davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-01-20

" ieihoVe RESTRICTIONS 1t was no fnnOVattOn ON tne
original constitution; it was to strike down restrc-
91ns on the provisions of that instrument Like
Ar: Turner, he was one of those Senators who
were not afraid of trusting the peopleith their own
affairs. He thanked that Senator for his coopera-
uon this aeas darling object with him, (Mr. b.
Ii the legislature should continue to persist in its
opposition to this measure, he would take his stand
oy Aessrs. Gorrel and Turner and insist on q con-
tentlon. He hoped Mr.. Gorrell would not insist on
Ills amendment but if he should, he (Mr. b. would
vote against it. preferrng the legislative method
=. Inc question was then taken on the amendment
u Mr. Gorrel and resulted in its rejection to
IL as follows:
!, FOR the ameadment- Davis, Douthitt
e. alney, Gorrell, Mcdonald Miller. Mills, Ramsay,
'eraugshan, Turner, Walkup and Worth--12.
n ag"lnst the ame0dmeat-Messrs. Ashe, Basnight
nattle, Bedsoe, Blount, Boyd Brown, Cherry, Cow
per- Cunningham, Dobson, Donnell, Flanner, Guy
Ser Humphrey, Lane Landlord Leach, Martin,
SSeDowcll, Person, Pitchford, Pool, Reinhardt
Ssppe'sht Steele Taylor, Whitaker and Williams
Mr. Ramsay offered an amendment, the object Of
s snch he explained to be:-to remedy clerical de-
,ee1 IN the original bill-to exclude Indians- to
III. .ake 1t imperative that the advalorem system Of
aAaton should be adopted in the event of the per
"p'm system being abolished. = He (Ar. .BamssyD
!, 'I' With Mr.. Bledsoe on the main principle that
d. ne was for the Gdualorem system properly guar
~' but could not vote for the bill q j: now stood
:, M hamsay's amendment was then rejected-3S
~ The question now required on the bill and result
"1 n 10, no 81, as follows: ss1s s.zs
D., Those who voted in the affirmative wsrs Neirs.
i su sc Douthitt Edney, Gorren Mcdonald Nh
~ sIaushan, Turner, Walkup and Worth--l0. :;
Reno nose who vots1snsthhs.as1itv srss .aesSsr6
Cosnsht Battle, Blount, Boyd, Brown, Cherry,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

OR, SCENES FROM NICHOLAS NJCKLEBY.
Newly dramazed by produced under the direction of,
MR.. ID. BOURCICAULT.
To commence at 7H. Box Office open from TO 6k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

GTY OF NEW YoRK, DETACHMENT OF FINANCE:
Woter stock of the city Of New York
Sealed proposals will be received at the Coptrolers Office
until Tuesday Dec 6, 1852 at two O'Clock p M when the
win publicly opened the whole part
Of bred and fifty thousand dollars OF The Wa
Stock Of the City of New York the year 1884, authorized
by chapter 32 of the laws Of 1854 md by ordinance of the
Common Council approved by the Mayor Nov 1852 for pur
chasing lands constructing Reservoir and ling
Croton Wafer Works
The said stock will of six thousand five hundred
shares hundred dollars EACH and bear interest the
per per annum, payable quarter yearly
the Sinking Fund for payment OF interest the city dsb
and the prnciua redeenabe the frs, day of October 1875
from the Sinking Fund for the redemption of the city debt
The proposals will state the amount OF stock desired and
the price share and the whose proposals
cepted will be required deposit with the Chamberlain
the city within days after the opening the bids the
awarded them respectively including the premium the
On presenting the receipts of the Chamberlain the Comp
roler bidders will be entitled to receive certificates for equal
amounts Of the par value of the STOCK bearing interest from
the dates of payments
proposition should be sealed endorsed Proposals
for Water Stock and the proposals thus sealed endorsed
put second envelope addressed TO the Comptroller
The right reserved the OF the Comptroller to reject
all of the bids II considered protect
mote the interests Of the city. :
ROBT T. HAWS Comptroller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

CADBMY OF MUSIC.-BEAUCARD4.-L UCREzfA.
SSs,s Ss;l 81 a ~.
% f r.. Mas .s ss 81
sfdNoR CARLO BnAJcARDE a8.
s ID ASH svEEfS N ASs
NA 's'..''. - X kzia p SSssi o'sf''
Mad GAzzAnIGA .Lucreza Borg..
Mad I sNTpRnAKoscH 0ria-
0Saduosor and Musical director ss IN s1 IzHs
On sATS SkSSS i H i, iis;s ST9saaH
occasion 2sR n2s zsS oPsRRs
ss $ 70 as .9 =. r. %
have %sds @ e psp
MR.. AND MRS HENRI pRAYroN,
and s sfs sSsa s f
Sas5s p Sa as6E1AsSH
TIC %aas ne VIII on the me ooco
The fourth x 4 s e RSS.iss.. oDsr.a
sgnD. S.!Uc4sc..
sy TssS IN full
TO b f''aEsf z 81 ss 81 3s'
": : Syss ss:. s'""i;;s 2 s L.
.:ns and z z b Drs'sss
Sss m s Dy
Dues:no-"Pve said it. sir and law my word must
sss,s;dss-:xI r.: il i. play: -
Melody =. How Of 10 fancy have heard". 10y
Rsciati,s S Oscar. am thine M NH DFa'''a
causSis- in solitude condsra Mr. Mr., prsyt..
Csbales;a-"Hope now brightly beam
Bsssssss %' l Bss Iii Mr.. Dr.,...
To conclude with 10y T sgSsI Ns s Of
Which s III sss .!ssr' s sssst e 'ssns'
s. Sf nGli!Fk,
Tho grea. BARITONE Sig FERRI,
1hs dresto!s p,edse themselves ha. all announcements
She sas s Of % +. be :s spd w
at the H usual places New s York YORK and brooklyn
and celebrated o YGE & sIouIAr yrsrrns
which Vii produced he Academy q Saaic With four
s s1s sss
sos e IN r
INC SAs ''a'i IL soS S Hse Is
,u-,,. K Ss,IS III sIcIIIAN vEsPERs
ns o a sesH a f ssss ss s %
Ss not aa |
s boxes for the M
AcApEMY OF MUsIczTgE sIcnIAN vEspERs.
ration Of many months Duration the directors are enabled 70
80. TIE IF: FIRST 1, PEEFoRaAScE IN AMERICA
CeleDrHteQ opera
FOR q v SSsb 81 FG sRx Il s N s'
THE sIo15IAN yEsrEns
E and IS being The gandest ana
sy s sn an on It's $ London
been surpassed By any other Italian Opera A''''
THE s1crIIAN vEsrERs
wa cAssassssay2
nv
blaine ss psme.
his Ezceency Monsieur annsue de la Maison dc pEmpo
ss TA H' TSfe sSf AND PICTURESQUE DRESSES
tenth II sz
H N esssss AND
% ss Majesty he Emperor & he FTenSS Granger
PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS
The Princess Elena Mime COLsoN
The Governor Of Moatorte SIG TERRf
BY Madame Nora, s,sasT. Muller kaSio, ounse ximene
To give due effect nuwerous double choruses renca
and sc'an the regsr, fhSSps hss hssR 'ncreased
TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA
~ srxrY.roUR PERFORMERS,
sxGNoR MUzIo.
s.. En- DE BALLET
has been perfected under the direct superintendent
who for that has Waited The principal Europoan
Opera Houses and NJ. Dubreul.
FOE e AsR sH y THE
Will commence this morning
NOTICE-THE SICILIAN VESPERS.
three y e. Sss t ssea 1
the directors beg state that they have peamed
not permit single seat to he sold before morning
when the regular sale OF seats and private boxes the
three nights will take place announced.
4 CADEMY OF MUSTC-THE SICILIAN vESPERS
"A The sale Of seats for the first three nights this
morning.
The directors respectfully that the opera of
THE SICILIAN vHSPERS,
WORDS BY SCRIBE, MUSIC VERDI
will be given for the first time In America Monday
.R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04
CADEMY OF MUsTC-THE SICILIAN vEsPERs
"A The sale Of for the first three nights M
morning
The directors respectfully announce that the new opera of
THE SICILIAN vHSPERS,

The SHs sfuIfAS pa e new
will be given for the rs time America Monday next
It's first performance It hailed the greatest Of its
nearly thegrea opcrs Of Europe It has been
selected nyaElaby y italian managers the Opera Gar
they sked the fate Of the In every instance the
them refer the concluded as one Of the most
fruitful record, and that too in spite Of the depression
Il s1
traordnarv without parallel hearioa history In Lon
don where competition always alive TO its opportunities the
eoanerpeiss g the srsstons Of Msyerbeers PARDON DE
n rs
much more enthusiasm
curiosity By gScdSnsns he oer with all the mat
the work and begrudged by the direction OF the Acad
Opera of the sTCIIIAN vEsPERs written for the
Grand Opera Paris At the Emperor
PRODUCED in i new style which considered by many WIN
Gs 1s
sd H. # y se w for hostility
Rs:s ~,
ii ne breadth and & construction
y and elegance Of the pure Italian school NC 'p0n'ne'
opera VIII be brought out under the special supernten
81
and Ii with ys Bis
Sic Of all conductors the one most familiar with its style and
and experience scqured long and most intimate
If the public have therefore, just ground to rely upon fun
justice being dome to the musical
keeping with it Indeed the boldly assert that
IL nix . ne Se q Of h The n N %
season advanced to him large sum OF moneyhere win be
an and q s which
have never before been bestowed on purely
% coaSsieu!ins Tspss. tho s sys
an oo IN s mod ms IN ess
% so e9 s reg Of
At he Grand opera there number Of splendid suits
IL val snd IL S pro
Ct Pars The oa J., expense Of mounting the sIcAN YES
which has never before been expended ON single operate
p' NaTfcEMTnE sIc1LIAN vEsPERs
h asa hss al sfs G che s
three highs viii take place as announced heed ''N'' ~ 40
Sspee h. 1 sssso III Rs
owing 70 'Rs' aSFfVss%sas " NIGHT
pl sSH oFERss ssS SpsesF fSd ssSsfs
su yro Ssy TX O'Clock the laushaOle and success
W. ''''' NEVER NEVER JUDGE BY APPEARANCES.
70 conclude VII DfS n psps SU Gp Sfasosp
cke places and private boxes may be secured advance
30 cents; other seats, q cents. ~ sl7'
SPECIAL NolicE-n consequence Of the unparalleled
cess Of MI and Mrs. DRAYTON in New York they
gagged and lifted the elegant hall 7s and 10 Broadway
where tney VIII give their paror Operas night except
saturday. also Grand Matinee SATUR Afternoon
To commence in the new hall on TUESDAY, Nov. g.
DUSSELDORF GALLERY,
~ ,1~. S4s Broadway
"A DREAM OF ITALY"
finest and Of the artist has JUS, been added
10 the above collection. ~ ~
OPEN DAY AND EVENING, Admission ~ cents
dramatic INSTRUCTION A FIRST CLASS ACTOR
~ viii receive private pupils rendering them competent for
the srs the stage Cali address Manager N6 sixth
avenue, New York. between and o clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04
THE TURF.

TTNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-ON FRIDAY,
Nov. at 2H O'clock match for $500 two mile heats
best three in FIVE Mr. McKenna names Lancer; j. s.
Thompson names 8. <. -. Immediately after. a pacing
match for $500 Mark Mcclure Cayuga Maid M
Ogle nam es b. Admission all parts Of the track
% cents SHAW WHITE Propretors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

"A street. issue letters Of credit for travellers available In
Ill parts Of heword through Meesrs Rothschld of Paris
London Frankfort Naples and Vienna and their correspon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04
FINANCIAL.

4 LIBERAL. SUBSCRIPTION WILL BIZ MADE TO A
"A good Insurance Company-fe fire marine-in order
to position IN officer Of the Address Box
1873 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

RARNUNs MUsEUM.-BRnLIANT COMEDY WEEK.
ID FRIDAY, Nov; 4 in the afternoon at 3 o'clock the
the evening O'clock The comedy q PAUL rEE Paul Paul
BLOWN from Ha a e Eos, 0S
also knife taken from the hands Of Browns
be here; also two Marbed Seals alive male and female
the novelties In the curiosity saloons; the
Giant TX feet high, the beautiful Aquaria, the Mount Olive
Tree Happy Family, &C. Admiance Is cents children
ten. ID ParQuette l3 cents extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

ANEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CONT
IN pany-For New Orleans VIA Havana to sail on satur
av November AT IL United States mail
tp CAHAWRA Capt J. W. Smith viii commence 70 receive
er n Wednesday O. 1852 at pier foot Of Robinson
E North river No bills ading signed after the hour Of
nainx. freight for Havana will NOT bs received after II
ooock on tho day before sailing must be cleared at tho
OuSOM House. the clearance together with the bills Of
hdng le At the Office before O'Clock on ha. day For
HroGEk passage apply the agents. LIVINGSTON, GRO
OHERON CO., No Park place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04
4 xLANTIO AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A q. s. MAIL LINE

TINTED STATES MAIL DEAMSfIP OCEAN QUEEN,
Oantain c. r Seabury, Southampton and Havre will
positively sa pier No North river precisely at noon
6turday November with mails passengers and specie for
EnSiani and France D. TORkANCE, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York.
eteausbs Vanderbilt will follow on November 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

TyoR ALEXANDRIA,. WASHINGTON AND GEORGE.
ownne NeW AT YORK orr and Virginia SSrew Steamship
Smith commander will leave pier u North river for L.
above ports Saturday, Nov at O'Clock p M Passar
Including state and meals 81 So Freight cents s
cot per cent No commission charged for for
vNrdnp Freighfa received Fridays Saturday. A.
sIo H. 3, CROMWELL CO.. IS West street. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

r TLANTIO ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ penys New York and Galway hne.The next departure
Esw York WIN b the splendid and Powerful steamship
l soucAng st. Johns N f. 70 receive tho royal mails
Yss Of pasage-F class $50 S6 and 800; third $50 In
1lR Eco ckets 70 tho principal cities the main railway
49, q Grsei Raa ireland Third class provide
tK sAs $50 second S For freight or passage spply at
~ Imean Express Company 81 Hudeou street, and at their
- sdversed ooes interior. Passage In tho third
- Be any of the above oGcea TO bring
from of the principal cities on tho main lines OF
FSlWny n Great Britain Tor $50 from Galway for So
ANnRICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
ALEX HOf4LAND Manager.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
Zeal estate.
- A SPLENDID PLACE For
A FOR SALE OR LEASE-T6e

i property of the American Shovel Co., situated on
John street. in the city of Bridgeport, consisting
OF three four story brick buildings, Engine and Boiler
Machinery and Tools. with the right to manufacture KIM
balls Patent Shovels and Spades also suited to the
uacture of the Wrought Iron Strap ShOvels Spades
with lot adjoining, unoccupied. Any party wishing
engage in the business will find for their interest call
and examine the premises For further particulars please
call on or address DAVID MEEKER, Agent.
Bridgeport, Conn, Feb. l, 1859. d3m mch3
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT.
Latin Language and Literature,
Greek Language and Litera
MODERN LANGUAGES

NIODEIt-N I1A1NUUPAOIES.
French Language and Literature,
German Language and Iitsratu
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
EIRST GLASS BOARDING HOUSE.

IL suite Of four Rooms on The European plan, commu
ncnng with each other the same oOr, with unusual
cOnyenences attached may be had with board. Also
paflor and bed room united on the first floor These
apartments elegant aud choice being airy and
tfaily located. They be examined by applying at
.FLACGiA. No D Maple street, DIFF myl6
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
- BAY STATE MORGAN

BAY STATE MORGAN
{sk&Ml The Bay State Morgan is fast trottng Stall
Il UD ion five years old dark bay color with black
name, tail and limbs, weighing ten hundred and
fifty pounds oneeighth Black Hawk, seveneighths Nor
gam and horse for every he cannot be exceed
He was sired by Black Morgan that died four
ago, in Petersham Mass, and owned by Twcheli. The
mother of Bay State sired by old Morrill, and one
grand dam by old Black Hawk. ~ bay State will
stand in Worcester, Mass this Terms moderate,
and good Stock warranted If the doctor wants horse
that will mile in three minutes less and power
full roadster, with good disposition, if the gentle
wants pleasant driving horse with graceful action,
bold and noble gure,or the farmer horse that is kind,
strong and steady in any place. and fast when he desires
it-they should raise their colts from the Bay State
viii you please examine him before you give your pat
ronage to another horse.
The Bay State Morgan of best judges says, is
the best pattern of Ethan Allen he saw, with
better breast Shoulder, and limbs, and is altogether,
perfect horse. LEANDER EATON, Agent
myI4 dlEweow3m+ 80 Main St, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01

brushes, BRUSHES, BRUSHES.
~ ELLIS THAYER manufacturer and dealer In all
inds of Brushes No. 10 Foster street, opposite Boston
and Worcester Railroad Depot Orders by mail other
wise will receive prompt attention.
n .B.-Partcular attention paid to Dresser and Ma.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
WIN. H. EATON, Proprietor.

N B-The readers OF this advertisement will perceive
that this enterprise connected with this old estab
shed institution, depend upon the amount of PET
ronage the terms for thorough culture in all branches
study being merely nominal. weow&deod6m my9
N79@please send for n Circular.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01

"PIN KHAM'S.o
50 pieces RICH SILKS.
10 pieces NEW FOULARDs.
20 pieces BLACK SILKS.
Is pieces SEWING SILK BERAGEs
50 RICH BERAGE ROBES
100 MUSLIN ROBES.
IS FRENCH oRGANDI ROBES
so pieces Elegant ILLUMINATED BERAGES.
so pieces PLAIN and FIGURED BERAGES.
pieces DUCAL PLAIDs.
100 REAL FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs Il POINTS
100 CAPES and BUSTERS.
1000 PARASoLS
500 STELLA, CASHMERE, SEWING SILK and other
style SHAWLS.
1000 HOOP SKIRTS
10 Cases PRINTS.
Cases DeLAINES.
25 Pieces BERAGE, in Bayadere Stripes, from Auc
tion, worth 25c, only 12ac peryard.
For the best assortment of choice and desirable Goods
ALWAYS REMEMBER that they are found at
j. $. PINKHAM's,
243 and 245 Main, corner of Mechanic Street
.(Epff
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
miscellaneous.
ID / L S
J. A. HARRINGTON & CO.,

ND. so MAIN STREET,
Would call the attention Of purchasers of Oils to their
stock hand and TO which they daily receiving
large additions.
They offer, in quantities to suit, at lowest rates.
1000 Gallons Sperm Oil, Winter and Spring,
Zoo Gallons Bleached Whale Oil, Winter and Spring.
LOCO Gallons Olive Oil,
1900 Gallons Lard Oil, Extra, No. ! and No. g
25 Barrels Elaino Oil;
together with prime stock of Red Meats Foot Castor,
Resin, &C. &c. dtf apis
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01

DOARDING.--Three or four gentlemen
~ can be accommodated with board, either with or
without aud lodging In, Of the pleasanes and
healthes localities IN the city, and whqn two minutes
walk Of the City Hall. Inquire at this Office.
ANA DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Piano Forte,
Musical Composition.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24

THB GOvER'8 WARMING.

AWAY Tho Is dark beneath the
Rand clouds have drunk the Inst pale beam OF even;
Away! gathering winds will call darkness
And ebscurest midnight roud the lights of heaven.
Pansc not The time past every voice cries. Away"
Tempt not with last glance thy friends ungentle mood;
Thy lovers all glazed and cold dares thy
DUTY and dercliction call thee back to solitude
Away, away, TO thy sad and silent home.
Pour bitter tears on its desolated hearth,
Watch the dim shadows like ghosts they and como,
And complieRte strange webs of melancholy mirth
The leaves of wasted Autumn shall CLEAN thy head
The blooms of dewy Sptng shall lie beneath thy feet,
But thy soul this world the that binds the
dead,
Ere mornings smile and mdnighs frown, peace and
thou may
Tie Of midnight possess their repose
For the weary winds silent the Is in the deep;
Some respite to its turbulence, unresng ocean knows
All things that and toll and breathe have their ap
pointed sleep.
Een thou the till the shadows fee
Which that housc, and heath and garden made dear thee
ere-wIiilc,
Thy remembrance aud repentance and deep musings
free
the music Of two voices light smile.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24

FRIEND says the Boston Transcript, who has
been something of nautical man in his day, re-
lates the following incident, which occurred while
prosecuting voyage in the ship Chalcedony of
Salem: g A few years ago. while sailing along the
coast of Brazil, in moderate weather, the chief
mate of our vessel made kite, for the purpose of
pleasing the boys who were passengers on board
the ship. 1t was flying finely, with liberal rope
of Irvine, attached to the mizzen masthead much
to the amusement of the juveniles, when an Eng
sh ship came in sight. She hoisted her colors and
altered her course to intercept us. When
enough, we both hove to, the Englislman sending
his boat, manned with four men and the chief mate.
On reaching the deck, the first officer asked for
some tobacco; but it was apparent to every one
that he was sent on board for some other purpose.
After pacing the deck nervously for few moments,
he mustered sufficient courage to call the captain
one side, and inquired what he had flying over the
stern? Only kite, to please the Children was
the reply. Our skipper sent me on board said
the mate, thinking it was sort of machine to get
the longitude; you Yankees are so tuN Of inren-
Hons,'n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24
THE RANcHERo OF Ell coYETE.

1t was scarcely daylight on the 18th of July, Is,
when started from Charvarias, IL small village at
which had passed the night, en- route for Durango
a Mexican city, distant forty-seven leagues.
Leaving the village and its slunbering inhabitants,
took my solitary way across the prairies. | say
solitary, for such was the terror produced by the
Comanche Indians, whose bands just then infected
the country, that no bride would induce guide to
accompany me across the lonely mountain passes.
The appalling tales poured into my ears by the
credulous inmates of the nlesoa QIexican inn)
passed from my mind as Istrode on over the flower
bespangled prairie, enjoying to the utmost the
fresh, inygorating wind, blowing straight from the
Mexican mountains over tlowery pateaux and
meadows of velvet grass.
Noon found me stretched under the shade of a
patrinrchal tree, overhauling the provision basket
so closely packed for me by the Kind old rancho
rito Qarmer's Wife, Tortillas, beans, and eggs l
took, as Il matter of course; but when | withdrew
from its fragrant covering of leaves delicious
creanl-cheese, my feelings became too many for
me, and exclaimed in rapture