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No. ass NORTH Fraahila ssssst,
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We hare not room for tha names Of
the balance Of tha Committea. $50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

BosroN Sept 4.-Richard r. Westcott,
sent home by the American consul at Amster-
dam, charged with the murder OF John Brown,
seaman of the barque Mountaineer, was ex-
amined to-day before the U. S. Commissioner
Guild, who discharged the defendant, no evil
dence of a criminal character being offered.
The U. S. ship Vincennes was at Loando,
Africa, Aug a. All well.
The Ancient and Honorable Putnam Pha-
lanx, of Hartford, arrived in this city this at-
ternoon. They turned out one hundred and
tifty-six guns, and created great sensation as
they appeared in their ancient military cos
tune. Thousands were waiting in the vicinity
of the United States Hotel, curious to behold
the solid warriors Of Hartford They were
welcomed by speech from Mayor Lincoln,
and discharge of artillery. Tomorrow they
will be shown the sights, such as Bunker Hill,
&C., and in the afternoon they will be reviewed
on Boston Common. They are the objects OF
great attention on the part of our citizens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
California EIactinn. &c.

ST. Louis, Sept. 4.-The overland mail has
reached Jefferson City, with San Francisco
dates of the llth ut.
Sufficient returns had been received to in
sure the election of the entire Lecompton Dem
ocratic ticket. The Lceompton candidates for
Supreme Judge and State Printer, and the
two Lecompton candidates for members of
Congress, were also elected There was also
a very, large Lecompton majority in both
branches OF the Legislature. The people
reform ticket in San Francisco was elected by
a majority of from one to three thousand.
Just previous to the departure of the mail OF
of the 9th ult., Judge Perry challenged Sena'
tor Broderick, which the latter seems to have
accepted, as a meeting between the parties was
prevented on the l4th by the police.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

COTTUN Market DUH sales 4UU DuIes lhIuuIIHg up
lands at ll3c.
FLOUR-Recelpts 1874 bbls; sales 9iOO bbls; State
and Western very heavy and l0c lowers supcrne State
$3.50 $3.50; extra state $3.50 % 4,75 round hoop Ohio
$500 "a 5,i5; common to good extra Western Sl,Ij W
49, Southern dropping; sales 1860 bbls; mixed TO good
1910 % $40; fancy and extra $3.50 % 400 Canada super
nominal; extra lower; sales $50 bbls at 5.A a. G,lO
GRAIN Whent heavy and fully &c lowers sales 2S OOO
bush; Chicago spring g3c for No q Milwaukee club 96 q
81; rcd Iowa SlO3; white Michigan Sl2I @g l3l. Com
and firm; sales 200 BUSH mixed Western g5c
yellow southern W ~ 954c Oats dun and heavy South
and Jersey 80 20 3Sc; Northern and Western, 40 q
43c.
PROVISIONS-Bect heavy; sales 200 bbls; country
mess S. "a 5000 prime, - 40 $500 repacked Chicago
s6OO % $3.50 Pork lowers sales 1000 bills including
$50 bhs mess sellers option TO LIST N0v Sl52J; mess
Sl52j 90 1885, prime 1880 Lard firm. Butter steady
Ohio II 20 i7o State ~ @1 Gle Rice dull Sugars H. bet
ter on higher grades common hrm MuscovadO, 800 hds
81 40 6ic. Coffee frm RIO 100 bags lie; santos by
auction iliO bags lOe 20 He. Molasses more active
Mnscnvado. snles 100 hhds at y % 2Oe.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
The Crinlratars

New York, DC. 1.-The "Al England
Eleven cricketers are virtually victors in the
match between them and the % Americans.
On their first innings they made 80, and the
former made 1856. When the playing closed
at 5 P. NJ. to-day, the Americans were on their
second innings, and had 35-73 in all-which
left them SO behind:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
Filibusters, Official Hypocrisy, sc

New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-Collector Hatch
has refused a clearance OF the steamer Phia
dephia for Aspinwall because it is alleged the
steamer is engaged to take Gen. Walker and
two or three hundred men from Texas, Ala
bama, and elsewhere, now encamped below the
city, and ready to start for Nicararagua. They
are ostensiby bound to the Chniqui grave
digging and intending to leave on the 5th.
Later.-Gen. Walker and his men got off
last night, and sailed from Berwick's Bay this
morning in their own steamer, without clear
ance.
Accounts from the interior represent the cot
ton crop of Louisiana as first rate.
Advices from Pensacola are to the effect that
there are some hopes Of yet saving the steam
er Fulton, ashore on Santa Rosa Island.
Harry Maury commands Walkers steamer.
The Brownsville Flag says that the river is
fast disappearing.
Gen Degollado, with three thousand North
ern Mexicans, was marching south. General
Wool was reinforcing his army, which suffered
severely in the recent battle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
american Telegraph Office, Lincoln House Block.l
Kansas Constitution Accented.

LEAvENwoRTH, KANSAS, Sept 1.-The cleo
ton to-day on the question of the acceptance
or rejection of the Constitution, passed off
quietly. The adoption Of the constitution is
generally conceded. Leavenworth City gives
23l majority for the constitution. Atchson
townships give one majority in favor: the 9TH
or townships to hear from will increase it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
Far at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 4.-The receipts of the
fourth annual Fair, which closed yesterday,
were satisfactory. The display Of animals
was never, perhaps, equaled in this or any
OTHER country. The receipts reach nearly
fifty thousand dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
Mr.. Buchanan Pretends that he has Sought to
Restrain Filibusters, and expects us to be-

Restrain E1uDusLerS, anu 6Ap6CtS US 10 DE-
heve it.
WASHINGTON, Oct A month ago infor-
nation was received in this city, of filibuster-
ing movements against Nicaragua, although
the statement was not of sufficient importance
to justify the insurance of instructions to the
proper federal officers to exercise more than
ordinary vigilance. The President himself
suporintends these precautionary movements
The recent advertisements i'll the New Or
leans papers as to the start for Chiriqui on the
LIST of October, added to other accommodating
suspicious circumstances attending the alleged
invasion of Nicaragua. But ON inquiry of the
collector at Mobile, nothing had been heard
to confirm the truth of the report SO far
as that port is concerned. Within the
present week reliable information has been
received here and was stated in the
general newspaper dispatch yesterday that
a large number of strangers were in New
Orleans, including many prominent persons,
said to have been heretofore connected with
tiliDustering enterprises, and this, together
with other circumstances, created a suspicion
to the mind of Collector Hatch that they med
itated an unlawful expedition. Late last night
hundred Of them left that city, the presump-
ton being tEat they had gone to the Balize to
await vessel. A clearance for the steamer
Philadelphia for Chinqui, but which the Col
hector refused for the reasons above stated
the agent of the steamer was persistent, and
again applied for clearance, but met no bet
Ter success than at first. Of these facts our
government is informed, and probably they
are the only ores from authentic sources in its
possession. 1t is believed that this subject
was to-day a matter of cabinet consultation.
Orders have been dispatched by the telegraph,
to the commanding officer at Baton Rouge, tor
entretain and holding the federal military i'll
reserve to be used if necessary, as posse
Uomitatus for the enforcement of the laws. 1t
is believed here, and the facts which have just
transpired, seem to warrant the conclusion
that the tilibusters SO arranged their plans as
to avail themselves of the advantages afforded
by the reopening of the Nicaraguan transit
route for the accomplishment of their design.
The administration is determined, by all
means in its power including the land and ma
val forces, to compel respect to the neutrality
law. The Instructions to Dimintry are par
ticular with reference to the re-opcning of the
transit, and as both governments have assented
to the Lamar Clarendon treaty, it is sup
posed Nicaragua will offer no obstacle to the
passage of the mails The presence of the
Postmaster General in New York in connec-
ton with the last named subject, is express
i've of the interest the government has in the
fullfilment of the johnson contract.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
Flora Temple at ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, OF. 4.-The race in Abbey Park
this afternoon, between Flora Temple, Prin-
cess and Ike Cook, was won by Flora in three
strait heats. Time, 2.254t, 2,251 and 2.28.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

Grover a. Baker Celebrated NoiseIeHs
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. New styles-prices
from $50 sl25; lemmers, s. extra These machines
from two spOOs. purchased from the store requr
ing no rcwlndng thread they ben fell, gather and
stitch In superior STYLE finishing each seam Dy thelr
Operations without recourse to the manu- nevulc us
Il required by other machines. They viii 10 better ana
cheaper sewing than seamstress can oven she works
for one cent hour ......... . ,,,,.,
Onces VI Exhibition aud Sale, at BRYANT SHELL
D0NS, Mechanics Hall Worcester; IL summer street,
Boston; l05 Broadway New York dly Vt4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
Auttions.

BY +. Il. LAMSON,
EARM AT AUCIION-Wi be sold at
Il Public Auction on MONDAY the 10th dav of Octo
Der next at O'Clock the Farm situated in West
Mbury seven miles from Worcester, and known as the
Jacobs Farm The farm contains seventy acres of the
best of land and is in first rate condition, with good
buildings The barn has been built within three years
with cellar under the whole. good supply of Fruit
Trees, and abundance of neyerfailing soft water
Terms of sale made easy. \. c. H0VEY.
West Millbury, Sept 2S, 1883. deod&w2w"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

Reliable orders from the trade, by mail telegraph,
filled, on application to AUSTENS,, Agents,
SO Pearl Street, New York.
Kerosene is also to be obtained at the Manufacturers
Prices, of all the New York Wholesale Druggists Gro
GERS, Camphene, and Burning Fluid Manufacturers and
Dealers in Lamps.
n. B.-KER0SENE is The trademark Of The Kerosene
Oil Co., and all persons cautioned against asng The
said trademark for other oils. dos3m o3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

HOAONCEE OhI > a IL Il II II U M.
WORCESTER THEATER
will open for Dramatic Season ON MONDAY or TUES
DAY NEXT,
Actual and Responsible Manager.
Mr.. GEO. PAUCEFORT,
where will be offered all the attractive novelties COM
bncd with old tavorite and sterling productions.
The talented and accomplished
Mrs. GEO 0. PAUNGEFO RT,
will appear at the commencement of the season in her
faYor1tc and popular dclineat0ns, supported by
AN EXCELLENT COMPANY
The manager has the pleasure to that the Theaer
will be embelished
WITH NEW AND ATTRACTIVE SCENERY,
and he also begs leave to submit the ladies and gem
temen of Worcester that he has negotiated
with various
POPULAR STARS
that the public Of Worcester may novelty and at
traction during his lease.
The whole under the direction of
Mr.. L O. PAUNC EFORT.
Fun particulars win anpear in future bills. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05
N E w B 0 o X S

NJ E w b O o X S |!
Recolectons by Samuel Rogers.
Miss Sllmmens and other papers, by Mrs. Mark Pea
body, with humorous illustrations.
Dunallan; or know what you lndge, by grace kenne-
Hanly st. John, Gentlemen, or the Flower of Hun
l4-75, by John Esten Cooke. author Of rhe Virginia
Comedians Heather Stocking and Silk, "Ihe Last Of
the Foresters, y etc, etc.
From Dawn to Daylight or the simple story of West
ern home, by minister's wife.
Life and Travels OF Alexander Won Humboldt, with
Introduction, by Bayard TAYLOR.
Two Years of Preacher Life or Chapters from Au-
photography by VIM Henry Milburn, author Of 1.-THE Ri
file Axe, and "Saddc Bags"
Life and Liberty in America, or Sketches of Tour in
the United States and Canada III l65I1S, by Chas Mac
kay, LII. d., with illustrations.
Travels in Greece and Russia, with an Excursion to
Crete, by Bayard Taylor
temporary persons and events, by his Son. Thomas Per-
cival i.untng,
tanning the proceedings Of that celebrated assembagc
held In the 1851 with the papers read In It's sessions
the games played IN the grand tournament and the
agens entered IN the problem tourney together with
worlds, by Daniel willard Fiskc NJ. A.
Forty Years IN the Wilderness of Pills and Powders,
Sylva's World Crimes which the Law does reach,
by the author Of BUSY Moments of an Idle Woman"
etc.
A First Lesson in Natural History, BY Actca.
Rat and his Friends, by John Brown, M D.
The Physical Geography of the Sea by NJ. r. Maury,
Ill d.. o. =. N, Superintendent Of tho National Observ
otory. An entirely new edition, with addenda.
The Bernms, novel, by Anthony Tr0lloYe author of
"Barbhcster Towers" doctor Ihorne . etc.
Adam Bcde, by Geo. Eliot author Of "scenes of Cleri
cal Life.
For sale ut
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

q. IL. Hurr, NJ. ID, Homeopathic Physician, No;
Pearl Street Office hours from 10 W A. N. ana 10
and TO aP.M. dJn' Oh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-05

) remaining In the
t. 5, 1853.
Kegar. William L
LAGARE, Louis
Lyon, miss
Lindsey, A p
Iceland, ClIas
Liverln0re, Catherine W
Lains, Geo Z
Loring, John w
Leonard, John
Leland. miss Mary J
Lang, Mary
Lawrence, n
Lewis, )
Lacrosse, Suprien
MAYO, Clemence
Mclaughlin, Mary Ann
McCarly, Catharine
Mortified IL Wooster
Merriam Il Holden
Murphy, Daniel
Miles, Chas
Miller, Edward
Moon, L A
Morse, j IL A
Middleton, Josiah
Maynard, John j
Miller, james
MeSner, Joseph
Morton, Louisa
Mcdonald, Margaret
Mcidinns, Michael
MCSweeny, Patrick
Moore, stephen Il
Mcfarland, Waiter
NEWTON, Georgianna
Norton, Albert
Newton, Dr Geo
Medley, John :
Newton, miss Laura L
Newton, miss Sarah
Niles, Zandzo
ODWAY, S
PERRY, miss Adeliza
Paterson, A NJ
Peterson, A I T
Pierce, mrs A NJ
Pullman, Henry, NJ
Pllmer, Geo " Go
Paine, Geo 5
Parker, j Il
Paine, John ID
Powers, Mary
Parker, mrs Mary
Pond, William
RIDER, AS
Robinson, Curtis L
Rice, G A
Richardson, Levi
RUockw0od, mrs Maria G
Rice, miss Mary l.
Rhyin, Margaret
Rice, X Is
Rumney IL Barnham
SClluLLEY, Ann Eliza
Stebbins, Albert 2
Smith, Albert
Stevens, A
ST John, miss Euphrasia
Sherwin, Homer
Schmidt, G A
Smith, Joseph
Jtone, John V
Sawyer, miss Ida
SandersOn, John w
Stoddard, j c
Stewart, Lucy A
Segere, miss mary E
Smiley, miss NJ A Ii
Stillnnan, miss Mattee
SOuthgate Y Smith
Stearns, miss S Jennie
Spence, Thomas
Severance, VIM ii
TARBELL, miss Carrie
Thayer, mrs Elizabeth A
TAFT, Ii 5
Towley, S V,
Tenny, Jacob
TAFT, Jacob Il
Tracy, NJ
Temple, c X
ThOmien, Joseph
UPTON, Mary +
WOODWARD, d A
Walker, Chas
Wetberbee, G X
Warren, Chas d
Woodstock, Chas II
Williams f +
Walden, Geo II
Whittemore, Henry S
Ware Geo n
Willis, Geo
Wilde. mrs Jane b
Watts, Isaac
Warehouse, James
wellington, j II
Wetherell, mrs Judeth
Williams, John j
Wood, j q
Woodward, James
Whiting. |. A
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Weeds, mrs NJ } 5
Washburn, miss Mary j
Walsh, Michael
Warren, mrs Sarah
Wood, mrs Sarah Z
Wallace. w
YOUNG, Alpheus
Young, Almira
Young, Giles w
York, Robert
letters please say they are
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Aetu advertisements,

I IST OF LETTERS
IL Post ONCE, Worcester, DC
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Arlington, Alice
Aver, DIR j G
Adams, John j
Aspinwall, Oliver G
Aldrich. miss ; A
BALDWIN, Chas III
Barber. mrs Augusta Il
Brown, A
BastOu, mrs Abbie u
Brown, 4 Is
Bail, David ii
Benson, Ghas Il
brigham, mrs Z A
I;igeluw, Edward ID
Benis, Euge e
Burke, Ed ward
Butterlicld, Edwin
liigelOw. miss Fannie
liusbee, ii Z
BragdUn, Gilbert b
barber, Geo +
Butterworth. John
blanchard, Josephine
Blandin, mrs Lucy
Bickford, miss Nellie L
Berian, mrs Mary l.
BicktUrd, Samuel A
Bailey, 5 Henry
Barrett, Samuel ID
Buckley, William
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