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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-20
NFnrkets-NEw York. Nav 10.

COTTON heavy and unsettled; sales 800 bales; mid
ding upands, at l03c.
ELOUR-Receipts 5000 bbs; sales 1900 bbls; State
and Western unsettled, and Is a 25c Iower unsound
$50 q $50; Super state. $3.50 % $50 for inferior to
choiee extra State $500 "a 40 round hoop Ohio, 81 so
"a 7l5; common to good extra Western, $500 a 1861
southern 25c ower sales 1900 bbls mix ed to good S7i
fancy and extra, 81 90 "a $50; Canada superfne nominal
and extra $3.50 q S,75,
GRAIN.-Wheat heavy and a &c lower; sales small;
Wesrern red sl75; Western white nominal 81 is a 81
Corn lower; sales $4,000 bushels; mxd Western 90 a
49, round yellow &c Oats lower; Southern and Jersey
50 @ Sc; Northern and Western, 81 a Gle.
PRONlSIONS-Beef steady; sales 1900 bbls; country
mess $500 % 1918; prime, 81 a 1867 repacked Chicago
Sl2 q Is; prime mess, sales PIT tierces $50. Pork
lowers sales $3.50 bbs including 1000 bbls buyers option
30 days. at SIG and 1900 bbls prime the spot
Sl9; mess sl1,622 g 1925 prime sl52 a l5,15 Western
prime mess sl9 Bacon quiet. Cut meats heavy sales
200 packages Hams 81 90 w. Shoulders IA a 7ac Lard
heavy; sales 100 bhs in kegs sales 1000 at 2sc bbs IL
@ 2sc Butter steady Ohio and State is g zoe. Whis
Rice firm; sales 400 terees at q 5tc Sugars quiet
sales $50 bags; Java q l5l Moasses quiet; 100
hhds; MuscOvado SO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-20

NEW YoRK, May 18TH The American
Baptist Missionary Unionsheld its 45th ami
versary to-day. Ex-Governor Briggs of Mas
sachusetts, presided. The attendance was
large The new constitution proposed by the
board of managers was discussed and finally
adopted. 1t was opposed by those mainly who
desire to do away with life membership and
abolish entirely the board of managers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-20
Slaves Landed at Havana.

New York, May 19.--The Karnac brings
Havana dates of the 18th inst The Havana
papers report that two cargoes of African
slaves were landed recently on the eastern
coast of the island, it is supposed by the two
propellers reported off the island few days
previously, and which were thought to be fill
ed with filihusters
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gHeoiclnes, 6r.

CURE FOR CONSUMPTION DR.
~ CHURCHILL'S DISCoYERY.-Wn chester's Cen
IRE PpGa n. o. q RI e e s6 ee a GogpOans q
SIS Renedy Ior cSnSaption The great Ghemico
of Paris, first made known by him to the French Acade
my OF Medicine about two years ago, marks new and
Now for the first time in the history Of the world has
REMEDY been found that surely strikes the ForNDA
FcIENT CHEMICAL ELEMENTS BLOOD increases the
principle WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS FORCE,
CURES but also PREVENTS, the Development Of this
~ CAUTION no TIE PUBLIC~Varions prepare
tons are already in the market purporng be based
caution both the profession and the public.
Let one be deceived, but for and use only the
States No. 40 John street and bearing fac se sigma
preseripuoh Is put up IN RELIABLE AND CHEMICALLY
In all nervous scrofulous Complaints Debility Loss
OF VITAL POWER, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and Female
Weaknesses; il is sovereign and Invaluable remedy.
Medical Monthly for May, is5sISWhateyer may be
cur e9nensie9 Ms with reference to the claims of Dr.
in Tuberculosis Consumption THERE BE
AS TO THE VALUE OF THESE SALTS AS REMEDIAL AGENTS.
From tie North American Medical Reporter, for Oc-
to1er Medicine is scientifically prepared ana
reliable We have used it in own practice phthisis
pulmonas and other forms of disease with very salts
factory results In siAty-eight cases in which
this remedy was given thiryseven in the incipent
and twenty three in the second and advanced stages OF
With the exception of the latter cases. which were much
benehtted al put three, which are still doubtful
creu perfectly.
Price 81 three bottles for S. Single bottles only in
c0ncentiated sotnhon sent by mail prepaid, when spec
allv ordered All orders for three bottles will be
sent by express at cost of party. Druggists
their orders direct to the Undersigned, they may have
different and spurious preparation sent them.
r5- Wnchester's Genuine Preparation OF Dr. Church.
MS Compound of the Hypophosphites Lime Soda and
Potash sold at wholesale at the sole General Depot
John street. but will be kept by all respectable druggists
throughout the United States. Circulars and all neces
sary information given to all parties enclosing stamp.
For convenience in receiving letters correspondents
requested to add Box FISH, in addition to the regular
address as below.
j. WINCHESTER,
Aue ripan nd OFs,a
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NEW York, May 19th.-A shocking TRACE
dy occurred in William street this afternoon
a German named Julius Openburg having first
shot his wife and then himself. She fell dead
instanteously, and he fell upon her, the ball
having passed through his heart
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The New Jndoes Confirmed,

BosroN, May 19.-The nominations for
Judges of the New Superior Court were CON
firmed in Executive Council to-day Their 1
names were published last week.
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BY Z. W. VAIL, AUCTIoNEER. No 1 Flaggs Block.
Opposite Bav State Honse.
fur Sale or 90 get.

az SEE FIRST FACE.
TO LET--A desirable lower tenement of
= five rooms on the corner of Central and Summer
streets Inquire Of JAMES r. PIERCE.
ap30 distf
AMES r. PIERCE gives especial atten-
ton to the and renting of Houses Stores &c;
also, to general collecting. distf mch22
Two LET-The Rooms over the Meat
u Market of Hiram Fobes, Front street formerly
occupied as Belt mandatory, and suitable for
Boot OF Shoe manufactoty. Inquire of
fA disf JAMES r. PIERCE.
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N o V A s c o T l A
p l. A S Il f r..

Now receiving direct from the mill constantly on
hand fine ground Nova Scotia Plaster for sale at the
lowest Cash Prices by l.. SMITH,
opposite Boston and Worcester Freight Depot
APPS DIFF Washington Square
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The Prince Archbishop of Vienna has issued
a pastoral letter, attacking the crimes of Pied
mont, and the ambition Of Napoleon, and the
opinion is expressed that war is not the great
est of evils, but is often glorious work accom-
plished in the service Of equity.
A counter revolution by the troops had ta-
ken place at Parma, in favor ofthe Ducal gov
eminent. The regency by the ministers was
re.established without mission, and the reign
ing Duchess re-entered Parma.
The Turin correspondent of the Daily News
positively asserts that France is about to mo-
bilize between 100000 aud 100000 men, and
that the French army on the Rhine will
amount to 100000, as the Emperor does not
believe that Germany will remain quiet The
same correspondent also asserts that on the
day the Emperor quits Paris he will address a
solemn manifesto to Europe, espousing the
cause of the Nationalities.
The NJ nteur states that Austrian vessels
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Prussia Gets Ready.
Ru.slnn nnd Freneh Anlanee.

KuBsINn and FFcnch 1AIIihhVe'
The Russian official journal of st. Peters
burg contains the following;
ave are authorized to declare in the post
positive manner that there exists no treaty of
alliance, offensive or defensive, between Russia
and any other power whatever. AT moment
when all Europe is making maritime or mill
tary armaments on a large scale, the Emperor
was obliged to provide, by means of political
prudence, for any emergencies.
His Majesty retains, in the present conJec-
ture, entire liberty of action, and we hardly
need add, he is animated only by sentiment
of dignity for his crown and the interests of
his country"
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THE NEWS BY THE CANADA.
THE AUsTRIANs KEPT BACK.
TIE FRENCH SUFFER IN THE ALPS.
TURKEY IN CONNECTION.

SAoKvILLE, May 19.-The following is the
dispatch containing the details of the news per
steamship Canada, in addition to what we sent
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Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker street,

MoREHEAD's MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by all
Druggists in every city town. and village Of the United
Vlv
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DOORS, SASIIES, BLINDS, and WINDOWS,

which offer for sale atyery low prices. For Instance
we have 9Xl2, and 9xl3 windows of II lights which we
will sell for slOo from that to Sill and lip windows
9Xl2 and 9Xl3, for 81 20 and ST. to Sl44 Cheaper
windows of Il lights lip sash, from 81 "A 6S. Doors
2-6N66 from 9Oc and upwards Blinds for sxl2 9x2 and
9Xl3 good first blinds, and well painted with three
coats Of paint with trimmings complete, for SI63,
half rolling shades, from II to 2jc extra
We give you the above prices, they are sizes most
oee other sizes will sell in proportion Please call
of Main and Southbrdge streets only few rods south
City Hall, Worcester. D. d c. r. STEVENS
apis DIFF
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From washington.

CurraHrluleu-r rI TIE ElfluHure Sun.
WAsHISGroN, April IA, 1859.
There appears to be a general rush 70 the
sailing and steam packets for Europe. They
an 20 full Of passengers, and berths are taken
weeks and months in advance Of the DAYS Of
departure. The Passport Office, in the State
Department, receives numerous applications
for passports By mail every day, In addition 10
personal applications. 1be number Of pass
ports issued from the Office, since Gen. Cass
became Secretary Of State, is nearly fourteen
thousand.
A further reduction Of rates Of postage and
improved accommodations, are likely soon to
be brought about BY the completion Of new
lines Of steamers with those now employed
After a few years the Atlantic viii be bridged
BY vast floating palaces, rendering a trip %
Europe an easy and commonplace excursion
even 70 those whose e~mployments afford them
little leisure. If immigration BE- thus f~aciliia-
ted, Sc will emigration but the former, which
has 50 much slscksned Of late, wiz certainly
be much increased BY the state Of things in
continental Europe, where, even If devastating
wars be- long deferred, the industrial classes
must be groundt to the earth.
The loss Of Europe IN this respect will be a
gain to America. Mexico and Central Amer
lea, as well as the United States, will receive
a grear Accession ~ thair fePHlatlUn and eHer-
gies.
The surmises Of New York journals as to an
impending outbreak in Cuba, receive little at
iention Or eredltin this quarter.
The movement, this tine, is said 20 be Gu
ban, and not American. Il is not very proha-
be, however, that the Cuban revolutionists or
patriots would select for an insurreetion a
time when the island is guarded BY some TWEEN
ty thousand Spanish troops, and, besides, a
very formidable feet. But, if an instruction
occur, one in such form as to afford a guaranty
of ultimate success, the United states Govern
ment is expected, It seems, 10 offer 70 Spain a
large sum Of money FOR the purchase Of Cuban
independence. After that achievement, a ne
gotiation with the Cubans for The annexation
Of Cuba, is 70 follow. Ion.
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Erening FesfIraI.
IC0NMORAMIC %STEREOSCOPE.

@ANNAAAW ANAaNANAa
rue celfbratian VIII close win She EFanur Fa-lEIlH|
nt Odd Fellows Ual ucEets mr vhi1h WI Dr. FURNISHED
% visiting and resident Brothers ay the Committee Of
Invitation. H-rr-fH-
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TEERIBLE AocfBENT-FrvE MEE PREcIFI-
rATEp FEoM A ScArFoLB.-A most horrible
accident happened between three and four
O'Clock this afternoon, April /. Five painters
have been at work for a few DAYS past upon
the Judson Block, corner Of Ford and State
streets. In painting the front Of The block,
above the the second story, a hanging platform
was used. suspended from he roof by ropes.
At the time Of The accident five men, named
Veeder, Phinney, Delvin, Lizo.te and Wing,
were upon The platform. By some cause the
ropes next tothe building, which held the plat
form, CAV way and the concern turned over
upon its side. Three Of the men, Yeeder,
Pnney and LiEottc, were precipitated from
he third story 70 the pavement. Wing seized
the rope snd slid down, while Devlin caught
the window-sash and hung on til The door was
broken open from the inside, and be was
rescued from his perilous position. Wing es-
capped with his hands iaeerated. Lizotte had
an arm broken, and was otherwise injured, bat
viii probably recover Vecder and Pinney
were badly bruised, and the recovery Of the
latter was considered doubtful.
Fiue 0'd0ok-Mr. YeedeT has been restored
to consciousness, and Is able 70 converse.
Bo.h bores Of the left arm are broken. Pinney
remains nsensible.-0gdensburg az - jour
AL.
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IL OFrosIEIos Nonrn ~


The Madison (Ind) C0urer, a bold and out
spoken Republican paper, thus dssenbsa NE
manner in which it would have ne Opposition
to the Democracy conduct the Presidential
election Of 1860. It says
We hold that each section OF thesAgftoaai-
Opposition must be permitted to conduct tts
canvass In its own way. In the south they
must advocate and argue for siaYeloidingi m
the North. against Il, and leave the result,
under Providsnce, to Congress-
This is an honest confession, and shows how
the Rlaek-R Republicans intend to enrap the
unsophisticatsd oppositionists IN the South.
The Black-RePubiesns wei know that the
Opposition in the South cannot hope to send as
many as a bakers dozen 70 Congress, while
they count thsiE numbers BY hftiss and hun
dreas. It is easy TO see whet the resalt would
be. Are the Southern people 50 soft and silly
as 70 Be eaughtin this B~lsck-Rspubnean snare9
The idea Of aKational- Opposition" is a rich
one. It is an Improvement upon the desiena-
lion given BY our heighb0r Of the Bullstin-
that Of "GensraL oPposiioa-" By whatever
name it may be called, It is a sweet compound.
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1. O. O. f

HOICE Dc % -hf 1e-t hfsat. rllrH H." FOL. .
y Manufacturer pr-a b. uuNHHTE
apIg-Iw Soufh-aasf owner ri Wau 1uH rHur-
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The President and Lord LyORs.---
What They Had Go say TO Each
other.
From hen r Times
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0tncrs
From meN 7 unies
WASHINGTON, April y.
Lord Lyons, on being presented to President
Baehanan to-day BY Secretary Cas-, made the
following remarks:
Mr.. President Ny first duty in address
ing you, as the Envoy Of Her Britannia Maj
esty, is in obedience to Her Msjesty's express
command, 10 assure yoa Of Der esteem and re-
gard for you, and Of her hearty wishes for the
welfare Of the great nation Of which you are
the Chief Magistrate. Her Majesty has moth
ing more at heart than 10 maintain The
f~rienship and good understanding 50 happily
existing between the government OF Great
Britain and that Of the United States. The
vast Importance Of the relations between the
two countries would cause me to tremble In
entering upon the duties Of the highly honor
able post 70 which the confidence Of my
sovereign has called me. I am sustained,
however, BY the conviction that the good viii
and kind feeling which animate the government
and the people viii remedy ny personal de-
fciencV. ] must entreat you, sir, 10 view with
Indulgence the humble efforts which I shall
constantly make to merit your appreciation,
and to give effect 70 the cordial and friendly
intentions Of the Queen and Of her Majesty's
Government. ! have now, sir, the honor g.
place in your hands the letter Of credence
which Her Majesty has been gIaciously pleased
10 sntrust to my care.
The President thus replied TO his Lordship
my Lord, I give yoa a cordial welcome, as
the diplomatic representative Of your Sovereign
70 the Government Of the United States. IRE
ceive with much gratifcationth e expression Of
Her Maiestv's hearty wishes for the welfare OF
the United states, as well as her earnest de-
sire to maintain the friendship and good IN
derstanding now 50 happily existing between
he respective Governments. These assur-
ance. proceeding from a sovereign who is uni
versally esteemed BY the people Of the United
States, and BY none Of them more than myself,
are calculated to produce the best effect o. the
relations between the two countries. On our
part, these sentiments are cordially Tecipro-
Gated towards Her Majesty and the British
people. You DO not, YOU cannot, too highly
appreciate the importance 10 the people, both
Of Great Britain and the United States, Of main
tanning most free, friendly commercial and
political intercourse with each other. This
desirable end will be best secured BY a frank
and manly diplomacy, so congenial to the
character Of the two nations, and 50 far as
known to US, to your own character"
Lord Lyons is . gentleman Of me personal
appearance and manly bearing, with a face
beaming with frsnkness and good nature. He
highly pleased with the first interview with
Mr.. Buchanan, and seemed 10 be agreeably
impressed with the manner and tone Of he
Presidents reply. He takes possession Of the
house and furniture INST IS It was occupied BY
Lord Napier, who leaves tomorrow for New
York
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A good deal Of excitement has been created
IN this city and throughout the country BY the
statement that an expedition has been fitted
oct from here 70 Cuba, and that that island is
on the eve Of witnessing another hibuster ex-
eitement ike that It experienced during the
Lopez invasions.
We have obtained the following facts in re-
laiion 20 the matter, from a reliable source /:
Don Jose Elias Hernandez, one Of the ex-
members Of the last Cuban Junta that was es-
tablshed in this city, left here about three
weeks since with a mail number Of Cuban
eNiles, on board Of an American schooner.
with the aToWed purpose Of throwing them
selves ASHORE on some part Of the eastern end
Of the island, and endsavoring TO create a rev
oiution- None Of the other members Of the
late Cuban gunta, nor Of the Americans that
were connected with their operations, have
any participation in the plans Of Senior Her
uandez, or have lent him any countenance in
bis present step.
On a former occasion this sane gentleman
sent from here a similar expedition, though on
a smaller scale, il being composed Of only two
men-Estrampes and Felix. Il will be re-
membered that these two persons were arrest
ed on board Of an American schooner in 1854.
before landing at Raracoa, and that Estrampes
was executed az Havana, while Felix was sent
to the Spanish prison al Ceuta, in Africa.
Rumor has largely augmented the number Of
Cubans that have gone with Senor Hernandez.
and We have reliable Information that be has
no connection with any American organization
Of character or numbers. Tn Cuban resi-
dents here do not sanction his present move
ment, which they look upon az the height Of
Quixotism and folly, though very many Of
them Eympathize with his wishes to see his
country freed from is subjuEation 70 Spain. Il
is not believed, either, that Ssnor Hernandez
has connections with any extensive organiza-
ton in Cuba, as be is known 70 hold social
views which are not entertained By the great
majority Of the people Of that island. Should
he expedition ever land in Cuba, o. which
there are strong doubts, it can do no good to
any one, and only bring destruction upon its
own members.
For reasons entirely disconnected with this
step Of SenoT Hernandez, our city has lately
been visited BY a number Of Spanish spies
These are continually finding new proofs Of
dc existsncs q a large hlibuster organisation
here, 10 operate against Cuba, and al kinds
q reports are circulated BY them. Among
he latest reports made BY hem 70 the Captain
General a. Havana, lie one stating that The Or
der Of the Sens Of Malta is the cover Of the
movement they pretend 70 have discovered.
While Il Is 70 Be regretted that any enthusiasts
should undertake an attempt like that We are
speaking q, their MOVEMENTS should not b.
looked upon as being an expression Of the pop
ui1T sentiment, either IN this country o. in
Cuha.-Nac York Herald.
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e. herehas just died atthe age of107 years,
in the Isle Of Antigone (Sea Of Marmora), a
retired patriarch of Con~stantinople, named
Konstsniics. He was bon In l752, and was
he son Of a goldsmith in the Lamar, educated
az the cost Of Catherine II, Of Russia, al
Kiev, subsequently head Of the convent on
Mount sinai, where he harbored Gen. Bona
parts, next metropolitan Of Alexandra, and,
on the murder q the Byzantine patriarch al
the Greek resurrection, elected head Of the
Greek Church. He has left many works on
Byzantine archaeology
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Il is related Of John Randolph, that
being once, as was supposed, upon his DEATH
be-, several persons who had been his enemies
called npon him % offer acts Of kindness.
Among others vas the late John c. Calhoun,
who desired a reconciliation with Randolph
before bis death, especially for his political
benefit Randolph received him kindly, and
accepted his profers Of sympathy, and freely
forgave him for his previous opposition, and
accepted an smicahle settlement Of all difhcul-
ties. Calhoun was delighted with this man
Hesitation Of Kindness, but what was his sur
prise When on taking leave of the exhausted
rnd, a. & was supposed, dying Randolph, the
LATTER called him back 10 his Bedside with this
exclamation "Now, Calhoun, remember, II !
get yell. all this goes for nOthing.- Re did
get sell, and took an active pert In politics,
but neter spoke to Calhoun again during the
balance Of BIS days. It did al 20 for nothing.
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HEERY WAED BERcHER's SEw CHURcH.-
The Trustees Of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
advertise fcf~plans ard estinates-Eith pre-
miaas Of $500, $50 snd Sl00-0r their new
mammoth church. The church Il 70 have ca
Pscity to seat 5000 people.
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SWadrSPS,
Partisan Fashions.

TIVE undersigned uuud respe -faly Iufrl fhe Isllrs
4 ~ Memphis and vicinity mr she ts taken r1Hus
over he -mllcrtrE store Of y. Gslturr. corner 81
Vain and Luiln streets. two lHr -run lf The DIS Erh
store lf 5peefs D1llho s. sfrulEe ami s. rHr I'm receipt
70 me --latest Paris ant New Orfesus fahIHuF- LffiHs nav
rFat ASSURED that nothils later San he procured b. the
IT Bridal. Evenmg and Party Dresses auf sr klllr
I n FancT Costumes ma.e O. 1rfrr. 1wI sf fhn .harfaf
I WIrr fau1--amI EIa@ A Wall