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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

the cap;tai 10 answer for the letter which be ad-
dressd, in bis capacity Of Obergespan of Gran, to
tie Hungarian Chancellery. We Translate this con-
yerssiop The report assumes the form Of dialogue,
though this of coure must be the work Of the writer
His Majesty begins by expressing the pain which
has been occasiOned at Court by the reply Of the
Prince Primate.
" Sire" tho Cardinal replies, profoundly re-
gret that an unexpected publicity, which cannot
sufficiently depore, has given to my words signl-
lcation Of which the enemies to cancellation have
fastened 70 make uGe"
" VIII your Eminence be dispOsed TO express pub.
licly the regret which you feel J"
The frankness with which have replied TO the
confidence which reposed in me by your Majesty
Government prevents me- from going back on the
words 10 which my age and my character give the
zeal of a sincere conyiction. can retract nothing,
Sire, because / have said nothing which was moi
tie fruit of profound meditaiior and which was ne,
inspired by my experience and my devotion" -
" Your Emnence had without doubt, toreseen sil
the c0nscquences!'
" Not those which NAV result from my words be-
cause, instead Of serving TO enlghten yor Majesty s
Government, they tend to create embarTass-
menr, but certainly those which may await an adj
muistratiye authority, the eAigeueies of which do
not find it possible TO reconcile with my duty"
letter in the Lkogd of Pesth Gays;
"lbe Emperor spoke German; the Pimate &c
questcd Permission 10 reply in the Hungarian Ian
guage His Exccenoy then explained that his let
Ter bad been published without his knowledge, and
much to his regret. The Emperor expressed himself
satisfied with tbis explanation, but feared that the
attitude the PIimate had assumed might place tue
other Bishops OF Hungary in position incompatible
with their calling of Cancellation. The Primate re-
Piled that tho Hungarian clergy combined devotion
TO their country VITA loyalty to the Sovereign and
the Crown, and that It would know how to fulfil It's
duties toward the country and toward bis Majesty.
After these somewhat formal explanations, his Maj
ii..a
vefsed for a long time with the Prinate respecting
the affairs of Hungary. The Pfimate asked the En-
pefor TO give him an Adlatus, but j. does no, seem
the request was granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
FRANCE.
revived that NJ. Fonld would

The rumor was revived that NJ Fould would
shortly return TO the Ministry Of Finance.
NJ. Thouyene had informed the Swiss Embasssdor
OF the Qaestion of the valley Of Dappes by any act
Of violence, bat demands q deiiniIiye arrangement
by means Of negotiation.
The London Times says this affair will, In oil
probability, be settled without any unpleasant, re-
sult..
Zip in the fgate la Gloire, ard the result il
.eported TO have been highly satisfactory.
Ihe financial accounts from Paris show less un-
e'siness hut very little tendency TO any sound re-
covery Of confidence. The demand for discount wac
not very active, aud rates IN the open market were
y cent below the Bank Of France. The Bourse
was firm, and Rsn,es on tho 9Th closed 1T IS rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
INDIA AND AUSTRALIA.

The Calcutta and Australian mails reached Alex
andria on the 5th, and were due in Iond'n on the
18th ins There il supposed to be no regular mai
from China, owing to the lnpse few months oaoh
of one from England. IL.
Calcnlta dates are Oct. g. Shirtings were active,
but mule twist WA dull. Exchange on LONDON
2lOld Freights were advancing.
MrLBoURsE, Sept. 26.-Ihe gold shipments since
last mail amounted to Is, 800 ounces. Exchange
was y cent lower.
The chip Sovereign Of the Seas, from Liverpool,
was burned to the waters edge at Sydney. She
wa souitled and sunk, but Was afterwasd raised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

A FAIR FOR THE MAGDALESs.-Tbo Magdalen
Asylum, after nearly thirty years of usefulness, IN
winning back fallen women 10 virtue, finds itself in
straitened circumstances. The hard times has told
upon this worthy Association, upon all other chart
table institutions, while the field before it is more
extended than ever. There are now eighty poor
creatures in the Asylum, whose future life may be
made happy by little timely assistance debt OF
eight hundred dollarsnot large sum certainly, but
yet one which it is rather difficult just now TO bear
presses upon the Institution. To remove this and
provide funds for enlarging the operations Of the So
eety, the good ladies who look after the welfare OF
outcast women have got up Fair, at Dodwortb 3,
corner of Broadway and Twenty-sixth street, where
they daily and nightly expose for sale books rnkets
and various useful and ornamental articles, together
with Refreshments, at reasonable prices. None Of
The shabby devices to make money which nre some
tines resorted to at such places are tolerated here
Vistors who are admitted for very trihing fee, are
assured that only store prices are asked and correct
change in all cases returned" The hall is tastefuly
fitted up and the Fair is well worth visit, even If
It was not devoted to so laudable an object.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
PRUSSIA.

II was reported that the Crown Princess was
again expected to be confined before the end Of the
year.
Important Government reforms are projected
The number Of deputies Of lauded propietors IN the
Upper IIouse is 10 be gradually cut down from W TO
A., and rural administration is to he placed in the
hands of all proprietors instead of the largest pro-
prietors exclusively.
The late increase OF the army ia TO continue.
Public attention was absorbed by the elections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
Arrived.

Ship Success Ryan Liverpool 20 dsys snt 10 orders vessel
70 Wash Carver Chase. Was IA 0ays west Of the Banks,
with heavy weaicly gales.
Ship Mstopka (Au Bonstuh Antwerp a. days. n ballast
% order Nov H. lat - 10 Ion o. 20, spoke snip L. G.
Scranton bound east.
slip Am iiesou (Br Of Nassau ~ Pr, MousoD Liver.
pool Oct II. coal and lice 10 J. & ". smith Co.
snip Reciprocity tBr Of Ayrel, Mar, Troon % days, coal
10 ILomas liichardson Co.
The u s. steam transport Delaware. Cannon ssiled or
lugsGay evening for Fortress Monroe where ,hs viii
eS,e Lsl o.ae 5Ae Las accommodations lVI wv troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
Turkey.

meeting OF the foreign representatives had been
held at the residence OF Sic Henry Bdlwer for the
purpose Of considering the question Of Montenegro
No decision was come 10. The Grand Nnier was
present at the meeting.
severe storm in the Black Sea had eptailed some
loss Of life and shipping.
The Sultan had made two days yisit to Ismdt
and had laid down the keels Of some new ships.
The chief Of the Montenegro insurgents had put
price Of 200 sequins on the head OF Omer Pasha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

The Belgian Moaiteur publishes royal decree
appointing NJ. Solms Envoy and Minister to the
Court of Turin. The Brussels journals regard this
AZ formal recognition; but the Constauti0nnei
10 The King of Ialy instead OF 10 the Court of TG-
RIM The Prussien Envoy is accredited TO the Court
Of Turin. but Prussia does not recognize the Italian
Kingdom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Ihe ZIxpedition Against Mezico.
GARIBALDI C0uNsELIKG PEACE.
Revolutionary Expedition on Foot in Genoa
THE DISTURBANCES IN HUNGARY.
The Emperor's Letter on the Subject
tMpnpThNT cnVrpuMlMT pEEnpuc IN PRUSSIA
couNsELINa PEACE
Revolutionary Expedition on Foot in Genoa
THE DISTURBANCES IN HUNGARY.
The Emperor's Letter on the Subject
IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT REFORMS IN PRUSSIA
Yancey and Mann Dine with the FiShmoDserS

The Royal Mail steamship A,ia, Capt. Lott, from
Liverpool at ii a. m. ON the 9th, and from Queens
town on the afternoon of the 10th inst, arrived
here yesterday: She brings G2,5OO in specie.
The steamship Arabia arrived at Liverpool on the
lClh inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
LATEST.


COTTos frmer but uncsnged sales Z0coo bales including
1900 balcs specus'ors aud ezpor,rE BRRiDsrVFFs-
Market steady with small saies. Pgo lsloSs dull
CossoLs 81 d93i AMERICAN SrocEs-Erie Shares E.@
81; Illinois Central Shares sOQ39 diiCount.
HAyRE Thirdly.
CoTroy-Ssles Of The week 1880 blies. Orleans tres
ordiuaire lj7 francs Bas ISL feucs. The market Is hI
Stock on hand i5J 90 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

PASSPORTS TO CALIFORNIA. - The steamship
Champion took out 800 passengers yesterday to A.
pinwall. BY order Of the State Department, the
regulation as to passports was rgidy enforced, Mr..
Superintendent Kennedy and posse Of policemen
being on hand to see that all the passengers were
provided with credentials. A great many devices
were resoIted to By those who either too indo
lent or too ignorant TO comply with the law but
Mr. Kennedy was Daexible, and the delnqueuts
were compelled to go to the Police and get their
passports. Sr. d. j. Il. Perez of Guatemala, bearer
Of dispatches from the Central American Minister.
came to the gate, and wanted to get on board bu
neither his ministerial credentials the signature
of bis Consul Royal Phelps, nor the presence Of Sr
Molina, the Minister bimself-who had meanwhile
arrived-could overcome Mr.. Kennedy and the
Senior had to wait until a telegram FROM the State
Department opened the gates TO him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY NOVEMBER %, 1861.

The works ,bu sness has been $3.50 bales Mdlpg 800
on speculation aud 1910 for export Yesterday Fda) the
sales estimated at 10000 bales oneha being taken for
and The market closed finn and the ten
dsncy gas upsara. The official quotations ere:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22


Stock Of cotton hand, G3 3j bales Of which o2io are
American.
TRADE AT MAycuEsIER-There 10 greater irmness and
further advance 10 demanded Business keeps restricted
BRRApsruFPs-Messrs Rchsrdson, Spence Co.. Biglerd
Athya Co.. Wakefield Nash co report Flour hm Tor
good which is scarce; Gales at 28 d3lG Wheat qes ont
steady Red Western, lli9GlZ 8; Southern ~ sUEiOi
White Western, 1871 southern. 36of Corn 81
ply, aud Cd lower Mixed, 326U1.9i Yellow J3I WHO
36l a3Ii y quarter n,
PRoysIoSs-Bsef quiet but good quality Is wanted roIk
du but unllterei Bacon ia fair demand a. IS a% iut
ter active and as deArer Lad hr a. 49, d5J IshoW
dull; North American. 80 a5j6.
PRoDrCR-Ashes- Of Pots AZ 35i. down 10 Wlbi
Pearls 30 dS5I Rosn rather quie.er; Coamon IA lllo,
nd 5 Gdl9i for medium to fne Spirits Turpenne ia
lecuave request and desrer sales a. IS up 72 clos
ing firm It the after Sugars quiet but steady Coffee hm
extreme prices Rice dull. Boik-smu saes phsds!
pia at 10 al) Lnseed firm ard gain aher deorer Lin
seed OIL In good demand az 3j as T. Fish Os steady Cod
S34 l0'.
LONpoN MARKRTs-Messrs Barng Bros renort WHgAr
sbout rer quarter higher. but quiet market " Aer
eau, 63iO07i; Red 5000. Flour % asa. IR0s
wiihon' p-ovcniert Bars aud Rails R5d IS COgPgE
firm aud partially II dearer. demand from
the United States had further advanced prices TO ul4
above the Of the lat sale LTSsRED CAKEs frn
gu 5aeu lO for Boston, in bags and ~ Is New.
York In barlels FIsH OLs Desected Sperm dull; AraeI
ard commands . RICE que. unclaimed. SuGAR steady
former rates TALLow very steady; \. c. a2. TEss very
firm and in good demand; Common COugou buycrs at J.
TrRPEyrISR continues to advance rapity American Spirits
In quantity Toj Rough, 22i. COyX0N ROsIS, 1914.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.--Me.srs. Barring, Bros. s Co.
say: We have Hale change IN prices or increase ot de
maIi 10 advise and our rates chiefly nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
HOLLAND
REIGII'N.

The health of the Prince of Holland wa. srch rs
70 give cause for anxiety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
i" DLDKGE ". Blu Vt,
{" DENNIN0 UUEH

(snd two other prominent members Of the ClUbp
The New-York Glib, ii is stated has among it.
members w. A. Aston, who participated in tho at
tack upon Fort Sumter, and the drunken Col. Ma
grudor, who commanded at Big Bethel. Efforts have
been made to expel both these traitors but friends
have been found to pay up their dues, and secure
them in their membership Snch facts are anything
but creditable TO organizations which pride them
selves upon admitting none but gentlemen Of unfair
nished honor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

Lieut.. Worden of the United States Navy, recently
released from Rebel prison, left town yesterday for
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

The discussion which has arisen in regard to the
fact that the Union Club Of this city still chelishes
among its members j. 7. Benjamin, the Rebel Sc
cretary Of War, for whom friend recently paid tie
annual dues, has drawn out the following protest,
which was presented over three months ago to the
President Of the Club:
sEw.YORK Avg. Q, 1861.
Hon JOHy A. KING We informed that the annual
dues of j. r. Beuis1n cen received by the clerk
which recognizes his RICH, CmbeT for the ensuing
Mr. Benjamin. IL Is well known, a. prominent Rebel and
traitor and doing Biz utmost 10 destroy the UoSencnt and
Constitution Of the country.
He cannot this section OF The country without be-
ing to arrest s and coEvicsn for the highest crime
known laws and Is therefore, Inf. to be member o.
the Union Club.
We therefore esk that the money paid be not retained
sud that bis be stricken from tho M Of members Of TIE
Union Club. Very respectfully, - -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

Total. s..'.'''''''''''" a..
40. rot burning shamol The average cost to the q"
.,.con district ia about $50 yearly under the y"
-, d,,;,;, ,v,em There are say 200 districts The '.
., .,o,p. maid by the city to conduct the annusl es'
"a $50 oo ry per centum Of this coud be saved 1y
ta1 ,hs ANAL districts together. PRO BONO Pteb''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
COSTLY ELECTION DISTRICTS.

70 tle Editor Of The " Tribune
SIR: The Iyth Election District OF tie lhna
Ward hould be a. once Incorporated into tie id EecoD
District ,the said Ward There arc about oo voters
said district and 1. costs the city 81 FER v0'e
coll tho same, as the following figures WIZ SNOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22

Ihe Expedition Against Mezico'
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
FROM SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.

SnRlNGFIELD, Mo Nov. 3.-FremOnt has
DELAYED his departure until the arrival CT Hun
ter. Gen Pope arrived this morning. Efforts
are making to induce Fremont to remain in
subordinate capacity. Many OF his staff off
GERS are anxious to remain till after the battle
and Coils. Lovejoy of Illinois, and Stark and
Hudson of Indiana, will do so whether Ere
mont does or not. The enemy is reported
moving north from Cassville, and Gen. Nc
Kinstry is inst starting with a large body OF
cavalry and artillery to make Il reconnaissance
in force
Later, NoU 4.---Al efforts to induce Fremont
10 take ii subordinate position TO Hunter have
failed. Gen. Hunter arrived last night, and
Fremont and most OF his staff lett today. The
two generals had an hour and a half's inter
view this morning, in which Fremont gave
Hunter all the intelligence in reference to the
position Of the enemy and laid before him
the plan of battle decided upon The recon
nolsance in force was postponed just on the
eve Of IFS departure, by orders Of Fremont,
a scout reports the enemy moving slowly
in this direction. McCulloch has advanced,
and on Friday was ten miles this side OF Cass
vile, so that to day they must be very near
us. a battle is imminent at any houI. The
rebels exceed our forces, but no fears are felt
for the result Our army is all here except
ing Hunters division. The body guard and
Ilolmans SharpshoOters were the only troops
that left with Fremont. Gen. ASbOth accom-.
panies the latter, and Brigadier General Carr
has taken command OF Ashoth's division.
Colonels Lovejoy, Stark and Hudson have
been appointed on General Hunters staff.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
MARYLAND EI.Ec.rroN.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Bradford, the Union
candidate Tor governor, aud the whole Union
ticket, has from ten to fifteen thousand major
ity in this city.
The election passed without disturbance.
Over two hundred arrests OF parties charged
with reasonable conduct were uade. Many
were discharged, The whole vote of the city
is about twenty thousand. Bradford's major
ity will probably reach sixteen thousand.
Washington county is estimated at two
thousand for Bradford Hartford gives large
Union majority also.
FREDEBIcK. MD, Nov. 6.-The Union
ticket is thus far six hundred ahead in this
county. General Schriver (Union) is elected
commissioner OF public works; also six Union
delegates to the assembly, and a Union sen
ator. No disturbance occurred, aud no mill
tary were near the polls.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

s59j q S6; super1ne western s555 q $685. common to
good extra western $50 a $50; southern unchangedi
sales 1900 bbs; Canada rmcr; sales 1900 bbSi superne
$50 % $50; extra 1910 a 1850
GRAIS-Wheat lC better; sales 39l,l0O bushels.
Corn unchanged; sales 1874 600 busl mixed western Gle
for usOund 81 "a 63c for shipping; western yellow sc
pRONlSlONS-BCCfs steady, with a fair demanu; safes
500 bbs Pork duh and dropping; sales 90 h6s WHISKY
hrmer; sales $50 bbs bic sugars n; sales 5og h9us
Havana 355 noXes part at Oc; Chals 1900 bags &c Coz
fee buoyaut; Rio 1900 bags at /. a. ltc; MulAsses
.tco sales 4Ohhds Barbados at 3i a. 36 Porto Rico,
20 Ghds at % a llc and by auc ~ 100 hhds at 2s4 @ 3je
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
pnrsoNEns mnLEAsEp.

BosroN, Nov. 6.-,The following political
prisoners were discharged at Fort Warren this
afternoon, after taking the oath of allegiance:
Capt. IL. L. Shields, formerly OF the United
States army, arrested Oct %; VIM. Gichrist,
arrested at Philadelphia Sept rs Wm. Ealtins
of Richmond, arrested at Philadelphia Aug.
%; Peter Reilly Of Charleston, S. G arrested
Sept. %.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

New YoRK, Nov. 6.-St. Thomas dates of
the 25th ult. state that six rebel commissioners
from Europe, ior Cuba, had passed through
that place. Four federal steamers were cruis-
ing in the Caribbean sea. Ii Is stated that
the reports Of pirates being seen are started by
British captains TO influence freights.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

TRENoN, n. j., Nov. 6.--The state bas gone
democratic. The returns are not yet all in,
but it is certain that the democrats have
majority in both branches OF the legislature.
The iOutings now are senate-ll democrats
and 10 republicans; house-36 democrats, 90
renubIicans and | union.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

NEW YORK, Nov 6.--SToCKS rather more doing, but
market heavy, and rather lower closing duh; Chicago
anl Rock island 52t Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
65; Cleveland and Toledo 36s Michigan Southern guar
auteed 500; Harlem preiered 3l9; Hudson RIt 3O4 Mich
igm Central Ar; Erie preferred 57f; Ere Railway 32s
New York Central ISL Panama ll6; Erie 81 bonds So
Missouri skies 49, Virginia skies al Tennessee skies
AZ; hyes '75 coupons s44 skies 81. registered
933; do coupons "a.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
sEAUREGARD GONE no CHARLES


PHILADELPHIA, Nov 6.-The Baltimore
Sun says, Beauregard was at GordonsvilIe,
Va, on Monday, bound TO Charleston The
News has a statement from Annapolis, that
eleven thousand troops are gathered there to
be sent south when the transports Of the eX
neditOn return.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
ABOUT ExOHANGTNG PRISONERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Lieut. Kartz, U.
N, from Richmond, on a parole for fifty
days, has enlisted the sympathies Of the gov
ernment in behalf of an exchange Of prisoners.
Secretaries Seward and Wees, and the pres
ident, have expressed it, and they will eon.id.
er some arrangement which will meet the
views of the rebels, and at the same time pre-
serve the dignity OF tue government Lieut..
Kutz will probably be exchanged far Dr..
Sharp now prisouet at Fort McIIenry.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
NErscoNslN ELECTToN.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-This city and county
give $500 majority for the democrats. The
returns SO lar Indicate the election of darvey,
republican, for governor, by Il large majority.
1t is thought the whole republican state ticket
l.. 4
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
MeoLELGAN ON FREMONT.

ST. LOUIS, Nov G.-It is runored that the
order for FremunPs removal is suspended for
the present by Gen. Mcclellan, with the pres
ident's sanctIOn
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

SAvANNAH, Nov. "a federal frigate at.
tempted to burn a vessel that was aground on
Warsaw beach. The attempt failed and the
frIgate retired.
There were 400 prisoners at Richmond on
Saturday
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

NEW YoRE Nov 6.-COTTON more active and Arm
er; sales 25OJ bales "a @ 2iic for mitdlmg uplands
FLUUl-Receipts 1906 bbls; sales 2IO0O bbls state
aud western shade rmer; superline state S5.55 @ $50
extra state 500 @ S5Ij, choice 5SO round hoop Ohio
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
1otrtes.

INSOLVENCY NOTICE. - Notice Is
Il hereby given that have been duly appointed As-
signee Of the estate Of WILLIAM B. FOX IL COMPANY
Of Worcester in the county Of Worcester, hsolveUt
debtors The second meeting OF the creditors
solvent debtors will be held the Court Insolvency
at Worcester in said county Of Worcester the TWEEN
tystNth day Ut November current O'Clock in the
forenoon at which meeting creditors may present and
prove their claims.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY,3 ,t-..
HENRY A. RICE, -NSSs"S'S'
Worcester, November (. 1851 d3t n6
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

ALBANY, Nov 6.-Father Moore, a Catholic
priest, has been authorized by the governor
to raise an Irish brigade in the western part OF
the state.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07
d he Eet.

d he %et.
FOR SALE OR TO LET-On a lease of
Z 3years, Store Building 20l Main street, now
cupied shoe and Ambrotype saloon Posses.
sion given first any month Apply to c. LORING
POI Main street, up stairs, Worcester, diff o3l
FINO RENT--A very desirable tenement
h pleasantly situated Chestnut street Rent $500
Also two other tenemens Sl00 aud the other
SIPS. Inquire Of j. L. HOOD, 22S Main street. Worces
ter Mass. d&wtt $50
Worcester daily spy., 1861-11-07

FB'O MANUFACTUBERS. - f q Il
"A SALE LOW-6O,OO0 Yards OF Cotton Warp, Flocks,
Wool Clippings, Card Waste, Dye Stuts, ShuttlcS,
Ieases Cloth Boards. lron lluopn4 old Baggmg, Low
fckers Rags, and various Olhec articles will be sold
private sale for few days, at The WoOlen Mills in Wor
cester, recently occupied by William b. Fox " Co by
order OF the Assieuecs Apply to G. J. DELAIIANlY
WILLIAM MAYO, on the prenuses
Worcester, Oct. Is, 1861. distf ole