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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17

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s~eporben bur@ i9re &sble, anO bu bnf Elm Stump GEE
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-04-17

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pbne writeren llnfal 9eIGab.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

constitution. This shows that the constitution
was not only acceptable. but that it has been &C
cepted by at least four ffths of the of that
Territory, though not entirely satisfactory to all
of them.
The committee declined to go into an investi-
cation Of the alleged frauds at the January cleo
ton for State officers for want Of Jurisdiction of
the House over the subject. They say they can
no more investigate frauds relating TO the elee.
ton OF State officers in Kanzas, :han in any 9th
er state Those matters are to be inquired into
by other appropriate legitimate tribunals If the
seat OF the member of Congress elected to this
House be contested on the ground Of alleged
irauos, the House would have jurisdiction over
that matter, but not as to franks in the election
OF Governor or members of the Legislature Of
Ranzas.
The report concludes with recommendation
for the admission of the State of Kanzas. in pur.
suance of the views of the President, believing
that the welfare and prosperity of the people Of
hanzas, as well as the general welfare, peace and
harmony, of the whole Union, will thereby be
promoted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

RUMoRED REsIGNATIoS OF GEN. CAss.-The
Detroit Adpertiser, published at the home of
Gen Cass, says:
g We hear rumor that General Cass, very
probably, will not remain much longer in Mr.
Buchanan's Cabinet. The rumor comes from
source so intimately connected with General
Cass, and SO likely to be privately posted with
regard TO his feelings, that we inclined to
place considerable reliance upon it, rather that
such a thing has been rolling over in his mind.
We suspect, from what we hear, that Mr.. Cass
does not approve of the policy of the President
in removing from office, solely on account of not
endorsing his Leeompton policy. The General
would not object to a few removals of particular
kind, where circumstances aGe OF peculiar char
aeter, but he objects in cases where his own par
tleular and private friends are concerned, and are
likely to be placed upon the guilloline."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

ALMOST TOO ROMANTIC To BE 1RUE.-Ab bout
three years ago, George Fry, Of this village,
became enamored Of beautiful gipsey girl,
who, in company with number of her peo-
pie, had encamped III a wood near this place.
MIR. Ftys love was fondly recIprocated Ly the
gipsey, and she consented to marry him
But the consent of the father of the lady
could not be obtained to her marriage with
&c man not accustomed to geniility."
However, one night, when the hard-heart-
ed old man was wrapped in the arms of Nor
pheus, and all around was lonely and drear,
Mr.. Fry approached the camp Of the wander
ers, and was met by her for whom his hear
had long sighed He solicited her to accom-
pany hiusto q village few miles distant; she
complied, and on the following day they were
married. The old gipsey, when he could find
no traces of her, offered heavy reward to the
person who would discover her Whereabouts,
and in the presence of several g kidnappers''
exhibited large quantities of gold and silver,
which induced them to make the effort, and
few evenings after, in most inhuman man.
ner they accomplished their object In the
absence of Mr.. Fry, they wrested her away,
ard delivered her over to the hands of IA
ther unsuseeptble of the divine feelings of
love. Immediately the entire group of gip-
sizes fled from the country.
Rumor said that they had retured to Eng
land, from whence they hailed.
Two years nciselessly glded by, and notl,-
ing was heard by Mr.. Fry from his absent
wife, although he long cherished the hope
thatshe would escape from her tyrannicaI
parent, and return to him whom she loved.
Time, however, gradually rusted Mr.. Frv's
love for his GYPSY wife. He felt that it was
"not good to be alone" SO. long, and at the
end Of two years he again united his desti-
MES with another Of Ewes fair daughters.
Things moved smilingy along-Mr. Fry
lived happily with his wife and the rest Of
mankind. But, alas how shortlived are
sonie connubia combinations,l Last week
Mr.. Fry's first a0.te-hls gypsy wife-in com
pany with George Fry the second, arrived
in this place, in search Of him. By the asss-
lance of officer Sade she was successful in
finding him.
Limited space forb!s us from entering into
details of the excruciating suffering Mrs
Fry has undergone since her departure from
this place. The intelligence of her husbands
second marriage was severe shock 10 her,
but she emphatically declares her exclusive
right to him. Il appears by the way that
Mr. Fry's second wife was =" a widow" that
her husband went to Oallf2rnla some years
ago, and soon after his arrival there, it was
rumored that he was murdered. A few
weeks since letter was received from him,
by her, we have been informed, in which he
states that he viii return in the next steamer,
&c. What the finale of this romance will be
is beyond the power of human ken. Ship
peRs6tsrg Pa. I Netos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND MARROW ESCAPE
On Tuesday afternoon, near Needham, upon
the Boston and Worcester Railroad, q man
named Allen, head brakeman. of the in ward
freight train, was missed from the cars. Upon
making search, he was found jammed in
between two cars, having probably been
knocked off from the top of car while pass.
ing-a bridge. He was with difficulty removed
from his disagreeable piedieament, and found
to be seriously but not dangerously
If he had not been thus fortunately caught
midway, he would probably have fallen 1n-
der the train, and been cut to pieces.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

The EMPERoRs OF RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
The present Emperor OF Russia, Gear Alley.
ander, is said to be tall and somewhat stout
man. with pleasing countenance, but look
as If suffering under some hidden malady or
sorrow. His eyelids droop over the inner
corner Of the eye with deep melancholy; and
though the mouth is not without sweetness.
the whole profile, Grecian in outline, recalls
the features of termagant Catherine, the Eliz-
abeth Of the North.
Francis Joseph /. Of Austria, at present in
his twenty-seventh year, IS pale, sickly
looking young man, with dull, heavy eyes,
low forehead, and the hereditary big under
lip.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11
CoNnREss.
WAsHINeroN, Wednesday, March TO-
SENATE ~

SENATE.
The Senate passed a resolution To mnka nm
the pay Of the late Senators Butler. Bell. and
Rusk, for the special session, to the dsv of
their respective deaths.
A discussion took place upon the resolution
offered by Mr.. Johnson, (of Arkansaso for he
printing Of 10000 copies of last years Patent
Report.
Mr. Mason expressed himself in favor Of
stopping the printing altogether.
Mr.. Brown said. stop the ranking privilege.
and you will get rid of all these books. M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

ANOTHER SUN FOR THE CIPHERERs MeSsrs
Editors;-having noticed in your paper, of late,
some rather tough questions, take the liberty to
add one more to the number;
A man has go apples to sell The price pro.
posed is cents for every 5 apples-total, "a
cents. His wife thinks she can drive little bet.
ter bargain if he takes one half $50 large appIes)
and sells for l eent-l5 cents aud she takes 80
small ones and sells for l cent--l0 cents
Qaest'on-How do they get the last cent
March 10, 1858. WI.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

law has been enacted by the Legislature of
Louisiana, providing that any free negro coming
into that State shall be.seized, and after ten days
notice sold into savery--half the proceeds to go
to the State the ether half to the complainant.
The only exception is in favor of negroes actual
ly employed on foreign vessels.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

NEWSPAPER WIDow's RIGHr-A Yer
mont judge Of Probate has Incorporated it as
part of the law Of his court, that the admin
istrator of ali estate must allow the idow the
cost OF newspaper, she making her own Sc
lection, from the common fund. The common
law OF America now recognizes the newspa-
per as family and individual necessity. 1t
Is ciassed with pig and potatoes, cashmere
and calico, thing to be exeInpted-hke the
family Bible, meyer to suffer from rapac;ous
creditors, never to be parted with in the direst
poverty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

GEN. CUsHINe's LECTURE, ToNIeHT.-Re.
member the lecture, tonight, at Mechanics
Hall, by Hon. Caleb Gushing, before the Me-
chanics' Association. Go early, in order to
secure good seat. Single tickets only ten
cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

Early in the season, some one suggested
that Winter had not failed, but only asked an
"extension" of three months. The idea has
proved TO be correct; he obtained the extern
sion, and has been just now paying eff the
debt with interest. Upon the whole; we
hope this method Of meeting difficulties will
not grow into custom, 1t has great incon-
Venlences' and ought not to be encouraged by
Juoicious men There is time for every
thing; aud tits a greet deal better that every.
thing should be done exactly at the uoht
time. The best things out Of season ,-slot only
lose their social virtues, but become positively
bad.-BoSton Courier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

PITTsBURG, March lO.-Mqnroe Stuart, one
OF the Keeseport murderers who was recently
pardoned but subsequently held for another
trial, died yesterday afternoon of the small
pox.
Kelly. the murderer of Wiseman, has been
sentenced to be hung.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

FROM KANzAs.-The St. Louis Republican
learns that an attempt has been made to abduct
the judges of the election at the Delaware Cross
ing precnt to prevent their giving in their evil
dence to Gov. Denver, as requested by Calhoun,
and that Isasc Mundie, one of the judges, was
shot in the head and killed.
The clerks Of the Shawnee precinct were pre-
pairing certificate under oath, stating that they
gave the testimony they did before the inyestgat.
ing committee under threats of death.
letter from Foit Scott says that that place
has been taken by company Of Lanes men, who
were robbing the stores and stealing horses. No
lives were lost.
Il was also reported at St. Louis that General
Lane had issued proclamation, calling on the
free State militia to attack Weston. Missouri, but
the report is not generally credited
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

the matter again, with more direct reference
to the main question.
Pending this motion, speeches were then
made b. Messis. Tillotson and Parker Of Wor-
eester, and Andrew of Boston, in favor of the
removal. and by Charles Hale of Boston. in
opposition, after which the House adjourned
at half past five clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

A MISERABLE SUBTERFUeE. = Mr.. Pughs
amendment to the Kanzas bill Ia TO be that
nothing in the act shall be construed to impair
the right Of the people to alter their form OF
government at al times. provided the form
De republican. Of course not il is not the
ACT q congress that impaits the right Of the
people; it is the Lecompton constitution,
Nobody is green enough To be imposed upor
by this, unless he wants to DO imposod upon.
Providence Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

DeATu or REV. DR. TAYLoR-Rev. Nathaniel
W. aylor, Dwight Professor of Didactic Theol
Ogy in Yale College, New Haven. Ct, and author
Of system of theology, expired at his residence
in New Haven, on the 10th inst, in the I'D year
Of his age. It was to him that President Blu
chauan recently addressed his celebrated answer
to the New Haven memorialists,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

store was on the second loor and the burglars
first entered the store underneath, and then
climbed into the store above. So quietly was the
whole affair managed that neither private
Waterman, specially detailed to watch the prem
Uses, nor the Third Ward Police, knew anything
about the matter.
No clue has been as yet obtained of the bur
glars or the goods, which consisted of three hun.
bred pieces of silk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

AGNoeANoE, AND lMPUDESoE OoRmzED.-ssaroely a
day passes but what good tursA soaI becomes
~ the 50 called Cheap Patent smbroype Rooms
.er uoa3s b D. Maxhan, Harrington Corner who
sun continues on N the even tenor CT his ways executing
n5uuleds o. ms Improved Ambrolypes weekly NJ his
Sr. ganuafa pfoDs 70 cent3 aud upwards--lo cheap
nunloag system at Maxhams Al! picures warranted To-
give satisfaction and durable "
KNIVES AND FoRKs rehandled and polished nv q A
umnngs, Union Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

MODERN BABsL.-At recent meeting of
the New York Historical Society," Dr. Bacon
read paper on the languages spoken in ew
York city. Eighty languages, he said, are
USED IN business and social intercourse, among
the inhabitants OF that city. lie gave an in
teresung account of each, showing its oriain
and character. More languages were spoken
there than in any other city Of the world.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

The following comes from reliable CORES
pondent in Barre;
''.BdstorS Spy-The Broadway Minstrels, call
ing themselves J. Byron, Ned Cotter, E. A
Brown, aud Frank Harmon, who go about sing
ing negro songs, are not worthy to be trusted as
they do not pay their bills. Spot them.
JuSTICE.u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

pnnrnEin, 49, !,

Inc greatest Pictures invented are mad mon nv
newly invented chemical plate, tIlke any other I'D he
World aod 9r the following prices,w bout cases 25c,
az saffW We have perfect rush IN the afternoon.
"'n' co.. Dr.. VAN ALsIIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11
N Office TO THE sIoK.



DIR. HILE,
oherlnB 10 the community his Justly celebratcd ram
ueH Vf chrome and acute diseases Of long standing do
ny WIFI % tHe With The life health Of the afflicted
yut SIMPLY TO lay befose them the testimonials Of num-
oci o. respectable adica and gentlemen from which the
senefnR Judge for themselves. The Doctor plodUs
hmasu not TO make any wild assertions or alse state
ments Of the efficacy OF HIS medicines nor viii he hold
Out any hope 10 suffering humanity Witch meta M moi
warrant few testimonials arc here riynn and me
doctor soficits inquiry from The Afflicted ~ ali ia
publishes, feeling assured they will lnd then perfectly
reliable, ani his medicines worthy Of thnr eanadsnce
and patronage.
testimony Of number of Ladies' and C;eo,je,aen
DOCTOR HILL Dear siri THIS is 10 cer,ifv nat
my oass was one o. very bad hamor Ia The bloud but
can truly say thst your valuable Incidence bay rod
me and recommend all that Are sick % car no Sa
Tor you can cure them. Yours, truly III ~
Worcester, Mass. o. L.
This certihes that my wife was afflicted with n vsas
her. sam 'N's'''p's cured
Docron o. a. HnL-sri viii say that your nail
ba v w. oenchted me much Ny health Is much better
nan y was when commenced taxing t. thnkit ,vl
cure me | have not been troubled With ne nai, ~
mead hut once since taking your medicine The a.,
DetWeen my thoulders has all passed away rhiptfn
mat you might IKE TO hear how gas grttine olop,
nave taken the liberty TO address hoze lines To- ynn
remain, cir yours respectfully, Ma y a.
Rutland, Nov, 3, 1904 da iai
~. y. MASON
Gan pfobahly sell Phpun Furtes cl,.,t,,r tban ,i,v
dealer or agent n the State. Clarkn unei Won, lay
ieJo al N'''' "0'''''''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11
BY TELEGRAPH

TO The
w O r @ = 8 T r. r s p Y.
By the American Telegraph oompany's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office. Lincoln House Block
EXCLUSIVELY To THE WORCESTER DAILY sPr.I
SEVEN DAYS
LATER F.UOM Ell ROPE
Arrival of sho Sro,,u.ntEP Canada.
Important from England.
RESIGNATFON OF THE PALMER
STON MINISTRY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-11

KANzAs.-As an Offset to the manufactured
story of the New York Herald, that the Free,
State men Of Kanzas are in favor of Lecompton,
we give the following from private letter in the
New York Express, dated at LeavenwOrth, Feb.
%;
From latest adyices, considering the outrage
Gus appointment Of that reference committee by
Mr.. Orr, the Speaker Of the House, we are fear.
ful that the said Constitution will pass Congress.
and then should Calhoun issue the certificates of
election for Marshal and the rest Of the pro-
slavery State officers; and also the members Of
the Legislature, and they should attempt 10 set
up that government here against the known wish
&c Of five sixths Of the people, elected as they
were by fraud, then look out for lively time
here, for do most solemnly assure you our PEG
pie would never submit to that constitution and
government, but would resist it to the bloody
end"