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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

THE BAY STATE ''SET RIGHT" Mayor
Wightman of Boston has addressed a letter
to the president, begging him not to put any
confidence in what Gov. Andrew may tell him
about public sentiment in Massachusetts, as
the governor doesn't know anything about it.
lie expresses his own conviction that if his
excellency's views were followed sit would
produce serious, if not irreparable, injury to
the cause of enlistment" and concludes, with
unexpected good sense, by complimenting the
president on the manner in which he has to
this time fulfilled his important duties.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

JANKlNs' HAIR DRESSING BArHISG Rooms on
Foster street, are complete in all their arrange
ments for the accommodation of the public Probably
no man IN the CITY understands the onsoria art so we'll
as ME- Jankirs Fverhing is well attended to- the la
ues department being under the careful supervision
Mrs. Jankims.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

OLD WORCESTER City GUARD.-Members of the old
Guard are hereby notified that there will be meeting of
the Company this tFRIDAY) evening at s O'Clock at
DfieS Hal. All regular members Of the organization
arc requested to be present. Per order
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Charles T. Tucker of Decatur, Mich, is
likely to come into full possession of Law
renee estate, in the Bank Of England, amount
ing to fifty million pounds, or nearly two hum
dred and fifty million dollars. This matter
has been in litigation about fifteen years, and
all the testimony necessary to establish the
claim has finally been obtained. Lyman Law
renee Of Mattewan, who is brother of Mr..
fuckers wife, was the legitimate heir, but
made full assignment to Mr.. Tucker, who
will have the full control of the vast estate
When the claim is established he will be the
richest man in America.
The Bridgewater iron works are now en-
gagged in forging plates for several ball proof
ships, and also in preparing the castings and
forgings for half a dozen new monitors. :"
The iron plates alluded to are twelve feet in
length, fifteen inches wide, and four and
half inches thick, each of solid wrought iron.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

Draper ~ Clark. Commission MERCHANTS ana
Dealers IN Flour, Grain, Meal. Grass Seed Sait Limo
Cement Cacinod Plnsier Plaster Paris Ground oyster
shells, and Farmers Produce generally Also ASents
or the sale OF Goes super Phosphate " Lime Peruvian
Guano, American IuanO, and Ground Bone ''""
- ,.e ~. IL -. DRAPER a. CLARK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20
Isatchelor,s mnIr nye. I'VE HEsr N rnr Won

IIOIOI = HH'lII' Dyt, he BEST II WORLD
WILLIAM A. BATCllEL0R'n celebrated Hair bye
produces color not 10 be distinguished ON nature
warranted njure the Hair in the least remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes nvigorates the hair for
life Gray, Red, or Rusty air instantly turns to
splendid Black or Brown leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold by all Druggists &c szy-The Conn
inc is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELo.. on the four
sides OF each box Factory No. 81 Bearcay street. date
my2S GGwiv AVN '''A'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.-The WASH
ington correspondent of the New York Eve
ming Post writes under date Of the 18th =
"Gen. Banks was in town yesterday. con-
sulting with the war department. 1t is ru-
mored that changes respecting his and Ere
mOnt's departments will soon be made Gen.
Mcdowell has been here within two or three
days, but is now with his troops pressing on
to execute an important trust. The troops in
the valley under Fremont and Shields, who
were so seriously disabled by long marches,
are recovering very rapidly with rest and
good food. The government is endeavoring
to give these troops an abundance of clothing
and wholesome provisions. week more
will restore them to their old state of efficien-
cy, though of course none of the divisions are
as strong as they were one month ago."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

In this city, June Is, by Rev T w Lewis Isaiah 1,o
lano to Miss Fannie G Calkns of Worcester ' n De-
In tltchDurg, June IS, andrew L Iarbox to Mary A
MARSHALL both of Fiichburg N
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20
Boston Stock Market.
Special CLOTHES.

sec; w. Wheeler, Jr.'s, No. 2O7 Main street.
orcester, Mass. s the place have your Pictures
Framed at short notice and at low prices dim jei9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

Speer's SnmbucI Wine is an admirable article
pseo IN hospitals and by the first class families In PARIS
London, and New York, In preference 70 old pOt wine
iel5 dcodIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

Troops FROM CoNNEcTIcUT.-One more
regiment has been called for from Connect
cut. Gov. Buckingham has issued the follow
ing proclamation
"Citizens Of Connecticut Our national
enemies are still strong in their determination
to destroy the Union. More than ten thou
sand of your sons have gone to the battle field
to contend for the honor of our flag and the
supremacy of our government. The army
needs reinforcementS. The president calls
for another regiment from this state, and for
recruits to fill those in the department of
North Carolina. It's your countrys call
respond promptly. Organize the regiment
quickly, and fill the ranks Connecticut
should be true to her early record of patriotic
devotion to liberty and public order.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20
9em Notwithstanding,

ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING in +ho
AbboIf U my oreester' Mass, June 20, 1855!
Aimsworth' Laura -on ELL, mrs Betsey
BEMlS, Amasa inntz
Blgelo" miss Anna I,rnGi H.
lrOwh, Daniel ii G Ivurn Me-
BaoeOck, Dewitt * nCh ,i ioA
bal ey, z Il I1nS III IiIWolas
t;aprnrd N q MUZZEI, d
Boyni"n. + :Gtenee Maynarl, mrs Cara s
i;tyyisV ~ Morton. Emma
Ban, m Eli .abeIh ltnmra 80 -. ~
BaNUcs, mI,S A Mrs. i LIZ hster
Boyden, n Nriutiro t. n,
BI3aibsoiI, Emma Il Mills. mrs Hannah
Btrwso Frauoi Near James
i,aIf,,in Idllcls MciutIre, s
Hatchelder, Horace Alrt.srtv eit5,hetI
iitt, rip henry Mrnurd, Jos ph
hiodsett, Katie New wtn' ~ i
Rake Mary 1ar hgw oud, Josephine
hl.Es mrs I'"e OWEN, e
Bi.,Hs' u, 10 ~ O'AaleY. John
brigham, mrs Samuel phneioMn' A Arthur,
Bacon, T h pihploh' ALBERT IL
Bronsfeld, Thomas p9 ors, asa id
Bates, indsUr Liai.o, H 1TM
GoNN !, 70 i tt.,., Pond, Geo w
Clam EIizsbauthe Ilhe Pierce, Joseph w
Cofin Ednnnnd l. Pond. julius
ChiIJs, q ii u fierce, mrs Louisa L
Converse, Harvey Ii p easS, mrs olive
Calf John & hhohBlNS, Chas
Clarke, mrs Mary gn,. ''nti iion, ADDaJ
Cloaticr, Napoien kR isaar edward Waiter
Dauiels, II R" oElS"n, SEQ >
benny, Jennie b RuSLhNuoa, Jnlia
DAVIS, mrs Layina NJ RRiie harSs g l.
Darling, Nj A hih ha,us rs samuel
Donovan, Thomas phi,aIusoIis Dr
DuGlas James T"1ins"hh' WalteI
EAINN, Emma SW1TnMII" 4
Eughrton, AlUert IL Strtttn,,, Az AI ahhln
Ewing, 5 Smi, t,'i, , A1 PS
Esfai'ri,oLL " MN - Smith, mrs Chloe ID
Li;-mm1ersIn Lizzie Swaine. : redrick
Evcrctt' i .y Il "A smith, mrs Erlania
Eckhard E1bar,'y Sweet>er, Lmneflire
FAY mrs Hannah u stoddard, harrsonD
Fuller, Goo S n,ith' Lzzic
Fisher n S2inith Larkil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

LIEUT.. A. c. SoLEY has been authorized
by Gov. Andrew to recruit for the 34th regi-
ment, and is assigned to Hampshire county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

Fancy Goods, Toys and Yankee Notions
IN en- less variety Dealers wilt find it advantageous to
eau before purchasing forward their orders Goods
are seg eheap to make room Tor the immense stock Of
FIRE WORKS, from all the principal Laboratories i'm
New England Etna Luboratoy is now ready to furnish
Fre Works-from One Thousand rorpsdoes at IS cents
pedocs. $4,000 Boxes Gold Chop Checkers
HDIDEN. CUTTER, IL CO 80 and 36 Federal and
m F0fhn Ware Rooms, No. 8 asMngs HIock-
Inc undersigned would respectfully call the attention
OF the public to his Coffin are Rooms row open NJ No
Bangs Block. opposite the Court House. VIII, re- will
DC found constantly on hand COFFlNS and CASE FITS
of all sizes and patterns made and trimmed with tho
best material. Also Coffin Plates and Robes
Worcester, Feb 10, 1862. diff fIe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

Milwife.-MRS. NJ. GERALDS PHYSICIAN AND
success u MIDWIFE, No 43 Exchange street SpeciaI
attention given to Uterine Complaints and sases of
children Office hours from to A. NJ and from | 10
P an ~ :"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20
Geo. Sessions,

RNISHING NDERTAKER
MS G9nn Warerooms at So Front street where can
aiWaS DC round large assortment Collins of all diff
teret Kinds Of patterns Aentac and Walnut Baskets
OF all Sizes Cou lstes and Robes the best pattern
Az ''--~ "esifeDce 90 Front street. DIFF auI4.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

Devens behaved with great gaIlantry and cool
ness. He makes an admirable general. Gen.
Couch is one OF the bravest men ever saw"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

The s!onfeasioH- and Experience of an In
Vaiid.-Pnblshed for the benefit ana as a warning and
cauton 10 Young men who suffer from Nervous fiebl
~ Temature lhtcay, &e; sunpN ing at the same time
tne means OF sell cure by who lfas cured himself
after being put 10 great expense through medical mpo-
stlon and quackerv. Bv enclosing posi- paid addressed
envelope, SINGLE COPIES be had OF the author Ma
IHANlEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford Kinas COUNT
NY. dGwty 70 -,oha
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

Hhe Union kestOred.-F. A. CLOUGU ,vould
Gtluy inform his friends ard the public generate
nut hloh Block having been fully restored since ~
t hre ne pa; his old Room in bet
upon all who may favor him with call III ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20

Mrs' y efo0dVViD, an experienced ana succee
Iu Midwife holds nerselfin readiness dav and night 10
attend to the duties Of her profession Residence tx
ANst"Street- III o2f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-20
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.

Rufus King, a married man, about thirty
years of age, and daughter of Rev. John
Jones of Pelham, aged eighteen, eloped from
Northampton, few days since. Miss Jones
has been at work in the hoop skirt manufacto-
ry at Northampton for some time past.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
LOCAL MILITARY slATTEE,s.


ARRIVAL or TIE 501Il MASSACHUSETTS,.
The 5Oth Regiment Massachusetts, Volunteers,
Col Carlos L. Mcsscr. arrived here from Boston by
the steamer City Of Boston al a. N. on Thursday.
ARRIVAL or TnE IG0Tn REGIMENT.
The l60th New-l ok arrived at the Park Bar
rcks ~ p. IN. on Wednesday evening from Camp
Wayne, Auburn. Ihe regiment WIS raised IN
Wayne and Cnyngi Counties, aud numbers 800
men. hnrcxedis list Of 'he officer:
Chsref e. Dwi-ht Colonel John 49, Van Potion Lieut..
Coole.i william. #. srtoi, MJ0r, Cotton W. Alep Ad-
luan' Diglf0n ". Niran- Qunuefmfser, Cyrus Powsts.
Surgeon David H. Armstrong st A..sant snreoni Goo.
w. Heynold, "a Ast,-ai sus,oni William PutuaGi CHIP
iain
Company AVN. Potter. Captain; wm. J. Van Deuicn.
lt LleIfcn. ~, james l.. fft.I, .d / .lttla.f.
Company B-li-nry r. Undo.hi. Cart,io. Loreuzo l.
teeiock. Let Lrutrisrti JaurE hrls. % Li.uteuart
Company C-Bnrt'ctt f. Roi-er.. Capfa4 Rntrii ~ En-
ME- lst Lournaut Ismcs '. %. Ncstlii "a Lieutenant
Company DJ3AA u. BGuud Cspta.ui Myron ~. sAiils;
1T Lioutcntut; Edward n Scntell 2i Lieutenant.
Company E-iieny Mooe, lain, james Cray, L.. Lieu
tenlnti NlDl0lis MELON, u 60 % Lieufcnan'.
Company f-tafani josiah J.. JrWDt; let Lieutenant.
Gideon +. Moleyi "a iitu.crant, Edsin Kirby.
Peter h. hepheld - Lieutenant, Alvin >. stlluan
CLiflea u. Cotton, 2d i.ufsIant, hici T. Jones
Company IL tptiin, Allen l.. Buls, lst Ii uionsnt Sir
n. Dexter "a Lieutenant Robert R Scrly.
Company k-Capail, LeNi' H. iunt, lst Lleiloaaut G..
n. Mc4nll "a Llrlirnalt. John l.. Shaver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
Commercial Intelligence.

Io.poy MONEY MARKEr.-The funds continued
r, az the IN Con,5 closed at S93. The demand
for discount the Bsus light The open market WI
supplied and 30 day bills are done at ztaz IGe "eeN'
Iiak return. show decrease in the specie OF 3yiOff
LIygRYooL. Nov. Ga. m.-t oTTOs-Ihe brokers cncu
Lar ssys: For several dsys IN the hes Of ne "ee
the market showed considerable activity, and buyers AZ
irae.ed by decline previously reported entered INTO as
than for some time past pee, aysneea q. one
reried Had 4 10 In American and In Egyptian al even
gre ~. tns e In Br,zi owing to a more
.i9isrS inGnry i'd was with difficulty obtained which has
snce been lost sara, wasin large request snd snow ca V
Tuesiay rise 4 lGd 10 since thea however tls so
pee OF any IN Manchester 20 this movement mas
checked the upward tendency; the demand has dwndeI
down 20 the former limited SCALE and quotations cloe only
Ss'' sas, o. he week y Go bse. including
spscolsoI, aud $50 for export. Yesterday Und-y TIE
only about 100 bales. The official quotation, are as ioows
ot.,n,i ~ "''1 a.1i up.nd.....lei ai.d
socE s9j60o bales, including 1890 American. AT 'ei
TRADE M,NcnrSrEH very quiet tone prevailed yes
Ijay and ,hele vas some g'Yns way In siopsth 'no'
TRrinsrrrrs -Mer.ra Richard.on. Spence Co.. Big
land Athya Co. aud Cor Jon Bruce 60 report fonf IN
uodcTac denand d; late le', say y 6al8 4 Dbl Wheat
..dv and rather more regular Than tuesday last, Rcd
We.tsrl ? ri 10 Southern plodlo White Western 10
ali southern lJ4l2 3 leo ID Corn suchtnsed-MiHed
PRoyisroys-Tl .sme authoriir, report Bcef and pofi
dul At Bacon freely oneed Il reduction from
ia. weeks prices Lsa lower with sIeat desire to sell
pnss - di0 Taliow Irregular and ta9d a. c"t lower
PEoDrcEfhe Brokers Circular reports A.he. quiet srd
rather easer p bdjji Tor both hosiu dun az ~ i com
mon spirits Il Tupentne. nothing doing sggar dali and
,ondiug downward. Coffee. nothing 10 rel0 hce - y
Lin.eed quiet but steady Hemp neglected Ju'e very nat
I'd oil se u EiB sperm 90 Winter lasyed. Sweet
OH steady but quiet Petroleum, small sales II crude Peau.
sylyani "a, a. rs l0IAtlg
L0NuoN MAnKETs -Mcssr.. Barring Bros. Co. report:
BnHADsrrFPs very dull and last weeks advance lost hos
a. quotations SOAR more dong At rather lower
pficss CorYFr STEADY TEt uuchanesd Congou L. RicE
IN isf demond. TaLLow lner, Y G. - cfh sPiHiT ~
TUHPESIIsE noninaly l.3.. kosfS p teZ5'. LiNsEED
CAKES slow but uuaieTei I'm value LiNfEED on dtoitd
TO 20 D. but few seior. Con Oh sells u A31 Sperm al
$50 for American NhAshns fti.l e1cci-R50 paid Tor
rgo Of DAVIS stras Messrs Groves Todd report biFF
Pork uuslfered LARD hTm II iu rates. IErRoLEth IA
iair demand Crude SIS lo. lsDftS tORN looAlog up
AMrIcaS SEcrEITIFs-Hsring Bros say; American
quiet sud withou. iflta Ion. little more dong
g. Railway Securities. Eric 81, Illinois Central ~ discount
Newly ork Central nominal ~ 5id,J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

LUEHPoOL, Nov. S.-.TAe Asia has arrived.
CoIIoN--S4lea to-day 80 lales; market vCy
dull and easier; al qualities slightly lower; fpe.u-
laors and exporters took 600. Brcadsiuls quiet
but steady. Provisions heavy.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 6.-Consols 93i 0931; Illinois
Cen raj share, 49, - discount; Eucs, a. a. r.
HAyRE, Nov. 6.-CO1roN-haes Of the week
five days. 1850 bales; prices nominal; New.Or.
leans tres ordiGare, 3!Ji.i do. bas, 3OJf. Stock,
5000 balcr.
PANS, Nov. 8-The Boure is firm. Reutes
If Zoe.
LoSDOy, Nov. S.-1Ae Morning Port sees in the
position OF the Democratic party the first symptoms
OF healthy reaction having at length made their
appearance. IL thinks the bold cOuIse they have
adopted in denonnciDg the Illegal proceedings OF the
O0YcrIlLeLt I9gt. Ie q e0ugee VI satisfaction IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
Coutrnbnnds mt Fortress Mcnroe.
a N, Editor Of TbeN Y Tribune.

To the Editor If The ". Y Tribune
SIR: In our paper OF the 18th inst., your cor.
responder, from this place described the desaou Of lot
Of negroes In stable at Camp Hamilton aud adcs ,hsir
condition has been presented TO the superintendent who
he can do nothing for them" This last statement!
roueou, one. uale.s grossly garbled.
The facts se that the OF the barn referred had
ocked here from Rebelde hundreds doing aud there
being no room for them the negro quarters. they sen
there for temporary shelter and made comfortable eln
stances would permit with fres and ample provisions vel
cooked by the prompt and orders Of Gen Dr. who
Immediately ordered good and safe quarters to be prepared
Csncy Island Tor al about here, who no, ale 70 rro'
yido for thsmseves
As the Governasnt does feel willing to furnish clothing
except SPECIAL for those not IL is employ tie snper.
ineud~nt anticipating such state Of sasss your
'pondeu describes bad made appeals to the beneven. q
the North and has already received several boxes sna bar
rel. well filed He has supplied all necessary wants 10 ;hs
vicinity and "a answering appeals rom other IaCes
sending books and clothing fsst suitable resoss are
found 10 .npsIin.end their distribution. [. b. W.
Fort Monroe, Nov u. 1892.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
EinI,.

Turn telegram gays: "ihe Italian Govern
ment has adjre-sed remcnstranccs 20 to Pruaan
Envoy who represents Austria ~ thii Court, upon
tie encounter between the Italian cafblccrs and
the Austrian soldiers upon the night bank OF tie
River Po."
Tie M9a0r1Aia No.i0Ea'0 does not credit tho
statement Of Ia France IA 10 the exclusion OF the
note Of Gen. Durando from the negotiations upon
the Roman question.
The M0Harchia says that tho circular dwell upon
The urgency OF "A solution Of this question, and u4yo
cated negotiation upon tie subject. IL sintes
further, that the French Government had recOg lied
the jurlce Of desires eXprested IN Gen. DuIandO's
note.
The King reviewed the troops At Milan on the 9Th
inst Large crowds OF spectators Were present, and
popular e4ihufiatm ran very high. Tie Prince Of
Wales and the Crown Prince and Princess Of Prus-
had arrived at Maple, and were about TO proceed
10 Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

Tn ADyAScE WAGES MoyEMEST.-The House
Painters ne, last evening at No. 1913 Bowery, T..
Ready in the chair, and G. H. Wagner acting 10
Secretary. There was a large attendance. re-
port was iead BY tho Chairman, stating thai Mr.
James Stewart, boss paiutor WAS willing TO aecede
10 the demand Tor increased pay. More than %
other master painters haye hiplhed their Willingness
to advance tho WAGES OF their workmen. mo inr-
Tier coredcmtion OF the wages question was after
discus ion, po,,poned until n.ter more com
licte organization had been formed Le'ore Che
outbreak of tie Rebellion, there were about 900
house pail. crs in ibis ciG-now there are not more
than half tlat number. Ia the 10Th Nc~-lof.. ReBi-
n.eut there a,c go painters. number ot members
enrolled lh,r names AMI paid their imitation Tee,
when tho meeting adjourned TO meet again On Mon
dny evening ne%.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
France.

The Bank Of France, on the 9th met. nsei rs
minimum rate OF interest 10 PER cent.
Count 90 Persiguy, ia circular amounting the
appointment Of NJ. DFouyn dc LAuyr, states tlat
tbs modification Of the Cabinet by means changes
The policy Of the Imperial Government. The new
Minister Of Foreign AAis, II il added, NOV cherfu-
ally solve the solution of that great AID dilie ult
question relating ~ Rome, - ho i uu'ettcred ly
previous negotiations. The Imperial Cover meni
viii neither sacrifice the Pore 10 Itly no. Italy 20
The Pope.
An Imperial decree admits unblsached iissucs IN
pieces free OF ~, for tic purpose Il being dyed
and then reeXVorled.
The Boursc, on the III, oiened Of conn 'crobic
Improvement bat closed iuanuate. Rentes, 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

ARREST or SEcFssloSisT DTsERTER PROM
THE NAvY-Laat evening, Sergt. Delaney Of the
Fourth Precinct arrested David Carey in Oliver
street, under the following circumstances: il np-
pears that Carey deserted from the receiyine-ship
North Carolina on Wednesday evening, determining
10 shoot the captain if necessary in the effort In
order TO effect his escape, he says be biacAeued bis
face aud went ashore with some con,mbands When
arrested, be made some demonstrations Of a pretty
formidable character, but Sergt. Delaney succeeded
in overpowerDg him and taking him to the Station
House, where he was berclt Of Colts revolver,
heavily loaded. There he asserted that he was a
native Of Mobile, WAS a S,cessioD.t, and hated tue
United States Government, and would Do all in bis
power 70 stand in It's way and thwart its designs.
lie was so very outrageous that Capt. Hughes felt
called upon to pat him in irons. His care will be
banded over TO tie proper authorities to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

every sincere " en wisher of the American people.
IL trusts the democratic successes are barbingers oil
final yicic.y which shall restore the American Con-
,tiut'.on
f,be Pritish Mediterranean feet is about to DO re-
duced by seven ships and 1863 guns:
'Garbaldi has been removed to Pisa, by the advice
of lis 2hysicians.
MApriD, Nov. 9.-Tbe Spanish Plenipotentiary
ut Washington has received Instructions which, IL Is
hoped will lead to n satisfactory solution OF inc
affair of the Montgomery.
Five vessels have received orders to reinforce the
Spanish squadron at Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

A Madrid telegram, OF tue 9Th INST, say.: The
Queen III open tie Coriez 10 person, and deliver
speech upon the occaioD. VI M eaily pe,iod Of
tie session, the Ministry viii submit documents
referring to tho action OF SPAN IN beXico, aud viii
invite discussion tho course they have pgrsucd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

WRECK or THE STFAMTUG CINDERELLA.-Capt.
Pendeton Of tie brig Julia +. AEey of Bangor, WHO
arrived here via tue Delaware Breakwaier, from
Cardenas, which port she left on the 2Sth October,
with cargo of sugar to Sturges & Co., reports hay.
ing on the 10Th inst, when of Cape May, bearing
west miles, seen the stern Of the s,eamtng Cnde-
rella sticking on, Of the water. He sapFosed tie
had broken in two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

MADAME De LUssAs's CoscERr.-The andsnee
assembled last evening" at the musical enter,an.
ment given at Irving Hail. was as large as such a
dismal, rainy night would warrant The concert
was given by Madame de Lussan, a lady well known
10 lyrical circles, and the occasion afforded debut
to Madame Ermina Carere-from New Orleans
as pianist. The debuIante, who now for the frsS
time appears in public, is very attractive in her per.
sonsl appearance, and her modes,y was shown in
her evident !repidation. 10 crtcising q
debutarte, all this " stage-fight" must be consid.
cred. AT each piece Madame Erminia Carere ap-
peared to increased advantage, playing with more
certainty and distinctness-snd if the unfortunate
loud pedal, which il so abused on first appearances,
bad been let alone, yet crispncss and neatness
would have appeared. We take it for granted idst
these drawbacks will disappear at subsequent PER.
formances when the young lady has learned to face
an auditory. She was on her second pieces much
applauded-in fact, encored.
There was besides, singing by Madame Lussaa
and Mr.. De la Perrere. Mr.. Muzio was the direc.
TOR.