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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08

Mrs. NJ. w. GeraIds, PhysIcIan-an expe
fenced and successful Midwife No. 81 Mechanic street
at the head of Union street.
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints, and Dis
of Children. Office hours from to m and from
/ to p. m. diff je25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08

HutchIngs' Life ExhlIarant is rejuvenator of
unapproachable and nimtable excellence For all nerv
diseases matter how produced, it must be consid
cred infalibe specific 1t is also for affections
cenerng in the liver stomach BRAIN Its mission is
bestow strength, vitality and physical ability Sold by
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08

New York, March THE Cunard steam
ship Europa, which left Liverpool Feb. 10, ar
rived at New York this afternoon.
The screw steamship Ema arrived out on
the 18TH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-08

HutchIngs'L Life EXhIIarant is quick and effectua
curing the worst and most aggravated of Dyspepsia
Kidney Complaints, and all other arrangements of the
stomach and bowels and will revive the melancholy and
dropping spirits Immediately. The feeble nervous, and
sickly should try it, Sold by NJ. i. GREEN 81 Co.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

j. Granville me and WIN r. Lee, esqs, of New
York admitted attorneys and counseliors of this
court
No. Sc The United States, plaintiffs in error rs the
City Bank of Columbus The argument in this cause
continued by Mr. Stanbery for the defendant Ia error
and concluded by Mr.. Hull for the plaintiffs in
No. 81. John w. Bfittan, appellant, as VIM A. Bar
naby, claimant of the ship :" Alboni This cause was
argued by Mr. Sherwood FOR the appellant and by Mr.
Broom for the appellee.
Adjourned until 10 morrow at ii O'Clock.
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The RELIABILITY or rus MonsISG PArERs Two Of the
morning papers the IraEf and Tibme, have recently
been convicted Of publishing bFzen fllsehoods in the
Washington corgespopdenee. The 7ribane man made a
false assertion CONCERNING Senator Rroderpk and the
Fkyald now stands convicted of false report Of what
CURED In the Senate executive session Our remarks
made heretofore concerning the character of the
rondenis OF some Of the New York journals being
fIly verified INSCRIPTIONS set Of penny liners
never dsgraced journalism ~ Day Book.
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a Cod moves IN a mysterious way,
His wonders 10 neFforfn -

that
a mysterious way,
His wonders 20 perform
Although King always invisible yet
prorce illness around pre-
pared for catastrophe Otherwise when
suddenly midst Of cheerful circle such the in
death Of Mrs ROBERT BEE occurred In this
city on Monday evening last
her accustomed good health kuoyan
spirits apparent sickness unil within hnnrs Of
slight night caused alarm her
family circle til nine O'Clock, when the un0rring
sped % lightning cioudlss day and she expired
well who much devoted 20 her life
aud In death.
The udnss spread wings tho through
nnu1y her friends scarcely traits we can
now scarcely appeared "
health uculne has passed
ordinary she possessed the eEsled
her eminent degree she devoted
neighbour uuprctcnns Christian She lad neither false prbo
equally all classes The
domestic kindred social tempered
mnged constantly guided by practical
the love respect aud confidence q ose wh A
FAMILIAR She cheerful rna Ataa IN 6-pnian always
sympath1irg viii TIE 2 friends mad
su.A who approached her hopiable home.
But Mrs No Va, her family
dispensing oye smez rhcruness uncoAns attention u the
domestic circle ile ycny doing Offices & usE
bos 10 the social circle giving tcu asa asIgness 20
fsnas with the door g sgis Ttef SPeR her welcome
cepon ~ nege IA M Sba church nstoring 10 the wants Of
sr ut 4aa aeoy more IN u, open Walks Community
seas wh winning smile q recognition hef numerous acqaaiu,
ancs But she sh lives The fond memory aaa
her bright example stu Survives u'dei Z
atgn q others The 80 which ngmeuts
between s $50 cniy aAer accomplishing destiny
s ghdi around and has bfeught and anguish many
h"Ar' q Friendship. 1FA
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Nav YoRK Jan. 27--Cotton is very DUH Buyers
and sellers waiting steamer adyices Flour buoy
SO 20 IA SO 40 southern, % So Sc 10 Kentucky
white 81 10. Corn quiet white, so "a cents ;
yellow, so 81 cents Pork Is heavyold mess, sl7 CA
a slT rs new, SIS SO prime SIS 62A sl5 IS lard
is quiet at IL 2l cents. Whlskey is hm at 26l n
eents Sugar is firm at cents Coffee is firm
sales Of 5, 500 bags Rio, IL cents Java l4l cents
Spirits Of tnpenne is firm held at so cents Resin Is
hrm at 81 rs 81 so. Rice l. firm at 81 a cents.
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~ Harn IIarl.n Housiou Jonss Kennedy, rok Rice
80 s~ard so staoIr starr, tranbui Wade, NAFd- AAd
Wi-aa--Jl
- faEaiiick Green, Hunter, fcfspn, 4on u Tennessee
go Nis5n reafoe Push kii iar'l Thomson q New Ierrsyi
y,.,ts. Halec ~
The title was amended 20 read "a b 10 author
Re and invite separate proposals for the construction Of
,oad from the valley Of the Mississippi TO the Pacific
,,an upon three separate routes =; aud then
Tbe senate adjourned.
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.

GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A LARGE
M and valuable nve4cc of Fri
day evenings January "a the commencing
OF oelok shall SELL without
voice Of European books received direct from Willis tharon
don oonpng about 1900 volumes, all bound the suh.sg
ttai and elegant style; name in part hr Illustrated
works
London in the xiXh Century AckemaRas London
Cambridge university Gallerf' do llUten Blnalarte
Rsttke Of Waterloo, Qmte bras ami I4gny
Candcrs NuioTn TFaScier
krlShts lirtoal Museum
CORE Of ROYAL Engineers complete set hundred
cneravings
Richardson's studies from OIL English Mansions
loidiges Bltauical Cabinet, British Drama
Meyers British Birds GAlleric ~ Vsrsg
land fN+'a '
S'rrFf fA. Nlissatpans ul the War in the East
sas res Dramatic Works, Boydes sumptuous edition. &c
taheF With Dean swiit Works. Annual Register Qatesly
81.
The whole forming the largest yee collection Of books
ever oneref az auction IN this clg
Terms $40 and uglc5 N $40 credit q thirty sixty
days, Tor sltsasqasE endorsed notes, bearing
StakS may be oh,ainct books examined anon
Spptsatsai ghe aueuon
Jan I4--colS27&2SJaa rAasis.nerrs
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On motion of Hon J. A. Rockwell, John Grenville
Kane aud William Lee esqrs of New York city,
admitted attorneys and counsellors of this court
On motion OF Mr. Gillet United States Solicitor, Jos
hua T. Brown esq Of Batavia, New York was admitted
an attorney and counsellor Of this court
Charles L. @. Clifford, c-l of Newark, New Jersey
was appointed "A commissioner TO take testimony.
Adjourned until Monday next, IL o'clock, IN.
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Miss DAVENPORT has not met with the patronage here
which her hstonic merits deserve, owing to the
Der Of private entertainments and the bad weather
Those who have attended the theatre speak in the high
OF her performance and il is to be hoped that
her benefit tonight win be well attended. The pro-
gramme is highly attractive.
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by J c, Mc~vrRE & Co, Auctioneers.

GuiANCEill SALE.--By virtue Of decree of the
" Court 81 The Columbia, for tho sonug a
Washington, made The II Whcax and Walkcr = az r
VIM Cn- lirs aud aannstra IVA ofr etpubf sneoh on
Friday, the 2sth day isnay iasssn AZ ook The
premises la aagsr sixteen e1 IN uae No twenty eight (Eo9
18th the lmKTOyefuen consisting cid fane dwelling
terus sse purchase 20 be paid W cash.
si gessue caal aud twelve moaih
spseyrlF. approved a
1ssaied week after sale dtherwi-e
prosperity raso1 rist and a.
afser wcek notica VT
Watgsss Z cox Trustee
4As z INQUIRE co,
Jan s-2swSdz y y - Aucti6necrs
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COURT OF CLAIMS.
WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY &c, 1859

Richard Irvine, trustee, The United States. Mr..
Thompson resumed and concluded his opening argument
in this case for the claimant
Mr. Gilet, United Stses Solicitor, replied in behalf
of the government
Mr.. Thompson closed and the submitted.
Adjourned to IL O'Clock, m, tomorrow.
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AUCTION SALES.
by JAS. c. MCGUIRE Il co, Auctioneers.

by JAS C. MCGUIRE d. co, Auctioneers
VNRUSTEES SALE OF HACKNEY CARRIAGE
and superior Ray Horses Saturday January
IL O'Clock front ID the roots
deed dated November l~aa duly recorded ia
Ilber j. A 81 No ia folio las seq following prop
eTty
supeg meek caieche, used hackney carriage
by William 7. Hook
pair superior bay carriage horses
Terms 800 cash; the residue a. months
interest and secured 81 Vie satisfaction o. the
TiCS. J. FISHER,
4 c, MCGUIRE co,
IAN 2s-d Aueioneers.
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CONCERT Is TO be given Tuesday evening next at
Philharmonic Hail. by Madame Laborde, M lie Poinsoi
Pile Ghioni, Carl Formes signori Florenza Tanaro
Maggioroti coetti and the PIANIST, Mr.. Gustave Stat
ter supported by orchestra composed Of the solo per-
formers from the New York Academy of Music
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MAeoN, GA Jan. 2I--Iittle Mary Mara Of the
Marsh Troupe. seriously burnt last night while
pertaining before audience that the yscan despairs
Of her recovery Mrs Marsh aud Mis- GeorgiAna Mousy
we've also severely, but not dangerously burnt
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WAsulxGToS THE,TRE.--lhe play goers delighted
TO find the of that metropolitan favorite Mr. j. ~
Dawson, announced g stage-manager' Of our byoa
theatre Mr. Stuart by this and other acceptable i'm
provenent win greatly add to the popularity Of his
tablishment.
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A BAL MAsQuE will be given Monday evening,
February l4th at the Washington Assembly Rooms by
Of our French residents. They understand get
ting up and carrying out these entertainments
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NKw YoRK Jan. 27.--Stocks are lower Chicago and
Rock island, COZ Illinois Central shares, 673 do
bonds, SO Michigan southern, 20 New York Central,
$40 Reading, asa cAntons, l94 Missouri 6's, Sc.
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villa rds' Hotel.
OBITUARY.

familiar remark that Sin the midst Of NO are In death
but We scarcely appreciate tin friend full health Is
struck dJwn by side Is then appalled,, and realize
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ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.
Browns Hotel.

" Giatwood lady re Keen, Petersburg, Va
lIAlni.ion York Chas Calvert Quincy, III
+ & Peadlcton, Virginia Vim Barrett, Virginia
JnO Robertson lady Iiladei- W Il Petit BALTIMORE
plia Jas w Wall lady, do
ri Matthews south Carolina Cas stuc Massachusetts,
Robert y johnson, do Jno Thomas, New Orleans
Cllas Z Hans 4 lady, Richmond Ino T. Feen, Palmyra
john Collins New York Wm Cokzins Newport, Z
) II McCJuellie, do David Could, do
j { Garland Chicago j Boyle, Maryland
: OWING - Louis d fouke illinois,
Anderson, Bedford Pa Chas q fhernann New York
Jas ID Dvagherty lennsyISani Vim 10y, rhiladopha
Mis- Doughorty do j 6ack-, New York
tassrt q kimball a lady, do
John Roberts Philadelphia l. p Nlciols Lady, do
; Flanagan, do A A Fonda 4 lady, New Jersey
W " Kennedy 4 friend, Bait
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Kirk wood House.

KirkW00d House.
j G Moor North Car olnl Jno II Nct.nkey, Baltimore
J. ianlei, do Res A y w Rolie, do
VIM suan do SB soyder, Mississippi
I Dalng, do ARWslker, do
X Merriteller, New York III Htagtaret
Ltnt do Geo w Caldwell, Texas
Quinn. do , stockton, Virginia
7 u Mason, do Sshey Maryland
IL IA funno,, Pennsylvania PCF West, Fraser River
j Joha5toH do LC Bishop District a Columbia
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LeA MINIS The most elegs1nt asssrsssens i'm.
sorea iso'a feodoh vs. = gfies iso =
For .nss Philips Bookstore
IN q ga avenue, be 9th and 10th
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JOHN c. HENDERSON, SMYTH, Il co.
HANE removed their sales-rooms TO the lofts Of
ais BROADWAY aod rsaay @ eAho Aair s~ss'ss u
l1aAa fi0wtl sheh sSseea . 'sss1, aay %''-sSa ~
fictoFies a paris, patterns coufncd
F1 ana n th- La ne have every eoaoa qaas style
ai roe q manufacturers g and The materials 'or uAnui-1fs.s
stg Il osrH and MHAnarr sleitp Ft'A~- D A1ss Aha
quality and y and 70 meet ihe waists o. ue lfe W
Greenwich uio factory ana arr prepared % produce
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
under management ID Nj. y WEIGH
FEATHERS,
the management q R B1SE
LACE RUCHES, etc, etc,
under the management Of kDwA ARD IAcssoN
Our purpose being tue above branches iTs
over FAlScI ARr reputation w,i sua Of ssn's,
whieh ~h The Nkno@A elensy o he = sAl An
The 1a aSJnen, i eaudned % sas BROADWAY,
The French Flower Department,
} h SMITH
Ostrich and Fancy Feathers.
IA. CREIGHTON.
French Materials,
ne d Dresses, Ornaments, etc,
G. wHrrrENoRE
American Department. Ia Flowers, Raehss, a. Fancy
soe<ts,
under the management of oor Mr.. T. d. HOWELL
Frsnsh Department, nos Rae de R,chiss., Paris.
under TIE management q our - , . . ,.,,r,r.
assisted by j. d. DAVIS Mr. ". NuTTfNe.
The noRTSGIn his leadng department. q oar ba-ine's We
by every the iass style appearing
strictly confined the wroasSAn hssKss and
respectfully invite merchants to goods.
]. c. HENDERSON, SMYTH, 4 CO.,
No. sas Broadway, New Work.
JNO C. HENDERSON & CO.,
HENDERSON, smYTH. & CO..
NO. Ios Rue dc Nichiseu, PARTS.
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An cold Bachelor eozveHtion.s a k'inounoed TO bo
held ia New Hsyeh ia thelatser part of febfaary. "
H. s... "a o. D.. a.. a. A..
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National Hotel.

National Hotel.
( Gridey Connecticut . N Reed, Baltimore
y Waite, Albany : Calhoun, fhtaicllha
X MsAltkcr, Maryland Nln ianning BALTIMORE co
Brooke, G. Es&ft New York
G II Dearborn, York West, North Carolina
NJ u wAlbriigr do j IAlrsey, Baltimore
] Rowling. New Orleans W B0slet, Iost
II Pearson, Philadelphia l. NJ Cole Baiim0re
Newell, do VI % Brown, do
WIN Hight, New York EfFnlicr, Cincinnati
y Ia, lor Virginia u Mearr Baltimore
Mr. s. hrFirc France Duyal, Mary land
u liux Yngiufa. Win julsnn, New York
ina M.r-l do Coleman.
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4 II Hershey, Pennsylvania y h1lnat, Boston
NJ ID Mskendig, do CIV MnytAs, New York
& Morris, PilAdelphil Miss wuylas do
% d Case New X Treainay 4 LADY Conneeticut
W + Barn piltsburg Kellogg Illinois
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WAtls3s Z COX, Trustee
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Auctldnecrs
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REISSUES.

clining chair. Patented May H. 1858 ressued Jenue
Is, 1859. r'NWN1
Ross WiranE sae asoYas Winans, OF baltimore, Md !;
,og .iIapIngt,iens la hSs on steam vesslh Patented
cctoboI g. 1883 reisssed January rs, 1859
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HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs

TIE SPEAKER laid before the House message from
m President Of the United States transmitting, with
conEanying papers, report Ia compliance with the re
nents OF the eighteenth section OF at 10 regulate
H. dpIoatic and consular systems OF the United States;
bIeh was laid the table and ordered 10 be printed
Also letter from the Secretary Of STATE transmitting
communication 10 the Committee on Foreign Affairs,
,nuenine further legislation for the relief OF
H. cers and in regard 10 the duties OF certain minis
49,. and cousnls which referred 10 the Committee
- Foreign Affairs and ordered 20 be printed
Also communication from the Interior Department,
"a n, 10 resolution calling for certain information rel
tye 10 n military reservation at Rock Island which
Va reterrsd TO the Committee Military Affairs and
dered to be printed
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-17


The election for state officers in Kansas, under
the new Constitution, recently resulted in
the success of the whole republican ticket, as
follows
Governor-Oharles Robinson of Lawrence
Lieutenant Governor--J oseph p Root, Wy
andot
Secretary of state-John w. Robinson, Man
haitian.
Auditor-George S. Hillyer, GrasshOpper
Falls.
Treasurer-William Tholan, Leavenworth.
Attorney General-Benj F. Simpson, Lykius
county.
Superintendent Insttution-Wm r. Griffith,
Bourbon county
Chief Justce-Thomas Ewing, Jr., Leayen-
worth.
Member ngress-Martin F. Conway Law
renee.
Every county gave republican majority ex-
cept Leayenworth, where the fort and the gov
ernment contractors, with several thousand men
in their employ, have great influence. Thus the
Topeka free state government is virtually revived
with the same constitution substantially, the
same capital, and the same governor and men,
Der of Congress.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-17

affairs in Kansas and the manner the pro-
slavery prosecutions we're persevered iu, the
removal of the Missouri restriction, &c.
Then be declared that unless some means
could be found to prevent these things it
would ultimately result in just what he was
charged with saying in making the differ
ent sections as great enemies as two hostile
nations
Mr.. Clay said there was stronger Ian
guoge than that in the speech, and read
another extract TO the effect that there
was no union now between the North and
South, and the only salvation of the Union
was to be found in divesting il entirely of
all taint Of slavery
Mr. Wade--I do say now that there is
no very considerable degree Of good feeling
existing between the different sections of
this nation. l do not know to-day but
what that sentiment, If not true, Is very
nearly true. Now, Northeru men can-
not travel and do business in the South
ern States. As read in the newspapers,
great numbers of merchants on their way
south to do business, have been recently
sent back not because there was any par
ticular accusation against them, but be-
case they were from section of which the
South was exceedingly jealous.
After further debate the amendment to
Mr. Mason's resolution was rejected
Yeas %, nays 80.
Mr.. Masons resolution was then unani-
mously adopted.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-17

The BROWNSVILLE WAR-Dates from Browns
vile, Texas, to the 4th say that several skirm-
ishes had taken place, but nothing important
had occurred Accounts a fortnight earlier said
that the Texas ranges who had arrived at the
seat Of war had been unable TO take decisive
steps against Cortinas, owing to the exhausted
state Of their horses. The Mexican companies
from Matamoras, who had been protecting
Brownsville for some time, had gone home
This campaign against handful of outlaws bids
fair to follow in the wake of the Florida and
Mormon war. Is there an object in nursing ii
and helping it along?
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-17

DOUGLAS DEAD AND Done FoR-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Chicago Press
writes that Douglas is down in the mouth and
desperately discouraged. ale feels that he is
used up-that he is politically dead, with no
hope Of resurrection. All the Anti-Lecompton
men denounce him as traitor to them and false
to his own pledges. Forney is indignant at
him. Gen. Schwartz, who represents the old
Gibraltar of Pennsylvania (Berks), says that he
is worse than Lecomptonite. McKibbon, of
California, called on him and taxed him with IN
gratitude to the gallant Broderick, and with
having deserted and betrayed his friends. All
the Anti-Lecompton Democrats are indignant
at his apostacy to the enemy. Outside of the
Democrats from Illinois, Douglas has not carried
a single Anti-Lecompton man over to the Ad-
ministration camp. Poor Douglas he is reap
ing the bitter fruits of his back-sliding. The
Southrons repel his embrace, and refuse to ex
tend the hand Of political fellowship to him. He
stands no more chance of receiving the Charles
ton nomination than does VIM. II. Seward
Both he and his Squatter Sovereignty will be
kicked incontinently out of the National con-
clave, if either presumes TO enter"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-12-17

The UNION DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE NORTH.
At late meeting Faneuil Hall was we'll
filed, by Boston men whose anxiety for
the Union has received fresh alarms from
the John Brown excitement. Ex-Governor
Lincoln of Worcester presided, and among
the venerable names on the list of vice pres
idents, we notice ex-GoVernors Morton,
Briggs, Clifford and Gardner, Nathan APP
pleton, Ben f. HaIlett, Peter Harvey, e.
ID. Leach, William G. Bates, Increase Sum
ner, Lnther V. Bell, Ben f Butler, Caleb
Stetson, Isaac Davis and Ansel Phelps
Rev. Nehemiah Acams aud Rev. DR.. Blag
den were present, and the latter made the
prayer. George Lunt offered the resolu-
tions, which are long and dull. Their pro-
fessious of attachment to the Union are
well enough, but SO far as they imply that
the people Of Massachusetts need admoni-
tion as to their duty on this point, they are
false and insulting; they express sympathy
with Virginia in her recent great trials
through the invasion of her territory by II
men, aud denounce those who have APPROX
ed the invasion. The president made brief
remarks, and the speeches of the occasion
were by Mr.. Everett and Caleb Gushing.
Springfield RepHbIicQA.