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STEAMBOATS,, &c
uyroN srRAMslIIP OOMP.

Ss,ss zS sI ecPsH nsn sSi,os
- sli- sssane- rrNNsfLvAsiA, csrtsia DAVID 8Eo3<
On. q .ssss .sssaisl s.ssi. VIZ leave
. s%s .s sa so ss Isss . sh, ssS
s,s5s ss. 70
n. comfort Of having eesn sad :, .s %srs ron
Inc esS. g nosass Of P,s0a.
20 No s.nsnipu.r, y sh,,l,ns
Dc Ss rSn.d.gsi.. found, i; e.sin %
80: S''''d % New T'i 4SiT ri; a ss:s
"A. AMP 2J sSss sss s,;A S
The JAMErowS Capt Par,h, leaving New York every sA
me sosS6k Capt: siinOsr. wednesday evening" at
RsroSNissSe jamestown leave. Richmond svsry ru,,d.y
Ses M sss .aS ss s ss sss ssy
casS passs a!ins neal; md ''>sr'on ae00@~Sd,'A'
For isrihss inisfssaoa freight sa9slr. e
NH, - opps. Ss :.s.s : mH .S.iss.
STs sS ses1Sr sss sEsss fsAnsSx
s ss
the exoRox PEABODY ON ..v. baltimore every SATURDAY
.nernOOn BELvDKRK every WEDNESDAY afternoon for
RxTuRSINe:
.n.nSSr and srLviDTRE every SATURDAY
znis LUDLAM . WATSON.
TIYE GENITAL HOTEL,
Srulrsp ., N. eefSs ss.s. .sa s,A streets. ,teaua,
ws.fio.'os NOorrs.ns
The IOea 10 pon Of eontsul,y business. being adjacent
he ssRU ssss s9Sss @srsn.n, % AID
Ssss W. sss
BE- % .ap: ana Ss s a s
to the wants Of all who rE tss5 hin s i
scal Dc happy % reeeye e., hon member, q he i
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INSURANCE. OFFICES, &C.
Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ornox No. isi NAE sr.rFr. RcuzoxDv VA

THE ylRslyIl FIRE 4 MlRINI INSURANCE coNpaNy
. - -, - - - -
e"S% NO iei NAB Wilt N0H-o-'' Va
mooo ooz
CASH OAPITAII, SSAtDO O(OO-
<tuAgrrssD In ssa .,1 h,yps dar,us n, ,,.,
q 49,. ~ - y. ~ s.eny
~ e..Atn. s.sens " .eltcV Over
al =. Inns The yepv 80, snS,n,.s cs,Sr " NE
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY It's nts Ae estrbated
,ns, and M Capital used The
Commercial and Mechanical tndusry
puse. has sess@s s5. 9TH N Interests. sss NO S.a
spared
viii tend ~ accuracy and give xstsheuou.
To and Country Merchants
highly
eltzsns IN Amos, every psrtcn The stste
addressed
dent or Secretary, YIN receive pronp, attention
VI. oowARDIN, President
-.
wv RIOHMONDs-0fFiCE NO. los MAIN srkkkf, tzlh
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AT ThE Foor S Of Main &S Sfh nf

ruNHrsr WORM operation. proprietor having
made enasle compete vt
NE sss ,As Union :esess svsy
and most r-ssonsbis lie hsrr -.
ne he ps,c.ass Of vsnis and q the ssshs s.ss generally
support % this branch Of Southern Industry.
being hs epnen that prios es fair and
secspsbs 70 e yshe than the cusensy scale hsrofor-
He adeutsd net dcoant Of 90
per s cid rs Dss noos VII Be given any changes
hereafter made.
credit Of fear neehs ii. b approved paper or ..sis
factory pr be sde IA
and Wholesale dsAl and 10 All cases. further
Of per fron soot OF for cash.
The civ onneus line vn eoovey passsngs within nv
yards Of The factory. ~ - JACOB A ATIxr
oeS-fy p~...,-.s-
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
e AMMN F.sE.zs:;SEE7; 9
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR THE

fOR fHk
VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
and amer the nrst Of Jahe 1855, he upon Road
" VIII DC run As follows:
Leave Richmond daily A. NJ
Law J.SIoa Rge,. 5sapS., .csrs -
AccoNHoDATros
Leave sehnona daily Ssunaays .1esPte sleP
Pastengcrsor the springs leave Petersburg Rich.
River BY 81 NJ take supper stay night cssghss
siAad ana the White saPhuf s3sg.
Should P4I,y eni,s r.aee.as N. privilege
Ih2ss % Ra-k Bah Aln or Warn sppI.
AID s ss.S G s - sI hs as 70 s s ~ s,ss ssy
warm spring. snd leavs there NEXT morning The
ny contract AEsrossnLz ACE corp.ur Asv Ar.
bound under heavy penalties to have seisnt number Stages
permitted than passsrge cut.
ny 49,, ,S "a, sst s shy are PERMIT
s1Sh will promote the eonfo passengers
travel the dane ee.esa the trnnss Of he RArO.d and Ca la
consent o. The PAssensr and required to arrive the White
Agent R. De-
on alr arrival Who v tts charge Of th
IN IN o sys s Is a. n tney get break;
Al tie tek oes The Rehmond Petersburg Railroad
and At Reh@ond to t srnEs sud also the
: pop so. AS s sS s Wa
stanton between which place and the epringI four
Depot frO which thsre daily except sandsy TO
ga,.nE y The Baths SoSr tO5s eo.eh leaves
The oral AIeHAndria Wsshngtsn
sh,rs connect. IN ,hs Is NJ LEhinaE EIPrs for
roagh tickets be procured In Washington, and baggage
Throash RIsh@oad 10 xs1.adrl. AID wAshiDE
stopping al vim Be- SCI down al sny lS
THos DGMGAD,
Jel General superintendent
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RICHMOND ORNAMENTAL
u TRON WORKS.

vuyHr sussorsS. "a SSsp~ssd 70 raA oRSlMrErAL IRoH
WORK % NE foisrng description fom ~ lArge collection
Of designs b ognd N tbs UxsD sfArs and on
embraeur: Inos kAnx.s ana wrsuE. Of too
As~d.sf dnssnt p.srns os,sps,
srAvvars. oss Doss Ae. Tor rArk and Garden
building neiaapg aud Ca
nises aso, every
rAss rnor. and rssx
u IN this ecunry.f ..N. .H'.l LII
f.r.iess. attention vss 70 enclosing 0sy Lei and Stone
BE pA Of the country and where
and directions fcr putting Aiss, dravinrs
when dssired- Jas. ID. Bx0wNk,
APPLY On Street near Main, Rfckuo Va
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... HARDWA RE.
SIP RING IMPoRTATIoN, 1853.
PIT. MOORE q co.,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE
No. - Pearl ST., Richmond, Va,
EEn receipt dtrse, from the hanas,ersrs rns.nd, Of
aaa..r. and MOI. the manufacturer, ,hs country ION supply
JA:.s s9os' have sssn psrsh.ssd u: t.,or.h.
asa % 81, Tor ss y MN sO S.rOaa and Ten
chant. visiting mi. cay ana
for GtA g. 70 P,SsP s,c 1.S9.,,
March az iss g''nH' and '''f'i' attended TO- nAso
1858! SPRING TRADE. 1855.
...... sCLARKSoN. ANDERSON 4 CO., t..
IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, AND
"AHCH0Rn B0LTISG CLOTH, -t
NO log MAIN srRshT RIcIhosD. VA. "a.
a RE now In receipt Of sprihg Stock O. 70 -,
IA! IA E sSIS ,a, AND DohEsrIo askoSARE ~
wish S9, for cash. or intend .. o. psy pc%p ssG
nal9,iy Iss5 sicss ]. ssnPo:sd psi. q: =
N S.ss a, sGI Fer. oI, y.sS ma 6:s.: G.a.
spsdss, sSOvsis. Eoris ana RARE" '1''DS n0''
Hand Cross cut NH add Tenor Saw
Ares sssS:s Hammer. sn3 xa 9e ~ ''A'' '''a OF mes
ssss sSSs and ~ Ss si kas.: -'''
s saSlaf bs assss- yi:. O. s sgy ss
sns s. ' s.s ss SG sn. .S gs: description
Blas Sr is % ssS a: ana a Sf s raanF'
20, Gas. and Shear Steel Hor's and hus shoe. Ae
ny are also sole Agents. Rehoud for Rairbankn
and laeoes eeleerAted .AmnEres" PyhL nhs
SPRING HARDWARE.
Vpf various ships and steamers ron Europe,
and aho By different packets North, ~Slrp
have received and Am sill receiving the largest
,sd best assortment Of HARDWARE ana CUTLERY nz1118
have before had, which
Advantageous terms, strictly In
quite able 10 sa Ssm both 10 Sa.i.1 ass
price. % ~ 49, =
Pocket and Table Knives Of every style and price
Locks, OF all kpds-A very large
Chains variety, with
aged, which vil be sacrificed
And Keeping Articles and y.px I'm
plenenis. eannst be exeeiled In the city
Orders from the country promptly attended to.
THO R0BERTBOH,
- Dealer In Hardware and Cutlery,
nIlo No. Is Main treet.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,

Tickets so, Halves s. orsrters " 80 Eirbtbr s25
oertiheAts Of PAesage % % wholrs, eiss 90
Do 90 ~ hAiEss-...........-.... 70 90
DO 90 ~ 0uArerA.............. BY ~
DO DO 20 fiRtths ................ 1913
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H(l6A EbI oli Eye whiskies-
Is Half TTp.s Co-use Brsndies,
20 Quarter E,ghth Pipes DO,
20 do OrgSa Port,
Is do Pal. Sherrles
Is do c ha'erias
do Wa Fort very superior,
Malaga Claret Heck and BordeAux Wines,
125 BASKETS Ohsmpazne,
$50 Bo1es LyBehborg Mar ufActured Tobacco,
On commission, for sale By
uToHELL, JOPLIN CO.
IN II No i6 Peal sfresl
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HARDWARE.
SIS. SPRING TRAI

1903. r SPRING TRADE. 1855.
ROBERT j. DENNY, t,
pkALkR IN nARDwARe. oufLkRY. GUNS. housE-yUR-
nisHINo GOODS. so.. 40. @ 90.
No. sos Mau ersz.r. R,cue.D, Va.
AZ nov In sioEs his entire epripg stock u Eng~
u hsh. German and Amer,can HARDWARE, 49,
s,iected With much care, purchANd enclesv " =
cash on the most favourable tertns. and adapted
especially this which respectfully lnve
exAmss before purchasing t Ahy deter
n.en to ssn a 70. . say gaA house vhA,svsr aud Of ny
In rARMIsa IhPLsMEsrs. have large superior
somsnt Of wedding Killing hardening
Hand fovs kakes, Drain and
prauhe seyhe. add snah. Axes and other
ucies usually found In line.
In HOUSE, -ruRNIsniHa oooDe also, b large and
VAR Gallery Pins Ivory knlys. in po.en, and se pess.
Plated FORKS aud spoons, pashs Hair Feather Dar Tuba
beese,., Ma,s, hrooms. Cooking U,snris, Ae. Ae-
And In BUILDING MATERIALS pArtcuiariy. oonsanly
prrpAred With
Ton, Bols Hinges and Rail,
screv side and Axle Punss Sash oor ost Wrought Nails
and sse- add q. other articles for bans
With Tools
A.o, at.n. for II. BALrrMox BILL AND Bsass WORKS,
and an constantly supplied Win all kinds Of rtss water add
&c. Steam whistles. Ae 90 Orders e.rsfaly and Pc np
aps No. aos Main street., aeev, me banks
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HAVANA PLAN

THIS IS THE OLD MODE OF DRAwE;G-PRizEs IN ON
WHEEL AND TICKETS ANOTHER.
Ersry Prize IA draigs out
PRIZES PAID IN FULL, WITHOUT ANY DEDUCTION
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Paekage Of 10 Whole Eokeis, n.
10 es.rt.r rL.u. (.

~ Persons residing NoatRSery, Ala, Atlantis, GS
hSve their orders nd, aud eSing
%. ~ either &C those cities
" list OF the numbers that drawn IRON the wheel, vi
the amount Of the prise that each Is entitled TO- will he pub
lshed after drawing, Ia thefooung AugaS
Coas'ifHsoadlit Hear OrkeuHs Data, MOBILE Register
ton Standard HdsRrts sette, Aldnii IRGsyeteSr Ses
York Weekly Day BoOe SFUdradA GoorOi,n,
patch keio Fork DdkcA Pitdn0 (tss) Clarion aud Lis
" Roct ArkN True D.naa..rlf.
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HYDRANTS,
wa ER GINTUHES, &C.
10y the late Ordinance Of the city the rntendent OF water
y d 0rks viii ilEconalne puiting up Hydrants
The E-1scber has hand will keen 81
tho superior IRON uYnRANTs which be Win put az =. .o
notice ard on tsasons'. terms.
FIxrURs. o. SORT put up manner IN
town county.
Metallic Roohng Gu;srs Ana spouts
Tn s1stiron and topper ware, manufactured 70
order. VAR
JelE-dW Och street. between Main and Cary.
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ELEnrrsEl..

cHtR CII a. FLEMING,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Oorns' oaJ ana Sh s,e sgeesie ts old oonssn Ho,sl
$50. ucdhOND Va,
M III ~ Paf snton 70 III tirar ofcountry Produce
W d.asft la az I'D 10 Arcuiura frufefsnt which AZ
warranted also, Fsi GARDEN s,gds OF syry vsysty
mgf - F'
WpEFINED sgeaKs-
~ 80 ~ We Ccne H5gnr
~ DE CrateI I'D CT Loaf DO,
"a. - H'- fofdde, 40. F1r saie ~
UN IGu. n. DAVfNroRT.
ria Wttps. sIIoJLDEa BACON,
Iyfs-i@ ROYAL sEoDosAs,
H ENTrCHY uHtsNV.-ao ts,s . rrtra "a Ken.
- -, lucky WHISKY 'ros as Wsss, ~ ssis y ...
TI0FTFF. =, all ),
~ ia \. JOINS.
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amounting
whole Tickets tio; Halves, IS: Quarters. % 50. -
~ cireplar SAOssin0 s l the Lotteries Be sent
% aHy Ie'soa desb oliecsl1,.sg q,
Certificates Of Packages WI the following rates. which
the risk:
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No.W C c.ss,, AND FoR

NJ q " % " II a " ID AND FOR GIces
II RALE-iOOo bbs Rye WHISKY, from sze-z -lifII4l
10 years old REfHattl-z--4
" sS.sy q: oOPs-" D'-Ssa s~--i 20 III
loo bbl, Domestic Brandy, On, Sweet wias, -
oordiEis, &C.
Our Eeiaed wkys admitted be tquAi any. The fol-
lowing OF the Brands Miller Bixer Reinhart T-
cAloosa, ptfhrry, WnilarrPOr, &e-, &c ..
Dealers and assured that all Of
Is the areecza be The lowest
Is oorn be noticed
dollars reWzrd who
poisonous Dealers 10 IN. ar
tclo viii h3d that always ready e the
prize. [nJiol sTEARTs A THURS ON
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os sI asd ready lowest market
prize tnJiol srEARNs a THURS ON.
SPRING STOCK.
- BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS. &C.
~ HXf Spring Stock OF the above articles. SnaEA
- INk embracing style Of goods my which
has recently selected by myself Of e sAnufAory
eomplesd sES redy for exhibition. Country
for oss ill be offered unusual respect
fully invited 70 give me . call before purchasing.
So JOHN o. PAGE ia,
AplO rs Street
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gAPS, TRUNKS, GARPET.
,,ff. ynaSKslLAs, Ao-- TO ffsA4 az ~
sSoys ISys 70 say that stock o. goods. ~
70 any VI this city committing IN part A. fo -
hass brovn osrei, Slate Rose sa on PssT ma h
- beaYer sk and oasseDers sso We
"a ssTsy o. rSS Eoods PsnAuA brosn sh,
rss :, white and MIXED BcAds grcai Va
suau Hats, Misses ysts Nuns
oithesass. joaN Ti = oSa5oSs pe'
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SLAVES INSURED
HA NOHLts WALyoRD Slaves Win m. Aib, a. II,
able terus, for more ysafs ~ - VI e "''' M'oi-
Dr.. " W. HAnoonK Ist hs k-.i,r.i
Omos Of AsoHLls WALRoR0 No. ~ Pearl ~ nyi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

ENGLISH OPERA.-Ths celebrated Escott
Opera Troupe will give performance in our The
atTe tonight, Mrs. Escott is native OF our old
Commonwealth, and, some FIVE or six years
since, went to Italy 10 finish her musical eduoa.
ton. While there, she created quite sensation,
particularly in Naples. the musical metropolis Of
Italy. Subsequently she appeared in opera in
London and in other cities in England, where she
had long and successful career. The opera Of
"Maritans," the one chosen for her first appear
snee in this city, is happy selection. Mrs. Ea
colt, as the "Gipsey Girl" has a role which is
well calculated to call out the wonderful vocal
powers which she pc possesses, as she appears in no
less than seven songs.
Mr.. Henry Squires, who accompanied her TO
Europe, lie undoubtedly the first English tenor
now living, and, in tho performance, the lady will
receive his able support
This late announcement should not affect the
prospect Of full house, for it is seldom lhat we
have an opportunity Of listening to so select
troupe as the E'Oott company. The prices Of
admission at the Theatre will remain the same
as usual. Tickets can be purchased at the box
Office during the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

Sperm WHALES AT MECHANIes' HALL.-Oyer
one thousand persons took passage in the Eliza.
beth Starbuck, Saturday afternoon and evening.
for the purpose Of making a voyage to the South
Pacific, in search Of sperm whales, and VIC be-
lIeve all present went away perfectly satisfied
that their money was well invested, and that
more correct information, respecting the dan
gers, difficulties, exciting incidents aud accidents
Of whaleman's life, the size and shape of the
various species Of whale, with their habits, modes
Of capture, variety of implements used, &c., than
could be obtained by any other method, unsssiSt-
ed by correct paintings and the actual experience
Of whalemen.
The panorama is made especially interesting
and Instructive by the delineatiOn OF Captain
Williams and Mr.. Hine, both Of whom speak
from actual observation. In fact, the exhibition
represents voyage made by Captain w. himself
in the above-namsd ship.
This evening Captain Williams has couEteously
yielded his right TO the hall to the Teachers Con-
vention, who are to be addressed BY Governor
Banks.
This panorama will again DO on exhibition in
Mechanics Hall, Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday evenings, and "wednesday and Thurs
day afternoons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22
For sale by William H. Sanford.

A LOCOMOTIVE LRAP.-Ths Cincinnati Ga
rette states that an inexperienced man was sont
out with an engine from the Little Miami Rail-
road depot in that city, the other day, to bring in
some empty cars but espyng locomotive com
ing towards him on the same track, he reversed
his engine and jumped Off The locomotive, thus
left to itself, returned to the depot, over down
grade, at a tremendous speed, and, bursting
through an eighteen inch wall, leaped across two
road tracks-one about ten feet below tho other
without touching either, and embedded itself in
huge pile of coal seUentyfue feet from the depot
Before tesching the depot an additional change
Of the switch diverted the engine upon another
track, else the fugitive engine would have run
full tilt into a train of cars. full Of passengers,
which was standing in the depot.
The ticket agent of the Little Miami, in at
tempting to describe the appearance Of the
locomotive as it came through the depot,
uses the most expressive paradox sac a
sudden noise go by, and all was still again.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

ATTRAcTIYE.-At many Of the places in this
county where the Panorama Of New York City
exhibits, more persons apply for admission than
can be admitted. This is proof thai the citizens
of this county patronize works OF art literally.
The panorama referred to is Wotthy of patron
age. It exhibits at Hopkinton, in the Town
Hall, Monday afternoon and evening, Nov. % ::
at Holliston, in the Town Hall, Tuesday after
noon and evening, Nov %; at Milford, in Wash
ington Hall, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Nov. "a and 25; at Berlin, in the Congregational
Church, Monday evening. Nov % ; in Bolton, in
the Town Hall, Tuesday afternoon and eveaing,
Nov. 30 : in Harvard, in the Town Hall, We'd
nesday afternoon, Dec. L; in Lancaster, in the
Town Hail. Thursday afternoon and evening,
Dec. Q; in Sterling, in the Town Hail, Friday
afternoon and evening. Dec 3.
The afternoon exhibitions commence at IL,
and the evening at o'clock. The price of ad-
mission is 25 cents. children 10 cents, and fAmi-
lies and parties Of five persons, 81
1t exhibits at Clinton Saturday afternoon, Dec
4, at 2 Q o'clock, and in the evening at clock
aud also on Monday evening, Dec. 6, at O'Clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20,-The steamship
Gen. Rusk, which arrived at New Orleans
on Sunday last, brought the Brownsville
CIexas) Flag, which says that Gen. Blanco
OF the Liberal Party, with an army of fifteen
hundred men, attecked and entered the City
OF Mexico. advancing to within one block of
the Capitol, Oct 18th. Gen. Zuloaga made
an imposing resistance, and lost four hundred
OF his soldiers, besides having large number
wounded. The loss on the part of the Llbe-
rails was comparatively small. Gen. Banco
held his position for few hours, and then
retired to Tamboga, where he remained at
last accounts. The city would have been
completely captured by the Liberals, but the
partlsans within, upon whose movement the
whole triumph depended, not being previous
ly advised OF the intended attack, were not
prepared to render any efficient aid. The
Aioeral forces we're concentrating about the
Capitol with force sufficient to render its
cnpture inevitable. The whole Republic.
with the exception of the Capitol, is now in
possession of the Liberals.
Tho Walker Observation-Disclosures nm
which Clearance was Refused.
}. Hesse & Co., Of Mobile, applied to the
collector of that port for a clearance of the
barque Alice Painter. with provisions and
passengers. for Greytown. Between three and
AONA huHuiOu lueily cdilnR themselves emf
grants, we're roady to embark, ostensibly to
become resident citizens of Nicaragua. The
collector learned they had passports from
frlssari. The notice of the clearance was
given by Gen. Walker. The Treasury De-
partInent has no doubt the enterprise is set
on foot by the same persons and for the same
purpose as that of the Fashion of last year,
which obtained clearance under false pre-
fences and in violation OF the laws. 1t was
military expedition, set on foot in the United
states, to be carried on from their territory
and Jurisdiction. The circumstances under
which the Alice Painter and Fashion were
lifted out and filed with emigrants and
crews are identified, from the very be-
ginning. Yrssari denies having given
passports, however, to the present "insur-
gents, or that any had been furnished bv his
knowledge. If written passports have been
shown to the collector at Mobile, it is another
evidence of fraud. and reason why clear
ance should be refused For these reasons,
fnlly set forth, the departure of the vessel is
refused These illegal expeditions have al
ready embarrassed the Government of the
United States, and furnished the national
character. Nicaragua is entitled to repose,
IN the confident belief that we shall faithfully
execute the laws and maintain relations OF
peace and amity with her government and
people.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

MILLBuRY HroH scHooL.-The public exam
nation OF the High School at Millbury occurred
on Friday last, and passed off very crOditably.
The present Principal, II. Z. Rockwell, has ex-
hibited great zeal and efficiency in his manage
ment Of the institution since it has been under
his charge, aud the improvements he has intro.
duced, and the ability he has displayed, as well
aS the fidelity Of the teachers seen in the pro.
fciency Of the scholars, were we'll attested to by
DR.. spAulding, Chairman Of tho School Commit
tee, and by Col. A. II. Waters. member, in
their reuarks at the close Of the examination.
The Winter term Of the school commences on
Monday, Dec. 6. ......-.t.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-22

POLLOK CoURT.-Saturday, John Shehan, an
old offender, for being drunk, was fined 81 and
costs. which he paid.
James Belden. Richard Robinson, and Henry
Toney, were up for disturbance of the peace on
appeared in evidence that about the hour Of ten
o'clock on that evening, four or five colored indi-
viduals amused themselves BY uttering loud ex-
clamations and outcries. TO the great disturbance
Of the quiet citizens In that locality, and not con
tent with their beastlY houlings, hurled bottles
filled with aromatic compounds through the win
dows into the dwelling house Of Richard Hill
quiet, unofendng citizen. to the great damage Of
his furniture and the peace and quiet OF his smi-
ly. The names Of Belden and Robinson were dis.
tinctly heard by people in the house, called by
the party outside but, inasmuch as no evidence
was adduced on the part Of the government as to
the identity OF the two last named individuals
and partial abb being proven on the part OF
the defence, they we're discharged. Toney, the
other defendant, was identified as being one Of
the gang present, by several witnesses who hap
pefled to be passing at the time in carriages,
when an onslaught was made upon their horses
BY Toney. The evidence came from the occu-
pants Of the carriages, which we're as follows -
Mr.. p, driver, white. accompanied by Miss "
(colored), Mr., B., (black,) accompanied by Miss
B., (white,) and so on. The evidence being con.
elusive as to the identity of TOney. and the ag-
graVated nature the offence warranting a severe
punishment, the Court ordered the defendant to
stand committed to the House Of Correction at
Worcester for the term Of three months. The
parties were ably defended BY Appleton Dadmun,
Eco