Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-06
Further Particulars bythe Franklin.


The Dublin Warder of Saturday states posi-
lively that the same company which executed
the submarine telegraph between France and
England, has submitted proposition to the gov
eminent to complete similar line between Kings
ton and llolyhead within very limited period.
lfthis is carried out, ii will place Galway in in
Simultaneous communication with London and
Liverpool.
An influential company started in London had
applied for charter of incorporation, under the
name of the European and American Steam Nav
igaton Company, for establishing steam commu-
nication between Galway or some port on the
west coast of Ireland and British North America,
the United States and South America
Four weeks later news has been received from
Australia New gold discoveries were made
every day-he quartz mining seemed lllimitable
About 10, 900 persons were engaged in digging,
and the amount transmitted weekly to Sydney
was already at the rate of IS ,000,000 per an
NUN.
As an illustration of the freedom of suffrage in
France it is stated all printers are notified that if
votes against Napoleon are printed they will lose
their licenses, and thus many who cannot write
take a yes vote. 1t is further stated that other
means of INTERPRETATION as well as bribery are
resorted to.
A council Of state is to be named by the Pres
dent. A Senate Of so members, Al to be nam
ed by the President, and SO by the councils gem
eral from list of candidates to be made out by
the President. The President is to have the
name Of Regent of the Republic. He shall be
responsible, unless the communal electors shall
three times consecutivey return body of rep
resentatiyes, out of whom, if the President
shall not be able to select chamber in his favor,
and il they refuse the budget, he is to retire. Ad-
e r. II
places and SO departments The press to be
free, but not to call in question the religion rights
of property or the existing social organization.
RULES FOR SPELLING.-The following rules
should be carefully committed to memory, as the
knowledge OF them will prevent that hesitation
about the spelling OF common words which is FREE
quently experienced, even by the well educated.
i. All monosyllables ending in /, with single
vowel before it, have double at the close ntH SELL
z All monosyllabes ending in !, with double
vowel before it, have only the cIose as aua,
sail.
B. Monosyables ending in !, when compounded,
retain but one each; as fulfil, Skilf4l.
| A. All words cf more than syllable, ending in
l. have one only the close; as faithful, delight
| fut; except befdil, recall untUeH Downfall, SC.
| B. All derivatives from words ending in /, have
one only; as equality from equal; ness from full !;
except they end in or ly; mill, miller; full,
| fully
| 6. All part cples in ing, from verbs ending in e,
| lose the final; as haze, haaang; amase, amusing !;
except they come from verbs ending in double e. and
then they retain both see, seang; agree agreeing
| z. All adveros in iy, and nouns in net retain the
final OF their prImitives; bfaue 61apay; refine
nc,t; except judgment, and acknowledgment.
s. All derivatives from words ending in er retain
the before the r.; as refer, reference; except hin
1 drdnce, from hinder; remembrance, from remember;
disastrous, from disaster; naonsrous, from monster
scondroWs from U0nda; cunibrous, from cunaber SC.
| 8. All compound words, il both end not in !, re-
tain their primitive parts entire; milstone charge
able, gracetess; except acays, also, depora6te al
though, almost, admirable, &c.
/ 10. All monosyllabes ending IN consonant with
single vowel before it, double that consonant in de-
| rivaves; sin, sinner; ship, Slipping; big bigger;
ii. M SH@essy fables ending IN consonant with
double vowel before it, do not double the consonant
in derivatives; as Sleep sleeping; troop, trooper.
| II. All words of more than one syllable, ending
IN single consonant, preceded by a single vowel,
and accented on the last syllable, double that conso
nant IN derivatives; as commit committee; compel,
compelled; orpll, appalling; distil, distuler.
/ IL. Nouns of one syllable, ending in y, change u
into les in the plural; and verbs ending in pscce-
ded by consonant, change q into les in the third
person singular of the present tense, and led in the
past tense and past paticiple; fly, flies; apply,
ne applies; we replied, haze replied. If the be
preceded by vowel, this rule is not applicable; as
Key Kegs play, he plays; we have enjoyed our
selves.
a. Compound words whose primtives end in u,
change into j.; beauty, beautiful; louely, lowell.
aesS.-Jomnat Of Education.
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