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Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

RIGHT OF SuPFRAeE.-The adjourned public
hearing before the legislative committee on the
rightof suffrage, on the petition of sundry par
ties, for the extension of that right to females,
will take place in the Representatives Hall, at
IL o'clock, tomorrow morning. 1t is under
stood that Mrs. Dali and others will speak on
behalf of the petitioners.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

Gov. WISE ON THE LECoMPToN MESSAGE
A letter Of nearly four columns from Gov.
Wise of Virginia, in response to an invitation
to attend the anti Leeompton meeting held in
Philadel phia on Monday evening, was pub
lished in the Press Of Monday morning. Gov,
Wise says that a careful review of the Presi-
dents message constrains him to differ from
the President of his choice; he protests
against the mode in which the Lecompton
Constitution was pretended to be submitted,
as anti republican and oppressive, and as Of
fensive to the self respect and moral sense of
q free people; admits that the conduct of the
Iopekait was violent and unlawful, and
that their opponents acted under lawful au-
thority up to the submission of the Constitu-
ton to the people, but that has nothing to do
with the issue. Is the Constitution the act
anu deed of the people, and Is the schedule,
republican
The wrong of the Topekaites will not JUS
tify the wrong of the Leconlpton Convention,
nor cure the effects Of the Lecompton sched-
ule, which, though providing for its ratifca-
tion or rejection, was submitted for approval
alone, without allowing vote upon its re-
lection. He contends that there was obviously
sinister and nti-Republican purpose in thus
giving an unfair election as to part of the
constitution, with no election as to the whole.
He denies the assertion of the President,
that no people could have proceeded with
more regularity in the formation of a Consti-
tuition than the people of Kanzas have done
the people were not allowed fail election at
all. fair election could not be held under
the schedule, as appears from its face He
combats the Presidents idea that the admis-
sion of Kanzas would speedily end the agita-
tion in Congress and localze it in Kanzas
he declares that it never can be local.
Again, tits all ESSENTIAL that the settlement
shall be just, right, and equal and, if not so,
it is sure to be mischivious to that party,
snatching power without right and doing
wrong that good may come. The ulterior
effect of adopting the Lecompton Constitu-
ton will be worse than referring back the
question for the Territorial decision. it will
arraign the Democracy and the South for de-
mandng more than its right 1t will return
the chalice to our lips, when the Kanzas
question again and again arises in our bound.
less domain of unsettled Territories. 1t will
drive away thousands of honest Democrats,
to raise the black Republican flag over the
Capitol, in the next struggle for power, and
then raise the last dread issue of disunion.
He concludes by addressing the committee,
as friends of Mr.. Buchanan and the admin
istration. who have his best wishes and warm
est friendship, and whom he would save both
from danger and defeat. He trusts in their
pure and patriotic motives, but he regards
much more the Democracy Of the South and
the Union, and processes anxiety for their fate.
For himself, he fears nothing, firmly standing
on the right, in spite of friends or foes.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

CENTENARlANs.-The foreign journals report
the names Of many persons who died in 1857,
upwards Of hundred years old. The oldest Of
the number was Michael Kilawelkin, who died in
Russia, at the age Of l27 years. Seventy per
cent Of the number reported were females. The
Oldest was Elizabeth GOldizen, who had reached
to ll8 years.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

1t is said that Messrs. Gales & Seaton, of the
National InteNigencer, Washington, partners for
fOrty.fve years in the publishing business, have
never had difference of opinion on political
questions, and never jar or misunderstanding
of any sort They have never known division
of interest from their common Golfer each has
always drawn whatever he chose; and for thirty
years past there has never been a settlement Of
aeconnts between them.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

The Northampton Gazette says that "piece Of
property" from Richmond, Va, with the appear.
ance Of manhood about him, and face whittier
than half the men in Massachusetts. spent one
night in that town, last week, and, assisted by
the contributions of few benevolent individuals,
started in the morning for freedom and the frozen
religions in the Queens dominions.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
Mr.. AIIibone Assianes.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1O.-At meeting of
the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Bank it
was announced that Mr.. Alibone has assigned
his property for the benefit of the Bank. A
resolution for an assessment by the bank
was adopted as also were resolutions censur-
ing Pres. Alibone and Daniel Deal as collud-
ing together in the common plunder of the
bank, and desiring that whatever punish
ment the law reflects on such dishonesty
shall be enforced.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

The KANzAs ELECTION FRAUDS. - Washing-
ton, 9.-The Secretary of the Interior receiv-
ed Il letter from Gov. Denver yesterday, con-
tanning the affidavits of the three Judges of
Election at Delaware Crossing certifying that
only forty three votes had been cast at that
precinct. Sec. Thompson sent for Gen. CAL
houn and presented to his attention these
facts, which could not be resisted or rebutted,
as they decide the Legislature in favor Of the
Free State party.
Calhoun is now determined to issue certifi-
Gates accordingly. 1t is represented that he
has never yet seen the official returns which
are now in Lecompton. Regarding the cleo
tlon of State officers, he proposes delivering
the returns to the State Legislature whenever
assembled, to be proclaimed officially.
Calhoun mad correspondence with Doug
las concerning his supposed imputatious upon
him in the course of the Senate debate, but
after satisfactory explanation, called on Sat-
urday, and went over all the questions, both
personal and political, now involved.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

DIALOGUE IN SCHOOL HousH.-School.
master Cwho is giving lessons inlAKnightley's
Mythology)-Jupiter and Juno were husband
aud wife, as you all know, my children, .Bnt
Juno once had a little 10y called Mars, 'f
whom Jupiter could rot claim the paterpit,
Now, my children, why was he called Mars
Don't all speak at once.
Small boy (eitor some cogitaton) Bocause
he was none Of pa's.-N Y. Post.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

The Augusta Age, the leading Democratic pa
per in Maine, denounces in the strongest terms
the Presidents Kanzas message, and the attempt
to force Lecompton through Congress. 1t main.
tains the probable result of the. .LecomptOn policy
will be to annihilate the Democracy of the North,
and throw the government into the hands of the
Republicans in 1850. Gov. Wise expresses the
game view
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

COUNTERPART BiLLs.-The Providence Journal
states iAat hye dollar counterfeit bills on the
Globe Bank Boston, are in circulation in that
city. One man was arrested Tuesday evening for
being concerned in their circulation. On search.
ing him, were found counterfeit ten dollar cold
piece. counterfeit half dollar, and a genuine
quarter The signatures Of the counterfeit bins
are engraved.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
QUICK SALES & suALL PROFITS
a. "a. " ARE s. CO.,
t6s and TO Main street...............w Worcester.
To Purchasers of CIothing.


The nres the business o. the country hiss
pr'bably wheT. been m3rt severely 'e han in
this ci an county, and ias I)rm tim has
the exercise Of &c 'y al classes of rs"pe been
proper ard rrcc--a.y than AZ t ltssnt tin- and
egard it It this ;!m apHrpps;s ats H. I'D tue
duly Of those ose iSurss III ne prime recrssares
and Con- orts o lire g furnish h gT-'tcst possible
am1u f'r tie sun lIe.t p1S.bis We hive trre-
fore aYsilei Ives o the ext-cm" low pii'S Which
have uied at lie large auction sales Ms Yor, an
shl II the gonds obtaned great reduction il prices
fOm these and 0thrr ncddisu eGr stock at
lsTg5 dj@1un rom 'ofne- pr;ss We mol in a4yrr
t'rment enum.T4 specific prices for sIe fc girmeats,
aud will here only ate that We stall de' Vests -nd
Pants from so; to So o~mar prize from 81 to-. Vari
styles OF jost from SOC to S5 former price 81 20
We heg to ali that this is no clap trap
adv rt EN- nt. but truthful statement OF facts.
examination OF stork will abnndanily prove. In
der to give the public the greatest aivase ia power
without doing injustice to ourselves, have adopted
tie
CASH SYST e NJ.
which is the only that be sustained by small
profits Tor safe busine the credit basis only be
done by demanding nt ose who do pay profit suf
cen to make coed the loss occasons1 by those who
not pay
Our Strck s as usual very large ami contains great
variety Of styles and quality Of garm adapted to all
ages and classes, among which are style
Loose Business Sack Goats durable and graceful style
Loose Business Ffock Sacks
Loose Business tuits, with fancy banda Throughout
Loose Business Suits without hands.
Loose Business 0veIcosts &C &c
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

Hon. Galusha A. Grow is native of Connect.
icut. He was born IN Ashford, (now Eastford)
was educated at Amherst College, studied law
in the office of the Hon. David WilmOt, and on
the retirement of that gentlemen from Con-
gress, was elected to the same place by large
majority
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

THE EXECUTIVE CoUNcIL.-The Senate has
passed the proposed amendment of the constitu-
tion, abolishing the governors council and max
ing the lieutenant governor president of the Sen
ate, by "a yeas to nays.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

The ladies associated in conducting the leyee
in aid of Zions Methodist Episcopal church,
would tender their grateful acknowledgements to
His Honor, the Mayor and the Board of Alder
men, for the use of the City Hall, on Tuesday
evening.
Thanks are also due to the kind friends who so
generously furnished and so literally patronized
the entertainment.
The proceeds are as follows:
Gross receipts, Donations admissions and sales $206 90
Expenses, including care of hall. ............ % rs
Leaving, as net proceeds SIT so
which sum has been deposited in the Savings
Bank, subject to the order of Rev. Mr. Morris
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

ALBANY, Feb. l0.-The Assembly to-day
by vote of II to 81, passed resolution in.
viting ex-Secretary Stanton to speak in their
chamber, on Saturday evening. Nineteen
Democrats voted ave.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

LECTURE AT MECHANICS HALL.-Remember
the lecture at Mechanics Hall, tonight, by Ho-
mer B. Sprague, Esq. Mr.. sprague is most
eloquent speaker, as those who have heard him
on former occasions will testify. We trust he
may have full house.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

On Wednesday night of last week, G. W. Boy
den OF Northampton, while on the express train
between Boston and Worcester, had his pocket
picked of a wallet containing six hundred and
eighty-two dollars, while asleep.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
Fire.

New York, Feb. l0.-The steamer Petrel,
for Providence, after leaving her pier, this
afternoon, was discovered to be on fire in her
deck load of cotton. The fire was put out,
and she returned to the pier.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

AssIGNEE's, SALE OF PIANO FoRrE.-We
would call the attention of our readers to a
splendid piano forte, now on exhibition at Put
nam & Clark's rooms, l4S Main street, which will
be sold at auction. See advertisement
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

PIANO FoRTEs AT AUcTIoN.-This morning at
ten o'clock, at E. s. Nasons rooms, Clark's
Block, E. w. Vail will sell to the highest bidders
a fine assortment of pianos and melodeons. See
advertisement.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
dspha North american states that Mr. Wright
of Tennessee, and Mr.. Walbridge Of Michigan,
had an encounter in one of the committee rooms
on Friday night.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

PIANo FoRTEs.A new octave piano forte, Louis
AlFth style, of A. W. Ladd Co.'s make, is now on
exhibition at the rooms of Putnam Il Clark l48 Main
street. The attention of purchasers is solicited to the
aooV as 1t offers superior inducements those dtsrous
OF obtaining really st class instrument on reasona
bic terms.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

BosToN, Feb. lO.-A few English papers
per Indian, at Portland reached here this
evening by express. The London Times of the
26th devotes l6 columns to the wedding of the
Princess Royal, ana Liverpool papers of the
9th contain little else. The latest news from
India was manly conveyed by the Arabia.
1t is seen said that the Queen of Dude died
Of grief. She was attended in her last mo-
ments by DR.. Boyer, one of the Emperor S
physicians. The prayers enjoined by the
Buddhist Religion were said over the death
bed. The body is watched by four women,
and the arrival of the Prince, the son of the
deceased, who has been sent for by telegraph
from London, is waited for before any ar
rangements will be made for the funeral.
Fresh assurances have broken out at Bos-
mia, and the Porte has dispatched thither a
large body of troops.
Arrests continue to be made of persons sus-
pected Of attempting the assassination of the
French Emperor. Incendiary proclamations
have been posted in Lyons, but resulted in no
disturbance of the public peace.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

New ORLEANS, Feb. l0.-The steamship
Tennessee, from Vera Cruz, is coming up the
river, and will be at the wharf at five o clock
this afternoon. Generals Comonfort and Gar
cla Conde are passengers in the Tennessee.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

Hon. Edward Denny. of Barre, is taking steps
for the immediate rebuilding of his manufactur-
ing establishment, which was destroyed by fire
in that town on Saturday.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

EntluI es-owiDg to the failures Of pictures taken
py cuttings Patent process many think he Anbrotype
not durable picture The Improved Patent Ambotybe
such as are taken by B. D. MAXHAM are not only the
most durable picture made but far superior in tone and
Inlsh 60 one and ALL to Maxham's, if you wish good
durable picture, at fair price Rooms opposite City
nall' harrington corner. diff o24
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

has been fined nine dollars and costs, for catch
ing pickerel through the ice, in Brookfeld, in vi
olation Of the statute in such case made and pro-
vded.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
Fire.

BELvIDERE, ILL.,, Feb. 1O.-A FIRE occurred
here last night, destroying property Of the
value of 5000, which was insured for
$4,000.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
OUR CUSTOM DEP aRTmEYr

is also in the second story and is unsurpassed in the extent
and var ty of fabrics adapted the various quaes and
styles OF garments All orders will be promptly executed
and entire satisfaction assurel, at
168 and 10 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
f6 d&WH p. WARE s. co.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
j. ID. WfIIinn,so,,.

New YORK, Feb. l0.--J. d. Williamson
has commenced suit in the Supreme Court
against Speaker Orr and all parties concerned
in his arrest, laying damages at $40, 900.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
Also, az excellent assortment IT
PROCLAMATIOS
7 D I II Z LAD LES SIT!

WHEREAS it appears that he days OF rim, hanor and
integrity, are fast fading away, and WHEREis the un
sctupuous and ignorant Daily taxing advantage OF
the profound and learned Be II BEowN rHEREFoHg to
AZ, whether MADs WIVES, or IDoW., that DR.
CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PI LIS are ALONE the ceIttiu
panaoea for the troubles Incident to female dis Yganza,
tom they ALONE citing all painful menstruatun
assuaging papitators Of the heart disturbed Bee pain
IN the side, and causing health and happiness to the
whole seHi more especially the MARRIEr PORTION as
they are certain to bring the monthly period with
regularity, AND WHEREAS, these PILLS are purely
vegetable ard entirely n from minerals therefore per.
techy harmless in their operations, and wholly unlike
other med cnes thrust upon the public, purpnrti: 10
effect the objects alrssdy detailed THEREroBy BR IT
KNOWN that NOTHING but the said PILLS of DR.
OHEESEMAN viii accomplish the desired object when
DtsAPPINT%EET has heen experienced under The regime
OF OTHER Pill S. and the LADIES will cause this Procla
nation t. spread amongst them to their own everlasting
oeheht-aways promising that said Proclamation in one
case must be considered null and vod that is to saw
that the Pills must not be taken when any female is n
an INTERESTING CONDITION, otherwise miscarriage win
be the inevitable result
Explicit directions 70 be carefully read accompany
each box. Price ST. Sent by mail On enclosing H to
Dr. Cornelius L Cheesem4 Rox 453I, Post OHice New
York City or to NJ. B. Green Co Worcester Mass
States. N
Given under my hand and seal
- q. i. oHEE5EMAN ND.
R. b. HUrgH1NG5, General Agent for the limited
eta'es l5a Chambers St, New York. whom all orders
should be addressed
u Sold by NJ. Greea Co.. Worcester
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

oUR BoYs pEPARrMENr.

in the second story will be found contain the Isrgcst
hest in the State (out Of Bosion.j II
this department it will b. constant to KEEP a
full assortment Of every desirable style Of garner for
children from years age up the lac est
sizes FOR youth We big leave to invite especial atteHi-n
to tlis department
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
DenIh.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10.-Charles S. Baker,
President of the Girard Bank, in this city,
died here this morning.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

CIa ia is now making the following stytes Of Pic.
tueea IN the het possible :--P6otoeraphs, Da
guerreotypes, epereogTaphs, M-lanotypes and Ambro
types. ''0
Ills productions for his patrons will be as they ever
nave oeen superior to any other artists in this CITY, Lis
ann is excelsior and the results of his experiments are
tangible evidences of his success. Call and examine
specimens at his rooms, 1Ss Main street. over Citizens
Bank, Worcester, Mass dim @9o
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

POLICE CoURT.-John Fairbanks, of Milford,
for being drunk, was fined 50 aud costs and com
mitted.
James Hall of Boston, for vagrancy, was sent
for one month to House of Correction.
James Kirwin of Worcester, for keeping disor-
derly house, sentenced three months to the
House of Correction.
Felix McClusky, of Providence, for larceny of
a watch in Millbury, was also sentenced to the
House of Correction for three months.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

The Marshall Histrionic Association will give
an exhibition, this evening, on which occasion
they will present romantic drama and a rich
Irish force, concluding with singing. Tickets 10
centR
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

G. N. Johnson has been appointed postmaster
at South Royaston, in place of L. W. Partridge,
removed.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

NEWSPAPERS IN THE LEeIsLATuRE.-Thef fol-
lowing is list of the newspapers most numer-
oesly taken by the members Of the Legislatu
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
TO PURCHASERS OF CL0THING
For sale-A large stock Of

For sae--A large stock of
G L 0 z II I n G.
comprising
OFERCOATS Of e0eyy choice Styie vIz
Raglan,
SnclI. and
SurtouI.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
COman nlerciaI.

LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKsT, Jan. 27 There has been
an advance on all quail s the quotations. as advs
ed per Arabia of I'd per h. the market closing buoyant
with an upwa tendency.
LIVERPOOL RREADsTUFFs MARKET, Jan. 27.-The bread
stutfs market generally shows a declining tendency-
Messrs Richardson, Spence Il Co report: -Flour-The
market is very dull and slight decline has been expe
rience1 on all grades. Western Canal % as; Phila-
delpha and Baltimore 24s; Ohio 25 a 21s. Wheat is
dull, and quotations are barely maintained. Corn &C
tive, with 40 advance Of Cd a Is.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The money market is gen.
erally unchanged Cousos closed for both money and
account At 05t a g54
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

LOUISVILLE, Feb. lO.-The river is now
falling The water in the canal is SIX feet
deep.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

JOB PRINTING, in every variety of style, from
visiting card to the largest-sized poster, exc
cuted promptly and on reasonable terms, at this
office. '-'
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

The st. Louis papers record the death of Jesse
~ Lindell, an old citizen, who leaves fortune of
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
THE LATEST NEWS.

By Telegraph to the Worcester Daily Spy
By the American Telegraph Companys Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office. Lincoln House Block.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
Surtont.
pAMTS IND KESTN

of every desirable style quality all Of which have
been manufactured WITH great care, in the very best
manner for the Fall ami Winter wear and any
wishing for
One Garment, or One Hundred,
will dc well to call this is great chance buy very
cheap
Also, excellent assortment II
F U R " S q | N G G 0 o d S
which viii be sod very los.
Remember the place,
LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. F5ncoIn House BLOCK.
And those who have their Clothing made and ars
about ordering an
Over Cont, Under Cont, E9nut=Or Vest.
will do Eel to eSamine the superior assortment Ct
PIECE GOUDS
now on hand, from which will make you a very good
Over Coat for Sl400 usually sold in t.iis city for 800;
very goo pair OF Black Pants for &C. usually sold for
81; very good V"st 'tr b5, usually sold st SO SO
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

ARREST FOR ARsoN.-James r. Tyler has
been arrested, on the charge of setting fire to the
house in which he lived, near the Junction, on
the night of Feb. 3d. and will have his examina-
tion before the Police Court to-day
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
DISTURBANCE AT BELFAST.

IARRIAGE OF THE PRINCESS ROYAL
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
LOCAL NEN =

WANTED, at this Office, copies Of the Massa-
ch,tsstts Spy (weekly) Of April p and %, May 6,
July l, Is, and 49, and SeptemberS s, 1857, to COM
nleta q 6ls
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

MARRIAGE ExrRAoRDINARY.-Th greatest
marriage, which, in point of fortune, ever took
place in Europe, is about to be contracted Mt
Paris. A Princess Troubetskoi is about to
marry her cousin, and each of the parties is
entitled to fortune of GlO0, 900 per annum.
The bridegroom a young officer wounded ia
the Crimea, being left for dead upon the field
has come to Paris for medical advice. lie
is fast recovering IRON an almost hopeless con-
dition, with the loss, however of the left eye,
and the amputation Of the left arm Just above
the elbow. The mutilation hos in nowise af-
fected the sentiments Of the fair intended,
who insisted upon accompanying her fance to
Paris, in order to comfort and attend him dur
ing his conyalescence.-C Court Journal
The FIRST OF THE SBAsoN.-At four O. clock
this (Monday) morning, a full grown and
vigorous mosquito made its Appearance in the
editorial room of the Journal Of Commerce
Journal Of Commerce.
The sogaeious little insect was doubtless
attracted thither by the extremely southern
aspect Of that oliCo.-N. y. Comsteyolal.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUBOP Il.

ArrivnI of the Steamship Indian.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

Valentines, at Knapp's, Waldo Block, at half
the usual price.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

For sale twenty-five per cent less than al any olbe,
place IN Worocator, by
IA. ). NJ. foLLANBBEE, Agent
oot3O dbtaEu Foster stroct, OPP, \. 4 W. Depot.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

PORTLAND, Feb. 10.
Screw steamship Indian, from Liverpool
9th uh., arrived at Portland about 10
o'clock. Her dates are four days later. -:
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

Ronovni.- Dr. LtrNELL luoiou,uatbta hos
Li colo House. uihoe houra ieom 2toj and tog a. "a
ut7 an wy " !" 70
Arnoid's Globuies nnd vital Fluid, 10
sale wholesale ard retail, by
. "a lllLL, DrugglaL aud dpolleoaty,
mya di meohanics' Hall Bloeh
Worcester daily spy., 1858-02-11

ThePaus correspondent of the Times states
that besides the screw steamer Saone, which
is preparing to sail for China with troops to
the number Of seven hundred, on the 18th of
February orders have been given to prepare
two more transports for the same destination.