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December 80, lS5S.-3lly,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25
Contents of Browns Garnet Bag.

WASHINGTON, Oct. PA number of the
papers brought from the insurgents camp at
Harper's Ferry, and in the possession of the
government, will be published in the Constitu-
ton tomorrow. Some of them are signed
John Smith, in the handwriting of one of the
sons of Ossawotomie Brown. The documents
show that the conspiracy extended through
out portion of New York and New Eng
land, and in some towns in Pennsylvania.
One letter says :-"Our hands so far are COM
ing forward better than expected" The pa
per gives the number of pickaxes, shovels, and
articles of personal property, together with the
bill for the same, while others ask for money.
Of b. S." of Concord, N. H., subscribes 500.
There is a letter of the date of Oct. l, in which
the writer says that he was in Ashtabula
county, Ohio, and met with some success.
"Our old friend, j. II. g." he says, "took
stock to the amount of SO. ="
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MI. Giddlngs at PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24.--Hon. Joshua r.
Giddings, of Ohio, delivered his lecture on
scenes in Congressional life, this evening, at
Concert Hall. Before entering upon his theme,
he announced, that, on Friday evening next,
he would speak on the nsurrecton riots caused
by the institution of slavery, and would give
all he knew regarding the late sad affair at
Harper's Ferry, and also what he knew of pub.
lie opinion on the different projects for the
abolition of slavery. Mr.. G. then went on
with his lecture. When mention of the name
of Gov. Wise was made, and met will cries OF
derision from the audience, he was heard to
say that he had reason to think highly of that
gentleman, for his honorable support in a try
ing moment of his (Giddings') career. His
remarks obtained much applause.
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Emlarants Killed by Indians.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Commissioner of
Indian affairs Greenwood has returned to W..
after six weeks absence, during which time he
has made arrangements with the Sacs and
Foxes of the Mississippi, and with the Kaw
Indians of Kanzas. He visited nearly all the
Indian tribes in Kanzas and Nebraska, and ex-
presses qualification at the result OF bis numer-
Gus interviews with them, and says that they
are anxious to adopt the pursuits of civilized
life, as they can no longer depend upon the
chase. This has become the policy of the
government
The sloop-of-war Vincennes, having been
absent ON the African Coast for two years, has
been ordered home.
Jesse Gay has resigned his commission as
ship engineer in the navy.
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BY f. w. VAIL.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

SIVItT IU MIN I.-Ihe SubSCrIber has
recently htted up the well known business stand for
merry occupied by 4. NJ MerIck, and Lamb Il Merrich.
IN me center OF sturbrdge, Mass first class store
ana is deslrous of renting it to good business man
Iherc ~ no opening in Worcester County that affords
greater inducements for merchant ac1iainted with
country trade The premises will be let to good ten
ant Application made to the undersigned either by per,
dress Mrs IAVIGIS r MI ]Auf
OF d4w - Sttrhr;d - p
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Funeral of Robert P. nnnlan.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct. 24.-The funeral of
Hon. Robert P. Dunlap took place at Bruins
wick to-day. The funeral procession was very
imposing, including Masonic bodies from va
rious parts of the state. The funeral services
were performed at the church of Rev DR..
Adams, and the Masonic ceremonies at the
grave by Dr. Winslow Lewis of Boston, p.
NJ. g. The places of business were generally
closed, and streets draped in mourning.
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Fro m New Orleans

New ORLEANS, Oct 4-Galveston advices
of the Doth inst. state that the yellow fever had
not abated. The Dallas Herald publishes
rumor that Major Van Dorm had attacked the
Indians on Concha river, and that in the fight
he lost forty men, while one hundred of the
Indians We're killed
The Magazine street market and four
squares adjoining were burnt last night. Loss
estimated at Sl50,000
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The Cricketers.

ROCHESTER,, n Y, Oct. 24-The cricket
match was continued this afternoon. Weather
showery. The English eleven scored III in
the first innings There is some talk of the
English playing with the Rochester base ball
club. They will practice tomorrow, after the
cricket match is concluded. Both the Ameri-
can and English players visit the theater to-
night, to see little Cordelia Howard play Eva
in Unee TOMS Cabin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25
An American Shin Fired into.

BosroN, Oct. 24,-Capt. Horton, of ship
Arlington, of Hallowell, reports that while
passing the Straits of Gibralter, a thirty-two
pound shot, fired by the Spaniards at Tarifa,
passed entirely through the ship, striking just
under the main channel on the starboard side.
Capt. IL. will report the facts formally to the
government.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25
Fatal Explosion.

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct 24-The locomotive
Virginia, belonging to the Lackawana Rail
road, exploded in the yard here this afternoon.
Robert Stowell, the engineer, William Brown
the fireman, William Swartz, and two others,
whose names are unknown, were killed. The
engine is a complete wreck. The cause of
the explosion was a too great pressure of
steam.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25

New YORK, Oct 24-The Ocean Queen
has arrived with London dates to October
ID. The ship Quebec, of New Orleans, was
wrecked on Eddystone Light House, on the
18th. Robert Stephenson died on the 1lth
Affairs in Italy.
Numerous arrests had been made at Parma,
and the principal authors and accompliceS of
murder are in the hands of justice. The city
was tranquil, and the disarming of the popu-
lace had been ordered.
Austria refuses to diminish the amount of
debt of Lombardy due to Sardinia and France.
Piedmont proposes to submit the point to ar
bitration.
Garibaldi Expects Fighting.
Gen. Garibald had issued proclamation to
the army Of Italy. He says, "The hour of a
new struggle approaches. The enemy are
threatening, and will perhaps attack us before
many days. In addressing my old compau-
ions of LOmbardy, L know | am not speaking
to deaf men, and that it is enough to tell them
that we are going to fight the enemy of Italy.
shall look to see you, then, firm i'll your
ranks" 1t is dated Bologna, Oct 8.
The PoPE AND HIS PEoPLE.-The Pope
was to have an interview with the King of
Naples at Castle Gondalfo, where he will pro-
long his stay, on account of the agitation reign
ing in Rome. After his departure, a demon
Ambassador, and crowd of visitors, estimat-
ed at 10000, left their cards at the ambaSsa-
doris residence. The French gen d'armee pre-
served order, but the effect of the demonstra-
ton was profound. The ambassador was to
leave on the 10th.
The News from France.
The French government wishes to pay off
the arrears Of the pension Of the Monte Napol-
con, and an indemnity for the cost of the late
war to be included in the settlement of the
debt which will have to be paid by Austria
and Piedmont.
The Emperor was expected at Paris We'd
nesday night. An envoy of the Sultan had
arrived ut Alexandra, bearing an order to the
Viceroy Of Egypt to oppose the continuation
of the works on the Suez Canal. The foreign
consuls had Immediately assembled
From Morocco.
The Emperor of Morocco had ratified an
arrangement concerning the frontier line of
Melila, and expressed his readiness to give
Spain all the satisfaction she demanded. The
Grand Vizer had rendered his resignation, but
it was refused a dissolution of the ministry
was inevitable.
A new loan was contracted under high condi-
tons on the occasion of the obseques of the
Bey of Tunis. The Moors assaulted all the
Jews, wounding many mortally. Tranquility
finally prevailed.
Markets
Liverpool Cotton Market steady-On Thurs
day, sales $4,000 bales. Good inquiry and ex-
IRENE rates paid.
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House RurnadlTwo Lives Lost
TBY THE UNION IINE.1

NASHUA, N H., Oct 24-The house of Mr.
Blood of Brookline, N. H., was destroyed by
fire on Sunday night last. Mr.. Blood escaped,
but his wife, and gentleman named James
Laucy, who was visiting at the house, persisted
in the flames
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From the Rio Grande.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 24-The steamship Ari-
zonia, from Brazos 10th has arrived here with
900 in specie. Continas was still encamp-
ed at Rio Grande, with 800 men. The Indians
were joining him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25
Base Ball Game.

CLINTON, Oct. 24.-The Beaman Base Ball
Club of West Boylston played with the Union
Club of Clinton, this afternoon, commencing
at l o'clock, and adjourned at 5. The tallies
stand-Union AZ, Beaman ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-25

New York, Oct 24.-The Ocean Queen
has arrived with London dates to October
ID. The ship Quebec, of New Orleans, was
wrecked on Eddystone Light House, on the
18th. Robert Stephenson died on the 18th.
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Gard frnm Mr.. Giddinra.

PnILADELPHIA, Oct 2.--Mr. Giddings, of
Ohio, publishes card denying that he had
been consulted about the Virginia expedition
Of Brown.
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By JoHS 8. C. ABBOTT.


One Volume, crown svo., cloth Price 81 80
This volume appears opportuney for Austrs us nov
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which enables him 70 piye her most eyentfu and tr
historical Biography Of he resnrs dynasty including
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also, the personal inteTes. Of biography.
From the NJ Y. Express Feb. IT,
In this day Of seoerssns and grouping IN heI.urs Is
singular that author before mr Abbott has thought Of using
ch romantic materials essiiy scceb for series Of
histories OF the monsrckies Of Europe The outline of each
blocked ia the histories Of the several kingdoms and Carlyle
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OF Austria The struggles a Rodoph Of Hapburg and ths
formation Of the nucleus Of the Empire in the latter part Of the
during the reign Of cvy for the Of brute force TO
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LADY MorrAn has addressed the following lines 70 The A.he
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TO MY REVIEWER
Ny life II not dated by years,
For Time has drawn lightly h!s plow.
Ard they say scarce fuuov appears
To reveal whA, le'er viii syow.
Till the spirit 10 quenched, still glow
VIII fall o'er tbe dream Of py days,
And brighten the hours as they hos
Jn the sdnse: Of memory's rays
For a. long 90 we feel we enjoy
The heart sets oil eat.s ~ defiance,
And fogefl Of hies sat alloy.
With Time makes boiy alliance.
Then .Ak OF my age"
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