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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-30

ANTE-PRANDIAL.-&he Directors of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad, now in this
city, will take trip over the road, to-day, for
the purpose of inspecting its condition, the
state of its bridges, &C., and dine together at
Nashua.
The members of the Douglas Axe Manufac-
turing Company stayed over last night in this
city, and will have their usual annual dinner
at Douglas, to day.
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"CoUNTERPARTs" is the title of new novel
by the author of "Charles Auchester" If IT
is half as good as that, it has merit enough 10
deserve wide circulation. Z is published in
Boston, in cheap form, by Mayhem & Baker,
and is for sale here by E. Mellen, Jr, and by
s, Thompson & Co.
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LITERARY ANNIvERsARIEs.-The anniver-
sary exercises of Newton Theological Semi
nary commenced on Monday. The classes in
Biblical Literature and Theology were exam
ined on that day, by Professors Ripley and
Hovey. Rev. A. t. Train, of Haverhill, read,
graphical essay of his father, the late Rev.
Charles Train, of birmingham. Tuesday eve-
ming, the annual address before the Knowles
Rhetorical Society of the Institution was de-
livered by Rev. S. L. Caldwell, D. D., of
Providence, r. l. The subject of his address
was Literature-their natural relation and in
fuence, especially in the culture of the preach
er. On Wednesday the annual address was
delivered before the Society of the Alumni, u
Rev Jacob r. Scott, of Yonkers, and the an
niversary exercises took place at the Baptist
Church.
The annual exhibition of the Lawrence
Academy, at Groton, was held Monday and
Tuesday, Among the nine graduates were
John H. Butler of Leominster and William H
Putnam Of Lunenburg. The institution is in
fourishing condition.
The l05th anniversary of Columbia College
New York, was held this week The honora
ry degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred
on Rev. Alexander S. Leonard, Rector O
Emanuel Church, Rev. George II. Hough
ton, Rector of the Church of the Epi
phany, all in New York; Rev. Alexander
G. Mercer, Rector of Trinity Church, New
port, R. L, and Rev. William bod of Prince
ton, N. Y The degree of Doctor of Laws
was conferred on William NJ Gillespie, Pro
fessor in Union College, Schenectady, and Oh
Samuel Tyler, Esq, of Frederick, Md.
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City ann County gntelligente.

The WARM SEAsoN.-The disabilities of
summer were, yesterday, seriously felt the first
time for the season. Thermometers ranged
fans all over the house. Gentlemen put on
turn down" collars to avoid the imputation of
having ''wited." Out of doors the effect ofthe
positive expression of the atmosphere was
equally impressive. There was a general flu
sion and agreement of all parties on the single
question of the weather, individuals being al
lowed to think as they pleased upon all Others
Towards evening there were manifest signs of
concession, and the heavens sent down show
ers of tears for the rest of the night.
SABBATH SCHOOL PICNICs.-The members
of the Sabbath School connected with the
Church Of the Unity, of this city, with their
pastor, Rev Mr.. Shipper, had picnic at
Long Pond Grove, near Davis Cottage, yes
terday afternoon. About two hundred left the
Foster street depot by the special train at one
O'Clock, accompanied by Fiske's Cornet Band
Several hours were most agreeably spent in
music, singing, and various entertainments,
the company separating themselves, into
groups, in various parts of the grove at
four O'Clock they were called together, and
partook of the bountiful collation. which had
been provided by the gratuitous contributions
of various members of the Society.
After the collation., the company separated
anew, into parties, enjoying themselves to the
utmost. With the exception of slight show
or which came up just before the cars left for
home, nothing happened to mar the pleasure
of the excursion. May there be many more
such excursions.
The members of the Sabbath Schools con-
nected with the Methodist Episcopal churches
in Fitchburg, Lunenburg, Clinton, and Oak
dale, with number from Leominster Berlin,
and other adjoining towns, had picnic with
their Sterling friends, at Sterling junction
Grove, yesterday. The numbers present were
estimated at from 600 to 1000 j. G. Lane Of
Leominster, presided. The Superintendent
of the various Sunday Schools in the towns
represented, made reports relative to their
condition, which were of a cheering character.
Speeches pertinent to the occasion were made
by DR.. Andrews, of Oakdale, Rev. Mr.. Park
hurst of Leominster, B. M. Smith, of Wor-
cester, and Rev. Mr. Fairbanks, of Berlin.
The exercises were interspersed with excellent
singing by the choir, and an additional hour
was spent in short speeches, dialogues, &C., by
the children.
The collation., which was provided by the
members of the various schools, was ample,
and was partaken of with good zest. The
company separated for home at a little before
five o'clock, on the departure of the trains for
Fitchburg and Groton.
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Police CoURT- Wednesday.-Wm Magen-
mis-, for disturbing the peace on Sunday last,
was fined So and costs.-John Stuart was ar
rested for drunkenness, plead guilty, disclos-
ed, and was discharged. On complaint of Off
Ger Warren, A. Kittredge was brought up for
on Stuart's testimony, was convicted. He re-
-ceived the usual sentence, appealed, and gave
bonds
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THE PLUMER PETITIoNs.-We understand
that upwards of one thousand names, among
which are those of many of our most distin-
guished citizens, have been given, in this city,
to the petitions praying for the reprieve of
Plumer.
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THE WAcHUsETT FISHING CLUB, Commo-
dore Bentley, which made a tour of all along
shore, last summer, via Norwich, intend
having another excursion, this summer,
off Newfoundland, starting from Boston, on a
codfishing cruise. The club had meeting last
evening to take preliminary steps in reference
thereto
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-30

WEST BoYLsToN.-Edwin Scolley was
brought before Trial Justice E. NJ. Hosmer
Tuesday, for being drunk, fined 50 and COSTS
($6 1877 paid up, and was discharged.
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BAY STATE MARKET.-Mr. Thomas Gates's
new market, at the corner of Main and Ex-
change streets, will be opened for the first time
tonight. 1t is a model establishment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-30

Beal, at No IL Pper's Block, will make you a Photo
graph Ambrotype, or Letertype, that cannot fail to
please. He makes 25c trash therefore can AFFORD
to give you moneys worth. Copying done in the
neatest manner and warranted to give satisfaction Pho
tographs from small Daguerreotypes, enlarged to any
size required. Don't forget the place. Room No IL Pr
pers Block, over Oak Hall. Ii. L BEAL
jcl4 diff
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DIED.

In this city, June 49, Martha NJ only daughter of Luz
Glen B. and Mary Drury, "A.
In Phlpson June 26, Mrs. Kesiah, widow of the late
Capt Nathan Brown, 95.
In this city, June 2S Leila, daughter of Horatio b. and
Mary A Spooner, aged month and 10 days.
Funeral on Thursday at O'Clock NJ. at their resi-
dence, 81 Pleasant street Relatives and friende in
yited to attend
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III. #. Bishop, Dentist, Office No IA Pearl street
Dr. Bishop would call attention to the reputation which
he has acquired in the preservation of the teeth by his su
peror filings Persons wishing artificial teeth invited
to consult him. He will furnish all kinds in the APP
proved styles of workmanship. Electricity and Anas-
thetcs used for extracting teeth whenever practicable
Office at his residence IA Pearl street. div dis
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Mrs. EVInsIoSV's Soothing Syrup, for Chill
dren Teething.Ihis valuable preparation is the pre-
scription of of the most experienced and skiui
nurses in New England and has been used with
failing success in thousands of cases
1t not only relieves the child from pain but invgoraes
the stomach and bowels acdity and gives tone
and yigor to the whole system.
1t will almost instantly relieve gripping in the bowels
and overcome cOnvusons, which, if not speedily
died, end in death.
We believe it the best and remedy in the world
in all cases of Dysentery and Diarrhea in children
whether it arises from teetng from any other
Look well for the genuine article, with fac-simile of
CURTIS Il PERKINS, New York, on the outside wrap
per, without which none is genuine.
Price % cts per bottle and sold by Druggists through
out the world
GEO. r. SPUR, wholesale and retail Agents for Wor
cester. deodawtf iel
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Speflal Clothes.

"A Military MeetIng.-Gen we have the
honor to inform that the members and friends of the
late jackson Guards of Worcester, are organized and
formed into ranks again, an independent Military Com
pany. They have already forty or fifty members they
have also elected respectable citizen for their Capta
Mr. j. McCaherty. They held their meeting on Tues
day evening last the 2Sth ins in Harrison Bliss Hail.
ON Mechanic street, where Mr. McCaerty presided and
accepted the command with a very enthusiastic and in
terestng feeling towards the Emmett Guards the name
which the members choose TO call their cOmpanv they
also invite their friends and all others who wish TO be-
come members, or take interest IN the cause to meet on
FRIDAY Evening next, July LIST, for the purpose of
rasactng any further business which the company may
ie3O d6tt
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monitor of Death; relieve the pain and Won ehec& tb
disease. ' NN "io
Prof De Grath's Electric Oh is the marvel or tho No..
for the following mot everything: "s''
WARRANTED TO
Cure Fever and Ague in one day:
Cure Chills in five minutes;
cure Group In one night;
Cure Deafness IN two to four days;
Cure Burns and Sealds In ten minutes:
a, cure sprains, Wounds and Bruises in from one IN
Cure lnfammatonIin one day;
cure Neuralgia, Group Toothache, Burns in ten min
Cure ilemorrhage, Scromla, Assesses, in ten DAYS.
lure bruises, Wounds, letter, in ono to three DAYS.
Cu,e E I,i sun Neck, Ague, In one day;
cure felons, Broken Breast, Salt Rhum In tbrao a.,
six days; "' III 'nree 10
Cure Qninsy papitation Pleurisy in one TO ten dovs
days. f'f INV W '"ehy
:, Cures Frosted Feet Chlbains, Stiff Joints Chronic
ade Nv Vail 1Ure innronl scarlet Fever and the lame
rms on QDe Grath's) Is mild and pleasant and is
eiyat AMY Medicine for children teethng, &e.
, hdlcs should all use II. 1t always leaves you better
thh II nnds YOU and one bottle often entirely.
AFFLICTED THIRTEEN YEARS AND CURED IN ONE WEEK.
Head letter from Rev. James Temple.
PHILADELPHIA June a, 1856
prof DE Grat 81 have been afflicted for thirteen years
been unable to sleep soundly walk any distance for
many years past Last week got bottle Of your
and To-Day am e new man NJ vie sGS~ Would N So ws
lieve her eyes Your Electric Oh has done In week
what the physicians Of Philadelphia failed to do in thir
Wv" '''''' Rev. JAMES TEMPLE, $40 south-st.
DEAFNESS CURED.
NEW HAVEN, May 10, 1856.
Prof De Grath my brother has been deaf f6r three
years After trying many things he used your OIL few
CLIFFORD II. scoANToN.
CAuTfoN.-Ihcre are numerous limitations sprung I'M
the reputation TINT my article has acquired The pu-
lie must beware They are worthless. dSw3m ic3o
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MusIc-To-night, if the weather permits
Joslyns Cornet Band will play on the Com
mon.
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l.. h. Nichols, NJ. d., Homeopathic PhysI-
ci;snOice and residence liz Main street Office hours
from to B. and to O'Clock D. m.
Worcester, October 20, 1858. diff
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Read A. Y. Thompson & Co.'S advertisement They
have commenced great closing out sale of their stock
of Dry Goods at reduced prices.
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y
O'Clock this afternoon
l. Friends; Thomas Earle.
z. Church of the Unity Il. p. Woodward.
3. st. AIMS Walter Henry.
4. Central; G. M. Miles.
b. Quinsigamond; G. +. Washburn.
9. Union; Z. l.. Moen.
Z. Laurel street; l.. w. Pond.
8. Park street; j. Q. Maynard.
y. Thomas street; j. A. Tfowbridge.
10. Old South; Martin Stowe.
ii. Adams Square d. Il. Lawry.
y. First Baptist; Benz Goddard 3D..
IL. All Saints; G. B. Whiting
IA. Universalist; VIM. Mecorney
10. South Worcester; Arson Bangs.
IL. lions Church j. c. oowbray.
II. Salem street; =. b. Gilbert.
IL. Second Advent; 5. ID. Barker.
49, Temple street; Henry Murray.
70 First Unitarian; G. A. Wheeler.
n Free Church and Spirituaist; VIM A.
Wilson.
". Third Baptist; A. l.. Benchley.
70. Pleasant street Baptist; X. r. Shepard.
"a. Tatnuck r. Blasdell.
rs. Mission Chapel; VIM. NJ. Chase.
rs. New Worcester; A. w. Curtis.
The members of the.general committee are
reminded of the adjourned meeting this eve
ming at the City Hall. A full attendance is
requested
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photographs, (Plafn];
photographs, (Colorcd in on;
photographs, (COlored with Water Colors);
Photographs, Touched with India Ink)I
Cuttings Patent Ambrotypes;
SphereOtypcs;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MeIainOtypes, &c, &c.
The foregoing part Of the many productions Of m.
Photographic Art, daily produced at the Union Art
Gallery. l97 Main Street SP00NER tE LINCOLN
Inc pictures made at this Gallery, acknowledged
superior in every respect. diff nvi0
Haywood, opposite the Lincoln House, has anotbe
lot OF Caters for 50 cents and Slips for 80 cents
ie25 dtf
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Richmond az TrOwbridge, 265 Main street AIer
chant Talors, and dealers in Ready Made Clothing Con
stantly ON hand large assortment of Gentlemens Fur
nishng Goods Fashionable garments made to order at
short notice the quality of goods and entire
satisfaction given. diff mch9
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f. A. EIdred, 247 Main street. has one of the best
assortmens OF Hats, Caps Gents Furnishing Goods,
SHIRTS Collars, Bosoms, Suspender Umbrellas Canes
Trunks Carpet Bags &c. &c, be found in the city
ana at the lowest cash prices. d3m jel3
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THE FLORAL PRoCEssIoN.-The gentlemen
named below, having been appointed marshals
for the Sabbath School Floral Procession july
Attn, are requested by the chief marshal, Mr..
Washburn, to meet at the City Hall at Al
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HOilOway's Ointment and Pills the unan
the nineteenth century The Ointment whom appiied to-
the surface penetrates to the hidden radx root of the
dfsase-angmentng the of the Pills in exppln
the cause of sickness in almost every alnent that man il
heir to- Sold at the mandatory, No. so Maiden Lane
New York, and by all Druggists 25c CSC and 81 per
box. d6t ia5sN
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George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERTAKRR AND
COFFIN WAREHousE.-Conins, Caskets, Patent Metallic
Burial Cases and Robes of every description ALWAYS ON
hand. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKEr Of ali
sizes
Every thing connected with the of funeral
promptly attended to. No. 80 Front street, residence
front street, worcester, Mass. dawtf my2S
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prof. DE GRATH'S ELECTRIC

THE ELECTRIC OIL-Eectric Cures-Pan is the nro
disease. ~ ~ ~" N"eeh inc
Prof DC Graths Electric Oh Is the marvel of the AGA
for the following tnot everything: WV "s''
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Mapes's NItrOgcnizetI Super-phOsphates of
Lime, and Mapess Improved Super phosphate of Lime
of the best fertilizers in constantly for sale by
DRAPER d CLARK,
ap5 diff s. and 81 Front street.
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Having tried various articles stop my hair from fall
ing of, without any effect have used two bottles
of Curtss Cure for Badness which has completely stop
ed my hair from falling. cordially recommend il to all
as the best preparation have found
HENRY BUTLER.
For sale in Worcester by all Druggists and in Boston
by Chas Richardson IL Co., Geo. c. Goodwin " Co.. NJ.
s. Burr Co. Weeks Potter, and by all Druggists in
the omitted States and Canadas.
j. NJ. CURTIS, Proprietor, Providence, r. |.
mi2l diff
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Place to get really superiorPhOtograph,D aguer-
reotype Ambrotype, any other kind type
old and well tried Picture Gallery, Nos lG and II
rngton Corner Everybody knows Tapev, and he still
lives at the old place and make pictures that everybody
IS pleased With HENRY j. REED, Proprietor.
je29 diff G. 4. 1APLEY Artist.
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UnriVaIled PhOtOgraphs.-Wew would invite the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity to call and examine
our mammoth collection on exhibition at the Union Art
Gallery 1871 Main ST. Fiske a. Goddard's Jeyvelry
Store. SP0ONER 81 LINCOLN diff mch3l
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Mrs. =. Goodwin, an experienced and success
full Midwife holds herself in readiness day night
attend TO the duties OF her profession Residence Is
Austin street. dtf o24
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On h a.. rev. Mr. weIes Mr. CHARLES FAIR 70 Miss =.
SeIING, eldeet daughter OF the late ID. ,n
Spe'Ine, Of Ne~ . ".''o,
H.u--Rusxu ~ tois city, on wednesday evening
y,b ~ bv the Rev ,'r De~rt, CURTIS r. HALL 10 KArs
y HucEn eldest aaosb. OF the lac D. e. Ruc9eI.
sIrmgoeld. M. pas lease COPY
KrLy-DmKs.In Br oos u 90 radrs lay eveSsng Feb
a. by the Rev VIM Keee.n JAMES II. KELLY 70 Mas
ALmRA L. mIKs, both OF the firn"r pace.
bmA-VAr VKcIrxS.-In BOO. 'pn, on Wedncsaay,
Feb a. by the Rev. A. Sm th, Ca RIOS MskA o. NO
foa, 10 CosSsrIA G. daughter Ut the late J T. wan
VechteD, OF Albany.
NEwuL-IIvINosroS At Livingston, Columbia county,
" Wednesday Feb 20, at the brides residence. by
the Rev Mr. sI HsRY NEwELL Of Rondout, 70 Mss JAM
THORN LIVINGSTON.
PBs1rs-Poa1xa lancaster Penn, on Tuesday
dephia, OLIVER PHELPS Jr OF Cananisig N Y, TO SA-
RAN LOUISA, daughter OF the late Geo. Porter Governor
OF Michigan.
TysES-BARSEs.-AtN New Dorp Staten Island, on Tues
dag, Feb Is, by the Rev Mr. Reluke, Mr.. j. r. TYsEs
Mics LOUISA H. BARsEs, daughter Of Geo. Barnes Esq,
all OF the former place.
sco1T-SAwYKR In Williamsburg, Thursday, Feb
~ oy the Rev samuel Baker, HaSKY W. SOOrr 70 MSS
EMMA SAWYER, all Of Williamsburg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Wednesday, Feb. %. at ST.
Johns church Yonkers by the Rev A. Carter, d. d.,
Gen. Ws ". ScRuoHAM TO Mas MARY KMusGER, all OF
YonkeTs.
SwArruD-HAwBrs-OnT Tuesday Feb. %, by the
Rev. Charles X. lmbre, WI e. SwAFpTEID, Of Milwaukee
to CARMK daughter OIL Richard Hawkins, ESQ OF Jersey
City.
VInE-CIoesoS.-In Brooklyn, tn seday, Feb 90, by
the Rev. N. f Smith, ARCHIBALD r. vIgLe TO HsLES A
eldest daughter OF Mr.. N H. Ciossop, all OF Brooxyn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT the Rutgers street church, 10
this city, on Wednesday, Feb rs. by the Rev De- Krebs,
HANNAH RAscH daughter OF the late Francisco Banchi
OF this city.
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Political Intelligence.

THE STRING ELEcToSs--Four State elections will take
place this spring, viz: New Hampshire, March s. Cou-
necticut, April a; Rhode Island April 8, aud Virginia,
May 20. in each of these States Governor is to be
chosen and also members TO the Congress. The
suits viii be looked for with great deal OF ntcrs,
they may possibly foroshadow the turn which the lt
cal organizations each State may take in the Presidential
canvass Of next year. strong fight taking place in
New Hampshire between the democrats and republicans,
and although the latter have welded the power for the
last two three years. the democrats very acty
and have strong hopes Of In Rhode Island
Connecticut the black republicans have such tight gci)
upon the people that those States almost consdere
past redemption. Virginia will be the great battl'
ground. The old line wings, having been galvanized nt,
working order by some powerful battery, hav
marshaiod the opposition, who already making very
respectable show and have created lutterng the
democratic ranks Letcher and Goggin, the candi-
dates Tor Governor will stump the State each assisted
most likely by Bolts and Senator Hunter. The Congress
sional districts will all be thoroughly canvassed by
various candidates for 10 House of Represents
tives and the voters Of Virginia enough Il
politics before the canvass over the fault sl tler
own.
ESrKRPruR.The fifteen column speech Of John 81 Bott
oenvored IN this city the I'D nst was pubhs cd &,
Richmond the next morning after it's delivery II pso
oaoiy mad been In type week BEFORE
wnGGRRy-An agitation il eo,ps on in some parts Of
MISSISSIPPI lending to the reorganization OF the wing
party in that State.
NEW JERSEY sENhroR-John c. Ten Eyck OF Mount
Holly, N. j. spoken OF man most hkoly to sue
coed the Hon. William Wright In the United states Senate
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people there are no ether classes than those which IN
their own eeoest,csI q 'ds the people take uot tn
o. N nor auds they will pevor be moro th sn the
b. Pgars Of their bread the mercy Of tho prop rty
classes Those who have III implements OF labor
tyran,s OF the people Who How them only pttaace
instead OF the people having tie legm ATE fruits Of the
labor. The right To labor tha right or the people TO
enjoy themselves what they produce vita their labor
Mons. lie CuCHy made appeal 20 AL the members OF
TIE informal Society unite again 10 study tbs PROB
lens OF socialism, for the benefit OF the working classes 10
the future. They To uot. oite or NOT to meet at
tie table, but 10 work for progress They were to ba
serious work that II cannot DO sad OF Others,
"lhty have forgotten uotbing, nor eirnet nothing On
Sunday hext there If 10 be meet ng here Come all.
(fes, yes) he then sung the Marianne"
Ellie cot conqnerir la terfe,
La Marianne mes aulonfs.
Following this Mons DIX JACQUES e1itor Of the Libera
toue appeared on the stage, ana read lengthy al
Dress in not bal limitation OF the Lamentations of
Jeremiah. His speech thoroughly socialist. aud al
vocaed the o. the present order OF married
relations, and all instltutoDsa splendid specimen OF
free lover He awfuly tedious but the audience sat
him through. The heaviness u the speaker ortu-
naiy relieved by song from young lady In her teens
Gle credo republican,"
which was loudly cheered, II suited admirably the
taf h. or the contiues.
The "Narseiaise after wards sung, aud with the
celebration ended, and the rev0ut onists little after
eleven O'clock separated satisfied that they were the
eepe' ators OF the world
The company just what the speeches ndcate-oon-
posed OF the OF the revolution. Not speaker SAID
confirm They seemed the very picture Of Revolutionary
and baTricade heroes. Certainly the Emperor OF tue
French lost friends when they left the shores Of the
pre-.