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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06

RICHARDSON'S IusH LlSESs.-In another part Of to
days paper, the reader will find the advertisement Of
Messrs BulIocke & Locke the general agents for the
United States for Richardson's Irish Linens. oopsumera
as well as Dealers will do well to read the Advertisement
and note the particular trade mark oRiehardson Con,
owden," as an Inferior quality Of ]ooda b.s b,,n
thrown Into the market under the title Of "Rcharisonia
Lnens.n P'n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06

BRANDON Or a Hundred Years Ago. Tale
of the American Colonies By Osmond Tiff
fanny, vol. II mo. New York; Stanford &
Delisser, 1858.
This is another American novel but of the his
torcal class, dating in the early days of Wash
ington, and of the capture of Quebec by Wolfe
The picture of manners and social life in Virgin
ia atthat date, and the notices of prominent
characters in that State will be found interestng
as will, also, to New England readers. the des-
criptions of Newport and its vicinity. The work
is well written, and we predict that 1t will be a
successful candidate for public favor. For sale
by the publishers and booksellers generally See
advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06

BosToN BonT AND SHOE MARKET, Sept. 3.-Iu the
Boot ana shoe market there very m change to notice
since ast week With the so5th the business confrss
good, ard orders have 10 fre ly from New rk
PDladelphia, and Baltimore B1yers from h. West
ho@evsr purchase very sparngy sly from quarter
to one half Of tn ir usus supplies but it is believe hat
ste tFade vii be done with PARTIES in tn It section by
ord'rs as the stocks comparative light there Price
thAn without chsnge and for most seasonabie goods
iaii prices have been Obtained There win no sonst he
goods enorgh made to supply all demand The Hide and
Laa her ma ket' in about NE same position Az
noticed last week. Th3 excitement for HIDES mtinues
without abatement, with light arrivals and light st
IN all the principal marBets-Shppiag List
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MI Legg still continues TO cleans and Rs p,o NJ,
Uoas, Pants aud Vests, a. heretofore lie also cea
Ladies' shawlS, do Ills ofhce is At No. Pleatant H.
myB df
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Quarantine TrOnbies.

New York, Sept. 5.-Ray Tompkins, Will
liam Muller, Matthew Carol, and Charles C.
Deorest were arrested yesterday as ringlead
ers in the mobs and incendiarism at the
Quarantine Grounds on Staten Island They
were brought before magistrate and fully
identified, and, last evening, were admitted
to bail in the sum of $4,000 each, Commo-
dore Vanderbilt becoming bail for three of
them.
Charges of completely in the outrage have
been made against NJ. P. O'Bren, clerk in
our Street Commissioner office, and r. C.
Nodine, member of the Harbor Police. 1t
is said President Buchanan was Yesterday tel
egraphed to and informed of the state of af-
fails, when he Immediately sent back direc-
tions to Gen. Scott to make use of all the
means at his disposal to protect the Govern
ment property and shipping. The patients
are still on the island, under large tent,
where they are made comparatively comfort
able. Eight new cases of yellow fever were
added to them yesterday by fresh arrivals
Three additional deaths were reported among
the old patients, which were FASTENED by the
prevailing excitement. The stevedore who
was shot by the mob on the night Of the first
attack died at the hospital today.
At the meeting of the Board of Health,
yesterday, an order was adopted for the cree
ton OF temporary building at the Quaran-
tine, for the protection of the sick whoare
now In tents, and Mayor 1iemann said he
was in favor of buying thirty acres more at
the Quarantine, and erecting hospitals there
on, forthwith, and maintaining force sufi-
eient to overawe any mob even if 1t required
the entire military force of the State
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New Publications

GEORGE MELVILLE An American Novel
vol. IL mo. New York; W. r. C. Clark &
Co. 1853
This work is, as indicated by its title, entirely
American in it's characters localities, scenery,
and illustrations, and proves that we have no
lack of material for works Of fiction in this coun
try The plot is not so well managed as it might
be, but high interest is excited in relation to
the principal characters, and is well kept up.
The villainy of Mordant and the truthfuness,
fidelity, and honor of Bell Mortimer, are well
portrayed. Those familiar with things in the
city and State of New York, will readily recog-
nize the original of some of the pos ATS, For
sale by A H. Ward & Co.
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QUARANTINE, STATEN Island, 8 P. NJ
Everything remains quiet. The breaches in
the walls are nearly boarded up, AS far as
we can learn, no mole arrests have been made
The sick have been removed to the barn be-
longing to the late residence of DR.. Thomp.
enn-
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NOTICE TO rms SICK.
DIR. HILL.

DIR. HILL.
Offering to the community mis- Justly celebrated rem
Ir chtonic ana acute diseases Of long standing do
not wish to trife with the life or health Of the aieted
put simply to lay before them the testimonials of num-
Del OF respectable ladies aud gentlemen from which tba
Suuerng can Judge for themselves The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions or false etste
ments OF the efficacy OF his medicines nor will he hold
oat any hope to suffering humanity, which facts will not
warrant few testimonials are here given, and the
uocor sohcis an Inquiry from the afflicted, nso all be
publishes, feeling assured they will and them perfectly
reliable and his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
Testimony Of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooToR HiLL-Dear sri This ie 70 certify mat
my case was one OF very bad humOr IN the blond bnt
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that are sick 10 cali mon Won
Tor you can cure them. Yours, truly IL. 1.
Worcester, Mass.
This eerthes that my wife was afflicted with a weak
ness or general debility Doctor Hills medicine cured
"0' J. Y. b.
DooToR G. A. HnL--sr, I will say that your medi
me n 4. oenentted me much My health is much better
nan II was when commenced taking il. 1 thnkitwU
cure me- Ihaye not been troubled with the pain In NV
eesd but once since taking your medicine The distress
between my shoulders has All rassed ava, rhi,,,st
slat gon might like to hear how was gettingalong.
nave taken the liberty to address these lines TO YOU
remain, sir, yours respectfully, Mrs a. O.
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1854 az tei
cRoCKERY, GLASS. AND FRENCH
CHINA WARE.
parts, and offers ~ I'll 'lS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
20 those who wish to repenish their tables and mora
especially to all who are about commencing house Keen
Jog We have on hand at all times,
ROGERS BROS. PLATED GOODS.
j. RUSSELL cos CUTLERY, (plated or pot.l
Which we have tried and not found wanting.
last Fall 'D' '''''"'0'' h"H
Plated and Britannia Tea Pots, Oastors and Spoons
solar Lamps, Kerosene Lamps, Fluid Lamps,
Tea Trays, Table Mats
everything that needed TO furnish your tables in the
beat manner
Terra Gotta, Parian, and China Vases,
---AND--
FANCY GOODS.
Our goods are all selected with great care expreasv
et our retail trade are Of the FIRST QUALITY and At
the lowest prices for Cash.
W. Every article warranted ~ represented
apo deod&w Firth NICHOLS.
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The New York Commercial emarks;

DISEASE AT THE SoUTH.-The New Orleans
papers report the number Of deaths from yellow
fever, in that city, up to Aug. &c. to be one thou
sand and tOeiUe, and the fearful malady is still
increasing and spreading wider it's work of de-
struction.
While this is going on, the cattle Of the sur
rounding country are afflicted with the epidemic
which has proved so fatal to them in other local
ilies---ths black tongue. This has SO alarmed
the people o. New Orleans that the use Of butch.
ers' meat and milk has almost ceased in that
city. The disease seems not confined to neat
cattle alone, as will be seen by the following let
ter published in the Picayune;
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at market 1850 beef cattle, avs stores $500 sheen
225 shoats, and 400 fat hogs.
Beef Cattle-PREoEs-Th best qualities were not
plenty, and sales made at a small advance We
quote-Extra 81 SO a 61 first quality Sc rs a %;
second quality 6 So; third quality 60 q so.
Working orsn-t65, u, IS, 9s, ITO, 1856.
CotOs and CGUes-sales at $40. rs 81 So AZ d.
Sheep Dali; sales ST 70; 2 Q 80 242275,3a 325
SAoatsA lots T. pedce. sic; small lots of large hogs
Fat Hogs-6t, 81, ard o..
At Camb 'idge lst-Bser cattle, Extra 81 a z; first
quality a 64i % quality 81 i2 80 quality 3; ord-
nary a. sheep and lambs 50i lover; sales in 3ts II
and = each; extra 2, % q
at Few York, lst-Berf cattle dec lined SOC per cwt.
On Eood e. prime, and 75c other grades; prime 81 and
" eood q 8; lair Ct g.; common II a 6; general
NJ PFl,e &c. Eheep and lauls firm; extra 81 a
., vt'ler "a q Each. Prime fed hogs g. and
'e'u a. 0scj stock hoes nominal a a0OO unsold.
. BOSTON DOMESTIC OBS MARKET, sep ga better
prevails IN the cotton g DDS trade The favf rsble
80 r iton Chna mas led to iv. demand for Drills
~ Gus ana IN sympathy with this movement other
So oeeh more active. Prices generally are drm
ana some Kinds have improved B-oWn Sheelirgs va
o7eu III Dsler demand and the market is firm Win some
quify fo light goods for the East inches Rrown n, f
nave peen quite active, and large salel have ba M 10
ot is Nhlnt Ii FRet STANDARD goods are nov penersi
heiu nlm al sac Prints have been in fair demand 5
aes at prices ranging from 81 to l09s DENNIS srpes
cAs ana Cnon Fana"lsi sustain previous priees ana
nave met with fair demand Gnghams have b.an ssli
ing more freely at 10 105c. In Delaine. a w., 80
business hAS oeea doing with sales principally at II
19c for the oeW styles. La Wooleu goods ve,y mae
change has taken place moderate husin IS has basn
List. FP''S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-06

nr EN- EDDY, o. Roxbnry, has discovered in
ne Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
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see from my last Pic. that the black tongue
was reported to be travelling Westward. The
loatbsome disease has made its appearance here
and Il doing considerable damage. The deer ere
very nearly or quite all dead, with that or some
other disease. | am credbly informed that East
Of Pearl Rvw there can be seen any quantity Of
them dead. and not one live one. There were
several pet deer in this neighborhood, but they
too arc dead. The cattle nearly all take il, and
some Of them not only have the tongue diseased,
but their fore fest are affected the same way as
those Of horse with foot evil Copperas and
vinegar, as recommended through the Picaytf,ss,
removes the disease Of the tongue, and the same
application 10 the feet will cure most cases, The
dissass is still going on Westward"
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testimony Of number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooToR HILL-Dear Sir. This ie 70 certify tbst
my case was one Of very bad humor In the blond but
can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me, and recommend all that sick TO call mon vou
Tor you can cure them. Yours, truly, J L, L.
Worcester, Mass.
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This certihes that my wife was afflicted with weak
ness or general debility. Doctor Hills medicine cured
her i = n
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oRoCKERY, GLASS. AND FRENCH
CHINA WARE.

Oar goods are AL selected with great care expressiv
ef our retail trade, Of the FIRST QUA ANA "a
the lowest prices for Cash. '"
~ Every article warranted AZ reprcaeuted
apo deod&w FIRTH a NICHOLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-19

been forgotten In the agitation Of the slavery question in
Kansas. We have been governing Kansas and not 60
vernipg New York There will be time now, trust, TO
return TO our State and hook little TO own
affairs, in which all have very great interest
back at the legislation Of the last few years you will find
that there s ample room for interference and reform.
The democrats claim strict construction Of the consttu
ton II is cardinal rule Of their faith that the const
tuition shall be construed strictly In this they differ from
their opponents, and If you look your statute
books with the statutes in hand and the constitution
in the other you will that laws have been passed in
open defiance OF the constitution The constitution is made
for the protection Of the citizen against the LEGISLATURE
and yet you hear il complained of every side that un
constitutional laws passed For the city of New York
a Police bill has been passed, which, If not violation Is
certainly Of the constitution by II men are
placed power who not chosen by the people Of the
city and not responsible TO the peops OF the city
for their acts. And this is but Of series
of acts of usurpaton the part Of tho
Legislature against the citizens Of New York.
need not stop TO enumerate them particularly II is
enough to say that the public mind should be direct
to this subject whether it is not necessary to
extraordinary to prevent recurrence Of these
matters.
Mr. Parker proceeded to discuss the question Of the
canals lie did at considerable length, advocating the
completion and extension Of the canals and then placing
them in condition Of the highest possible adequacy,
and arguing against the policy of alternating them or dis
posing Of them for the benefit Of any corporation.
lie was followed by the candidate, the Hon. Mr. KEN
ble and by General Ward, Mr.. scrughan and others.
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Coroners' Inquesss Yesterday.

Tho Coroners were notified to hold nques,s the fol
owing cases yesterday in the Of Levi Spires who
oied athe New York Hospital from The effects of injuries
received on Saturday, by falling into well hole At the
corner Of Grand street and the Bowery the body Of
unknown man found drowned at pier No, 2 North
river also upon the body Of named McManus, who
fell overheard from the steamer Broadway and was
drowned, about week ago. The Coroners were aso
ncthed 10 hold inquest upon the body ~ an unknown
man found drowned at Tubhy Hook also m the case o.
Louisa LINN, child two years old who died from the ef
fccs o burns received the accidental explosion of
burning nsa lamp. Mary Tguc, woman q lntemperate
habits residing at No l4i Washington street aea yester
day under snrsowhat suspicious circumstances. Tho
police report that the deceased dcd from the effects Of
IAN rccNycd while intoxicated, but The neighbors think
deceased was beaten BY some one The inquest n this
case will 10 held to-day susan Holt woman ~ dssoiute
habits residing n 80 33g Water street, died Al Bellevue
Hospital nom lb~ effects o. Injuries supposed % have
bce received ~ the hands * c who kept The house
wherein deceased resided Coroner Perry viii investigate
the matter W day.
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More OF the schuyler Frauds.

SUPERIOR CouRr-OESEEAL TERM.
Hon. Judges Bosworth, Hoffman aud picrrcpont, pre-
siding
Ocr. lS.-h hc Mrp,r Of William X Hi1Jce, respond.
ent ~. ue NaC fork end Harlem Raiiroad Company -
THIS up appeal from jutgmcu, entered on
The report Of referee. The action brough, a
note taken under the following state of issewart
Bayls, the gnccs 70 tho plaintiff contracted with the
defendants TO grade The track Of the railroad At certain
prices payable monthly on the estimate or The engineer
Nnc Of these estimates had been paid tho oce Of r.
g. l. Schuyler, the defendants having thor oihce in
rented from that hrm and Ia the building On
the prescnato Of the claim FOR the tenth estimate Bay
money enough, aud proposed 70 ray 80 iso 20 in cash
aud 10 give the note Of Il g. L. Schuyler at thirty DAYS
for tho balance which was ~ 500. Bayis said the
company had not The money he would take note with
tefest added The note given. and receipt signed
by Stewart Bays for 80 $50 20 taken. The note
no, paid and the holders offered to surrender o
the defendants The defendants set up ths the claim
paid by note and show that date the schuyiers
were indebted to the company in the Of 500 600 and
Of the receipt
Judge Pierrcpont delivering the opinion Of the Court
said st. wart aud Bayls having done all this the
amount claimed due Il has not been paid money,
nor has been released by any formal instrument The
defendants have received the consideration upon which
this action i found, aud for y they have nothing The
fact that the schuylcrs charged the company with this
note makes difference in the present case he their
debtor large amount the time they parted with
no new consideration consequence OF such charge To
make the receipt of tho Schuycrs operate pay.
men, Igo idrto was necessary fcr the defendants 10
show agreement 10 take II actual payment Merely
taking and giving receipt full sufficient 10 es.
iabsh such agreement The facts, therefore, correct.
iy found by the referee, and nc has drawn thercfrom
Just conclusion ofaw The receipt given did preclude
inquiry into the agreement actually made In respect 10
the terms on which the note was taken aud follows that
what was said az the time competent evidence. The
terms Of the agreement f made are 10 be deter.
mined upon Just consideration of what the parties the
transaction said ~ that time There error in the
admission OF the evidence and judgment b. affirmed
with costs
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TEL EG r Al PHO.

BUFFALO, Oct Is, 1858.
The coming fight between Heenan and Morrssey
the greatest excitement among the clancy" The city is
probably fuller of bruisers than before, and
delegations continue to arrive by every train. Notorious
sporting characters here from Havana, New Orleans
California, and all the large Northern cities. Both Nor.
rissey and Heenan reported TO be in excellent
heath and spirits, and "eager for the fray
The fight will take place Long Point Canada. Hec-
mans seconds Aaron Jones and Johnny Mackey and
Morrisscy's are Dublin Tricks and Australian Kelly The
betting is even.
fight came Off to-day at Point Albino between two
lesser lights Of the pugistc raterny-Scotty of Brook
lyn, and Barney Aaron 1t resulted in a victory Scoy
Barney giving him foul blow. They fought ten rounds
in fifteen minutes
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The Morrissey and IIeenan Fight.
AoRRIssEy NOT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMONG II
FANCY.

The report in circulation yesterday that John Mcrrssey
the pugst had met with accident while attempting 70
escape from officer at Buffalo, caused intense excite
ment among the "spors" in the city and many Of the lead
ing rendezvous Of the friends Of Morssey overrun
by those anxious learn there any truth in the
report During the morning there person found
who could give any information to the truth of the
NOR, but two of his leading friends Immediately
tcegraphed TO Buffalo, and is said they shortly received
an answer that there foundation for the report,
and that Morrssey in perfect trim and ready for the
fight. One despatch was as follows
BUFFALO, Oct. 1s, 185S-14bP NJ.
John Morrissey is in good spirits, and has met with no
accident.
II said that the report got up with view Of keep
ing back the friends Of Morrissey from the fight This
however, did not have much effect, the five o'clock
train by the Erie and Hudson River railroads, e
the Albany boats took out between two and IL - hun
dred last evening Hcenan and Morrissey from nforma
tion received by telegraph, said TO be both in SAT,
quarters in Canada about forty miles from Buffalo. Two
steamers leave Buffalo at ten O'Clock TO night to take
the friends of the pugilsts The fight will place
Long Point Island, about eighty five miles from Buffalo.
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THE ARIEL OFF CAPE RACE.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
CONDITION OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
STATE OF THE MARKETS,
&C., &C., &c.

81 JOINS, n. r., Oct, Is, 1868.
The Vanderbilt United States mail steamship Ariel Capt.
Ludlow from Bremen and Havrc, via Southampton Oct o.
passed Cape Race Sunday the nth inst, at5P.M
Her news reached here today.
The Ariel has 250 passengers for New York.
There no Improvement the working OF the Atlantic
cable at yalentia.
The Submarine Telegraph Company have issued propo-
ais Tor il5o 600 additional capital TO lay two cables, from
HuIlto Eloea in Hanover, and Tonning in Denmark.
meeting IL to be held at Paris in November mako
arrangements for the construction of canal across the
sthmus Of suez.
The specie in the Rank Of Austria amounts to ell
sterling and tho aggregate held in the banks OF
England, France and Austria Ave millions "a
word is omitted in the despatch)
The Western Bank has made call for one hundred ad
ditonal shares for the irst of November
There large quantities Of tea at Canton waiting tho
reopening OF trade for expectation Trade had been AZ
sumcd at Shanghai.
Rumors aaoat that there were two French shipe
of Lisbon, demanding the restitution Of Charles
George.
Tho King Of Denmark quite III.
Lord Egin was at japan, and United States Commits.
sioner Reed at Shanghai
Affairs at Canton in most unsatisfactory state
Cholera had appeared among tho Chinese army
[By TELEGRAPH soUTHAAPTos.l
LIVERPOOL, Oct 0, 1865.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed on the 9th inst at 90 eel. for money
and account
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The market for cotton quiet but steady the rates
reported per Africa The sales or the last threo days foot
up 81 600 bales, of which ! 400 were on specula-
ton and similar amount for export. Ncsrrs
Richardson Spence Co. however say that the fair and
lower qualities have been offered to the trade at slight
reduction from former prices.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER
The Manchester market exhibited but little activity
but there change in rates.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUrFs MARKET
Mcssrs Richardson Spence Co report -four as having
declining tendency with prices little easier, though
nominaly unchanged. Tho market closed with a ten
dcncy still downward Wheat dun and nomlnally an-
changed; Western white quoted At Cs ID 6s Cd and
Southern at 7s IS 3D. Corn dull quotations nomi
nal yellow, 33s Cd. a. There large quantities of
Black Sea grain in the market, which selling at
cline in all grades.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef is heavy. Pork quiet Bacon dull and prices
weak, with but little inquiry. Lard dul at 6Os a 6ls
Talow slow Of sale, but prices unsered.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Resin dull aud inferior descriptions Of common are
selling At IS lod As. Spirits turpent,ne steady
Sos Sugar quiet. Coffee quiet. Rice steady Ashes
quiet at SIS cd for pots and 32s Cd for pearls Cod oil
dull a, 3ss Cd 34s. Philadelphia pork es Cd o. Cd
Baltimore do. g.. ID. Is.
LONDON Markets
Prime old wheat IL unchanged while inferior is lower
Sugar is steady. Tea firm. Corco unaitered. Tauow
Gim. American nour steady. Cotton steady.
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lsGO.
DOUGLAS AND ORR.

AN otp line wmG.-This cognomen has been usei 80
often that has los the significance and respectabily
which attached TO IL gentleman q 81 Louis
probably Edward Bates, who at time considered an
honor be styled has lately become dguscd with the
suse Of tho term lie gave definition, says ihe Demo
ra q what be considers cld line whg q The pre-
sent day lie says he who takes hs lqacr rcgu
larly, and votes the democratic ticket occasionally
nrE rSprASs AFTER USrEp srtrEs sEvtros.-scnator
Fitch q Indiana went 70 enjoy buffalo hunt on the
Cheyenne river, but with his rarty vas 81 upon BY
band of yapkon Indians who drove them out q the ter
ytory.