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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-04
SPLENDID STOCK or
1- MO FoFTES

Nnl many Othcr tniNrnl TFy'r>-ofs n! 0I tN"iN
TIL. ton. of the squares equal the h.,t Grand if'uo
Po-frs. and excel hem IN pure mgsictl iD'onation and hc-
;ual tone vrNr:. .N"N.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
TRIAL OF THE INsURRECTIoNIsTs.

CHARLEsTowN, Va, Nov 1.-The Court
met at 10 O'Clock this morning Coppec was
brought in. Previous to proceeding to his tr-
al, Mr.. Griswold stated the points on which an
arrest OF judgment was asked for in Browns
case. In addition to the reasons mentioned
yesterday, he said it had not been proved be-
yond doubt that Brown was ever Il citizen
of the United States, and argued that treason
could not be committed against a State, but
only against the general govcrnment-citing
the authority of Judge Story, also stating that
the jury had not found the prisoner guilty of
the crimes as charged in the indictment,
They had not responded to the offences
charged, but found him guilty of offences not
charged. They found him guilty of murder
in the first degree, when the Indictment did
not charge him with offences constituting that
crime.
Mr.. Hunter replied, quoting the Virginia
CODE to the effect that technicalitieS should not
arrest the administration OF justice. As to the
jurisdiction over treason, it was sufficient to
say that Virginia had passed law assuming
that Jurisdiction, and defining what constitutes
that crime. The Court reserved its decision.
Mr. Brown was present during the argu-
ment. The jury was sworn in Coppee's case.
The testimony is the same as already pub
lished, but is more brief. The examination
of the witnesses for the prosecution was not
concluded at the adjournment. Cook waived
an examination before the magistrates court
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, Nov. Official information
from Mexico to the 22d ult, saws that the Jua-
rez government is waiting for the return of
Minister McLane to renew treaty negotiations
AS the government commenced them at Vera
CEuz, it is considered that it would be disre-
zspecttul to him to transfer the proceedings to
Washington. Gen. Robes had asked an inter-
view with Col Espejo, commander of the lib
eral forces, several leagues from Cordova wish
ing to make some friendly arrangement with
him. The latter had two thousand three hum
dred men and twelve batteries to advance to
Tehucan There is every probability that the
city will be taken, in which event he will soon
have united force of four thousand men to
march on to Orizaba and C0rdova. The
satisfactory manner in which the people have
received the intelligence OF the removal of
Vidaurri from the command of the army of
Northern Mexico, is regarded as evidence of
their moral strength, his action not being in
accordance with constitutional liberty.
Miramon's troops in the city of Mexico were
acting purely on the defensive, fearful to leave
it even if they had the means TO carry on ag
gressive operations elsewhere. The intercept.
ed correspondence of Marquee shows that after
the battle of Leon, Gen. Wool wrote to Mia
mon for reintorcements. Marquee was ac-
cordingly directed to send him fifteen hundred
men and two batteries, when the latter replied,
stating his utter inability to do so, and threat
ening to resign his command if Miramon in
sisted on his orders.
Capt Meigs of the corps of engineers has
been relieved from the superintendent.
Arrangements are said to be in progress for
the early reopening of the Tehuantepec route.
Minister McLane will leave in the steamer
Brooklyn on the 9Th inst. directly for Vera
Cruz.
Siy different bids wern rprpivpd to-dav Mt
the Post Office Department for carrying the
mail between Portland and New Orleans. The
Postmaster General firmly adheres to his de-
termination to make but one contract, holding
the party who may receive it responsible for
the entire service.
a large quantity of ammunition has been
sent from Washington to Harper's Ferry to re-
place that recently distributed among the sol
diery.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
Terrihla Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA terrible accident oc-
Cured on the Chicago and Northwest railroad
this forenoon. A train consisting Of thirteen
cars, filled with excursonists from Fon du Lac
To- Chicago, ran off the track at johnson
Creek, eight miles south of WATERFOWL, Wis
consin. Eight persons are reported killed and
number badly wounded. The names of the
killed, as far as known, are Mr.. j. Thomas,
U. S. Marshal Mr.. Boardman, and George L.
Emerson. The names of the injured, as far
as ascertained are A. B. Bonasted, Indian
Agent L. L. Gillet, Judge Flint, Mrs. Redford,
and Van Duren Smead, all of Fon du Lac
Second Dispatch.-ln addition to those re-
ported killed, are the following Jerome Ma
hon, telegraph operator j, l.. Giilet and j.
now, Of Fon du Lac; John Lund and L.
Norwood, of Oshkosh DR.. L. Miner, of
atertown. The injured are E. II. Sykes,
h legs off Mrs. Lewis, leg broken; Mrs,
Kinney, do. Mrs. Baldwin, of Oshkosh,
th legs broken; Mr.. Van Buren, Smead,
tor of Fon du Lac Press, skull fractured,
not expected to recover. The accident
Is caused by the train running over an OK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
Buttons.
BY E. w. VAIL, AUCTIONEER. No. Flagg's Block
opposite BAY state House, Worcester.
49, ADMINISTER ATOR,S SAFE
MORTGAGEE.S SALE.-Wiii be sold

Nj ORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Will be sold
~ at Public Auction, on the premises, on MONDAY.
November Il, ~ ID. 1859, at 10 M certain tract or
parcel OF land situated on the westerly side of street
running northerly from Grafton street. the city of
worcester bounded and described follows to wit
said lot sixty feet wide and hundred and
feet in length east and aud is the soahery part of
the apgood lot called and adons the conveyed
by Spencer r. smith TO f. D0rr and A. l.. Burbank ex-
cept thatporon of said premises quitcamed bv Samuel
~ Bel as mortgage to 5. Smith, by decd, dated De-
cember A. ID. 1857 said premises will he sold in pursu-
anee of of sale contained in mortgage deedfrom
Spencer r. smith TO Samuel X. Buell. dated October 49,
A. d. 1851 and recorded in the Registry of Deeds for the
county of Worcester book 5SS, page 40S which mort
gage decd has been duly assigned and said sale il
made for default in the payment the sums of money
secured by said mortgage deed. Terms cash.
ELLIOTT SWAN
worcester, Oct IL, 1893. d3sW ol9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
NTarkets-NEw YORK, Nov. l.

NTHFktIB-NEW Turk, 7.
Cotton less actve sales 1900 bales at sc for middmg
uplandS
FLOUR-Reccpts Is $40 bbls; sales 1880 bbs; State
and Western without striking change superfne State
545 "a $3.50; extra State $i,S5 "a 4,95; round hoop
ohio s5,35 % $685. common to good extra Western $500
"a $50; southern unchanged; sales 1900 bbls; mixed to
good $3.50 "a 575 fancy and extra $3.50 q S725; Canada
super nominal; extra at 5.35 q $50.
GRAlN.-Wheat rather more active; sales $4,000 bush
Chicago spr1g 500 a LILO; Milwaukee club Sl,l3: wost-
white, $l,4O Corn without material chauge sales
5000 bush; mixed western nominal at SO a soc; yellow
Jersey 80 @ 100; yellow southern 81 90 "a l0 Oats un
changed; southern and Jersey 81 9 Ale; Northern and
Western, A 90 45c.
OSS-Beet unchanged; sales $50 bbls; coun-
ST. prime, S4 repacked Chicago S. a $40 for
for Old and Pork and prime lower sales $500
bbs total stock IS 1872 bbs; mess sl5l2 a 1894 prime
slO,62. Bacon quiet; Hams % q ~. shoulders Sc
Dressed hogs dull at % he. Lard heavy; sales bbls
at lO1 a 1O3c. Butter firm; Ohio II "a lsc State is
a 2c. Rice firm; salts tierces at q "a 45c Sugars
firm at the advance; Nj scovado, g a SIC; sales 700 a
800 binds; P 55i hhds, English Island Il hhds, Texas
$40 boxes 49, bags Coffee quiet; Rio 80 bags at lsc
Molasses unchanged New Orleans 70 bbls at 4Oc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
american Telegraph offce, Lincoln House Block.]
FROM EUROPE.

New York, Nov. 1.-The steamship Arago,
from Havre via COwes, p. m, of 18th ult.,
arrived this morning. Political news entirely
anticipated.
LATEST MARKETs.-Consols quoted on the
18th ult., at 96s BrcadstuiiS firm and I'M
changed
Lirerpool, Wedaesddy.-Cot.on steady, with
fair enquiry. Sales estimated at 5000 bales.
Among the passengers are Mrs. Mason and
family, Hon. l., NJ. kcitt and Lady, jerome
Napoleon Bonaprte, Prot. Ciilds of Cambridge,
and Judge Forsythe of Troy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
CLEARANCE H. UNDERWOOD,
Ia Hanover street. Rnsfnn
II. GILBERT a. CO.,
PIAN0-F0RTE MANUFACTORY.

44 Washington Street Boston.
This firm originated A. NJ 1928 They manufacture
Grand Iarlor Grand, Upright, Square and Eolian Pr
ano Fortes. viii promptly execute all orders sent di-
rect to the Mandatory and refund the purchase
If not satisfactory. r. GILBERT A. 90
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
Trial Of a Forger.

BosToN, Nov. flames Masterson, charged
with numerous successful forgeries, was ex-
amined in the police court to-day, and held in
$4,000 bail for trial. One forged check passed
by Masterson, purported to be from the Citi-
Zens Bank of New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
r AWSONeS NERVOUS CURATTVE

Corner Congress and Purchase Streets
L AWSONS NERVOUS CURATIVE.
IL take pleasure In calling the attention of the pub
lie to the following certificate from George Alexander
Lewis, ESQ., Of the Royal Mail Steamship Arabia"
Royal Mail steamship Arabia,
East Boston, Aug ~, 1859.
Peter Lawson, Esq.-Dcar Sir:-Ihc bottle of your
NERVOUS Curative which you so kindly sent me- has
fairly set me my feet again, for which beg to return
you my best thanks. .
had been for some days suffering greatly from rhcu
matism In my left leg particularly the knee, so that
could not move without assistance, and, when changing
my position had to have the leg lifted set down
mad also been unable to get any sleep for several nights
Meu on tuesday last you gave me the bottle OF your
Nervous Curative and although the limbs were so
sore tna could not bear any PRESSURE stu, alter the
nrst application, slept soundly and the next morning
couu pear 10 have u (my eg) well rubbed have CON
unued to improve since, and happy to say,
abe to resume my duties am determined never to be
without bottle of your Nervous Curative" with me,
ma shall take care to keep my family In England sup
pleu win also that they enjoy Its benefits wcl
asyseli with every feeling of gratitude for your ines
ulnhDle discovery, believe me- faithfully yours
(Signed) GEORGE ALEN'R LEWIS
,, 49,, second Onlcer Steamship arabia"
.LAws0ns Nervous Cnratve' for sale by The agents
NJ y BURR CO., ~ fremont street, Boston, and by ali
Druggists, at 81 per bottle. w ~ w.
Sold In Worcester by d. SCOTT and BUSH ~ co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
PRESTON q MERRILL,

Chemists and PerfulnerS,
Inventors and Original Manufacturers Of niable Yeast
Powder and Cooking Extracts Misunderstanding Perfum
ers and Dealers In Pure Essential Oils, &c.
Corner Congress and Purchase Streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
Notifes:
GnTY nF NORTHEASTERN "a


- the COnstables Of Che Cit~ Of Worcester Greeting
In the name of the Commonwealth of MASSACHUSETTS,
you are hereby required, forthwith notify and
the Inhabitants of the City of Worcester qualified vote
tors OF Representatives. to meetn their respective Wards
on III ESDAf, the eighth day Of November next nine
O'Clock in the forenoon. then and there,
tlSt-Io give IN their votes for GoveTBOrs Eeuten-
ant ioyernor Secretary, Treasurer Receivertener
al, Attomeyeneral, and Auditor of Accounts OF This
Colnmonnea for Counsellor for Council District
NUMBER -FOUR Tor one Senator to represent the Central
ballot.
Second-To give i'm their votes for District Attorney
Tor the Middle District of this Commonwealth for a
sheriff. for one County Commissioner, for two SpecjaI
Commissioners and for four Commissioners of insol-
yency, for the County of Worcester. on one ballot
Third-To give in their for person to repre-
sent their respective Districts in the Court
of this Commonwealth.
The polls shall be opened at nine O'Clock A. H. and
snail be closed al four O'Clock D.
witness, ALEXANDER H. BULLOCK, Mayor of the
City of Worcester this third day October in the wear
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fty-nine
by order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
SAMUEL SMITH, Cftx.Clerk.
copy, Attest: JAMES McfARBANDs>A
90 du Constable of Worcester. -
INDEPENDENT COURSE OF Lee
IURES.-A Course of eight Lectures will be deliver
cred at Mechanics Hall during the present season on
successive Tuesday evenings.
The following well known popular Lecturers have been
engaged
GEORGE SUMNER ESQ Nov.
Rev. THOS. STARR KING Friday Evening Nov "a
GEORGE WM CURTIS, Dec s
Tickets for the remaining four lectures will be sold
packages Of four, admitting 4 Gentleman and Lady
TWO Ladies' SI4c. Tickets admitting only.
number may be used each evening. For sale Mt the
>Booksores Tickets for single lecture IS cents to be
hFf-at the door
Do0fsagsaed at I, Lectures to u clock
Worcester OStl3 1859. dtf s96
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

u
= = cathartic in the world is DR. LASGLEY'S ROOT
AND HERB PILLS. They contain no aloeS mineral
poison noNious drastic drugs operate in thorough
manner, vet without gripping pains and all bill
ous diseases and liver complaints, costiveness piles
headache, ss of appetite, and all complaints where ca
tharic required Price % cents. Depot II Marshall
street Sold by all medicine dealers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
Amustnrents.
PAUNCEFoRTS ATHENEUM.
WORCESTER THEATER.

On w ednesday Evening, Nov. 2,
Production Of an entire Drama in Seven Tablcaux
by Jascl DalhSof, entitled
Magdalene Bertram
OR MARRIAGE BEFORE THE DRuM
-hADahE MlCHELS as Magdalene.
Tableau battle Field of Winpfen
Tableau 2.-The Yivandicre.
Tableau S-The General of the Empire
Tableau 4-1hc Sans Devotion.
Tableau 5,-The Aristocratic Lady and the Daughter
of the People
Tableau 6-The Honor of True Gentleman.
Tablcau 7-Innocence Rewarded, Vice Punished
In of the length of the Play there will be
aterpiece.
Doors open at O'Clock to commence at a.
Box office open from 10 till D. m. from till n m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
Il. III. IS. RUGGLES,
Manufactured of

HOWE, PIERCE 81 co.
NOS SO and IS FEDERAL ST, CORNER OF FRANK
LIN, BOSTON,
Importers of Foreign and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds
OF Domestic DRY GOODS, the most favorable terms
by the package or piece.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02

- TAILOR, No 9S Washington street. Boston. Fash
lonaDe Clothing at Wholesale and Retail, also, choice
assortment of Furnishing Goods.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-02
for Sale OF 90 4Tet.
G8= SEE FOURTH PAGE.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

A TENEMENT TO RENT-To a small
= family, on Wellington street, No. g. having rooms
IN best OF repair with soft water bathing ROOM ANA warm
Ell win furnace, making one OF the most convenient
ana Pheasant tenements to rent in the city, Inquire
- GEO. =. BRYANT,
old diff No. Mechanics Hall
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

/
The great leader of the Opposition sends an ex.
hortation to his brethren of the South. HORACE
| GREELEY has spoken the word and the Opposition
forces are united. His article on the next Presi-
dency, which we publish in another column, disclo-
| ses the conditions of the contract between the
Northern and Southern wing of the party. GREELEY
reveals good many things that his allies in the South
would prefer to keep secret. He says there
ten thousand in the United States outside Of
| the National Democracy, who not opposed to
the extension of slavery. He states that he enjoys
extensive Acquaintance among the leaders of the
Southern Opposition, and that they are all willing
that slavery should be confined to its present limits
He therefore nothing to prevent the cordial
operation of the Northern and Southern Opposition
on the Black Republican platform Of "nO more slave
| States"
1t will be remembered that GREELEY and other
sboitionists in New York invited Messrs. BELL and
CRITEENDEE to parake of public dinner last summer
in honor of their "pariOtic efforts" prevent the ad-
mission of Kansas a slave State into the Union.
Mr. BELL rendered them his congratulations in return
at the union of such men, and predicted great benefits
to the country from their cooperation in the par
ty GREELEY stillremembers him with gratitude for his
Course on the Kansas Nebraska Bill, the LecOmptOn
Constitution and the Cuba question. He is doubt
less one of those Southern Wings" with whom he
has conferred, and from whom he has derived the
opinion that the entire Southern Opposition will
ling to adopt the freesoil doctrine of slave
States, no more slave territory. He consequently
names Mr. BELL prominently among those whom
the Black Republican Opposition would be willing
to support for the Presidency The nomination
made by the Opposition in tennessee is accepted by
the Tribune, aud the fusion is effected. They all
stand on the same platform. Mr.. BELL with his !
freeso doctrines, his opposition the extension of
slavery, and TO the acquisition of Cuba is the lead>
err and Representative man of the new party, con.
sisting of three-fourtbs Black Republicans, and
one-fourth Know NOthiugs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01
The Tenth Distriet.

Hon. W. I. AVERY, as has been heretofore an
nounced in our paper, received the nomination for
Congress by the Democratic convention which met
at Somerville last week We expected the result,
and are gratifed at it. Amy other course would
have been an injustice to true and able man, who
has faithfully represented the Democratic party and
its principles Or-o express the same idea in otker
language-Who has been true to his State and its
interests.
We expressed no opinion as to the proper course
to be pursued by the Democracy Of the 10th district
before the nomination of Mr.. AVERY. 1t was not
our province TO do this. We only urged union, con-
eessiOn, and harmony. Now that they have authOri-
tstivey acted it is not improper for add that we
hope Mr.. CURRIN will reconsider his determination
of being candidate. We hsve known him long and
intimately and can bear testimony to an amount of
labor his part for the Democratic cause, and to
degree Of ability and zeal in its support second to
that which few men have brought TO its advocacy.
For quite twenty years we have been admiring OBJ
servers of these services and viii always be ready
to admit aud to honor them. II is because Of these
services that we beg him TO reconsider his present
course, and not by single act of passion, cancel
the obligations which the Democracy now so chesr-
fully admit to be his due. -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01

North for Che purpose Of selicvag tAs e5iry 6bsa
ne 'nildsaD Of LscOnPtOn Dsno~acy." The Bonner
in copying the article from the Express hoped there
would be a " similar rallyiug in the Opposition
Convention in Tennessee. Accordingly the oOnven-
ton assembled and pledged its members to use
I" their united influence" to overthrow the Demos
cratic party, thus placing themselves by The side
Of the Opposition in New Jersey and Pennsylvania,
and in all the Northern States, where the anti
slavery elements have united to reeve the country
from the NILDEw OF THE LEcoMPToN DENoCRAcY."
The Banner lie mistaken, then, in saying that the
Opposition in Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee
have repudisted fusion with the Black Republic
cans. They have, through their organs and con-
vsutiOns, invited and approved combination with
the Northern Opposition, which is but another name
for Black Repnblicsnism.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-01
Important from Tennessee.

We copy the following from the special Washing
ton dispatch to the New York Tribune of the Gath
April:
"Advices from Tennessee give the strongest assur-
ances that the Opposition will elect the Governor
and increase their Congressional Representation"
The satisfaction with which such intelligence is
received by the Abolition organs is very apparent
and not to be wondered at. But the assurances
which the "0ppOsitiOn" here give their Northern
cOnfederates altogether unfOunded and falaeous
still moro groundless than the assurances that
Tennessee would vote for FILLMORE, which were
sent North in 1856. The Black Republicans, under
the disguise of "0ppOsitiOn," can carry no South
State, and last of all, Tennessee. The tribune
may be cheered with assurances of accessions to its
ranks in Tennessee now, but if so, after the cleo
ton it will realize the full free of the couplet
Gle counted them at break Of day,
And when the q m zrsrs tbegf1