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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
GEN. DIx's APPOINTMENT.
To the Associated Press.

WAsBINGTos, Thursday, Nav II, 1860
The President to-day nominated TO the Senate the
Hon. JOl A. Dix, Postmaster of the CITY of New
York. The appointment Immediately confirmed
without the utunl preliminary Of reference.
John Claiborne was also confirmed as general ap-
praiser OF the New-Orleans Custom-IIous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
THE LECoMpToS CONSTITUTION.

There is every probability now that evidence
will be produced to prove that the Lccompton
Constitution was not only prepared in this city,
but by whom it was written, then copied, and to
whom it was submitted before being sent to Kan
sas. The original draft is SAID TO be here, and
was revised by members of the Cabinet The Le-
compton Convention received and acted upon it in
the form it left Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
MorrATIs LIFE PIlLs and PHGNIx BITTERs-

In Loevene BIZ Ius and Liver Afect0ns DyspeP
sis Iies Kbeunsis feyrrs and Ague Nervous Debility
Obstinate headaches and all general arrangements Of health
these necis have invariably proved certain and speedy
remedy fnpared by Wn h. MOFYAT NJ. d. No. 355 Broad
way n. T.. and sold by all druggsts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
A MEDICINAL WHISKY.

a MEDICINAL WHISKY.
As n Ia almost impossible pure Bourbon NhskeY and
prtsDed much by physicians, for Numerous CON;
plants have the agency the article in bottles
Of the kentucky hisky Distees which
the state 1t 10 put
himself with his each bottle and comes
drvc We guarantee to paohc
Who buy this braud whisky that they not buying spirits
zbeed Pure Old bourbon &c. When you purchase
be SUI. 70 look iol hr H. SUI4s the distiers
by every druggist this and the surrounding cities
bkGksAN Co., Chemists Druggists.
Nos.l III SyJ, 5ll, 755, Broadway, NewHork,
Office ofhe DsteIes where the wholesale trade only be
ID M "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

BuDGEwATER PAINT, forming complete me-
tsc coating for roofs railroads bridges depo villas hus and
and anything requiring cheap and durable
OF paint HiCSs Belts, No ~ Maiden-ane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

PURE WmsKY.--50 barrels S. L. Suits Sail
River Bourbon for sale by
ArwArKR MuLYoRp & Co., Nos IS and 81 Broadst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.

There are but four Appropriation bills remaining
for the action of the House, viz: the regular Post
Cflice Civil, Naval, and Miscellaneous. The Sem
ate is much in arrears with the current business,
and there is little hope of any practical legislation
"a lille the nresent debate cOntinues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18

srEAREs MARVIN have removed their FIRE AND BURGLAR
No 1856 BROADWAY,
CORNER WoRTHsT.,
h.r. hex nre nv .rep,red to exhibit their
choice and ample stock OF their 5ALAsAHDKk fRBfkoOF
Sapls BukGIAPhOoY BANKERS and JEWELERS. SAFES am
- STKARks MARVIN,
3S5 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-18
DR.. MARSH continues to apply his radical CURE

BLOOD FoOD No. 3.-Dyspepsia, with its usual
the stomach Dicut breathing Loss Of Appetite, Lasude
kc lie radically cured by this important Remedy based
upon Ansy the blood Price pei bottle sold by
ChURCH DUPOST No. 400 broadway, Sew orb.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July Cit was not until Sc
nor AlmOnte, accredited to the courts of Eng
land and France, had extended his diplomatic
mission to Spain, that her catholic majesty
sent minister TO the government at the court
of Mexico This course on the part of Spain
obtains additional significance, from the fact
that both France and England have recently
dispatched new ministers to that republic.
These European governments it is reliably as
certained, are now engaged i'll renewed efforts
to effect a reconciliation of the contending par
ties in Mexico. Our own government, as here
tofore, declines to take part in an arrangement
which promises more success than when the
Juarez government was elated with the hope,
now deferred, of consummatimg a treaty with
this government.
In quarters well informed regarding dplo-
matte affairs, no apprehension is entertained of
hostile demonstrations by Spain against MeXi-
co, as has been reported-the belief prevailing
that her conduct will be in accordance with the
conciliatory programme initiated by France
and England, concerning the coutending fac
lions. 1t is further represented that the policy
entangling alliances, she is consolidating ner
power, in view OF the part she may be called
upon to act, should Europe, at Il future day,
be involved i'll general war.
Gen. Joseph Lane, in a lengthy letter, has
formally accepted the nomination of the dem
ocratic convention over which Caleb Cushing
presided.
Owing to the large drafts on the treasury
last week, it is said not much more than two
millions remain us available.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

sent later by the post, was delayed in the same
wav and at dusk special messenger was sent
of, and arrived here before the other two.
TURIN, June 10.
1t seems at last ascertained that the vessels
captured by the Neapolitans on the 18th, con-
SISTED of the little steamer Title, towing a
large American clipper, conveying about 900
men, with arms and ammunition. The cap
ture was affected off the little isle of Ustica,
on the high seas, some say off Piomano, and
by cruisers whose papers, it is added, oddly
enough, were not in good order, and who de.
ceived the adventures by hosting the Eng
lish flag. Maj. Corte, Piedmontese officer, is
supposed to have been in command. This is
thought likely to lead to grave complications
between the Sandman and Neapolitan govern
ment5 There are men, of course who think
Count Cavour would be too glad of an
opportunity to solve the intricate qucs-
ton in the Gordian, or rather Macedonian
way. strange rumor was, however
in circulation yesterday, to the effect
that Gen. FiIangicri, possibly accompa-
MED by DeAlartino, was expected from Naples,
bearer OF proposals to the court of Turin. In
deed, no resolution on the part of the bewi.
dered council now celebrating in the palace of
the Bourbon need surprise us. Utter helpless
ness and confusion reigned there even before
DeMartu0 started on his bootless GRAND. His
Illuminating failure must have closed the dark
ness around those royal advisers a hundred
fold deeper. On the other hand, reports are
rife ofboldly planned and openly contemplated
movements in the Neapoltan provinces and in
the capital itself The Vesuvian country
never more ominously glowed with subteuane.
an fires. We are in daily expectation OF great
news from Naples.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
The California Ma,ls-Indian War

New York, July Ga dispatch from
Washington says the arrangement of the Cali
fornia mails is likely to involve us in serious
difficulty with England, as our postal treaty
with her obligates us to bring the South Amer
can mails, which come to Panama by British
steamers. In view Of this exigency, it is pro-
posed that several government steamers be de-
tailed for the Isthmus mail service until the
meeting of congress. The Panama Railroad
and Steamship Company are ready to cooper
ate in the movement, and the matter was to be
considered in the cabinet yesterday.
Senator Gwin, who had taken passage for
home in Monday steamer declined proceed
ing when he heard the mails were refused, and
returned to Washington hoping to effect an
accommodation.
Advices from Nebraska announce the break
ing out anew of hostilites between the Chey-
ennes and Pawnees.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
The Execution OF Harden.

BELvIDERE, N. j. July 6.-The town is
crowded with people, who have come to wit.
ness the execution of Harden, the wife poison
Or The sheriff has refused over two thousand
permits to witness the execution BY Har-
deu's request the gallows is placed in full view
of tine window OF his cell Two clergymen
are with the prisoner. He feels that God has
forgiven him. and is prepared to die. 1t is ex-
pected that he will make speech from a win
dow OF the Court House. The execution will
probably take place al one o'clock,
BELvIDERE, July 6, Evening. Harden was
executed at half past one O'Clock p. M. He
made no speech. He remained suspended for
twelve minutes, when the physician pro-
nounced him dead The body was then low
cred to the ground and placed in coffin. Be
fore the execution he appeared calm and
prayed. He stepped on the drop and babe
adieu to those near him on the scaffold. He
fell heavily, but his neck was not broken:
The death struggle was violent. The limbs
were repeatedly drawn up. The remains
were taken to his fathers residence in Bairs
town, and will be buried, Sunday. He made
full confession to his brother, yesterday,
which will probably be published.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

SAD ACCIDENT CAUSED BY CRNoLINE.-
One OF the most terrible accidents that has
ever happened, through the agency of crino-
line, occurred lately in one of the English
ports on board of the Royal Albert, vessel
OF the British navy. One afternoon, while the
decks we're thronged with visitors, the dress
Of lady, in passing one of the signal guns,
caught the percussion hammer and brought it
over under the fuse. The gun which was
loaded with blank cartridge, went off, and one
of the crew, who unfortunately was either
standing in front of the gun or had been work
ing about it, had his arm blown off close to the
shoulder The sad event caused much con-
sternation as well as regret among the visitors,
and the lady who had been unwittingly its
cause was paralyzed with grief.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

COTTON unchanged; sales 500 bales mddlng uplands
al lOsc.
FlDUR-Receipts 7706 bbs; sales 10000 bbls; State
Western opened dull but closep active super
state $40 % S5,25; extra state $40 555: round
hoop Ohio 5510 u $50; superne western So a S525
extra S540 "a $3.50; southern heavy sales 2lO0 bbls
mixed to good $3.50 q $3.50; fancy and extra So a. s775
Canada supcrine unchanged sales 500 bbls superfne
IS rs % 5,25; extra S5,45 a. $500.
GRAIN. Wheat heavy, and fayOrs buyers; Chicago
spring 26 60ESl27; Milwaukee Club, Sl3U a 81
Der iowa s5i winter red western 81 IS l3s; white
Canada 81 As; Kenosha spring Sl,3l Corn nrmer, and
scarce; sales 1900 bush; mixed western 644 % &c
round yellow CSC. Oats quiet
PROVISIONS dun and unchanged sales 200
bbs Pork quiet and rmer sales $50 bbs; mes, SlS,l2
"a sl9; prime $3.50 old $685. for new; western
prime mess Sl575. Cut meats scarce and rmer sales
SMALL shoulders l09 hams SIC. Lard firm sales 2TO bbs
al ~ a I23c prime held at l3c. Butter unchanged
Whiskey heavy sales $50 bbs at 22 a 2l3c chiefly at
the inside price. Rice quet sales small Sugars more
actiye sales 800 hhls; -Museovado " @ 74c: Coffee
unchanged; CosO Rca, 800 bags at l4fc Molasses I'M
changed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
Close of the Season.
SUMMER HOSIERY.

The whole Stock offered prices which must sell them
GENTS HOSE, LADIES HOSE, MISSES AND
BOYS
100 doz of Ladies' heary always sold at IS cts
NOW ONE SHILLING. One lot of 10 doz Ladies' Hose
marked cts. per pair
One do. IS cts, former price 81; 10 doz open work
do, l23 cts,
800 Pairs of best KID GLOVES, at 50 cts.
Counter full of PRINTED MUsLINs, all grades. from
81 cts. up.
Among them are 10 pieces of best quality FRENCH
JACoNETS, new goods former price 50 ctsnow 30 cts
BRoCADE BERAGE ANGLAIS 80 cts. former price
50 cts
PLAID BERAGE ANGLAIS at l23 cts
SILK AND WOOL BERAGEs-the best goods i'm
ported-75 cts goods, all offered at AZ cts.
One lot of 50 cts. goods, marked 30 cts
25 BERAGE ROBES cost from IS to sls, all on the
ceuter counter at and dollars
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
LATEST NEWS.
8Y TELHGRAPH
To the WORCESTER DAILY SPY
The Overland HAL.

FAYETTEVILLE, ARK, july 5.-The tcle-
graph was completed to this place yesterday.
The overland coach has arrived with the mail
of the 10TH which is the largest yet brought
overland. Trade is without particular move
ment.
From British Columbia the dates are to June
9. The ship Lawson, from China, brought
seventy coolies. The Leonidas and Daniel El.
lot were overdue. The Frazer River news
was encouraging. There was considerable
emigration to Washoe, aad Inning accounts
continued good. There is no doubt of the
wonderful richness Of the several silver mines.
The gold mines were receiving increased at
tcntion, and in the opinion of many, are more
valuable than the silver mines
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
Storm Accident

CHICAGO, July ga tremendous rain and
thunder storm occurred at Peoria on Sunday
night Much damage was done on the Bureau
Valley Railroad. Seven bridges wsrc washed
away between Peoria and Washington, on the
Logansport and Peoria road. The loss to fer
ries in the vicinity will amount to $4,000.
There was a collision on Tuesday on the
Michigan Railroad, near the lake station, be
tween a wood train and construction train.
One employee was killed and two seriously in
iurnd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
Mail Rnhher Arrested.

UTICA July 6.-Frank Hoffman, the miss
ing secretary Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, vas arrested near Trenton Falls,
today. Hoffman is arrested on the charge Of
forging two checks of $500 each. lie is also
concerned in an overissue of the stock of the
Pacific Mail Company to the amount Of $780,
600 if not more Officers have been in pur-
suit Of Hoffman since May Dist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
BORN,


In Upton, June 25 Wheeler AIdrich of Upton to Mr.
ClarisSa Cole of WOonsucket.
In Lancaster, Julv |. Geo Wellington of Lancaster
to Matte Lord Of Clinton.
In West Boylstun. Walter Reading to Amira L
Earle, both of Marlboro; Harrison Fairbank of West
BOvstOn, to Mary Ann Nichols of Sterling; Merrick
Pufer Eof Westminster Melissa Everett Of Prince
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
Moh Law in Iowa.

CHICAGO, July 6.-Kephart, the murderer
of MRS. Willis and her two children near Ba-
tavia, Iowa, last week, was hung yesterday by
q mob of $50 rufiians.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
PARASOLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
800 on hand and they must be sold All $500 Parasos
now marked $500
DRESS SILKS.

Here am bound to make clean sceep 60 cts,
the Yard is the standard price for all the remaining
stock of Auction Is cts. SILKS other Silks in proper
ton An examination is all that is asked.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
Capture of the American Vessel.

NAPLES, June 1.-THE vice-consu of Sar-
DINA at Gaeta reports The Fulminante
Neapolitan war steamer, commanded by Col.
LETTER., arrived at Gaeta on the 1lth inst, at
l P. M, towing Sandman vessel, Capt. Mo
lesca, and a vessel with the American flag, the
Charles and Jane, of Baltimore, Capt. Quain.
The two vessels had on beard nearly 400 per-
sons. On being hailed by marshal Roberto,
who was on board the Fulminante he said he
had captured two vessels, Sandman and
American, fifteen miles north Of Cape Corso,
and that he waited orders from his govern
NEST, retaining in the meantime the men and
vessels as prisoners Of war. He asked the
viceconsul to go OH board and demand the
papers Of the Sandman captain. This lie re-
fused to do, assuring Roberto that it was not
proper to use underhand means of interroga.
ton, and that the papers could not be with
drawn until the health officer had done his
duties it was to be considered, too, whether
the captain desired pratique, and whether
vessel admitted to pratique could be considered
a prisoner with all on board. The vice consul
here went alongside and asked If they needed
any thing. Late reports say that the cap
tain of the steamer declared TO the vice consul
that he had been captured at night, elglt mics
north OF Cape Corso that he had left Genoa
directed to Cagliari, towing the American YES
sell his own boat being a tug and that he had
moreover, taken some of the passengers ON
board that his papers were all en- regie ana
that he had refused to show them on account
of his capture. He had not chosen to take an
useless pratique in his position, reserylng IL 10
himself at the proper time TO make his protest
and demand an indemnity. Both he and the
other Sandman subjects demand the protec-
ton of Victor Emanuel and ample indemnity.
The vice consul Immediately took despatch
to the telegraph Office for the Marchese Villa
MARINA at Naples, but he was told that the
telegraph was occupied with government busl'
ness, though at the first possible moment the
dispatch should be sent Until the 10th, how
ever, no dispatch arrived. A communication
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

~ FOR YOUNG LABIES.--Rcv. Nh. and Mrs BUEB,
formerly Missionaries in Greece, having successfully
Quoted their Boarding School during four wears at Nos
lll3 Charles Field street, Providence r. L. will com
mence the next session, Of fifteen weeks the 10th of
September, which the Monday following the AnuVers
airy week at the University.
They aim to give thorough ami complete an educa-
ton the old est and best schools for Young La
dies in our country
The French language, under the instruction of nHYe
French Professor, is spoken in the family
As the number of family pupils is limited to fourteen
application for admission should be made at an early
day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07
GNants.

SITUATION WANTED-By one who
~ is every way capable, to DO general Homework
Good city reference will be given. Apply Mcchan
lc street DIT jy6
SITUATION WANTED-By one who
~ is capable and willing to do general homework for
some family. Apply at No. Il Bridge street, of
Jy6 d3t+ MICHAEL TRACEY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

our traps, strung up our lemons, and fixed our
bottles and brcakables rs those who have
crossed the Atlantic know how to do. Some
delay has been occ ,Sioned by the Oregon, the
smaller steamer, having run into ours, and
smashed her padde-box and broken away the
rails # her upper deck.
The expedition consists of five vessels in
all Ship Charles and Jane, of Bath, left Ge-
noa at A. NJ. 9Th June, in tow OF steamer
Lutte, with 1900 men, under command OF
Mayor Corti. Steamer Washington, flag ship,
Capt VIM. De Rohan, of Philadelphia with
400 men, under command OF Lieut.. Col. Bal
dseratto, left Genoa 81 4. NJ, 10th Juno.
Steamer Oregon, Capt. j. West Nevins, lOth
June, ?. NJ, with 300 men, under command
of Major Cadesi. Steamer Franklin, Capt.
Origoni lett Genoa 9th June, 10 z. NJ, Tor
Leghorn to receive on board 800 men under
command of Col. Malenchni. Total effective
force Of 5000 men, well equipped and armed,
with 5000 muskets in reserve, under the com
maud of Col Medici, accompanied by full
staff. We sail under the American flag, the
vessels being the property OF Capt VIM. DE
Roman. to whom we are all immensely i'll
debted for his presence and pecuniary sacri-
fees OF course we are only Sicllian emigrants,
going home.
We in the Washington are now awaiting
the arrival Of the Franklin, and Charles and
Jane Medici is gone on shore for Lis dis
patches. We have had perfect weather from
first to last. At the last sight Of Genoa, beau
tiful Genoa, the moon was shining brightly
above her marble towers, and palaces, and
spires white, feecy clouds were floating
across the sky,and Orion and Cassiopea, Carl.
baldi's stars, smiling on us from between.
The Mediterranean is as smooth as glass, and
for that we cannot be too thankful, as on deck
4
volunteers would have suffered from sea sick
ness one breads to think. 1t does ones heart
good to see their patient, cheerful faces. On
the first day the greater part of them had no.
thing but bit of dry bscait, yet no one grum-
bled. They sung all day long, as they are
singing now, patriotic songs, from every cor.
ner Of Italy. Clown ardente d'Italico
amore" Of Genoa seemed great tavorte, but
the most popular is the sweet Tuscan melody
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

IA CULTURAL MILLION
an every day and useful instrument Tor the farmers to
aid them in gathering and securing their hay and grain
crops. 1t is of great practical benefit to mechanics
orally, Indicating the state of the weather from twelve
twcntyour hours ahead II should be placed every
lady sitting room, for ornament well the benefit to
be derived in fJretelllng the weather.
These Instruments manufactured in this city. at
No Central Exchange, over the Post Office by ALIEN
MARSH, for the prOprietors JOHN NJ. MRRRICK & Co.
Please call and examine, DIFF mv25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

.ce PIANOS. PIANOS.-For the
tsf. 1919 next 80 days shah sell Pianos at greatly re
IS v VI duced prices Also Melodcons, Seraphnes,
SANiOlns, Guitar Flutes, &c, at prices to
suit Orders by Mail promptly attended to- and satslac
ton guaranteed. JAS. A. DORMAN.
jcl dtl 203 Main str
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

ROAT FOR SALE.-The subscriber of.
- fers for sale pleasure Boat with oars mast and
sails, all in good order. VIII carry twelve persons is
fast sailer and nearly new Apply to Q. C. CRANE,
New England Village Mass where the boat can be seen
at any time.
n Il VILLAGE Juup D5 dtot# moe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

III A. HEAIllS FOUNTAIN HOUSE
liz FURNISHING STORE, IS Front street Cheap
private sales daily of New and Secondhand Furniture
Crockcry, Glass and Tin Ware. Feather Deds Stoves,
Chairs Ked.cads Also, Dat Straw at 50 cents a he'd.
Cash paid for old Furniture, Rags, Copper Brass Lead
&c. Two large halls fun to sell to everybody cheap.
Private sales at auction prices. DIFF myl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-07-07

All kinds Of Hair work for sale Wigs Toupces &C. made
order Particular attention paid to cutting Ladies' and
Childrens Hair Cash paid for Hair. ~ nly2l