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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

Mr.. KErTT, OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ON THE Eng
ILsH BnI--We publish this morning some inter-
resting extracts from the late speech of Hon. Mr..
Keitt, of South Carolina, to his constituents at
little place bearing the suggestive name of Whppy
Swamp. South Carolina swamp is charged
with malaria, which, especially to the stranger,
at certain seasons of the year is a deadly poison
This speech seems to be adapted to such 10
cality, for it also abounds with the pestilential
exhalations of South Carolina swamp. And
the passion which these Carolina salamanders,
whose element is fire, appear to have for swamps
and such like damp and sickly places, is really
remarkable. We give the peculiar views Of Mr.
Kett for what they are worth, and admoliish all
our Northern Congressman, and candidates for
Congress that if they abandon the restrictions Of
the Kansas English bill they must prepare for
the terrible retribution which is to follow-se-
cession, a Southern confederacy and all that sort
of thing. Finally, there are some observations
in this speech of Mr. Keitt worthy the attention
of our Northern politicians of all parties, and 80
we commend them to the careful digestion Of our
readers.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
INTERVENING FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Our Special Washington Despatch.


MOVEMENTS or THE FILiBrsTERs-THE PRESIDENT
AND GENERAL PAEz-AFFAIRs IN MExIco-THh
CHINESE TREATY-So MORE APPOINTMENTS TO BE
aADE-DEsPATcHEs FROM TnE AFRICAN SQUAD
Ron, ETC.
have already announced 10 you that another dbuscr
ING expedition would start for Nicaragua. The io
loving circular viii give you few more particulars -
MomLn oct TO- 1853.
su-Yoa are advised that on the 10th day OF Noyem.
Der vessel viii leave this port for san Juan del
Norte She will take any passengers and freight that may
o9 for Niodra9aa II you % any persons IN your neigh
borDod desire to cmrate 70 Central America please ad
Of II possible, in order that passage
may be secured for YOU and your companions. Will be
well for YOU arrive here three four days previous
wM WALKER.
These circulars printed in neat form note "a
per- have been sent Gen Walkers special friends
all over the country.
General Pacx has teegr,phed General Herran TO say
H. viii be IN Washington Monday Tuesday next The
President has said he should be happy General
Paez and probable such expression Of regard being
known to the old hero-,hc 'Lon Of the Apurc-has
duccd him 10 visit Washington on the Of his depar.
turc Tor Venezuela.
Late adviccs relating 20 Mexico, from high source,
state that vdaurri had warned all spaniards to
and that Il any found thore afterwards
they would be treated in the cnemys camp The Cap
tain General of Cuba had ordered two vessels OF 20
Tampco % protect the Spaniards 1t s stated that Mira
mon was about 10 march towards rampco 10 attack
Cara.
Tie State Departmcc, received today the Chinese
treaty ratified by the Emperor Il was acopy only
ceived before
The Secretary OF War returned today.
II is said the President Is not likely 10 make any more
foreign other important appointments before the meet
ing d Congress
There Is grca, effort making here, and said 10 be
also making through portion of the press Of New
York by the powerful companies and their friends Int
rested the Isthmus OF Panama and rehusntepec,
cnbarrass the Nicaragua question. and 10 keep the
transit closed The administration will support these
mouopos,s TO the injury Of others and help
them to continue drawing the present heavy tax from
California travellers.
Private letters received from the United States ship
Dale dated August 2oth that Dale would Tor
the rh, Of Bnn on the s0h and 10 Porto Praya
the las Of December. The vinccnncs arrived from Ma
deira the 2oth having called al Porto Grande, aud
broush, the mails she viii on up aud leave Immediately
Tor 81 Paul de Loando and join the Cumberland, flag
ship All we're well.
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Supposed Wreck.

ST. JOHN, N. b. Oct %, 1868.
The bark Flora Mure arrived at this port from Sligo
picked up on the 18th instant lat Al o So 90 thirty
nine barrels Of four marked in CIRCLE do, do.
do, do; two A. D. o., and branded Crestline Mlls
Finlay, Robinson and Prussian MILL and H Smith 4 Co.;
Also hatch and piece Of deck plank, and at tho
same time part Of masthead, iron hooped and about
seventeen inches in diameter supposed to belong to
seI Of about 600 tons
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Democratic Mnss Meeting in Columbia
County.

CHATHAM Fora CorSEss, ~ v, oct. % 1858.
one Of the largest and enthusiastic
tons ever held 70 Columbia county met here to-day, 70
ratify the state and county nations. There a
general turn on, q the democracy
Speeches were made BY Judge Nelson and Mr. Whoa.
ton q Poughkecpse Theodore Miller, Eco Of Hudson,
and Hon G Edwards Lester Of spcnceriown. n would
be dcui 10 estimate the number present. varied from
three 10 sfx thousand
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Arrivals from Utah. sc.

ST. LoUp, Oct %, 1883.
Col waite, Cap, whteal and Lieut. Rich, Of the Fifh
Infantry and Capt Dckerson Assistant Quartermaster
have arrived from Utah
The mail 70 Albuquerque New Mexico, by the thirty.
afth parallel Of latitude, Lieut. Bcales route le Nco.
sho Missouri, on the 18th inst
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Lost wASTED-A late report Of the Joint
Committee Of Accounts represents an item Of
deficiency in the case Of opening Fourth avenue,
on the part Of the Deputy Collector Of Assess
msuts amounting 70 the sum Of s3O27 So. In
Comptroller Flagg's semi-annual report allusion
Is made to the same work, and the deficiency is
put down a. only s346 5s, making difference
of s2,6sl. Which Is right, and which is wrongl
win The Joint Committee explain the discrc-
rancy'
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The Case or j. w. Downing.

BosroN, Oct. %, 1868.
j. W. Downing, on trial at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
for the murder of Mrs Spinney today found guilty
of manslaughter, and recommended to mercy. He was
sentenced to one years Imprisonment in the State
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=. LoCIs, Oct =, 1888.
The overland California mail Of the 27th ut four days
later has jus, arrived No papers came to hand. Ar
rangcmcnts being perfected by which regular
paper exchanges will be established between y, Louis
anil San Francisco
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The yellow Fever a, New. Orleans.
Nav ORLEANS, oct. %, 1853.


The deaths by yellow fever IN this city yesterday were
fortytvo.
The Howard Association regret 70 announce that the
epidemic continues IN fatal prevalence, and cautions the
unacclimated 10 Keep away
r. ri schmidt, President
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saa@ P.AcuU A. NM ToxRs Some days AGO We pub,
lished the arrest Of two named, George smith and
Archibald McAIster on charge Of Kidnapping one John
Edwards Since then Smith pleaded guilty 10 the charge
but McAlstcr preferred stand his trial. and accord
ngly gave bail appear before the Court o. Special
SESSIONS which Thursday Now for the sharp prac-
tice On Monday German, named John Friend repre-
senitng himself 10 be deputy sheriff from Brooklyn,
came over 70 TINS Guy and arrested Edwards on some
trumpcd up charge Of larceny and kept him out % the
way 80 that he could not appear against McAster the
following morning The consequence was that the Court
was obliged TO discharge the defendant account Of tho
complainant not appearing TO prosecute During yester
day policeman Pecney, Of the Fourth district became
quanied with the facts case and nj once fastened
~ find Mr. Friend In this he successful and having
aeceralncd that Friend not deputy sheriff and had
no power 70 arrest wsrds he trough, him over % New
York aud locked him up IN the Tombs, where be ~
confined on charge q false Imprisonment.
ANOTHER ARRxr MruSv-Ou Monday ofRcer Coo
nc Of the harbor police boarded the bark Contest which
arrived during the day from Alfalfa Gulf Of Caorn, and
arrested colored man. named Alexander Cook for stab
bng the captain while on the voyage The officer while
attempting 10 arrest him. assaulted by Cook with
knife, and to save himself from injury and TO effect
the arrest, obliged 10 fell him 10 the deck with hrs
baton, and Immediately handcufed HIM, brought hin,
ashore and locked him up IN the Second ward station
house Thursday morning he handed over 10 the
United states Marshal, who committed him for trial
EeArx PR1-oSERs Thomas Council and Michael
white, while in confinement IN the Fourteenth precinct
station house on charged highway robbery assault
and battery, succeeded In making their escape Friday
night The cells in which they were secured strong
~ fastened and in addition 10 the ordinary lock there
large paddock, both Of which picked by the prison
How the prisoners effected their escape is matter
Of much surprise, and throws no little dscrcdt upon tho
police in charge.
FUCuy FROM JUsncr James Conlin, a fugitive from
Albany where he stands charged with robbery in the
FIRST degree taken into custody by officer Burdck and
sent up the river Tor trial
THE LATE srABBrSa aFFRA Y IN HENRY STRICT.
JANIS GoRpos Bsrrsrr, ESQ
You win please correct the statement your ssue
Fridays HsnaLn N 50 much specified that Caster
killed IN the tight that took place Henry
street. whereas there fight there AZ ha diving
showed lie stabbed account his nc giving drinks
when called Cor BY The prisoner and his associates
HENRY sTUCKE, % Henry street
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Nsv yopK, Oct ~ 1874
am held W which WAS hsed next Thurs
day, and have doubt that ms vii appear 80
secuton. SIMON dAbINGEk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-24

TERRIBLE HrRRrcASE IN ILrfToTs-SEvFRAL
PERSONS kuigD On Wednesday evening last portion ot
the county traversed by hurricane the most severe
that hae visited re fr many years The most ef
fecs were experienced near the village Time, almost
eight miles southwest ~ this place Many of our readers
will remember large brick house, some bau me ives.
the village on the Atlas road known AZ the Rowland
House That house is now heap ~ ruins, having beea
blown over by tho storm, three persons instantly kie'
and several others badly injured We have easned ~
details d the catastrophe -Imfeh (fa) DsmeTp
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we're also 3 deaths o. congestion Of the
n Group, o. typhoid fever, Of disease
"A, Z Of hopping cough. Of smallpox. 4
7. premature births, 10 stillborn, and
len, causes. The annexed table shows
% Of the human system have been most
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Burning OF the Steamer II. II. w. Han.
81 WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1855
Aprvate despatch from Memphis announces the burn
ing Of the mail steamer H. R. Hill, running betweel
Memphis and New Orleans The despatch gives no part
cularS.
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smANSAH, oct, u, 1858
yesterday
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him and all other actious deserters from the
administration, the official head and front
Of the party in power. This is the general
understanding among all parties. But it is
equally well understood that Mr.. Buchanan is
not, and will not be, a candidate for the success
sion, and that perhaps the only chance for the
South in 1860 will be in a scrub race for the
Presidency, and the balance of power in the
House of Representatives This may account for
the sympathy of Mr.. Breckenridge in behalf Of
Mr., Douglas and the Illinois delegation, the
complexion Of which may depend upon the sue
cess the defeat of the Douglas party in Illinois
But, unfortunately, now any and all attempts
Of Southern candidates for the Presidency to
sacrifice the administration upon the altar of
Douglas, Forney and Seward, will only react
to the loss of the faithful supporters of the Presi
dent 1t is the most suicidal folly on the part Of
ambitious party leaders and Presidential aspi-
rants to attempt to secure themselves by sacri-
ficing the administration with which they are
identified In their efforts to sink it, or ignore it,
they will only sink themselves and their party
a fact which has been illustrated in the late
October elections and which will be still further
illustrated in our November elections, including
New York and Illinois
Meantime, we commend the call Of "A Douglas
Man, through Thurlow Weeds paper, to the
" sy mpathzers' with the Little Giant in
Tammany Hail. They are expected to aid in the
election of the Morgan State ticket, an opposi-
ton Legislature, and an administration
delegation to Congress, including Clark and
Haskin and we dare say the work will be done
to the satisfaction of all concerned.
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N ,atiyity table gives 236 natives Of the United
Co., "A a ireland, 20 q Germany 3 Of England,
a.. ,aaud 2 of France and the balance Of va.
q oign countries.
ii vas q rumor yesterday that the Panama
p,r, Company we're negotiating, with every
a.. OF success, for the purchase Of the Collins
a.. 4. Adristic, Baltic and Atlantic, with we"
= MA uR them onshe route 70 Aspinwall, IN con
nesp.r with The Pacific Mail Steamship Company
O. inc Pacific, thus securing prompt aud perma
xaa L.. slsss weekly sVnGunlsatsa WIZ 9ali0T
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Sailing OF the Nova ScOtian.

Sailing or the Nova ScOtian.
MONTREAL, Oct. %, 1865.
The steamer Nova Scotan sailed from Quebec at tea
O'Clock this morning for Liverpool with hundred
sixty one passengers
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novation enlarge the area Of human happiness
and facilitate the march of progress
II is worthy of remark that American and
English travellers are patronising the Galway
line to considerable extent; and for this reason
that they can see the best part Of Ireland for
nothing, and be allowed clay days. at Galway
giving them time to visit the lakes and other TO
mantle scenery in the west of Ireland, without
losing the right to use their railway tickets with
in certain number of days. This advantage
must of itself draw large portion Of American
travel to the New York and Galway line. 1t
should also be mentioned that the New York
agents of this line have positively refused to sell
tickets to runners, or allow them any commission
for passengers-aco course Of action which deserves
the warm approval Of every friend of the Irish
emigrant.
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1bc numl yer Of deaths compared with the cor.
.o.nondiup weeks in 1856 and 1857 was as FOL
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TO THE EDITOR or rHE HERALD.

n
am held W examination which WAS hxed next Thurs
day and have doubt that mv innocence will appear.
hat Justice Welsh will discharge nnjusthable
secutnn SIMON OALINGEk.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-14

We have bought the right Of making and vending Rus
sels Patent Roofing In the county OF Worcester Mass
ever was offered before A cheaper and more durable
Roofing cannot be found Perfectly FIRE proof and en-
dures the severity Of enmmera heat and Winters cold,
without melting cracking This Roofing can be put on
with perfect safety boards, plank tia or shingles
steep or fat roofs It cemen itself 70 the roof as soon
as laid, there Is danger Of its being blown on The
twenty q thirty yeArs without repairs, for samples Of
which, refer to .,t l.
x. Z MOODY, and s HARRINGTON, Worcester
T. P. CLARK, North Br0okheLd.
g. p. ALLEN, Millbury
HENRY GRAY, sup'tWestern Railroad, Springfield
All that have ieaky roofs in want Of new roofing,
will do we'll 10 call and examine specimens Of the above
named individuals Who have our roohng in use.
Post office address, sAXBY, JOHNSON, b CO.,
Once ADD Mandatory Foundry street,
dom Woreeater Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-14

e. CUSTOM BOOT a. SHOE Es-
WkfE TABLIsHMENT, No. a Foster Street,
REhY j. MoCOMBE returns his sincere thanks to the
Ea~ciizens Of Worcester and vicinity for their very
liberal patronage, He assures the public that they
have their boots made at his shop good style and Of
good material as any other shop III Massachusetts,.
lie would call particular attention to the beautiful Patent
Leather Boots which he 10 making to order got up in
style which dehes competition and OF the very best ma.
terial. good at warranted In all cases. Particular
attention given 10 repairing. of .ap2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-14

1t being fact that nineenths OF the advertisements
printed known to be richly inflated with bombat and
egotism deem it sufficient to that these traps
viii catch animals to the satisfaction of any person who
has courage enough to buy one
When Mr.. Rat finds one of these TraDs set over his
hole there being no bait to tell of danger he generally
SEES himself caught in represented in the above cut
They are adapted to catching all kinds Of animals from
mouse to hear aud the public respectfully invited
to try them If they desire to
For sale wholesale and retail. by
c. FOSTER CO.,
apo diff Worcester. Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-14

Tnn. POND and sawdust srorea.

The subscriber having bought Of Y. ?. Dixie the
right manufacture and sell Morses Tan, Peat and Saw
dust Stove prepared furnish all siEes OF the shove
Stove reasonable rates Also just received large
assortment Of the best cooking stoves for coal wood
the market and variety of Parlor cook, Office, and
hoer stoves cheaper than be bought 10 city Tin
oobng and job work done to order,
- y. PHELPS.
sepll diff 81 Front street, Warden Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-14
REAL. ESTATE.
FOR SALE CHEAP
...l!!!ll. TWO VALUABLE noMEsrEADs,

Or Small Farms, in the CITY Of Worcester, within
"a miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings and thoroughly finished. The Worces
and West Boylston omnibus the premises four
tunes daily The buildings situated upon trsct Of
land containing twenty acres Of the bsst land in ROr
caster county, Best adapted to Gardening and Fruit
Gr0Wing The first purchaser of of them can have
Z, 10, or IS acres.
Both places are free OF ncumbrsnce
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to ex
change Inquire Of 7. N. LAMB.
ia29 DIFF 275 Main Street.
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"a d A L Y
Freight AiaRe {!
-BBTwEEH
Worcester and Neq0 York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANIES LINZ
OF Powerful Screw Steamers.
BETWEEN
HROXIDENCE AND NEW Xnux

FRONlDENCE AND NEW YORK.
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence a. Worcester Rail Road
= Y-izas o.. ~ Goods transported between Wor.
- %eester and New York as low, and with
aadSaEsEsls equal despatch, as by any other line,
The Steamers Of this line will leave Providence for New
YORK day Sundays excepted) from foot Of South Main
sstee, ana wl ieaVe New York daily, Sundays except
Fhhadephia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, and forwarded with great despatch
TINS Lane connects by arrangement with the daily In
lana Line Of Propelers between New York and Pbiiadel
phia, and with the triweeky inland line to Bslumore
When the inland route is open.
fhiisaelphia ana Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
om New York by any other lines II so directed, at our
ourrentrates.
For further information, apply to EDWIN BYNN Err
0sneral Agent, office No Mechanics Hall or IN u a
goUkDANi Master Of Transportion Of Providence and
Worcester RAILROAD, WVcester, to Isasc Odel pier No
u, North River, New York, or to
B. BUFFUM, Agent, Foot South Main st.,
"oiSester'Feo ~, 1903 dawu Providencs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-14

o. HOUSE FOR SALE OK TO EX-
Mil CHANGB-A large and convenient house and
lsl barn, situated on Summer street. in good repair
and conveniently arranged for three families The lot
contains about 10000 square feet aud the location is
very desirable The property will be sold low or ex
changed for farm. For further Information apply TO
HARRISON BLISS, or the subscribea. on the premises
BkNJ. WOODWARD,
moh3 DIT 10 summer street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-14
MEDICINES.
RACTs FOR The INVALID,
BOARD OF MANAGERS.

H. GREENE. N. D,............-.........P Principal
1. AUToHINs, NJ. Associate
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- FOR SALE.-An that valuable property
;,. lately belonging to the Boston Brick Manufactur
I ing Company, consisting OF lot Of 10 acres OF
Clay Land Cedar street, in Somervie 81 miles from
Boston, and 1000 feet only rom the track of the
Boston and Lowell Railroad. which substantial
Brick Building nearly 127 by 80 feet chimney 100
eet high and brick kiln walls
Also-a Steam Engine of $50 horse power, made by
Corss 4 Nightingale, Of Mower and Woodworth's
patent Brick Machines, With Screeaers Elevators, Roll
ers sbafting Betting Copper Force Pump, Sc, all Of
which have been in use but 10 months good order
and capable OF makiog 100, 900 bricks per day.
Also-Ooutiguous to the above lot OF IA $40 feet on
Cedar street. with wooden Boarding House and large
Stable.
Also-The patent right to use Mower h Woodwoith's
Machine for Roston and radius of miles around it,
with the entire counties Of Norfolk and NJ .ddesex
This property comprises the chief buildings and appa
ratus lately belonging to the BricA Co.. and affords an
opportunity to prosecute the manufacture Of dry clay
bricks without delay aud at immense advantage in
the cost OF the works.
The attention OF manufacturers generally is invited to
the property Its situation in the midst Of denso pop.
uation, It's proximity to great mart OF commerce.
substantial character Of the buildings and the facility
with which they may be adapted tn any acure,
with the power. and an abundant supply OF
offer great advantages. The machines aud patent right
may be sold separately, to reduce the cost.
For sale very low and 90 easy terms.
FOR schedule plans and further Information, apply to
FRANCIS B. HAYES, Devonshire street, corner Of
ate street, Boston. dSm mch2Om
AATOOD LOT IN TATNUCK,-For sale
wv in Tatnuck, about twelve acres Of Wood Land,
covered with thrifty young wood Of about twenty years
growth. Apply to VIM, DICKINSON.
mchl diff
fs=, HOUSE FOR SALE OK TO EX-
i&i.i, CHANGE "A large and convenient house and
Ra barn, situated Summer street, 10 good repair.
and conveniently arranged for three families The lot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-14

SANO LET.-A large square room, with attic, over
a tire meat market of Hiram Fobes, Front st.
mch30 diff JAMES R PEGHCE,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-14

SENO RENT-A Lower Tenement in House No IL
{ Crown st'eet, Apply on the premises d. apo
YENO REN a.--A Parlor and Bed Room No. Pearl
8 Street. Also, large upper room, litable for an
artist Apply to GEO. L, S CURTIS,
meh29 DIFF 1871 Main Street.