c., and then ed the honse
and gold watch was missing. The girl af-
forwards acknowledged that in handling the
watch she broke the crystal, and for fear Of
being reprimanded, she had tied herself nm
burned her clothes, hid the watch, and CON.
cocted the story about the things and she
proved 1t by producing the watch from COR
ner where she had secreted it.