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Mrs. Caroline NJ. King, of New YORK; last week
killed herself by taking corrosive suollmate, be-
cause she found pair of lady's gloves in her hus-
hanJ,s nocket She had written on paper where
she purchased the poison.
Retveen January 10 and March 6, there were
,.binned from Columbus, Ohio, by the Express Com
nanies four hundred and three barrels of wild
pigeops each barr ell containing about four hundred
making total of l6l, 200 pigeons.
Great preparations are making in the "ever faith
full" island for the reception of Queen Victorias
son, who is shortly expected to arrive there on
board the steamship ST. George. The same honors
will be paid him as if he were Spanish Prince
There is a rumor afloat that worthy citizen OF
Petersburg, Virginia, has applied to PresiaenE
Lincoln for the post office, "f convenient ou' II
the present efficient incumbent does not resgn' ne
will not probably be removed
number of citizens of Alexandra, virginia,
| contemplate offering the "Commissloners OF the
| pliment of public dinner.
Refreshments are about to be made at Vincennes,
France with steel cannon, which, we are told,
will; blow both Whitworth and Armstrong out of
| water. --
/ 1t is said that Judge Campbell will resign imme.
diately after the expiration of the present term OF
the Supreme Court on the l4th.
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- "A NORTHERN GGRL's TRlBurE'' TO President
u DDAVs.-Ihe Montgomery correspondent of the
Columbus (Ga Sun tells the following in his letter
of February 27th
president Davis received present today of
some twenty very beautiful cockades, from a
Soupg lady hTing IN one of the interior towns of
Ne" 1orK. They are made very tastefully, and
some are ornamented with the Palmetto button.
an ana others with the seal of Alabama on the button
Inc young lady says she is descendant of one of
the heroes OF the battle of Ticonderoga; she con-
his election as the first President OF the Confederate
States of America, and in conclusion says:-TA
Northern girl pays this tribute of her heartfelt ad
miration OF the gallant soldier who led the glorious
charge at Buena VISTA"
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
BY Pony Express

SHIP NEWS.
Arrived at Bremerhaven, ships Scotia and Scott from
Baltimore; at Cardiff Maid of the Isles, from Baltimore
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NoTABLEs IN CHICAGo.-The notabilities resident
In chicago are numerous, if we may credit letter
writer who states that there are there the son of
an English Earl, formerly in the Guards, now en-
gagged IN the by no means aristocraical occupation
OF packing pork; a son of the late Bishop of Lon
99on, and graduate of Oxford, busy in the manu-
iiaclure OF soap; nephew of the gallant Lord Col
mtingwood, IN Nelson's Coingwood,) fattening cattle
En an aulacent farm; younger son of one of Eng
na lands no6lest families, specuatng in wheat and
w. SO. y, reauced but genuine German Baron, who
las nopnqooed with humboldt and the titled mag
mates OF London fashionable circles, dispensing "a
ger peer at half dime glass; an ACCOMPLISHED
hungarian noble, engaged in fresco painting at 50
uay; brother of Charles Dickens who bears A
striking resemblance to the pifted nnvaiist ~
is clerk In the land department of the l. c. r. r.
plume of "Boz ~ 0 '0"' "e
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CoMPLIMENTARY.-We We ind in The Legislative pro-
c,eedingss of Utah Territory, published in the
lfouhaineer, Great Salt Lake City) the following
complimentary notice of Frank H. W cotton, ESQ,
Secretary of State of Utah Territory. Mr.. Woot
ton was appointed from Prince Georges county,
and his many friends in Maryland, will be glad to
hear of the esteem in which he is held in his dis
tant home.
Councillor Hardy presented the following reso-
utions
BE 1t TeSored blythe Council and House of Representa-
tires Of the Territory Of Utah, That tender our thanks
to Hon. Francis H. Wooton, Secretary OF the Territory
for the courteous in which provided for
the Legislative Assembly, and for his urbane and gentle
manly bearing to the members during the present
sion.
BE 1t further TeSoired That this resolution be spread
upon the journals Of both Houses and that COPY there
of be transmitted to the Honorable Secretary"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-15

IHE MARvELLoUs GROWTH OF WIsCoHsGH--Itis is n
remarkable fact that the census of 1850 renders
wisconsin the fifteenth State of the Union
counting slaves and whites in the Southern States
1t has larger population than Louisiana, a State
that has been settled over one hundred years, and
Which contains the fifth city in the Union. Wis
consin is the growth of barely twenty-five wears
yet it has population larger than any of the New
England States, except Massachusetts, and in 1870
may pass even that old and aourishing common
wealth. The population in 1850 was 7GS, 600. In
1870 1t may have population of 400 600.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA cabinet meeting
was held last night until a late hour, on the
dispatches from Major Anderson. There is
no reason to believe that anything further will
be yielded TO South Carolina. The reason
for terrifying the government property at ST.
Louis is in consequence OF a bill introduced
into the legislature to prohibit the mayor OF
that city using the militia to suppress riot
WAsnlNGToN, Jan. 13.-General Scott is
actively preparing against possible breach
of the peace in Washington. Effective militia
ry forces are to be posted in several parts Of
the city 1t is not probable that any but
regulars and militia will be employed. The
light artillery, under Capt. Barry, arrived this
morning, and are quartered at the arsenal.
The two companies from Leayenwortll pro-
ceeded to Fort Mctienry.
A general debate will take place in the
house, on the army bill, and large number
of members are preparing speeches.
The reports about the public buildings being
strongly guarded are greatly exaggerated.
The navy bill which passed the house, yes
terday, appropriates nearly sll,000,000. All
the navy yards are provided for, but at re-
duced amounts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

richmond, Jan. 1.-THE bill before the
Legislature requires that a vote be taken at the
time of election, to determine whether the ac-
ton Of the convention be submitted to the
people or not 1t also provides for conven-
ton to be held on the 4lli OF February, and a
convention on the 18th of February. The
house has passed the convention bill with
amendments TO refer its action relative to Sc
cession back to the people The senate has
taken no action on the bill yet. There is inn
mense excitement at the capitol to day. At a
banquet given to Floyd. the late secretary of
war, the scessionists denounced what they call
the iemporizing policy of the legislature.
RICHMOND, Jan. 13.-The senate, last night
passed the house convention bill, as amended,
fixing the thirteenth of lebruary for its as
sembling.
NASHVILLE. Jan. 1.-THE house today
unanimously passed bill calling state con-
ventiou on the 9th of February, and if the
convention resolves to withdraw from the
Union, then lis action is to be submitted to the
people for ratification or rejection. The same
bill passed to second reading in tho senate,
and will undoubtedly pass 10 third reading
on Monday
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The Progress Of Rebellion.

PENSACOLA, Jan. l3.-Fort San Carlos de
Barrancas and the navy yard were taken yes
terday by the Alabama and Florida troops.
This dispatch comes from the secessionists
The fort said to have been taken had no troops
in it. 1t is a well built fort in good condition,
but Fort Pickens, situated on Santa Rosa ISL
and, las command OF Pensacola harbor and
navy yard, and the traitors must take this tort
before they will be in condition to hold any
thing there. Fort Pickens mounts 2lu guns
and its fire covers the navy yard
JACKSON, MISS, Jan. l2;-The governor
inc boats will be hailed aud questioned. Eff
teen guns were fired here in honor Of Alabama
and Tflnrifa
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LATEST NEWS.
THE NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
POSSIBILITIES SUSPENDED

=
CHARLEsros, Jan. 12.-M Mr.. Gourdon, a
member of the South Carolina convention,
went to fort Sumter this morning and held a
private parley. All kinds Of rumors prevail
as to the cause Of sending flag of truce by
South Caralina last night. Some say that dis
affection exists among Anderson's men; others
that the surrcnde of fort Sumter is contem-
plated and that Maj. Anderson will evacu
ate. 1t is believed that negotiations are going
on with Washington for peaceful surrender,
and for cessation of warlikc attitude. Good
authority credits this opinion. Steamboat
"ExeiP'ts) has come in with news OF the
sloop-of-war, Brooklyn, off the bar. This IS
ceatain. She was seen this morning. Col:
Hayne, on the part of South Carolina, and
Lieut. Hail from fort Sumter, have lett Tor
Washington with proposals.
WASHINGTON, Jun. II Lieut.. Hall, the
officer who bore the flag Of truce from tort
Sumter to the governor Of South Carolina, is
on his way here with district attorney Hayne
of South Carolina. There is no fear Of imme-
dia tie hostilities at Charleston.
CHxRLEsroN, Jan. 13.-lhe staanser Nash
vile reports this Brcoklyn off Cape Romain
everything was quiet last night. Great hopes
are entertained that the ultimatum sent to
Washington by Col. Hayne and Lieut. Hall,
will give US peace. Eight workmen from
fort Suuter left last night in q boat and came
to this city. Four of them go TO New York
in the Marion. They report that the soldiers
are on short allowance. The steamer Clncli.
under white flag, went to fort Sumpter this
m 5rning. Nobody bat the authorities know
her mission.
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Movement Of Troops, Sc.

BALrrMoRE, Jan. 13.--rhe troops from
Fort Leavenworth have arrived. A portion
of them have gone TO Washington. Two
companies have garrisoned Fort McHenry,
which is being actively put III eifectual condi-
tion AT Annapolis, canton from the frieate
Constitution have been put on board the prac-
tice ship Preblc, and revenue cutters on the
station are placed in strict naval discipline.
Nothing is allowed to approach them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

To Norae Ovwners.-Sweet's tntalliDle Lmment
or Horses Is unrvaIed by any and IN Al cases Of Lame
sct is manicnl and certain Harness or Saddle 0Nlis.
Scratches Mango, &C. It will also cure specify spavln
ncpent but conned cases are beyond the pos
sihifv of cure. No OF the kind however,
f. e. 3esnerasc OF hopeless but may be allcyated by
tbs Eminent and It's faithful application will awaysrc
move and enable the morse TO tFANei Win
Every horse owner should have this remedy at hand,
f,rts timely use the first appearance 81 lapenesH
will eectualy prevent those formidable diseases men
tioned 10 which all horses liable. and which render
"a MANY otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
mv2i d3taw&weowly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

New YoRK, Jan. l8.~-Panama dates to the
Al. Of January state that the Lsvant had nos
arrived. The Saranac was soon to sail in
search Of the Levant The steamer Wyoming
and the sloors Cyane and ST. Mays were al
Panama, and also the flagship Lancaster.
The steamer Star Of the West landed her
troops to-day at Governors Island
1t rs very cold to-day, and there Is consider
able ice in the North and East rivers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14
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in all cases Price rs cents per box. For sale by all
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

WAsHINeroS, Jan. l2 Saturday Evsainq.--
The republican senators and representatives
are In caucus at the Capitol. Stewards speech
is the general topic Of conversation. The
states approve its sentiments and tone, but Il
viii not keep the Gulf states in the Union. +.
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Spettafles &C..
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Many persons unacquaintcd withthS on,,..i
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IN this city Jan Il Mrs pessey d Ephrain Drury
Funeral on Monday. Jan Is at O'Clock ,. M. at her
late residence 50 Summer street. ).
In this city, Jan Is. james EOivili, ~.
Atsea Nov r. Charles Hnverstock fornerly Of this
city, -. ~ 45ii Ks
Milford, Jan 5. Almra Smith, a yrs II mosi eth.
II Jericho " 5an i Mrs Sarah wiis of Joei ROOD, a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

{ PROVIDENCE, Jan. II Lieut.. Edison, of the
ordnance department, with six men, arrived at
Newport yesterday, with instructions TO put
the armament OF fort Adams in complete or.
der. The fort is without garrison. The
excitement regarding the crisis is increasing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

BosToN, Jan. ls.-'The steamer Ameii,s
arrived at one p. NJ to-day. She was prs.S, Il
iced up about the bowsprit. "A small boay
ing the dock, was upset, and one tfiafi Us
drowned
In Boston, at sunrise, the thermometer stood
at below zero. AT jamaica Plains it was Is
below.
ALBANY, Jan. l3.--The thermometer stands
at ten degrees below zero, this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-01-14

some Thing New the Great Daguerrean
Pice.-AIr. REED tenders his thanks to the public for
their liberal patronage, and would call their attention 70
this city. Photographs copied Lite Size FROM small Da-
Luerreotvpcs aud AmbrOtypcs. plain or finished Far
cula attention paid to making Views, stereuscopc or
otherwise.
PARTICULAR ArrENrIoN.-I would also inform the
public and former patrons of Wing Eli that have
bought all Negatives made by them at Fosters Block.
Those wishing photographs from the same will please
call at my Rooms, corner OF Main and Front street
ialO dtt II. j. REED.
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President Anderson OF Rochester IN. W
University declared the other day, 10 his
students, that if there should be an attempt
to prevent by force the inauguration of Mr.
Lincoln, he would arm his students and lead
them to the defence Of the capital as readily
as he would lead them to the recitation rooms.
He and his faculty are ranked as conservative
men.
The first victim in the noble cause of South
Carolina .'independence" fell on Monday
night, in Castle Pinckney. He was a private
in the Carolina artillery, and was accidentally
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rounds.H
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS

A RARE CHANCE The Stock and
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