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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

BOSTON, April The cotton goods trade continues to
improve gradually but steadily The demand for expert
and consumption has Increased during the week and The
market is very rm for all kinds Of glods Heavy Brown
sheatings continue in demand prices are again a
shade higher, with ISLES at 81 81 for favorite
makes. Medium goods are in demand at 7 a IA cents
and light Sheetngs at o. Brown Drill continue
hrm at 81 cents In Gnghams and de LANES there is
nothing neg to notice Wooen goods most inquired
Tor, and the sales of Clothes Cassmeres Satinets and
other descriptions indicate an Increased demand.
BosToN BoaT AND SHOE MARKsr,-Apri 1.-The Boo,
and sh market has not varied materially II ON last
week. The trade, If anything, has slightly improy d.
and rather exceeds the expectations formed few
ago The business, however, is by up to what
it vas in former years. and look for material i'm
prCvement in demand prices until the fall trade COM
mences It must be admitted however that the business
is in better position than for time ps st. TO
fair range Of prices. OR present moderate stock
with the goods in process ol manufacture will pr baby
be sufficient meet the wants Of the and carry US
through the season. The New England trade continues
light, with only moderate sales For California there
has been moderate demand and he amount OF goois
shipping is now comparatively light Among the tx
ports Of the week noce l27 cases from the port to
San Francisco PFp Australia there have been shipments
OF 2l2 cases,-Shlppiag List.
From the New York Courier and ENQUIRER.
In domestic goods there is nothing especially worthy
OF note except an active demand for heavy Sheet
iDgs a to advance Il cents sion Maoutacturing
Company l24 cents. Stripes also in good demand
and firm. Light cotton goods however, rather dull
Prints have Tgne change, but held Arm with
fair demand for the best Maddes. Fancy Cassimeres
go III brsAly ut ull pdcea Printing Cloths are quiet.
eatinets, and DDS that line, meet with bu limited
demand and rule in favor Of the purch Stocks are
very large Domestic Lawns share the dulness OF the
foreign article. Cafpengs dull as any goods in
marke.
From the New York Commercial Advertiser,
Woolens with the exception Of fancy goods for mems
Spring and Summer wear, are rather dull. The whole
sale clothing trade have not begun to up yet for
the FAN sales.
Baltic RE, April l. Cotton goods of all dissertations
are hrm at last weeks quotations. with but few coming
forward the Eastern manufacturers alleging reason
that they can at present dispose Of their goods
home Prints and DeLaines doing better this week.
as regards sales but in some instances lower prices
submitted to.
THERE'S no change in the Wooden market, aud Jail de
scriptions dull
PHILADELPHIA April !. Cotton goods continue firm
with scarcity Of some desifab styles; some lair bills
Of sheetings have been sid the West the past week in
addition to active home trade. Piinis arr moving OF
more freev ami the styles coming forward command
the attention OF The trade and ready sale.
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TUESDAY, APsIL 8. 1858.
Loui. Napoleon.


..r-..- v., the head tina wears the crown
tn. intelligence received by the Indian at
Portland. Yesterday, confirms the impression
,,r.. hv nrevious recent arrivals from the Old
Will that the decapitaton of the couspirators
against the life of the Emperor, oisim ana
Pierri has not strengthened the tenure OF Louis
Napoleon's hold upon his i'll gotten power.
hold. had, INSCRIPTIONS tyrant, he seized the
rsins If government when France was DIVIDED
between the factions Of " Legitimacy" and =" pop
ular sovereignt,,' - and seated himself upon the
throne Of the Empire by crushing out pro-
cess" such as some of our American Democrats
might envy, but not aspire TO ; ana rom tna' ia!
TO the present hour his career has been mafAeu
by an excess of all the vices that characterized
the administration Of his uncle, with the extrem'
%. noveity of all the virtues. Men loved Napo-
leon the Great and his brave soldiers were reao!
:. and a, all times to peril their lives in his
hehalf; but Napoleon the Little, his eouutrymen
only fear, and the study and thought oil tnou
sands Of them is only directed towards the pest
methods Of getting rid Of him And 1t is natural
that it should be so for, while the one win al
his personal pride and ambition. had the glory OF
France ever uppermost in his thoughts, melting
him to deeds of daring and diplomacy that as
tonished the world and bafaed the wisdom OF the
wisest, the other has apparently been governed
only BY the lust of power and the aesrandiSs'
ment Of self. When the heads of the would be
Teeic,des rolled into the basket from under the
guiniotne, an eyewitness relates that suppress
ed murmur Of = Vlus Ia Repubiquei ran through
the whole vast assembage which had congrega
ted t, witness the execution of men who had rlsS-
Cd everything to remove the curse Of aosoiuusm
from the necks OF the people of France and Italy
and the news By this arrival is, that whsn the
Emperor last visited the opera all the houses IN
the vicinity were searched by the police, IN order
that no assassin's bullet, from windows or house
tops might be sent with deadly aim to the ~
rants heart, to stay him in his career. All these
circumstances betoken the instability Of govern
mcnt based upon usurpaton, cruelty, injustice,
and wrong. and theceaseless cravings of the hu-
man heart for freedom, justice, and right and
augur that the day is not far distant, when
new revolution will again sweep over France and
overturn dynasty that is antagonistic to The ele-
walton and progress of refined and enlightened
people, and which exists and has its being only
by the sacrifice Of all the dearest and hottest
rights Of humanity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

ST. Louis, April 5.-In the Kanzas Consti-
tutonal Convention on the Both ult., the
committee on the schedule reported one, pro.
viclng that the constitution be submitted to
the people on the third Tuesday in May, and
that an election for members of the Legisla.
ture. judges, and State officers, be held at the
same time. The bill of rights is identical
with that of the Topeka bill.
A remonstrance against the Lecompton
Constitution has been forwarded to Washing
ton.
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Two WEEKS LATER rnoM THE UTAH

Two WEEKS LATER FROM THE UTAH ExPE-
DIrIoN.- NeW York, April o. The Herald has
Two weeks later advices from the army in
Utah, the dates being of Feb l6. Thehealth
OF the army Was good.
The march upon Salt Lake would probably
commence about May 20.
The grass on the Plains had advanced as far
as II was in May Of last year.
Several hundred recruits from New York
had arrived at Fort Leavenworth previous to
The 29th Of March, and preparations for the
early forwarding of reinforcements to the army
were active.
Col. Hofman's command offour companies
had been met 400 miles West Of Fort Leaven.
worth.
Col. Johnston's supplies would last no
longer than the LIST Of May, but there were at
Fort Laramie four MOI tbs supplies for 5000
men, and it was intended to send on a train
IRON that point to Fort Scott as early as pos.
sibe. Col. Johnston now proposes to enter
Salt Lake at some point North Of Echo Canon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

Gov wIsE-The Philadelphia Press says, "of
the representative men of the present time, the
distinguished Executive Of the Old Dominion
Gov. Wise, stands among the foremost. Fear
lessly independent on all subjects, he takes his
position upon the great issues of the day with
the hsry iervOr of Melancthon, and the iron
will of Luther"
Gov. Wise sent the following terse and finely.
conceived toast 10 the St. PAtrick's Day dinner
at Washington:
John Phiipot. CuyYdn, the Advocate in 1898
He was upright when honor was rebellion he
was true when integrity was treasoni he stood
By the accused and the doomed when to pity was
10 participate; and he was loyal TO liberty when
even to name her was almost 10 die.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

AN AMUSING lNoIDBNT.-The Aoatino nal.
ace, the steamer Isaac Newton, reached here
yesterday morning for the first time this sea.
son. a friend who came up in her, relates
an amusing incident which occurred ON the
passage. In the extreme end of the room
are four splendid mirrors, resting upon mar
BILE slabs, with door leading out upon the
promenade deck between them. While sit.
ting short distance from the mirrors. n
stranger passed by him, and approached the
glass, and as he was in the act Of steppinp on
the marble slab, he suddenly drew back. as II
to give way for somebody. He next attembt.
ed to pass through the other on the right
when the object again met his vision, and he
gave way He then hesitated for moment.
and finally made an attempt to pass through
the spot he fret selected. Putting his foot
Tor the third time upon the slab, he met the
same object again, when in an audible tone
OF voice he said; Come, come, nv eood
fellow, this won't do you must give wav
one side or the other" At this iuncture
the door leading out upon the promenade
deck was opened, much to his relief for IN
passing out he said to a locker on, d" il IL All
right now" A burst Of laughter followed
him, and he did not show his face in the "a.
loon for some time after his attempt TO walk
through the mirrors. -Aibany journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

EXTRAORDINARY MURDER TRIAL.-About
two weeks ago most extraordinary criminal
trial occurred in Darlington, South Carolina.
1t seems that Vigilance Committee of that
town had warned a certain man to refrain
from selling rum, and he promised so to do.
But he afterwards received three barrels of
whiskey into his shop, and the committee
waited on him to get an explanation, and were
driven off by force. They rallied with their
friends, and were fred upon by party OF the
liquor dealers friends. In the fight which
ensued, brother of the shopkeeper and ano-
Their man were killed. Fifty four members
of the committee were arraigned and tried
Tor the crime Of murder, the jury consisting
OF the most respectable men of the county,
and the counsel on both sides being the most
able in the State. The jury gave verdict
OF acquittal, the announcement of which
was received with shouts OF appreciation by
the crowd which attended the court.
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/ ) 8.

The ST. LOUIS DIsAsrER.-St. Louis, April
5.-The following are the names OF the per
sons known to be lost by the burning of the
steamer Sultan James Pogue. Albert Pogue,
Mrs julius Pogue. of Lagrange, Missouri :;
Mrs. Cheatham of Baton Rouge, Louisiana !;
;. .. Voolfolk of Scotsville, Illinois; Henry
Ely, D. d. Moore, Joseph Black burn, Dennis
Callahan, and Augustus Crndeun, all of 81.
Louis.
Three cabin boys, three fremen, and four
deck passengers, names unknown, are also
ascertalned to have been lost. About thirty
OF the persons on board are yet to be heard
from, among whom were several cabin pas
sengers
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and that in such case the Austrians will &C.
eupy Bernie some time.
The Alexandria correspondent of the Lon
don Times says that Mr., DeLeon, o. S Con-
sui at that place, had returned from the mis-
SION he undertook to Syria, in connection with
the outrage on a family of Americans near
Jatfa. the details of which have been already
published. The Turkish authorities yielded
to the indignant circumstances of Mr.. De-
Leon, and arrested our of the parties to the
outrage. They had all been convicted, and
were lying in irons awaiting con frmaton Of
their sentence from Constantinople.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

THE MAoIoIANs OWN Book or, The Whole
Art Of COnjuring Being a complete Hand.
Book Of Psrlor Magic, and containing over
one thousand Optical and other Magical Ex.
periments and Ingenious Tricks and Puzzles,
with all the most noted Tricks Of Modern Per.
formers. The whole illustrated with over 500
Wood Cuts. l vol limo, PIP. 1862. New York
Dick & Fitzgerald, 1858.
The title Of this book so fully exempliaes the
character Of the work, as to make any recon.
msndatOn Of it unnecessary. Feats Of magic
are always attractive, aud the exhibition Of them
always draws crowds Of spectators. This book
shows how they are all done, and gives beside a
great variety Of puzzles, &c., with their answers.
afording an almost endless variety Of entertain.
ment for those who are interested In II.
For sale by 3. Thompson Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

GREAT CoNoERT.-By reference to our adver.
Using columns, it will be seen that Mr.. Ullman
the director and manager of rhe New YORK Acad.
envy Of Music, has arranged for grand concert
in this city, on Monday evening next, at which
Carl Formes, the greatest living basso singer
will take the leading part assisted by some Of the
best singers in the country. This will be the
only concert in which Carl FoImes will appear in
Worcester, before his return to Europe The
programme is very good one, and rhe attrac-
tons will undoubtedly bring out large audi.
enee. See advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

There is not lady living but what at some period Of
her lie stands In need Of such medicine as DR.. Du
poeo's Golden Pills" advertised in another colunn Their
composition is no secret as everv agent seog them has
the recipe given to them, and they are permitted to tell it
70 physicians ami ladies' 1t is consldere the best prep
aron ever invented fr Female compaints generally and
OF so much value doesaone OF your first ladies (resding
In Worcester conser them tina, she says az she could
get them no es che would consider them cheap at 40
per box The Pulls have cured her Of great suffering
and long disease. See advertisement headed "a Gard to
the Ladies'"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

These pills nothing new, hut have been used by the
doctors for many both in France and America with
unparalleled success in case and be is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used them, to make
the Pills puoc for the alienation those sue ugs from
any Irregularities whatever well prevent an in
crease Of family where heath will permit it. Females
peculiarly situated those surprising Themselves so.
are cautioned against using hese Pills whde in that con-
dltlon as the the proprietor responsibility af
ter the above admonition although their duess would
prevent aoy mischief to health otherEise the Pills are
recommended. Full and explicit directors accompany
each box Price ST.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
elst Z5l Main street, Of Mechanic treet Wor
cester, Mass. and by LANES GtEEN, III Main street.
worcester, Mass Ladies, by encosi tn. m ST. can
nave the 'lden Pulls sent to any par 81, t1e uutry,
Confidently, by return mail Sold b, A Brr ett
Clinton James b. Line Fitohburgi Dsntre 4 Son. Ban,
lesonvr, a Honghon. Athul Depot; Balch Sen Prov
idece Weeks Potter Boston, and by on Druggist in
every toFn in the Union.
B,-Ladies, be particular in asking for "Dr. Dupon
co.'s Golden Pills" ami the signature is on the
box you will then ontain medicine you NAV tuly rely
upon. The agent will tell you they are no secret NJ
pound. but are made known to all concerned
app6 d1o
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

KBNDALL's BBNgFIT.-Our readers must not
forget the concert, at Mechanics Hall, on
Thursday evening, to be given by the members Of
Joslyn's Cornet Band, for the benefit Of the di.
rector, Mr.. George Kendall. 1t will beseen from
the advertisement that the programme is a rich
one. and that the band will receive upon the &C.
casion the important aid Of the world renowned
Ned Kendall of Boston, and Mrs. Field, vocalist
OF this city. Such bill Of fare for such an OBJ
ject ought to fill the house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

THE AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB will offer a
rich entertainment at the Catholic Institute this
evening, and the proceeds will be appropriated to
the relief Of the poor Of the city. Twelve cents
invested in a ticket will enable one to enjoy a
hearty laugh, and help the poor little at the
same time. Let's go
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

TEE LsvrATHAN. A London letter writer
says :--"I have just returned from visit to the
LeyiAlhan. She Is moored directly opposite
where abe was built. There is no machinery in
her yet--in fact, she 10 a mere skeleton. From
inquiries on board could no, learn when she
would be Rnishsd. 90 not think 1t possible TO
ret her ready fer sea before August, and 70 have
her ready BY that time will require night and day
labor necessarily. There are very few men at
work o. her now."
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Washington MnrIer..

WAsHrNeToN. April 5.-Ohio has rendered
regiment of volunteers for the Utah expe.
dltion. The Senate has not yet notified the
House of its adverse action on the Montgom-
cry substitute. In the event of the failure of
the kanzas bill in its present shape the Dem
0crats will attempt to couple Kanzas with
Minnesota.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06
G As XTU ES.

We are continually receiving additions to our stock of
Gas Fixtures, Lamps, &C., and prepared to urnish
public and private buildings the most favorable
terms We are the agents for this city for the sale
THE CAROEL BURNER,
which famous for giving the most Brilliant light while
1t consumes the lsast quantity OF gas a trial of is
convincing proof of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIAECY.
1t is very desirable burner for Drop ghtsor for sbops
where steady light is needed.
Terms One Price-Cnsh.
FIRTH NICHOLS,
apo d&Wti Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

Nine weeks ago family in Phiadel.
phia, named kochler, the father. two soma
and daughter, were all bitten by a little nun
but few weeks old. One son was al an
down on Thursday Of last week, and died IN
commissions on Sunday. On Tuesdav Tho
sister was attacked, aud will die without The
slightest doubts the father and the other son
are probably doomed, and will die also. four
more victims OF hydTophobia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

The MERCHANT PRINCES OF BosroN-Real
Estate on Beacon Street.-The failure of one
mercantile firm in Boston last Fall, threw five
dwelling houses into the market, valued at
$4,000. The residence of Hon. S. A. Elliot,
on Beacon Street, has been sold to Mr.. J. 4.
Lodge for $50, 900; Mr.. Edmund Dwight has
disposed of his house on the same street to
MI. ]. II. Beals for 1855 900 the mansion of
the 1elict of the late Edmund Dwight, on
Park street, recently occupied by Mr.. Charles
Il. Mills, has been sold to Mr.. Thomas Wig
ellsworth for $4,000 the house on Walnut
street, the erection OF which was commenced
ty Mr.. P. T. Jackson, has been sold to Mrs.
Samuel Wigglesworth for about $50, 600 Mr.
Thos. Fl. Perkins has also sold his house on
Beacon street to Mr.. Samuel Hammond for
about $4,000, and Mrs. Thomas Dixon has
disposed of her house on the corner OF Beacon
and Walnut streets to Nathan Matthews for
500 900. Boston Journal
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

SUDDEN DEATH Mr.. Josiah S. wardwell fell
in an spopleclc fit, on Westminster street, in
Providence, Saturday evening, and died in about
two minutes after being taken home He was
about thirty years Of age, and plumber by trade.
Ha Leaves a wife but no children
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

Christopher W. Kelley, who died in Smithfeld
last week was one of the heaviest men in the
State, weighing about four hundred pounds. 1t
was necessary to make his cofin so large that an
ordinary hearse, provided for the funeral Occas-
ion would not contain it.
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Robert J. Griffin, who was arrested at Paris,
KY, few days ago, and confined in the Bour-
bon County Jail 10 await trial on charge of hav-
ing been engaged in setting fire to barns in that
vicinity, was taken out of Jail at 2 O'Clock on
Monday morning. by mob, and hung by the
neck until he was dead.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

INCREASE or CRIME IN NEW YORx Cry
The New York Herald says that crime lie lament.
ably upon the increase 10 that city. and in proof
thereof gives list Of offences during the last
sO6r weeks, which includes no less than seven
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06

NEW York, March GA young man, said
TO De a news reporter, was arrested, today, on
charge OF having assisted two slaves to es-
cape, while he lived in Cincinnati, year ago.
lie Is to Se taken to that city for trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-06
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS
80. A: P. WARE q CO.,
1853 and 10 Main street. Worcester
To Purchasers of Clothing.

The pressure upon the business o. the country has
prooaoly nc where been severely fet ibsn in
TINS city ami county and We hink no orme- time haa
the exercise OF ECONOMY by all classes Of people been
more proper and necessary than at the present ana
we regard 1t at this time as appropriate and indeed s
duty OF those business in the prime neceasar,es
and com orts NJ life to furnish the greatest possbls
amouut FOR the smallest possible sum We have there
lore avaied ourselves Of the extreme low prices which
nave ruled at Inc large auction sales in New York and m
shall sell the goods obtained al great redpco Il rics
from these and other incudne our entire stor AZ
large discount from former prices We car moi In an
usement enumeTae sp cfc prices for speciac garments
nd will here only state that We shall offer
Pants aud Vests from SOC 80 5000.
former price from 81 to s.
VARIOUS STYLES COATS FROM SOC to S1koo
former price 81 to 20.
We beg to assureSl that this 10 clap tram
Advertisement but truthful statement Of facts as an
examination Of cur stock will abundanty prove In or
der IN give the public the greatest advantAgei in our mower
without doing injustice to ourselves, have adoped
the fsN
CASH SYsTE
which is the only one that be sustained by small
profits, for safe busine the credit basis O. only he
ceDt to make good the loss occasoned by those who d
not pay
Our Stock Is, as usual very large and contains pret
variety OF styles aud quality Of garments adapted 10 an
ages and classes among which ouy new stys
business Sack Goats. durable and graceful style
Business FrOck Sacka
Business suits, with fancy bands throughout
Business Suits without bands
Business 0yercoats. &c &c
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R o Err & BAH R,S
oELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
I1s SUMMER STREET, BOSTON,
449 WAY, NEW YORK.

GyThese Machines nov Justly admitted 10 he
the oestn use for Family Sewing making newstronp.
and elastic stitch, which will NOT rp even If ever
fourth stitch be cut Circulars sent on application by
letter. Agents wanted
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80 shar,s Boston and Maine Railroad, 994
do Boston and Prov dence Railroad, rs.
20 do Boston and Worcester Railroad, SIT.
do Northern Railroad, AZ.
do Portland, SscO " Portsmouth RI, 81.
do Vermont and hass.-Railroad, 8.
do Fitchburg Railroad IS
10 do Western Railroad 90
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Sir James Carke's celebrated Female Pills for in
Worcester by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanic
Hall Building, Worcester.