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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEG1RAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
ONE DAY
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE sANDINLAN SUCCESSES
THE POPE TO QUIT ROME.

L IL L POPE L O QUIT ROME
FARTHER POINT, Oct. Steam hip NortI
American, from Liverpool 20th via London
derry 2lst, past the Point at three o'clock thi,
morning, en- route for Quebec. Her advice:
are one day later than those by the Glasgow
The Sandman troops took Perugia after a
hot fight, and 1900 prisoners including Gen
Schmidt The citadel of SpoIetto had capi-
tulated, and its garrison, 600 strong, were talk.
en- prisoners.
Inc Sardlnians also occupied numerous
other places General Cialdni was advancing
against Ancona, at which place the late Nea-
polltan fleet had arrived to assist him in the
attack
1t is reported that Garibaldi is exclusively
occupied in organizing his army and navy
Inc army Is to consist Of 10000 men and
nve hundred vessels are to be made use of for
war purposes. These are considered indica
tons that he intends going to Venetia. Kos
SD n was expected at Naples
The only foreign ministers remaining at
Naples were the British, French, Sandman,
and American. The latter was very unwelL
Gen Scitori had been appointed commander
OF the army in the Dictator's absence.
Considerable uneasiness is felt at Paris, lest
there should be collision between the French
troops in Rome and Garibaldis legions
The hope OF more serious complications be.
ing avoided, is founded chiefly on the expecta-
ton that the pope will shortly leave Rome, as
the sacred college are exerting their influence
to induce him 10 seek an asylum in Spain or
Austria If the pope departs, and the French
troops follow his example, the Sardinians
would at once occupy Rome.
1t is reported that Gen. Guyon's forces are
to be Increased to 10000 men.
The Times saws the nanal army no louUnr
exists, for the 1000 men beseged in Ancona
may already be reckoned as Gen. Cialdin's
prisoners The Herald says the papal army
has been defeated put not dishOnored. Lam
orlciere was evidently out-numbered His
forces were lllorganized and ill formed, and
no match for regular army led by able com
manders
The Chronicle says the result of the recent
battle is to transfer to the king of Sardinia the
whole of the territory with the exception of
Rome, Viterbo, and Cevta Veccha. The
battle between Cialdin and Lamorciere lasted
SIX hours. The latter escaped to Ancona after
the battle The greater portion of the pontif-
ical army capituated
Liverpool Cotton Novket.-The sales of the
week We're $1,000 bales, including $4,000 to
spectators and 1900 to exporters The mar
ket closed quiet
liverpool BreadstqfS Market-The weather
was more favorable for crops Wheat steady
and full prices. Flour steady. Cord firm,
and advanced Cd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
Later from Oregon.

ST. JosEPH's, No. Oct. 1.-The president,
secretary, and sergeant-atarms of the Oregon
senate are Douglas democrats. The assistant
secretary and enrolling clerk are republicans.
And as the want OF a quorum will not necessari-
~ prevent the election of senators, they will
probably be elected by a coalition of the Doug.
lasites and republicans The latter party
nominated Col. Baker The legislature adj
Journed to The 18th. One of the Breckenridge
abscOnders from the senate was arrested but
escaped,
Heavy rains in Willamette Valley had
destroyed large portion of the wheat crop
Before the United States court at Geneva
in the most important mining case, that OF
Ophir Company VS.. Palmer and others, the
jury failed to agree Almost every claim q
any value in the territory is or will be in liti
CATION
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
Neuy York Ttams

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The directors of the
Rock Island Railroad have resolved to pay no
dividend for the present.
The Artisans Bank has applied for a re.
ceiver. The highest bid Tor its shares o-day
was $40. The statement of its affairs show its
liabilities, including capital, to be S1,761 900 /;
assets $50 900 less than circulation $4,000
secured at the bank department at Albany.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
New York Mnrkets-Oct 2
COTTON steadY; salns pom hnlcs at Ole for niddli

COTTON steady; sales 1000 bales at l03c for mddng
uplands.
Fioul-Recepts 1867 bbls; sales 10000 bbls; state
anu western 90 lOc better but closed dull superhne
state 500 g 54U extra state $545 40 ESQ., round hoop
Ohio S5,75 D $780, superfine western S. rs 40 $40; com
mon to good extra western S545 90 575 southern a
shade hrner sales lJU0 bbls mixed good SO a.
sales 450 bbls; extra IS so a. 1850 ~ ~ ~
GRAiN.-N heat shade nrmer with n nodora,o as,
port demands sales $4,000 bushels Chicago snTn al IA
Ggl64 for interior to very good; Milwaukee CHM III 81 M
l2 white Kentucky $llO; winter red western III 5S ~
l2g; white Michigan S,33 % Lao; white Canada ii iS
Indiana and Ohio Sl,3i % l,35. Corn shade hrmer
sales 3lOOO bush mixed western 81 @D 692c aoa and I'd
in store. ' VI" ~
Pee unchanged; sales $50 bbls. Pork dull and heavy
sales 500 bbs. Lard steady and active; snes M
bbs sugars nrner; sales 1000 hhds; Cuba Auscovado
81 a. a. Coffee quiet and rmer; Marucaibo 25 bars nj
l4ic Java 200 mats at l64c Molasses quiet Cuba Mus
covado 40 hhds TT &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
Lord Ranfrew,s Progress.

PIrTsBURG, Oct Baron Renfrew arriv-
ed here this evening. The streets were
densely crowded. He was received by the
mayor in welcome address, and escorted by
the Duquesne Grays, to the Monongahela
House. He remains in this city till l P. M.
tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
PAPER HANGINGS.
NEW GAS FIXTURES.

From the celebrated mandatory of Cornelius Il Baker
shall continue to be in receipt these Goods as the
new patterns come out at all times keeping hand the
best stock to be found in the city and ut the lowest
prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
NOTES AND PAPERS STOLEN,-
y SEE FIRST PAGE.


Stolen from the safe of the subscribers within the
time between saturday morning, Sept 29th and Monday
morning. oct LIST, Pocket Book, containing Notes.
Receipts and other Papers. Among them were the fol-
lcwing notes: -
months, $1,000 co.
Aug. LIST, 1860, months, Se5b %.
One note signed by A. NJ. KIngsbury, dated Aug. 3D.
1860, months, S25S 90.
One note signed by Miller Parsons, dated Aug Ith
1860, months, $3.50 10. -.
one note signed by Damon Snow, dated Oct !, 1861
3months 1888 co.
one note signed by Thatcher & WOddrop, dated Aug
llth 1860, months. $50 81
One note signed by Thatcher WOddrOn, dated sept.
I'D, 1860, months, SIP ~.
One note signed Whippe, Alley, Billings, dated Dec
LIST, 1850, months, S4O0 TO-
one note signed Whlppe, Alley, Billings, dated Feb
2Ith, 1860 months, SIG co.
Onc note signed j. WATSON IL Co.. dated Oct. LIST, 6
months, with endorsements of 800, S3OS o.
lWomoes on dcmaud, dated about July ls 1860 signed
w W Ihft--One of $500 and one Of $50; and few
other notes and drafts OF little value
AZ persons are cautioned against accounting any of
s"ia nptes Us payment has been stopped the same.
a ~ the notes aud papers no use to any one ex-
ccpt tue subscribers and will cause them urpat con-
Neiencc 70 be deprived OF them il Is hoped we mnv be
putlhto immediate possession ofthcm by an honest man
,yo.oa.,.. ~. F., ,o.o L. STOWE d. Co.
worcester, Oct !, 1851. diff OF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
TT A N d S O M E G OOD S
FOR CHILDREN.

Printed Thibets, in Buff, Blue, Green, and Scarlet
colOrs, with Chintz figures.
I rimson Ground rhibets with Black figures.
All Wool DeLaines in small figures
Plaid Fhibets in the Magenta and other bright coors
Cotton and Wool Cashmeres.
Making of the most desirable collections of hOce
things for Girls shown in Worcester received
at GEO p BRYANT s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
TroubIe in a Rank.

New YORK, Oct. 2-Unpleasant rumors
were circulated yesterday, touching one Of
our banks. The directors attempted to re-
move the president but instead of yielding he
demanded an increased salary as a condition
for remaining.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
Anttt0ns.
SALE OFREAL ESTATE-RvTiccl

SALE OF REAL ESTATE Liccns
~ Of Court, Will be sold at Public Auction, tn
premises on FRIDAY, the nineteenth day OF Octobe
next at ten OF the clock in the forenoon the fiowiH
described parcels OF Real Estate, belonging to the stat
OF Elbridse H. simmons late of Worcester deceased.
wit; the Real Estate situated the eastcrly side
chatham Place, oailed in said Worcester, bOumde
westerly by said Chatham Place, s0utherly BY land
lizard Cheney easterly by land of Daniel Goddard.
nortertv y land OF Paine AIdr.ch being the prem
iSes formerly occupied a homestead by the aid Sim
mons Also other parcel Of Real Esale, situated
The westerly side OF Frat street in Said Worcester
tanning about sixtySeven hundred feet being tn
same conveyed to the said simmons by L. r. Estabrook
hy decd, dated Nov. Is A. D. 1852. and recorded in tn
Worcester County Registry book 500 page pos to whic
deed reference may be had for full description of sal
preises The above Estates will be sold, from in
culnDrace, except the rights of the widow
EMELINE ID. SIMMONS.
EXecutrfX OF Last Will and Testament of ElSridge II
Simmons.
Worcester Sent d ISB0 s24 d3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-10-03
MORTGAGEES SALE.-Will be sod

M ORIGAGEE'S SALE-Will be sole
IN at Public Auction the premises In Aiibury, oil
SATURDAY, the 10th day of october next, at clock
in the afternoon certain tract of land situated the
AmoIy Village, in Millbury, the Railroad Station,
being the premises described in deed from George
A Trumbuu to Samuel sawyer, dated the fourteenth
day of April, A. d. 1916, and recorded in the Registry
Deeds Tor the County of Worcester, Book 400 Page
$50 and the premises conveyed by Samuel Sawyer
and Lucinda Sawyer to Alexander Dewitt by deed q
mortgage dated Oct l. A. ID. 1856 and recorded in said
Registry Book ST. Page 35S, which said deed of mort
gage was assigned BY said Dewitt to Salem j. Shaw, May
IS A. D. 1855 and by said Salem j. Shaw asst gned tn
Paris Tourteot April "a A. ID. 1860. which last assign
recorded said Registry, Book 623, Page 626
Said sale is made pursuance OF power of attorney
and under the authority contained in the aforesaid deed
mortgage assigned aforesaid account OF breach
Of the condition of said decd Of mortgage
PARIS TOURTELLOT.
Sutton, Sept. TO- A. d. 1850. sl2 dSw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18
pi,iuI vbInc prom Botts.

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e'.-el -e".'.' ~ 'N'''' -, .hr., b;.
dressed. see 10" 's w, - NJ.
I'ac iese-''u ''
SAYS; t..
81 have no 0nS'i p I.I, an, nor even invited by
.6,r,,,,,s 10 he present. to take seat on tte
..a. platform with Nr. Gays especial and arden. friend
ST.. Tyler, whilst VAIN you 4 '-0-''' -'
s,-..t..r..t.5, .,o or.f,r mart
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To- play Dbl '., -, -, 81.
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tribute !, to any oil me sea.'"''-' d" any
e"-' 'o,',''.N "'.' ..r...r. -, ,,i,r
GO, - t.. ,t. ,l,ss Who ,-f,.r.
- M. -,l.,, ls.-, of erecting a
-. ~ ,,-,y f., Richmond The flct,
...s .,5 ..ro official part TO play. in the ceremo-
s~ ,Tbur.isy last= due Co the Ladies' themselves TO
,-, cha s,,-rs belonged and who alone had authority
.., connect sny man with it or les Inauguration.
% therefore there be any FAULT any injustice in the
t,, R,.ts had .uo osci8l part TO play in the cerc-
.,,e. her, Lest Thursday, the faux and the injustice
thc door of the Ladies' aud az their door alone
r- the, j,gaa.sd che members Of the Directory, who
r.It te whole matter In charge.
show the uitifu aud absurd nature otthis com
r.,o ,re mar, of Bots 'tt us 20 back httle, and
r -. Gill. -f.r,r.-f living here at
".'N, d" "'i"t - .....i., ,r.-,f
Richmond, has ho.s ever "-- '-'
o. Otherwise with the Clay Statue we p+-'''-u U"
-,,sr, az ,1.,cact account of the origin Of
-,4;..s d, tbis s.tv connected
Sc statue, ana u' l''' ,,,.
vh e., which proceedings took place Ia De''No'r ''''
-..,-. o.. , s;.,-i. M, s
does not 1Ple'. '--'' r..,l ,.;.b
OF them, OF took any part 'l' OF even -
&c otfec, Of those meetings Nor 30 lar as we nave
Teen able 90 discover did be ever have anything to DO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18
Tho PRYOR and Potter DImeuIts.

We publish tbs morning the hostile correspondence
between Messs Pryor and Potter of the House of Rep
resentayes growing ont of the scene which occurred
a that body week before last, during the delivery of
Lov,ioys Infamous harraugue This publication will set
AZ rest great many fasehOods relative the affair." that
have been iyng about in the North On this occasion,
"a on others the people of the North make ludcrous
commentary upon themselves. They pretend repudi-
ate the practice OF dueIug-deeare that the moral
meut of their section is against it, and that any North
EN- man sacrifices himself who recognizes and adopts
this mode OF adj listing personal quarres-and yet there
are no people earth who make such heroes Of their
duelus men as those Of the North How they idolize
,he memory Of the gallant and unfortunate Cley What
hurrah they raised over the ridiculous glsconldng of
BmGuglmel Aud, now, they throwing up their
caps and shouting over Potter if he the victor
OF a hundred fgh,s-nsead of a who, when invited
to combat proposed most likely Of all Others to
sllt in no combat a: an. And this We say without
meaning TO impugu his courage-about which we know
nothing
But our principal object in referring editOraly to the
affair to correct two of the many mistakes and mis-
statements which have grown out of it that have just
fallen under our eve The first is contained in edito-
lI lIt Nch oFh litfdtof anu - a. lOl1O"7s
"Some years ago two persons who held much higher
position bon Virginia society than Mr. Pryor ever hope
Tor namely Me-srs Richie and Peasants fought With
bowie knives aud no one said 10 vulgar. liz MiSss
,iup Louisiana California, aud other States where the
code IS recognized, such encounters are common
The terms Of combat between Messrs. Peasants and
Richie h.jr Eight not being technically, and under the
code. ducl permitted them 70 arm themselves they
pleased-with the restriction only that none but side
arms should be used. The weapons actually used were
pistols 10 addition TO which Mr.. Z. had swordcaue,
which he made an Intellectual effort use and Mr. r.
wore au artillery sword which he drew, but did not
Neither party used or wore bowie1uiie; has the
bowie knife ever been used in Virginia, in fight, by
agreement.
The second miss.atemeut to which allude is
contained in the following paragraph from the Washing
ton correspondence OF the New York Express:
.Pryors position is still worse, from the fact that in
duel some wears since in which be appeared as second
he appointed Tor his principal rifles, pistols and Jo-ie
titss In succession which was accepted, his principal
being killed az the inst shot This was II possible,
"inhuman and vulgar than Mr. Poters proposition and
upon this fact Nr. Potter informs ne he based his
choice"
This is sheer fabrication Mr. Pryor, according to
our recollection, never appeared the field las sec
oud but once and then there fight the matter
being adjusted otherwise. On tina. occasion the weaP
Gus agreed 10 be used were pistols.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18

This the Board Of Directors a. appointed oy 'ne
Ladies themselves in ls44-but the name Of Bolts Is not
found among its members In a word his name does
appear in any Of the proceedings connected with inc
Statue from 1874 down to the present hour And as The
Ladies' for satisfactory to themselves no oouoh
didn't choose to connect him officially with the statue
in 1914 they didn't give him any 'oihcial part to
play in the ceremonies ofast Thursday TWAS exclusive
y their own ar and they had the sole right to othciay
connect with it whOmsoever they pleased 1t appears
that it Bolts peculiar misfortune to have been Sg
u6canty overOokedby those who bad absolute authoF-
~ in the premises Instead therefore OF intimahng 10
the people Of Alexandra that he excluded IRON any
official part in the ceremonies OF last Thursday, by
select committee by the Directory, he should nave
told the TRUTH and informed them that he was excluded
from any official connection with the Statue sixteen years
ago 5y s LADIES' and had not been requested by them
to sustain any official" relation to it. since that time
Neither the Directory nor Committee Select or other
wise had any agency in excluding Bolts from any "o
cia part in the ceremonies last Thursday as he him
self very well knew-when he penned his miserable Will
ming letter TO Alexandra.
But he complains further that he was mot even inV
ted by the select Committee to be present. to take seat
the platform" Nor, we reply, any other eit'seH
Of Richmond, so far as our knowledge extends. Inc
platform reserved for the Lady officers Of the Statue
Association for the Orator for the Clergy for the Board
Of Directory for Invited Guest for Members of the Press
for the Band OF Music for the Marshals, and all Others
officially connected with the celebration of the day
There why any private citizen OF Rich
uond should have been invited to seat on the PLATFORM
and all others excluded Why Bolts should be singled out
tor special and distinguished attention, and other more
sorthy citizens sighted we, for one cannot see. No
doubt he finds sufficient reason why he showed thus be
ssnaly honored above Others in his own superiative
and exhaustless vanity but all other persons, whose
Judgment or taste is worth groat will eoncede the hi;
ues and proprety Of inviting Bolts to seat on the
platform, any more than any other citizen OF Richmond
But the winnings and compainngs of Bolts on this sub
ect are puere and disgusting beyond description, and
we turn from them with sense Of profound relief.
It is proper to state in conclusion that the Board of
Directors was re-modeiled by the Ladies last Fall
vacancies caused by death resignation having then
been hled
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18
Inviting ones self TO ones own Entertain
ment,

In addition to what we have stated elsewhere, we may
add that az first it was proposed invite specially,
any Of the citizens of Virginia the late statue Inaugural
on The statue being the contribution Of ladies in every
part Of the State its Inauguration thought to be the
act of the people Of the State aud that none need
be invited as mere spectators guests except citizens Of
other States who were parties to the testimonial
And this was probably the proper view to take Bu it
was finally determined in order TO insure the Of
the celebration TO make Richmond, instead Of Viz
ul the hostess Of the occasion and to send invitations
10 prominent gentlemen Of tue State, outside Of Rich
moad 10 visit tue city and witness the spectacle. It was
designed that he citizens OF Richmond should receive
and entertain these vsters as guests. OF course
sieat Of Richmond was invited to come TO Richmond
aad receive the hosptttes of its cizens-nor do we
suppose that the idea OF such absurd thing entered
tue brain Of any except Mr. John Minor Bolts He
and be alone Of the fifty thousand inhabitants of this c
w. as we gladly believe desired to be guest where he
should have been e host It would be but little
odd it he we're to complain of not being invited to
tar.ainmeut at his own house given by himself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18
HI. Man .sFrIday.Y

After couple of weeks painful cogitatiOu, Bolts man
Friday. Of the Baltimore Clipper, who sigus himself
Frlukln appeared in two column article in the Clip
Der of Friday last; in reply to article of fortnight
previous There smoothing in it worthy OF notice from
u.s. 10 being simply a reha,h Of the Misrepresentation
and alsehoods contained in his former articles Besides
in our last article concerning him, we distinctly stated
that We should have nothing further TO do with masked
polroou being DESTROYS of deyotng exclusive a'en-
ton % "Fuuklias' MASTER whom we hold and shall
hold responsible and alone responsible for all the fraud
ueut charges and allegations Of his minions. Aud in
dscg.su. Bouts himself aad his pretensions We shall
proceed at our leisure Franklin is only the degraded
tool Of Bolts and some of his loud mouthed friends in
this civ aud it is Bouts himself and these friends Of his
here that propose mainly deal with hereafter-tor
they are the real authors of al tue charges preferred
a-ains, tue STATE Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-04-18
TO THE PHYSICIANS OFTHs SOUTHERN ST,T,.-
WOlfe's Genuine Cognac Brand
Woife's Genuine Port Wine.
WoIfe's Genuine Madeira VIII.
WoIfe's Genuine Sber.

an now supplying the trade with pure cognae R,,,.
ties both for medical and private use Tn. b.
has crowned my efforts 70 place pure Gin within n. ,,
unoer the name Of Aromatic sehiedsm schnapp. and
OF he market the pernicious compounds sold a. Gin
the country led many leading druggists, apoh.e,,
met, for years pss,, TO solicit ne 70 pur,us N .
in regard to the article Of Brandy. should hi a. ''
these requests from all quarters long ago but Va, ~
by the fact that owing the exobtAnt prices OF
consequent upon the shornes Of the grape GRO, t
thee was no chance Of my being able TO import he eh
dy bottle II and sell at moderate prices MN
the grape crop for the last and previous year land "a
for his) abundant, and prices Of Brandy hav e
the standard Of ten years ago The duty on R,,I We
seventy per cent lower, and hAvs made 40
four Brandy exporters In France Of the highest repu
uary receiving conslgnments Of the best Cognae Br,na
bottlIng and selling wolfe's Genuine Coyp.c r..
with my SEAL label, and eertlncates The
tied by me, the pure unauthorized article and Il M. !,
when used as medicine, beverage or cordial h..,uss
Invisorang. II has been matter Of universal eoc1, -
bottle Of pure unmiSed French Brandy very dae
the purchaser nne times In ten deceived With
ufactured Initiation. or all descriptions Of ardent ,rl
from It's high price. has been the article that mixer,
have turned their attention 10, and millions gallon, a,
called French Brandy have been scattered annually
land and have been the primary Of murder,
ties and crimes, and have sent thousands to Al esv
desiroyers, from deirium remens. mania apoq ana No.
names unAnoN"' un' u"P"'Peu men began 10 make mad
Ing compounds and sell ~ the pure French Brandy
The virtues OF pure French Brandy need no, be touk
They known throughout the world medlclae q, mil,
uant Il IT, the French nation poetlcally call Il Sy4
VIE" the Of life But this applies 70 only when
unauthorized Manufactured with the fearful lnTrea 49,
make good imitation, It becomes death drink 10 inr,,, -
OF thousands OF To remedy fearful evil Ih,y g.
menced importing Brandy, bottns IT, and Ielunghu
"wOLRE's GENUINE COGNAC BRANDY,
daily receiving orders from druggists and spOthsca Ia All
parts Of the Unlon to sell 1t for medical purpose
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
No. % BEAVER sTREfT NEwYonr
~ Agents In Richmond,
fffp, a