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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-11
TT II E w A Y
D r Y G. O O d S.
are going az
B n ( A N IT'S,
THESE WAR TINES, is CHEAP!

Best English PRINTS, only lOc.
Best AMERICAN PRINTS, sixpence.
Best FRENCH PRINTS and real cnes too only lsc.
Best yard wide CHINTz BRTLLIANTs, worth in
peace times SIC, lie.
Heavy English COTTON HOSE, five threads, Double
Heels and Toes, lie.
GRAY POLL DE CHEyREs, Csc goods, only lie.
Double Width GRAY GOODS, good quality only soc.
One Counter full of the best DRESS GOODS ever
shown in this city, at Csc the yard.
At S3c, Ladies will find of my best styles NEW
DRESS GOODS in stock.
LADIES' CAPEs, in the New Styles, price only 50 So
02c the yard for PLAIN BLACK DRESS SILKS
which every lady says would be cheap at sl,25
Ladies' go to BRYANT'S and look at his Ninety Two
Cent BLACK SILK, and you will buy.
Those who bring the Money can have goods at the
above prices, of
GEO. II. BRYANT.
N.B-Soe Agents in Worcester for Grover Bakers
Sewing Machines. dit ap29
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CASES, BALES, PACKAGES

width and quality: White Linens, Prints, Ginphams,
Table Covers Goods for Bows wear; Gloves Hosiery,
and Fannes purchased for cash. ana VIII DC sofa al
The money will buy anything in stock at less than
War Prices. let the slaughter be what u may
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY IA, 1861.

bring punishment and long bill for interest. Public re-
port has said that for many yoars.hougb no died at
thirty cighhe has been poor debauchee without oven
the power TO enjoy his meals heard from gentle
man who has seen him often and had many transactions
with the Turkish Court and government that the Suans
principal amusement consisted IN opening champagne bot
ties by shooting the coks and squirting tho ccrvescing
wine into the faces Of two OF his courters whom he
had put in this position TO be his playthings Not far
different from that sad 10 be the eemnate demeanor
Of Sardanapas Of the last great monarchs OF the
Fast in the odcn time.
Can governments be otherwise but in state OF decay
and doage with such rulersH
The Pope too on his last legs in fact Of his legs
Is so bad that no ointment save him.
Future historians will chronicle the details Of the great
and resurrection OF Italy under Garibad and tho
and suppression Of the great rebellion in America part
OF the signs OF times that brought about better state Of
affairs and a new era in the politics Of the world.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
SATURDAY, july l3--6 y. M,

SATURDAY, July 1916 p. N.
There is no change in the money market The
banks are finding employment for their capital in
government securities; first class paper is grow
ing very scarce.
The foreign exchange market closed wthou,
change.
Stocks were irregular this morning, and showeA
some signs of reaction. The supply Of Tennessees
and Missouris was in excess of the wants Of tie
market, and they declined "a per cent each. On
the other hand, North Carolinas advanced 8 pei
cent. People who do not believe in any othes
Southern security will buy North Carolinas-sucA
men as Messrs. Gilmer & Foster inspire COM,
dence that is not easily shaken. Most of the rail.
way shares-such as Central Erie, Reading and
Hudson-were steady to-day. The Western shares
were better. Galena advanced a, Toledo u. Roct
Island 4, and Illinois q. AT the close of the
board prices were rather weak; transactions con.
tinued to be made throughout the afternoon in the
street. at a moderate concession from the board
prices. There was no second board, as usual on
Saturdays.
The following table will compare the exports
of the seven principal staple articles for the week.:
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lord John Russcil's Speech on the New
Granadian Port Closing Act.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence,
6e.,

The mails of the Canada reached this city from Boston
,ar!y yesterday morning.
Our special correspondence from London Paris ana Ber-
IN win be found of great interest with regard to the po
IT c., and commercial feeling prevailing in Europe to-
Yards the United States of America at the latest date
The extracts from our newspaper files are also I'M
portant.
Full rerorts the Liverpool cotton market and London
money market of the 2sh OF Junewhich were not tee-
traphed from either Halifax or Bcstonare also given IN
NE HERALD this morning
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July 13-2P. ~
FLOUR market steady for most descriptions
and without change Of importance The sales about
1000 bbls.
WHEAT was In fair demand for good lots and dull ~
bushels Jersey--purchased by John Hccker Brother,
millers--at 81 Is, and 500 do. amber prime DeA-
ware-purchased by Smith, Leech b Jewett, mhiefs-
at 81 25
Com was al 4sc for dry good shipping Western mixed
The sales embraced about 40 900 bushels
PORK was quiet al SIS rs SIC for mess, and at S1os
$40 so for primo.
wKssEK.- ,saiGs Xsye gsda Il &kn
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
Our London Correspond nee.

LONDON, June %, 1861.
Eastern Politics as Affected by The Snllans DeathHs En-
feeb'ed Condition and Rural Amusment- fitness of he
Pope and His Future in History, de-
Some anxiety is felt about affairs in the East, since
the death Of the Sultan, but is not believed that any
war will grow ont Of it. There is regnng Sultan 70
take the place Of the former onehe King never dies
and he is said to be better than bis late brother
Abdul Medd 10 his fe exhibits tho lesson In It's strongest
light that cxccssos of any kind whatever are certain to
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can troubles cause great depr cssion and Is felt by tho
people that the has gone too far and given
pnwarranted encouragement TO the rebels.
We have had Of Mr. Russclls QI. D. barrister at
law &C. &o) letters In the London Times lately, The
troubled state OF your postal relations with tho South
counts for that of course Tis pity for he would no
doubt have forwarded by this time petition from the
most respectable Simultaneously gentlemen by de-
scent'prayng her most gracious Majesty to at once
proclaim herself Queen Of tho conederacy. AT the rate
he going easy to foresee he would arrive at
such a result most speedily. But in return,
as small, very small compensation of
agators we get the letters Of Boston correspondent TO
the London Morning Post. They are poor make shift;
but Ia gcre CONNIE Ia gurre You will be asonshed,
and no doubt much grieved 10 find that you (HkRAID)
have no hold in the gentcmans estimation and that he
has taken from yon, at fell stroke (of his qu hall
losing thus Unexpectedly eha OF your cirCulaton
will be the fact of his happiness.
You will see by your English files that Canada Is TO re-
cevc reinforcement of troops doubt to enable her TO
keep that balance power the Post say she has now Sc
cured You really hadn't ouhter write such leaders about
the state of England---nternal political sHte-y0ur
remarks about impending struggle are so uncomiort-
able You will be ere long requested by the London
Times to cease that "twittng upon facts" .
but say, regards the Lincoln government, that
II II wishes to hold its II must dfoa-drnano time
must be lost Reports TO your weakness are being Cir
oulated most ndusriously here and in England, well
upon insult in your diplomatic relations with Europe,
less you make speedy and serious show OF power
ear that the delay that has already taken place has caused
feeling in favor of the South to strengthen This is a
grave and well founded warning For counry's sake
urge ON the government TO taking energetic and pow
erful stand.
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The last Bank Of England statement shows the
following variations as compared with the previous
In relation to American stocks L. r. Sa
Mwo;to rar,o rLo.

The market for American securities has boon dub
during the past week United States pcr cents and Wiz
gnia per cents rather freely Offering In raE
foad bonds have change to ne.e The late inquiry
for New York Central shares continues they close firm
90 TO- Illinois shares, after rcceding to II y discount
improved TO soy but at this figure they we'll su
tanned, Notwithstanding the last price from New York
33I discount In Erie shares the business has bear
small at 20h Elk. Money commands per
government securities.
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$6S9,I6.

Increase of week compared with that Of $780, no
The stocks and mortgages deposited in the
Banking Department as security for the circulating
notes of the Bank of Medina we're sold at Albany
yesterday The following is the result
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Of the Inhabitants use their feet and not wheels for ooomo
ton Is not fair that they should DO by
INC minority In tho second place. the sand and soil from
drain6. 'oo-'p y -
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
tFfom the circular OF Messfs. Richardson, Spence N
LivwRpooI., June rs, 1851.
C0TToNThere is not much change TO notice In tn
ket during the past week; daily the demand has
good and prices very steady. Desirable cotts rangns
from Glow middng to unfolding" have been sparn.e
y offered by holders, and the week advanced becsmt
difficult meet with even at led per TO- over
weeks quotations. Sea Islands without change Snfsu
in better request, and prices firm. The quotations
Mddling Orleans, l5l6l per h. do Mobile, II 49,
do uplands, 7sSd
In Manchester there very little doing AMI business
generally Is dull
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PARIS, June 20, 1861.
Interest in Political Circles on American AGdirs-7

Interest in Political Circles American AGairs7ae
Hopes and Fears efthe Friends Of the North, dc
have said nothing about the absorbing anxiety mani
tested respecting all from America To this every
other matter is really subservient.
The English Canadian reinorcements, the deep indigna
ton exhibited by the North at the conduct of the mother
country specuatons TO the protaced character Of
the civil war the conviction Of the necessity OF well
paid, well clohed well fed and efficient standing army
are topics that I'LL every salon. the Place de la Bourse and
all promiscuous society.
The strongest bias is in favor Of the federal States but
men seem to think the end will not be yet We want
grand Northern victory To clear away the mist from
peoples vision The Fourth Of July Thursday next
and il is hoped that the Northerners will show ont before
all France in great force and thing like retirement or
treatment of the day Que for fasting, mourning
pentancc, some have suggested would be highly inpo
little though the spirit which dictated 1t might be praise
worthy. There not be, in such cause, much
the semblance OF misgvng but all Americans, good and
true should be ready with the cry Of vctory r. Havoc
and death TO all who would dshonor the Stars and the
Stripes I"
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u opened at Se's and wont TO s9X to ,, rcmatn,us
WITHOUT recovery For the account the last price ~
S9H 10 The favorable bank return exercised no IN
nuencc although the stock OF bullion Is now exactly Ls
were more than per cont higher Bank stock left or al
go to 23l reduced and new three per cents ss, to
aud exchequer bills (March) los TO Is Discount Juns
IS. discount 20 par.
Al the Bank Of England this morning, in consequences Of
TO morrow being the last business day of the half wear
the demand for discounts and also loans on
ment securities, was extremely heavy.
The transactions in foreign stocks have been limited
the principal change being decline in Mexican 10 2lyt "
22E Ia consequence of the way in which British int,
rests arc still allowed by our government to be treated
TINT
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Markets.

Markets.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
from tho London Times (City Articlc) June 20
The English funds have shown increased hcaviness TO-
day, Conso.x which xcce arasod laS. axsYlaa SAX "a
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Our Paris correspondence.

our P0rfs correspondence
PARIS, June %, 1851.
Fhe Traitor Harvey- Ydncey and King--Ar Bmliagame-
Cases Of Distress DC
Harvey the traitorous representative from your gov
rnment Portugal left Paris two days only before the
lews OF his treason arrived Whether he got wind Of
md thought this would not be pleasant place for him
10 after the revelation made do not know but do
snow that while be was here, 1t was remarked by Ame
Means with whom he came in contact that he very
odd in the expression of loyal sentiments, and is said
hat during his stay in Paris, which lasted fortnight,
he was frequently clcsetted with Thomas Butler
King. Does not the government make mistake in
Connections Ought not the lines to be plainly drawn,
md is it safe to risk much for the sake OF concatng
.nd rcwardng few men from the South who willing
u take oihceY We do not believe here that Harvey will
eurn The best thing under the circumstances for him
do would be to keep to the coast of Barbary and
Davis
Yancey has been here, and Yancey and King drank
brandy and water together, and determined that the
Trance and England within the next three months
ne Emperor not being in Paris, however
lidn't before him; and Yancey wen, bact A' ,e
England Yancey declared while here tina, he though,
General Scott was getting JEFF Davis in "gh, place
When Mr. Burlingame first arrived in Paris he had an
Interview with Prince Meternich, who advised him 10 re-
main here for while in order that the way FOR his recep
ION al Vienna might be prepared In obedience this
dvce Mr. Burlingame did remain about six weeks when
he wrote to Prince Meernich stating that he should
cave for Austria in the course of week and RECEIVING
10 reply 70 TINS communication he left Paris Tuesday
nst and will go TO Vienna and upon the duties Of
Ills Office, If they viii permit him TO do So and If will
eturn at o the United States and offer his
o his country
numb Of OF real distress exists here among
outherners whose supplies by the stoppage OF
he mails and who have been depending for support upon
periodical remtances One lady from New Orleans with
MO children has been left perfectly destitute and sub
crpou has been raised for her among Americans and
originated by Northern man.
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THE CAN u AS M "A Ills.
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AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND RAILWAYS
United States per cent, rcd 1874. ........70 II
Virginia per cent ,,.......................42 IS
Eric shares, assessment scrip. ..,........2l q
DO, per cent, preference. ............, 30 IS
Do, assessment scrip. .....,........... lRa ~
illinois Central per cent, red. 1875 so 81
Do, per cent, rod. 1875 .,....,,.........S 81
Do 500 shares, $50 paid ............ dis 10 a 80
DO do all paid. 81
Michigan Central, con, 1859, per cent. ...S0 80
DO do s. f., per cent LIST m 1882 "a 10
Men N N Up, C. (sinking fund.-, 1855 90 q 10
N; T. central per cent (sinkng fund.-, 1858 s3 10
~ ~, per cent, 1861. ...................87 90
10 10 per cent (sinking fund.-, 1876. ....,9l a3
~ ~ per cent, convertible bonds 1876 81 a ga
CO. .......,....,...........b "
T. Erie Isl mortgage per ceat 1867. :. ~ a 81
DO ~ mortgage, per cent. 1863 . 80 IA 81
Do ia mortgage, p c. 1883 assented 10 rs
Do bonds, p c. 1862, II, rs, assonted 80 a 60
N ~. sha,es, aosenteu. ..............,.20H a 2lA
Panama Railroad, LIST M per cent 1865 . 90 a W
DO. "a m. 7 per cent, 1872. "a p6
Penn Con. bonds LIST mortgage, 9 p C. conv "a e SO
Do ~ mortgage, D. c. sterling .,........S so n n
Philadelphia and Reading $50 shares. a 20
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Fare always as low as by any other
route
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTsBURG
u = Tickets for sale mt all the Main
Ticket offices.
II TX IL CHIT =

+ X II q rs.
BY this route, Erelghls of all descriptions can ht
forwarded from Philadelphia. New York, Boston al
Baltimore. 10 or from any point the the Railroad,
Of Ohio, kentucky. ihdianA. Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa or Missouri, by RAILROAD DIRECT.
he Pennss i,ania Railroad also connects nj Pitts
burg with Steamers, hy whci@Goads be fors ard-
ed 10 any p9afi on the Ohio. Mnskingam, Kentucky,
lshnesrce. Cumberland. Illinois " iseonsin, Nissis
slppi Missouri, hAHsnst ARKANSAS. and Red Rivers
Ana at Cleveland Sandusks and Chicago " 18th siea IA
ers To alt ports on lle North " csivfn Lakes
Merchants aud shippers thtfnslHg The Transports
non VI their Freight 10 this Company can rely ~lib
confidence on its speedy transit.
The Hates Of Freight
TO any point III the West By the PchHss ivanin Rail
Road are nj all lines AS FAVORABLE AS ARE
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
II h Be particular 10 mark packages "vlA PxsN.
H. K" *
r.. j. SSENpER, philadelphia.
MAsRAw Il kooAs. ~ North ST.. Baltimore.
LEKtH ~ Co.. No. Astor House, or No. /. k,
William street. N. Y.
LEscn Il Co, Ne. - siate sl~eet, Boston.
II. HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight Agt. PhiAde lphia.
L. l.. HOUPT. Gen. Ticket Agt ,philadeiphia.
EAoIH LEWIS, General supt., Altoona. Ia.
aug9d
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IDOST OFFICE DIRECTORY



Eastern Mail arrives daily Sundays exeeIted) via
Plymouth, At o'clock y. m.
ST. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily Mon DAYS
e1ceptedl At G,p.
western Mail arrives daily taae-yt san. ,sN 9
o'ooes M.
Burlington Mail arrives daily texs.y si1, 9
pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrlyesInly kslIlt
exeepiedl at 5,p.
Charleston Mai IL trl-weeklyl arrives ranisys,
Ihnrsdsys and Saturdays, pm.
bayenFort ard Rock leland Mail ttri-wecLlyJ arr res
Oh Tuesdays, 4 bur sdays and Saturdays. at NJ
Closing al the MaiIA.
Eastern Mail closes daily (eAeest saturdsys at r.
81 Louis ard Southern Mail closes daily Mondays
excepted ats pm.
Darlington Mall closes daily Except saturdays) a,
er. "a.
Western Mail closes daily te4eeps saturdays) at =
ociockp N.
Carthage aud riynouth Malt closes daily (ssturdays
exespteal az = p, n.
Davenport and Rock Island Mail ttri weekly closes
MONDAYS. Neafesdsys and Fridays, at + y. M.
Charleston Aall ttri-u esliy) closes honeays. Wed
neAdass sid frtdays, AID am.
]. Ihe Pust tAis.et III ~ olcu Sunday fr0E4
hto o'clock, an. J. Il How ELL, 4. NJ.
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I. M. ger & o.s c. zette.
Which Is beautiful Pictorial PAPER entirely devoted
10 the subject.


II We have made the above Reduction In Prices
viii The t@otoa slrn Of benefttiug the public and
7 ourselves jhs tutlfc have been Hdl.d hy siu-
fioHs machines made IN imitation of oars The rue tai
10 them lt III tbe lfofi eaethY To the nassi peee IL
~ poor taAAs, The mGktfe have aQi tie do
ihr3r ork vel They are MD ., sscrst places,
~fere II would be impossible 70 have their com
mAhd lhe proper mechanical appliances. III is Dnls
sN DONG great auaiesa. ard hAstg extensive fnatf-
ufaeiarrK sstatl sapns, that e. OH ar1ines can be
maize at moderate prices The best desg gneG ma
eh te~ BAHLS AADE.are aIaaAs hahlr 10 grt out III
"rder and arc sure c coet considerable troGse and
~ hey H. keep Ght m In repair.
The qualities To he leaked for ia Machine are
efrfasatb e corrtet Geon paea s4muIettE
q construction great aarabffg rapfaHsp a. ofera
ioa, safa iAs least labor. Mach me- H. d. M lAc the.
eessHtai qualities must be Of the best nftat and
eEss ard 10 perfection. We have The sass and means
on grand scale, 10 dothls
lie purchasers II maehtups. whose daily bread il
may c9hfsfn w Ill thd That those having the above
4aa4iAiee hot onis segk we'll rapta rtf az sor
faies ~ ped. bot tile finest pss. pr
der, Oar machines. A. Sans ~ -. VIII rAFs .oRR
Monty. tn LEss LanoR. than any etGsfs, hehes IA
timlthion#f aees not. Ia last, ILey are cheaper
than any other Machines as girf.
II g~Igcai Agents Wanted
L. M. >gNGIR d Co,
4oS HrondN way, Ny.
CHICAGO OETICE-No. 80 Clark St
J. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in Keoluk
septs--d
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To thu Southern Public,


meeting Of the citizens OF New Orleans convened on the
h Of July last permanent committee of wentyfour gen
een was appointed solicit contributions for the relief of
the sick and wounded soldiers Of the Southern Conedeacy
aud provide for their comfort during the war.
The undersigned in behalf Of the committee thus appoued
appeal to the humane and patriotic aid them in their ho
1t behooves those who enjoy safety and comforts of
home testify, in material FORM their appreciation Of the
perls and sang OF brave volunteers 1t is in gu cause
they Stricken and mission to pour balm into their
wounds The poorest can Contribute and the offer
ing will be appreciated maps such will especially blessed
in their results.
The committee will be a5vsed of the nature of The supplies
required at hospitals Theirpois will not be confined to the
soldiers Of particular Sate section They will afford all
the aid and relief in their all sufferers in our cause Ii
be raised they organize permanent sys
TEN of relief Contributions Of clothing blankets and he'd.
Clothes articles of nouyishment suitable for the sick partic
liquors. and Wines especially solicited Warm clothing
WOODEN socks and shoes in quantity will soon become
absolutely necessary in the latitude Of the seat of war We
peal TO fellow not to abandon our brave soldiers in
their Affections
warehouse or the reception stores as may be con.
tihuted has been established No. ra,ier street where
reliable person will be in attendance Each member Of The
manent committee will receive contributions in money
JOHN FINNEY,
T. 0. SULLY,
49, ~ R.7GARDERE,
HENRY RENSHAW
Subcommittee
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eeo,ooe per annpm, which was the yield Of the
mines. 6
| An old Englishman named H. NJ. Beale, long q
resident of the village of Naples, near the city Of
Mexico, was murdered on the night of the 9Th Of
July, by a party Of Church soldiers. They killed
Mr.. Beale because he was an Englishuian, and
while they butchered him the crowd continually
yelled out, death to all foreigners ~ In fact, the
foreign residents in Mexico are arming and organ
izing into military bodies to defend themselves
from assassination.
The village of Tacubaya was attacked and pill
laged by band OF Reactionsts on the 9Th OF July,
while the castle of Chapultepec was filed with
Liberals. Gen. Mejia is supposed to be on the
San Juan river, recruiting his Reactionary forces.
An official circular orders every Government
employee to enlist in the National Guards.
Don Ignacio Yaldirielo, Mexican Minister to
France and Rome, died lately in Paris.
A priest named Bernal has been kidnapped by
Marquezs soldiers, from the hacienda OF Sultepec.
| New loans have been imposed on the inhabitants
of the city of Puebla.
Mons de Sard late editor of the clergy paper,
La Espel'unzd has been ordered to leave the
country. ~, ....
Don Diego Alvarez has been elected Governor of
Guerrero.
The cultivation of cotton is prosecuted in the
State of Guerrero with considerable success, and
many new cotton gins have been imported.