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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28
THE ARABIA ATHALIFA
THE PRINCE OF WALES AT Ne.

HALIFAX, Nov, 27.-The steamshipbia
from Liverpool, Nov. 18th, and Queown
Nov. 18th, has arrived here.
The British squadron with the Pr of
Wales, had reached England. The Dis of
the return voyage of the Prince shopad
wind and bad weather all the way. Trcs
sells were within days sail Of Englanov.
9th, when heavy gale prevented turthro-
gress. They had only another weeks lis.
ions on board, and the royal party, fine
last few days, lived on salt and preserved
visions. They landed, all well, and the ice
reached Windsor Castle on the event of
Nov. 18TH
The return of the Prince is a theme ON.
graduation by editorials in the press gemey,
and OF Il reiteration Of warm compliment
the American people. The Times sayse
Prince, Wilde showing the feelings of a p
born Englishman, has ELECTED the feeIilnf
all true Americans, and so brought L 10
face to face and made them feel that IT, re
brothers.
The empress Eugene arrived in LON on
the 18th, and remained there two days the
stricteSt incognito. She visits Scoth in
hope OF restoring her impaired heahrbe
Bishop of Worcester is dead.
The Bank of England minimum wad
vanced on the 10Th, to six per cent. alt,rh
no gold was withdrawn that day. and me
since. The movement was telegraphed The
Bank Of France, and the contemplated Ii
tional Withdrawal of gold was suspend
Australian gold, to the amount OF G570,N
arrived on the 10Th, and was immediate
bought for the Bank OF France. This te
porarily prevented further Withdrawals ire
the Bank OF England. There was more CO
fidence in financial circles, on Friday and t
funds slightly improved, closing firm.
Paris advices say that although the pressu
on the bank Of France for gold continu,
that establishment had decided not to raise t
rate of discount above a per cent. 1t "
thought that the bank of France would CO
time to obtain gold supplies from Englan
but the Times city article maintains that Il
must net excite uneasiness.
1t was rumored that the Duke of Newcasi
is to receive the order of the Garter in gilt
her majesty, owing to the death of the Du
Of Richmond
The express mail train from Glasgow I
London, when at full speed ran into cat
train on the Trent valley railway, and nj
persons, mostly drovers, and thirty head
cattle, were killed. All in the passenger ire
mraculously escaped.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28
YER'S SULTANA'S SA U CE
~ Fob
Hot and Cold Dishes Of ALL Kinds!

This most delicious and appetising Sauce Invented by
the renowned SoYER," for the London Reform Club, is,
since his manufactured by the weknown house
Of CROSSE & BLACKWELL, London, from the origina
recipe 1t the favorte Sauce in England and the
Continent with high and growing reputation among
American Epicurcs, and is much approved of smu
liant to appetite and aid to Digestion
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28
WORCESTER ACADEMY. RE-

w J. R. STONE, \. NJ, NJ. D., Principal. - The
next Quarter commences MONDAY, Dec. 3rd. Compe-
tent and Popular Teacher in the Classics Modern Lam
guages and all that is necessary to furnish education
for Business any advanced standing in College: Phi
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advantages offered both young ladies and gentlemen
nl6 d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28
The News from italy

No movements of Importance are reported.
A conspiracy was discovered at Gaeia, against
Francis IL. Two officers and two men were
shot. The official Pedmontes Gazetta of the
18th says the Neapolitan general, Sabreano,
proposed to Fanti a surrender of the Neapotan
troops who remained outside Of Gacta, consist
ing of ten battalions of chasseurs and a regi.
ment of cavalry. Fanti rejected the PROPOSE
ton. After combat, on the 18th, the Bour-
bon troops re-entered Gaeta, and the Sardinians
took up fresh positions ronnd the town. The
garrison OF Gaeta consisted of eighteen bat,
talons, but a despatch announces that two
merchant steamers, carrying French colors,
had left Gaeta with troops, supposed to be or
Civita Yeccha. The Lazzaroni at Naples
INDUCED in demonstrations in favor of Carl
baldi and a dictatorship, but were dispersed by
the troops. King Victor Emanuel prohibited
the lnstrmntinn of Enrt Stnlna1a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28
NEW GAS FIXTURES.

From the celebrated manufac DRY of Cornelius Il Baker
shall continue to be in receipt of these Goods the
patterns out, ut all tines keeping hand the
best stock to be found in the city, and at the lowest
prices.
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SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES;
GARDNER q. YVELIN, 2l7 Fulton St., New York.
and BRAY a HAYES, "a Comhl Boston
gs1- For sale by Groccrs and Fruit Dealers every
where deodisly jazz
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28

RE AT INDUCEME NTS.
~ At No. ? Bay State Block
Just received-a large lot of ROGERS'S SILVER
PLATED WARE also, Gorham 4 sons So1il SIN
Ware made q pure Srer Com; also aiditionst 10 NV
Gle warranted : represented 500
Having had upwards Of twenty years experience in
the manufacture 0fJewelry am enabled to repar lew
elry should BE- or to make to short notice
ISAAC FISH,
MIG DIT Sign of the Golden FagIa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28
nrlNInNs nE rIE LONDON rREss.

I'VE recommend correspondent to try Mons,
soYER's new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultanas Sauce. 1T
made after Turkish recipe; Its lavoris excellent and
IL affords considerable aid in of SLOW AND WEAK
DIGESTION THE Lancet.
"savory, Piquant and Spicy, worthy the genius of
soyer. - Observer.
"a most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh, and Fowl,
and should have place on every tabe."-Atids.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-28
CROCKERY, GLASS,
PAPER HRNGIAGS.
"a SEE FIRST PAGE.

I have hand very large stock of French, English
and American Paper Iangngs, Decorations, Borders,
Centers, Fire Board Prints, &c, which am prepared
to sell ut prices so Low that all will be satisfied.
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Notites.

n VIIOI1' M p0IsOHs haVlmg deTnands
Il against the Worcester County Mecbsnfca sssocf.-
ton requested to present the same 70 the COMMIT
tee for adjustment before the fist DAY Of Deeembey
next Forthe committee; MM a. WHEELER.
n2I dtDl
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HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND WORSTED GOODS,
fhnn eYnr before

Ladies' and families who have supplies to buy Ia this
line will save time, trouble, and money by resortng at
nce to our stock which comprises fun assortments Of
Under Garments for Ladies' Gentlemen, Misses, Boys,
and Children wellas Hosiery Gloves Hoods sontags
Sleeves Ee &c. and other articles belonging to the de-
partmcnt, at the very lowest prices
BARNARD SUMNER Il co.
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Msb @rIsans 1ailp Grssttnt,
ersss<,s S9sscsecsets
OFFICIAL. JOURNAL.
- z = :
NOTICE.
TnxAsuHEuss DErAgraEsr, |
sew Orleans, July y, lceO. u

Y
ahe following is a LIST Of the names and amounts
~ III UnDaM TAX Balls for the taxes On Real "a
sate, sIasea and Personal Properly for the yea
sess. Fcnaalning iii ny hands his day These bill
CA lc pad 1t the Treasurers Office, City Hall, fo'
salrty days froa date hereof, hy paying me cost
Of ADVERTISING, which IS u cents, and interest 2
the rasc f no per cent per annuil from dase uis''
psia. IL sIe expiration of the thirty days ai M
paaa hull win be placed in the hands n he Asst
ans CITY Attorney for legal collection, aocoaalas
Il xhe law ii ls5a, which rsads tins rs
Treasurtt shall give notice thai judgement .as.ee
us se anplsea for 10 he District Courts aeeefoihs
Nh IN, III Iseser III the name of ~ delinquent
81 payets. s iollowa: e 1iIlSffom 4 e inclus
ssssas d nh second District Court; I'll bills from
~ J. iaaIaaively y rs Third District Court; all
xalsa frn, IL III incusivsay to tho Fsarth District
rsss.ss 81 tjlls ron d 70 3. incinaivey, to the
Tgsh Flasrlct Csurt; al hills from 8 p q incla-
,u,,sfy. u xhe sixth District Court. ! Y
ADAM GIFFEH. CITY Treasurer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-03-31

..g Terms of Subscription. 81 ssal
a'a copies year. ssissr up Of eub) II %
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trip In i843 tel us of high land prairies.
cut with numerous creeks, well wooded with
oak, walnut, blackberry and hickory" But
is there no desert in Western Kansas to de-.
feat great emigr&atfead to the gold mines.
and to the Pacific? answer, none-none
to an energetic people--none that ought to
check for acmomentyt he pride and progress
of State AT least two routes might be
got to the mines through Kansas, either of
them shorter and better than the Platte or
thesArkansass The; ropteaaloug the Smnky
I,Ifiii Valley and across The tributaries Of the
Arkansas. or up the fertile valley of the
Republican, either Of which is preferable.
SO soon as opened te the Platte ,sr the Ar
kansas.
The "Great Desert has caused the Leg
islators of Kansas from taking a single step
to aid in opening through Ahe west a high
way for the vast emigration. No effort has
yet been made to give value to her mineral
resources, her gypsnmior her salt springs.
But is there no desert in the west None
| inside the limits of the State, and none out
side, save a narrow belt of sandy land be-
tween the foot of the Rocky Mountains and
the extreme head waters of the Kansas riv-
err. Is this tract of waste land not in the
way of the1Paci6e Railroad? Not half so
much as the waste water is in the way of
the Central Railroad in Illinois. This belt
is but narrow divide between the Platte
and the Kansas. Father south it is wider,
bat far from being formidable. s 'EesSL CHA
From the mouth of the Kansas river to
the extreme head. $50 miles west of the
State line, it is one of the most beautiful
routes, for a, railroad that can be found this
side Of the Atlantic. There is no obstacle
that an energetic people would not over.
come at once, and none that a statesman
would dare to call one. It is one unbroker
level plain from the, mouth to the head Of
the Kansas river. =
Will Kansas open q, highway for her en-
Iigration ? viii she secure the Pacific
Railroad Will she make the salt, iron
Head, gypsum, and other valuable deposites
in the west, aid in building her cities? Vii
Atchison, Leavenworth, Wyandot, Law.
renee and Tupeka be the great cities Of East
ern Kansas? This will depend mainly OF
whether Western Kansas remains a s'des
ert.''' : It depends on the means, and appli
ances to be used hereafter. and soon. to de
velop her natural resources herroads, sane
her valuable lands. She must no longer b.
misrepresented, aud must be aided to giy'
} full development to her natural wealth, o.
the cities of Eastern Kansas will very soor
J dwindIe into frontier villages, midway be
tween the two great oceans.IE loTA.E
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-03-31
COUNCIL, GROVE, K. 7
Great Sale Of Town Property!

THE public are hereby notified that the Council
i Grove Town Company have determined upon
a PUBLIC SALE of one or two hundred choice
business lots. few will also be offered suitable
for private residences
CoUNcIL GRovR is situated upon the Great Santa
Fe Road lone hundred and thirty miles from In
dependence or Kansas City, No, and about one
hundred from Atchison, and one hundred and
fifteen from Leavenworth. It Is the county seat
of Morris county-is situated on the western bank
of the Neosho river. and is the great QUILTING
point for New Mexico and the Plains. Over one
hundred thousand dollars worth of goods are now
being sold annually in the place. During the past
sea son there passed through this place, to the va
rious river towns, 1000 wagons, 429 horses, 1871
oxen 53l6 mules, 81 carriages, and $500 men, en-
gagged in the New Mexico trade. They transport
ed across the Plains over 8 600 tons of freight.
This trade is fast cepteFing at this place. making
Council Grove the great depot for the trade of New
Mexico, Pixies Peak. California and the Plains.
The Wyandott, Olathe and Council Grove, Law
renee and Fort Union St Joseph, Topeka and
Fort Union Railroads center at this place, making
this eventually the great city of South western
Kansas and really the most important point in
Kansas What we need now is merchants, traders,
mechanics and business men of all kinds, to sup
ply the demands of the place. To supply this
demand, the Town Company have determined to
ksell one or two hundred choice lots, comprising
some of the best business lots in the place. The
Sale will commence Saturday, May 5, 1860
TERMS OF SALE-One-thi cash down, the bal
ance in one and two years. Warranty deeds made
as soon ms title is secured from Government.
The above sale Is positive, and the lots will be
sold to the highest bidder, % -.}'.
A small sum invested here now will soon be
worth hundreds and thousands of dollars
~- T. s. HUFFAKER, President.
NJ. CONN. Secretary Town Company
1871 rlSSyU2
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MaEket

8 Flegs Carrsne.
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We learn from, an official document from
Secretary Floyd, that post will be estab-
lished on the .Pawnee Fork of the Arkan--
sas. to. begarrisoped By Two companies of
the Second 4 Infantry from Fort Lever
worth and Fort Riley: From early in the
spring until late IN the faii, annually it
win be strengthened by the presence Of not
less than four companies of mounted troops
in camp, These will return to Fort RILEY
late in the fall-Maa50zaR Express.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-03-31

Arrivals and Departures Of Mails at and
from the EmpOria Post Office.
Lawrence Mail arrives Saturdays at PM
Leaves Mondays at A. II. 80 1
Topeka Mail arrives Tuesdays at Pm.
Leaves Wednesdays at 6 4. n. II
Butler (Mo.) Mail arrives Wednesdays at 10 A. n
Leaves Thursdays at - N.
Fort Scott Mail arrives Saturdays at IL n.
q Leaves Mondays at 10 Il. pE . -. .0S
= Weekly MALL to Plymouth, Toleda and Cotton.
wood Falls, west; also the Bayard, EldOrado and
Chelsea, south. @ &c.
. Office open Sundays from a. n to 2. NJ
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-03-31
Fruit Trees !

WE would respectfully call the attention of
w the citizens of Breckenridge and adjoining
counties to our stock of Fruit Trees we have
trenched in and for sale at Emporia, and now
ready for delivery. Our stock consists of Apple,
Pear, dwarf and standard, Cherry, Peach. Cur
rants, 3Goosberry, Blackberry, Raspberry, Pie
dented low prices, for cash, or in exchange for
-four. stock or produce. To those Of whom we
we have already obtained orders, we would say.
call and get your trees your earliest convenience
as the season has now arrived for setting out.
BIGSBY & MOON, ACTS
Empora, March 8. 1856. = 134w4
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM of 200 acres in one of the best and
IN healthiest locations in Breckenridge county
20 to IS acres timber, living stream of water
running through it, also a number of living
springs about thirty acres under cultivation; a
good house, stable, and other outbuildings. For
particulars, apply at the Office of
: March g. E. P. BANCROFT, Emporia.
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tgsipgle copies of The News in wrappers for sal
Ut this Office. at FIVE cents per copy. su
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-03-31

: l3lankss-Deeds. Mortgages, Bondsiand Deela
YAtions for sale at this Office in any quantity
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Highly Interesting from Vera Cruz
Engagement Before tie City.

Miramon commenced the siege of Vera
Cruz on the 9Th. On the 9th, two steam
| ers appeared before1the city and refused to
show their colors. Commodore Jarvis,
therefore, ordered the Saratoga, with detach.
ments from the Savannah and Puebla, on the
steamers Indianola and Wave, to proceed
TO the anchorage, and ascertain the charac-
ter of the vessels. As the Saratoga. towed
by the Indianola, approached, the steamers
tried to escape, but they were too late
Capt. Turner sent boat, with flag, to de-
mand the nationality of the steamers. The
boat was fired upon twice, whereupon the
Saratoga fred broadside into the steamer
Miramon, and the action became general
Both steamers now hoisted the Spanish flag,
and, after a. spirited engagement, the com
mander of the vessels, Gen. Warren, sur
rendered. and, with most of his. men, was
taken prisoner. The American loss was
three Boun1ed, one 'mortally. Mexican loss
about fifteen killed, and between twenty and
thirty wounded.
LATER.-Miramon paid $4,000 for the
two steamers. The steamers passed by all
the foreign sqladronss and the castle. with
out hosting a flag, although ordered to do
so by a. shot from the castle, and ether sig
nails. The English, French and Spanish
vessels of war did not notice the fact. The
engagement took place by moonlight. The
prisoners confederate the report in relation
to the Steamers, that they cleared from Ha-
yana as, Merchantmen, and ,hoisted the
American flag only after they Jeff that port,
and subsequently mounted guns. ae-.ss
LATEsT.-The news from Mexico has Gre
ated profound sensation here, and the par
ticulars relative TO .be} capture Of the two
Spanish steamers are awaited with great in
terest. ItIwas supposed they were attacked
as pirates, and the act OH the part of our
navalforce is fully sustained. asa @se -
Loud and open indignation is expressed
against the Spanish authorities in Cuba, for
fitting out this expedition to act against the
Constitutional Government tot Mexico, which
We recognize Y "
It is Believed by some that the two steam
ers were fitted outdby the authorities of
Spain and, sustained by, France. sraess asa
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For Justices.---Blank subpenas. Executions
SIMMONS. Warrants. Recognizanees, de-. for sale
ct this office, g.. rs s3s.f--4 ~
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Who ARE THE FRIENDs OF THE HOME
STEAD BILk?-- This question was pointedIy
and truthfuily. answered by. Mfr. Grow a
few days sinee,qwhep he said:
Three times within seven J ars,-a home
stead bill has passed this house and been
defeated each Time byIhe Democratic ma
jority in the Senate. On, the vote on the
homestead bill in the House, last Congress,
out OF. $50 Democrats, but thirag> one voted
for it; and in the Senate, .onhthe test vote
between taking up lhe homestead bill, after
it had passed the House and only required
the5voteYof The Senate <1mske it . law, so
faFias Congress was coheerned. or to take
up the bill 4ora the purchase Of Cuba, but
one Democrat aefed Tor The Homestead, and
only six at any Zine while esefy Republicans
in the Senate, and every one in the House,
with q siagtefaxceptiaas was for the home
stead. OF all the Representative of the
slave States, but three in the House voted
for it and but-tge. atsany time. in the Sem
ate. So the. Democratic party, as party,
arrayed itself. in opposition TO this bepeicient
policy. The Republican party. on the 9TH
er hand, is committed tosthe measure by its
votes in Congress, by its resolves IN the
State Conventions, and By its devotion to
the great central idea Of It's existefce-the
rights and interests of free labor.
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