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The New York herald., 1863-11-24

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Ship ,op, of kB has Honolulu from he 0ehot..
ported S 81 c to s lave Sved Ss sI1s az Gan Psnsco
Ssh Sas' h, Sc WIN 5 ss Il.
sesor Wegd Iceto cruise on Ga Crn @ "a And E"nhn nsnos
Hathaway, M. wlsa eg9 bbls oil
Spoken. &c.
ssrt Sierra Nevads for New oreans So' ~ Nu~
Foreign Ports. ~
hstwaar. Nov s-Arr at Flushing Anna 'orbrodi, Nsr
GseosrunA. Oct 2s--in poE: American bark - for New
BrisroL fPHI) Nov s-Arr Amelia Cosuch. NYorK; 9Th
Ass r'SG 3 & Ss roI SS Syo
BassrRa,,gs. Nov s-Arr ElDe Maihlide. NVrdeuhot,
BerSos Arnrs Sept io-Arr ship Be,sey Williams, Car.
''S Cow. ssls E,sseep nSys Tams.rss
CarRroGEG. Nov Arr in the rusds. blanchard, York.
%aesx Nov -ru In. bark Telegraph, Giles, from
CSIcrifa OCT AR ship Hudson Potter MuscsL
CD Sep, 90, slip bellien, smn. Colombo. std oc. 3
oaosanp, Nov Arr Princess Fredsikc. Brookng Nev
Dsil Nov iOArr cs,sbulanu'. syors for London t.aa
T4SsoHin No! !sArr Hannah scsor Kyysy Srors
Ginr .Ir,R Oct si.Ar Young Turk' Harding Boston;
il ,yns Nov sid ste Anne Robours. NyOrk; Prince
Hsas1ne. sov sxrr xusase, wencke SYork; yulians.
kGy osms s SYo sS Sns & Gss@
c.s cIsnSl'ssi Sl ssm e sors sty E keansas do % .O"
Sid 7.h Anglia (s) Prowse. Bostcn Winged Arrow BeS
ry 81 Lawrence Hamilton, do 9h sarah March, Ross.
eiSsh, British Queen, Ayward. and Universe, Hutton.
IN A.I O. sSns Ro'so eo%sI and nsss ~. Jsuss1 s
sgi 81 Mungo, Young Nyors- r, po,,o,
aS I'D from ar.yesena sI: oeus oiing do; OH, -
En- ss Kfas ss ss s1'5s % IRON
s Nov kos Mar sssp, StI.Sn cpon slys ssa
HAslea. OCT as-sld Black Asness, Mills SYork.
Ss1s, Sss sia s. stss
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ish Javsnc ss., s hs from .sn nsyso Esn. MOor, o
London sSs ios a~ sS:rl 'a' Co. Yv.,,
: :f !: $ss ss::: $
rss ssGHf Sssss. ss s.;s s.sTs. s.ss:: s .
cid III Tor H'l'oss,, .,,... p.rs..
no.as Ga .sSi. En1ssss I.sn Hooper foviescs'
MO siS3STSs Nov sx sSi,S SS;,. L.. Lieu.
EisSsr rqs4s i. wSsssS .Sp ass ;'a
fsndsss ssn g1ss BaesnsH Hns Sssss
ss sesss .sss rs NO.:
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5.:rs,:s 5S.:t; ss1s.S Ts siiS.Ssi. sE T'sf; e:
.,r.s .ss sms Il. a., ms,,ss-s felsd.rb shp svsev
small ssu rsaass,s ,s c., fSdss "a syors chr, a.
Dig s.. soy ia uayu Joseph ns,Ge6, NAY shni9s ~.
-, An dsrcl,ns bacon, kvort. Au,se fSher PHI
ef ~ s,Ar sssrs john prse u,cl.scr an Dsnsg-
l''.'. Sssseu Read a, Ads sms. sms'. sors Es.
-, n. norneo. from Fs6a1s CatsA Hos rcrl
tss-rssott br,S Whitaker csssss Aso 50
sa:arss, iad $50 M .ih tssr,. ssaPS s.-ss -
6srs, slsI ~ Ssi u: srIy Bo;ks sc 2 iss' e:'-S
I I'd asrrsp Osborn Howes. bark Carrs Dsfs fssf ss
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The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Tho market for wto~ openci bnoya ant, but osod du
and n favor OF tho buyer 1ho N u,d uisnly On
speculation. aud the buiness comprised izsooo bushels
bass q 81 a. 81 40 icr sprug Chicago 81 rs
~ 35 for oid DO, ~ a. ~ 10 for Milwaukee club,
81 50 ~ 90 Tor winter red vesern. 81 AZ q
81 - fof amber MH~aukee, tl 90 q 81 Ss tor
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Receipts for customs, $215 900.
The banks, as will be seen by their weekly
statements in another column, continue to reduce
their loans; but as their deposits are lessened in
about the same proportion, The money market does
not seem to be disturbed by the contraction. We
give below table of the aggregates Of the bank
statements for each week since the calling in Of
The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Total net prcnt II months s2.sIs0 0s9 70 Isi2ls 10
Here IA an increase OF 81 oe6 100 in the net prof
rs CT this company for eleven months Of the cur.
rent nscal year over the corresponding time last
year, and last years proats over all expenses and
interest were equal to about eleven per cent on all
the compauy's stock.
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
For. OF Now York. Novsmbos s3, rsOs.

CIKARtD.
s;es%:Sip Ssiri%ss. Samson n. New oric.ns-t Q@r
ss,p Scnesla tnrl. Eeiy sSsnsha;s.J G Jewstt Sco
Bark Coral Queen tBr,. Alien Monte y.deo-w worwen
R.rs xS%.G %.. pnno,
S,is Iris r. Perry sslrss,zM";o.s s%,shs
sohf q Troop (Br), Nci'e'lAo, Arcc!Oo-h De
sc J9hn iSss Noshyg s Land k,agon aUT ssss
schr Asa Eldrdge, Lake, fcr,Fcs Aonroe--a kunyoa
scir VIM Hone Seaman, Fortres, gonsoe-vau I'ruu: q
sssf Henry Brown. Latham Fortress NOnroa-Rea.ley,
scsr s%lihson.n payls Als1ana.ia-Jonss smith
schr isabel Alberto, TOoter wasSinG.oa-yan Drun.
schr @ Hubbard, Williams. .washnsion--Bebl'ey, Smith
schr somerser Stirring, gsltmore--Ncrrir Abbott
Schr n Llem,ns len shaw wilmngosai Mckee
soop Deep River. Brrsey, New Havsn-h s 2scko.. a
Steamer oc,orsrs. Mclaughlin. B.i,imora
ARRIVED.
,sp sss so hsr A f: F @S wssie @ ,5s ss Sc Va sSs
.sS. S',s K; s. g s 'seaosF e. n.sss ssv
s,eau. blp Fulton GU trsn.pe..l. WoIioI. Tor. Eoya!
&C. TO Of easler@as,er aos Inst "a ~ iiceas sosn
Tow. The FULTON captured ana lowed to this port ,he BIZ
Is was captured oil Wilmington Nc, bY sioamILp Fulton
s year Id ss tons sSs engines oi so horse posc =,
ercT Of 70 pens l,sded with coffee dry good Manila
Al the lime q the capture another blockade runner
seam1hp cay Of Richmond Il irauspori) KoiJ
ses;ss6p virginia C asn.porI,. Snyder. Washington
to Y sQusi,ermas,er.
riilgcs WIN n''' ana
mSs sSd es s ns.s ssrp 10 ws.s o'' WIN
ship Srsri9n !oI boston ssson nuI 80 a. Day, With
Ros cST0n Ss e &c @
f ovesbSad from he fse ,opSSasysrd and vas lost al
sSfS ss Ess eIshn isI.i hs B Of Y Raymond
c,ss & DAY; MN MN coal sISh g rno' Ss; ,as; "a r
r.aosd nSSe rCn 70 BSd iineIes '''0 " y WIN
d vars VIA & e FaSss acnse IT, Ia
q 81 spoke ~ schr servce for L,erpoo ll1h inst lat
Rsrs .r ri ru T 3 s:arod, s days. with nuts
e ww salem Co iAh Inst ls "a ss Ion 81 H. saw schr
Bars S;en Sot IOson, Tre;arn: saga x9v = With
Bsrs Bss Young IBrl, Hatfield, Providence to Boyd
Brig Anna Soldes,, Johnson Ausostur., 81 days. with
Bns ce9ion Bf kins a;rpque oc, 80 and 8. Martins
,Rrs Ella Ssij DOYLE Kelly. Cove cB, with cosl "J
,s,.s, sIs Sss9e .so Dexter windsor. Ss is days. with
sshIss.s !BI S%s;.l: Smith, Ramsay Isle OF Man. 80
@ @ q Fss s.s q ss &c s g PssH sas1 s.s :sss. n
ssli Cogn.u,si RO's, busau, cB. days with coal to
sehr John snow, Grant, shulss Nc. viii spars 10 L
SSIr D Davidson, ee,chell He~bsrn, 9 days.
Bchf 4 Cow perth waite, Rogers Norfek, & days
schr Msgnet saneorn, Fortress Monroe days
schr y Price. Blizzard wiltninrse, Del.
Schr Nelson Wells, Ryder. Gloucester.
schr Rose eserrNlt, Edwards Gloucester.
schr Coripna N. Jopes 0oucests.
Schr McDopsid, Nickerson, Dennis
schr n 0ott, BAKER, Dennis
schr enith Tuttle, Richards Dennia
Hchr Reed, s.evens Provincetovn.
echr Small, Rkh rrovinaetowu TOT York kssr
Sehr Plymouth Rock. Allan Bostoa. dAya
Schr Reindeer, Nchos boston, dAye
6chr " Burden. Adams, Boston. \ days.
sctr L Raymond. Lord. Boston.
SJhr James Aldfsy Wrtght Bcstoa
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
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The New York herald., 1863-11-24

hip Waabingion, Willard was NJ Honolulu Sept "a for
Ground. LET, the ocotsk account OF damage 70
ru4dcr.
Ship ~ op, of kB has Honolulu from the Ochotsk
with 'bJ Ia and 1000 lbs bone this season las been 70
ported by &c. 20 have arrived AT San Francisco.
Shp Reindeer. Raypor, NIB was st Honolulu Octt tar
sea bj from the Arctic With lOS6 ZtVv lbs oone nm
ssrsor. Would rcc6i, cruise Ca iforpis and hence
nome Reports heard from Arctic July IS EuphraeA
Hathaway, M. w,th bg9 bbls oil
The New York herald., 1863-11-24
CITY cOMmERCIAL REPORT.

otal a2s 2s o;s sac $40 isb 2as $40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Extreme caution
has been taken to prevent the premature dis
nloe---v ~f contents of the report OF the
secretary OF the treasury on the finances,
which will soonbe laid before congress. 1t
will show, however, less amount of public
debt than was at first supposed by the secre-
tary, and that the receipts from all sources,
except the internal revenue, are much
larger than his former estimates. The
following are tire estimates furnished by the
departments of the appropriations required for
the service of the fiscal year ending June 80,
1865 -
For the civil service, including the ex-
penseS of foreign intercourse, courts, loans,
public domain, and all other expenditures,
except for pensions, Indians, and the war and
navy departments, Sl6,332, 1874 60; for PEN
sions, S3,200,000 90; for the Indian depart
ment 81, PSI 1882 So; for the army proper,
&c, $500, 423, SS7 60; for the military acade-
my, S2l5,047 90; for Qualifications, ordnance,
$34 ,455,0 900 90; for the navy, $l42, 6lS, 1856
40 total, 5000, SOP, 1877 81.
To the estimates are added statements,
showing, first the appropriations estimated for
the service of the fiscal year, ending June 30,
1860, made by former acts of congress of a
specific and indefinite character as follows ::
For miscellaneous objects, including ex-
pciSeS OF collecting Tie revenue from customs,
$7G2O,Ol0,l IA; for compensation to tie gen
eral poSt-otfice for mail services, 100000 90;
for civilization OF Indians $4,000 90; for
arming and equippng the militia, 100000 90;
for interest on the publc debt $50, 3S7 ,676 90 !;
total, $93, 9l6, $50 20.
Second, the estimated balances Ut the ex-
listing appropriations, which will be unexpend.
ed on June 80, 1868, part of which are re-
uuirpD fpr the pnNtnauI # tbn liabilities ,ff
present fiscal year, but which will not be drawn
IRON the treasury until after June 30, 1864,
and the balance applied 10 the service of the
fiscal year ending June so. 1865, as follows:
For civil service and miscellaneous pur-
poses So 1920, l5007; for the interior depart
ment, Indians and pensions 81, l63, 37l.77;
for the war department 500, 1912.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

Marblehead has obtained fifty Of its quota
of ninety men. Ipswich has raised its com
plement and twelve more, and still keeps on
recruiting.
MAINE.
fire at Livermore Falls, on the night of
9Th, destroyed three stores, one owned by j.
W. Morse & Son, another owned by Capt. L.
Treat, and third owned by Isaac Noyes.
Several thousand feet of lumber and five hun.
dred barrels of apples were also burnt.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
On the night of the 9th two barus near Os-
sipee Centre were burnt, together with four
teen head of cattle, fifty tons of hay, &C., the
property of Capt. John Smith. 1t was the
work Of an incendiary.
VERMONT.
The express on the Central railroad run of
the track near Mortified on tile 5th the en-
CINE turning complete sunmersault. Both
the engineer and fireman were badly inInred.
CONNECTICUT.
On the morning OF the 9Th a fire broke ont
in a small house occupied by Thomas Mo
CURE and wife in Hartford The building
together with its contents, was consumed in.
Guiding the bodies of the occupants.
A patriotic gentleman, re siding in Norwich.
has offered to give 500 for the benefit of the
Union prisoners at South, if the net profits OF
a soldiers relief ball, to take place at the
above city, amount to 5000.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
REPORT OF SECRETARY sTANTo

,v..-.. ~ q rn, .,.,.t of tbo
WASHINGTON i'et' o. NV, nv oti IN W. 7,
secretary Oh war - VI eo',Susi ",io
reviews inc slo,o'l'S "' o'o'e I''el'
"u's, olt t'uuS"", '''~ Li,rh
cup',loh " E'S' P|' 'l's ,I',
tribute 10 inc oraNeF9 anu SA!l' " G"'
nc says ''le co'noi,ieu y, 81
ana navy "s"'"S' N''' iVSt"l n'' NV H "S ~
o'i,P'ls"eu "u"' ""' ~.
~ !" eN"S NV ~ ''',i'e -
uel' naINS' WIN s''c ~ Wv lVVp't
Va ''"t S'a,e' anu 'u' VA U'N o''i'i q 80;
'!g 'e'e'S loi 'o'V's' Oo'""'0'o 0' "''" WV
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'o,'olet ''ie '''1''.o ~ = 1'l' ,f
9V.i " WI . any ~. '',ie' ",
nv" occuP! t!e sam ro'''io''S &c r
yeIr ago, VIZ I'M 70 Nv" go 80 VI
ieoeis' anu Tue PUoP'e VI '"'' S'''T ''e WY!
ny ny, III ooil,p"i"'''0 P0"0' '''0 Va
eitu soVe'l'ntnl ,........... .,,.. t.,.,,,,.
III 'i'e Holt'Tes' "eP1''''i'',' 'G A' ~ %
nav Oee' ou'ec "u'' "''u NV PVoPi' VI '""'
are liee 't"i i,'i''' "','
1eS' ne IeuVI io'VGs III NiiSs"u'i N", =
urlyeh oeyohu tIe A'eulSNS ItNeI' i"e ieu-
eral FORCES are ~, no" ull"'y P'"n'Vu III e'eiy
eie p"s' e'i n"s 5oo Xxx oon ~
"Ae re,tue'io'i VI WI %-oo'000'o00 III ''le
'St,u'''es ipI ''ie ensulis Je''t ..,.. Z
ne "ou0Ie y" les'lU " '"e eSC,'"' i;.. VI
p'lSo,e's IS ieslI"eu 1T ivnsrn' anu tue oll'iie
.ot 'io iioi eAG,i"''se tn'omii oi'.iiey upon
.''o teoel "u'''oi ''Is lle "i'u'eS " 'l'e s9o''
'le'the'i' Tue I'pel PRISONERS ""YI 'g'eisGu az
U .; '"nu'' anu "eou"CVG ''J !JDei "u',ioi
.,eo w ',le W. i" ''''
it n.y., Jul IN III ','e,' 'i,'''us g..
.''e" '''e az u 90 'pi
en'oiins ",,u Caii,ns ou' '''e I"tio," iotoes'
.u ,a' w %0n si,; i IL :" ,,i
9iIiI $3.50 "''u ~" 'TLo
. .iuaaS 10 uoi.','S ioi SuoSI doJ Nv
VII &c iu, .Il '' " 80
a. "isV ''e - "
i's ~: Jus''ce iiI say ',,"r 49, paoPone,U.'
VI Ine "oGps T.'I9 ms JNt1'I ,eH' yeS'.'
WIN ~ ~ Wv
i"eN' ',''y S''"ti ii"' al i'"9' "''0 MN"
.u'lous! ueiOle 'neiI p'eoe"' 'ei MS ca 9;
ne ihuIc"'ionS are tl'~t Tue !"rce required
| VIII, ID great measure Oe ra-seu ny 'oluh-
'eetins anu without ur"it' ne "'So urges
an immaculate appropriation lor oouhiles.
ne theh alluues 10 tne 'aluaole services Ihe
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

HEAvY BANKING FRAUD.-The notes of the
Washington County bank, R. l., were at so
per cent. discount, yesterday, on account of
an alleged attempt to swindle on a stupendous
scale. Bills of the bank amounting to three
quarters OF million dollars, nearly ready
for circulation, have recently been secured in
the hands of the American bank note COM
pany, New York, where they were being
printed. Many of them had the sigma
lures of the president and cashier printed
in, dangerous and reprehensible practice,
and they were also cut and trimmed ready to
be pushed into circulation as soon as they
might be received. The Bank Note company
conducted most honorably, showing readi-
ness to second the efforts of the authorities to
protect the public from fraud.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

Upon marching from Chattanooga Gen.
Sherman was placed in command of all the
Union forces in East Tennessee by order of
Major General Grant The order has been
approved by the war department Gen. Sher-
mans headquarters will be at Knoxville
Gen. Foster will retain command of the troops
which were in east Tennessee previous to the
arrival of Gen. Sherman.
The Boston Journal says . dispatch receiV-
ed IN that city says II have just heard that
the general (Meagher) is safe" The dispatch
is signed by the generals wife.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

all the vessels lying between Perry and Chris
topher streets, four blocks, were on fire. SO
fierce at one time was the contagraton that
the houses on West street, opposite the fire,
were threatened with destruction. A number
of them were on fire several times, but fortu-
nately the firemen succeeded in putting out
the flames and thus saving them. The fire is
still burning. Over twenty vessels Of all de-
scriptions are already destroyed. The loss
cannot fall short of half million dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
READ THE FOLLOWING.

IL
Dear slr-I think tits a duty to the public as
well as yourself publish the Gu performed by you
on my daughter. She had been afflicted with ophthal-
mia aud csarrh for eight months had employed
four different physicians her. they only made
WORSE she weaker every day until she was
ly able to walk, and almost blind Hearing of your
success was induced 10 give you trial. and am happy
to say, after two months treatment she was entirely
cured and must add believe you was not only the
Of restoring her sight but also of saving her life
Respectfully &C.
L. q. MURDOCH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

VIRGINIA Pierpont in his message
before the old Virginia QoyaD legislature,
just organized at Alexandria, urges the eman
cipation of all the slaves in the state, and the
calling of convention for adapting the con-
stitution to the new order of things.
He further says that he has reliable in
formation from large portion of the
state that as soon as the domestic violence
is suppressed there will be more than enough
of capable men, who have never bowed to Sc
cession, to welcome and carry on the govern
ment Of the state and that Of every county
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

AdamS' SsatIery.-Mr ADAMS takes pleasure in
announcing to his friends that he has made engage
ment with a Boston Artist, Mr.. GEO. CRITCHERsoN,
Date Of Black s GaeTy.'g lnsecurng an engagemen mt
with Mr. Ctcherson, Mr. A has been actuated with the
determination to continue the reputation OF The "Ad-
ans Gallery a. the leading Gallery of Worcester.
strangers and others invited all and
Pictures In Oil, Water Color India Ink Pastelie,
than can be found in any other establishment of the
kind In the vicinity. Mr. Critcherson will pay particular
attention to taxing of Children copying old pictures
all Sizes and taking of views in Worcester and vicinity
Gallery 239 Main sire t. up only flight Of stairs.
nl0 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

The members of the city government, the pres
ent and past officers Of the army now in the city,
and all members and past members of the 18th Mas
sachusetts regiment, are invited TO meet at the City
Hall at one o'clock precisely to-day, dec 10thl to
join in the funeral obsequies over the remains Of
Lieut. Dwight Newbury, late adjutant of the 10Th
regiment. The services will commence at Salem
street church precisely atl o'clock. Officers re-
quested to appear in uniform with side arms. Fer
order of the military committee.
C. b. PRATT, City Marshal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
wORCE S TER;
THURSDAY. DECEMBER TO- 1868.

Tue PREsIDENr's MEssAGE.-Thc length
of the message. and the news of various inter-
est published this morning, leaves only space
enough to state its chief points. OF foreign
relations-they are represented in satistac-
tory condition. Though difficult and delicate
questions have risen, We are still at peace and
friendship with all foreign powsrs. The Indi-
an disturbances in New Mexico, ut yet en-
tirely suppressed, are the only cloud over the
constantly improving condition Of the terrific
ries. The president, in large and liberal
spirit, recommends the adoption of system
for the encouragement OF foreign immigration,
both with reference to the demands Of labor
and the settlement of the rich and expansive
territories of the country.
The operations of the treasury, though I'M
precedented and extraordinary, have been
eminenty successful The message states
with satisfaction that all demands have been
met and satisfied, in manner paralleled by
no nation on the globe For the first time in
the history of the country, its postal system
has approached self-support; and the presi-
dent confidently anticipates that it will cease
to be burden, even when the whole service
is fully restored. The sale of public lands is
largely upon the increase; and the president
advises measures for the more liberal division
and distribution of the national domain.
The closing portion OF the message is de-
voted to review of the progress of the war,
and an exposition of his plan of restoring the
lost states to the Unon-which, of course, ev-
erybody will read without abatement. 1t is
significant of encouraging progress, that in
his view the time is ripe for considering the
questions upon which the final settlement of
the war depends. He presents his view OF
the subject in an ingenious and candid spir-
it, which will command the kindest consider
alton. And we are sure that no one will rise
from the reading of this message, treating of
so great questions and far-reaching issues,
without a renewed sense of the clear-sighted
patriotism and purity of purpose with which
President Lincoln holdS and administers his
great power.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

NV York, Dec. 9.-The steamboat COM
modore, Of the Stonington line, for Boston,
which left pier No. ID North river at four p
NJ, yesterday, when off Oak Head, near Hunt
ington, l.. L., broke her connecting rod, and
before the engineer could stop the machinery
she broke her cylinder and other portions of
her machinery. The boat was Immediately
brought to a stand still, and great fears were
entertained for short time by the passengers
that another Isaac Newton affair had taken
place. But the officers soon queled those
fears. AS soon as the accident occurred,
which was about half-past five, the an.
choG was let go, and the passengers an
ticipaled nights rest at anchor instead of
one under way. But the City of Boston of
the Norwich line, soon hove in sight, hauled
alongside, and took OIL the passengers and
proceeded on her way to Boston. The Com
modore remained at anchor until go this
morning, when the Plymouth Rock OF the
same line took her in tow and brought her to
her pier, loot Of Courtlandt street. The Com
lnodore was full of freight, chiefly cotton, and
had the usual complement OF passengers.
Another boat will be placed on the route to-
day, and tie freight will be despatched imme-
diately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

THE PRocLAMArIoN.-The president ac
companies his message with proclamation,
contemplating the return Of certain states to
the Union, and defining the conditions on
which they will be recognized. The chief
interest Of this most important step consists
in the fact that the acceptance of the procla-
nation of January l, 1868, and of the various
acts of congress relating to the emancipation
of slaves, is made condition precedent to
the return OF any hitherto disloyal state to
the Union. No one has ever doubted, GER
tainly no man of intelligent faith, that all the
revolted states would ultimately, and in some
manner, return and become part of the
united American republic. That they will
not return as slave states-that they
will never again introduce that ole
mitigated wrong into the counsels of
the government is pretty thoroughly assured.
The presdent,recognizes the full scope of the
results attained by his proclamation of enan
cipation, and the country would have trusted
him to stand by it without the assurance that
to abandon it now would be to abandon a
clever of great power, and be also a cruel
and astounding breach of faith" By the pro-
clamation published this morning he makes
assurance doubly sure, and gives a bond to
fate itself.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10

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best Of all tests, Time, having had unprecedented
sale OF marry forty years. Iii recommended by
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the rade in fact by all who know it. For certificates
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to each bottle. The Proprie0Ts will cheeriuy refund
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-10
rTTY AMI COUNTY.


Another war meeting will be held at City Hall to-
night Interesting speakers will address the meet
I ing.
.IUDGR ChAPIN will preside, and JUDGE BARTON
will be Of the speakers The Glee Club will