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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-08
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROP



The Cunard Steamer Canada arrived at Aahiax,
on Monday evening, June 9th, with days later in
telliy ence from the old world. We copy below the
only items of interest
Observation-Disclosures in parliament is of local
interest chiefly respecting The collection Of church
rates. On Friday night, the 9th, questions we're
put TO the government in both houses To ascertain the
position of England in radiation to the critical state
of Turkish affairs. Lord Clarendon in the Lords,
and Lord John Russell in the Commons, stated that
the French and English representatives at Constan-
nople were acting in concert, and that the integrity
Of the porte would be maintained. 1t was hoped
Russia oud insist on nothing Incompatible there
with, but in the present condition OF the matter the
British government could not give further indication
Of the course they would pursue.
A grand somee and address from committee Of
the antisavery society has been given to Mrs Stowe
at Almack's, London. large clno d. mostly Qua
ker ladies were present. Joseph Surge presided,
and Professor Stowe spoke. The assembly filed
past Mrs Stove, and exchanged courtesies. and az
forwards adjourned 10 supper, where "A marble bust
of Mrs Stowe, by Bernard, was exhibited.
FRANCE. The Emperor aud his wife had gone
to 81. Cloud. The government is considering pro-
jecs for establishing free medical relief TO the poor
of the country districts. The Conslantinope news
increased by false report that the Russian forces
had entered Turkey. 1t was generally believed,
however, that Napoleon had assured The Russian
minister that much as he desired peace IN Europe
he would not hesitate 10 change his policy if Russia
forced measures hostile 10 France and the East.
The government will have minority Of % in the
second chamber.
SwIIZERLAND.-The Austrian charge de at.
fairs has notified the federal government that Aus
trla IS convinced oil the uSeessness of further nego
Citations with Switzerland, and had ordered him to
withdraw. The Swiss envoy at Vienna, NJ. Sting.
er,s consequently recalled, and diplomatic relations
completely broken of. The brave attitude taken by
Switzerland attracts attention.
lTALY.-The magnetic table moving is now all
the rage at Rome The Pope and Jesus' college
have been experimenting.
RUssIA.-St. Petersburg papers report victory
over the Circassians on the hill of Kazeanla, April
1st
TuRKEY.-The porte has refused to accept the
Russian ultimatum. Alenschkoffoff had embarked
at Consautinope on board Russian ship Cf war,
Odessa The ambassador Of France had ordered
the French feet TO the DardaralIes-s supposed to
prevent any attempt of Russia to seize or pass the
strait, but The 20h the French squadron was still
at Salams.
The British fleet renamed at Malta on the 18th,
awaiting reiniorcements from England.
Dispatches to the BRUSH Admiral DunGas stated
that Menschikuff remained on board the steamer.
and had given the porte eight days longer to consid
er-threatenmg, il again rejected, that he will f.
nally withdraw.
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The Committee to whom was referred the order III
relation the celebration Of our National Anniversary
the 4th of July, reported that city celebration take
place. the military companies be invited 10 parade the
be Is be rung, ed, and the proceedings of the
day closed with display Of freworks that an appro-
praiiOn of 1900 be made to deray The expenses of the
me,and that the citizens be invited to mite in defra,
ing expenses.
Mr. j. 5. Woodwork novel to suspend the rules
and take action. MI Biekord opposed the suspension
of the rules, and strongly objected spend money for
celebrating the 4lh of July The rules were not sus-
pended, three iousth. vote being required and the
matter was laid over under the rules.
Mr.. Wall presented the following order, tina; $1,000
be apPro rated for improving aud identifying Hope
Cemetery. Laid over.
Mr.. Earle presented an order thlt the Water Com
missioner cause pipes be land from the acque-
duct TO each engine and hose house. except the one at
New Worcester, under the direction Of the engn es of
the Fire Department. Referred to Il Committee on the
Fire Department.
long discussion took place in relation to
mendng the order for laying the curb stones and
grading the sidewalk Thomas street, one member
proposing in addition lay the curb and grade
the sidewalks Park street, from the Norwich Rail
road sing to Green street, aud Pleasant street
from H. NJ Tow er's house West street; another pro
posing that the West side of Main street. from Austin
10 Wellington streets be included.
The several amendments were adopted, and the or
del, as adopted, was pissed; IS yeas to 8 nays.
Mr Wall moved to reconsider the vote by which the
order in relation 10 city officers was, last week. passed
to be enrolled Reconsidered and indefinitely post
poned.
communication was received from the other Board
in relation to the survey of streets, by Gill Valentine
and order hat IS, for finishing said survey be al.
lowed. Laid under the niles.
The order in relation to grading the sidewalk c.,
Prospect street, adopted in concurrence.
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A TEXAS BEAUTY The deadiest and most
abhorred OF all the reptiles IN Texas, is the cent?
pede This is kind of worm from three to six
inches long exactly like an caterpillar. 1t
is green, or brown, or Yellowstone being found of
each # these colors. As its name denotes, it has
along each side row Of feet horny claws rather.
Imagine thai you walk some night across your cham
Der floor, with naked feet; you put your feet in
ring sticking every claw up the body in your foIt
The poison flows through each claw, and in Two
minutes you will have tainted in agony; in few
more you will be dead The deadly thing cannot
be torn away. 1t has to be cut off, and claw by
claw picked ont. Even if it craws over the naked
body OF sleeping person without sticking in its
claws, the place will pain the person for years after
at least so have been told.
have seen these things-in which nature colks
up her deadliest poson-ofen; yet have heard of
few cases in which they have bitten or Killed any.
one The kind Being who makes the butterflies to
be abundant in the same loving Kindness makes all
deadly creatures 10 be scarce.
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A CARO.-MIs. wiNsLUW TO THE LADIES.

Mra. Winsow. IN old and experienced nurse and Fe.
male Physician, w0ud call tho attention of The Ladies'
hor soothing syrup for Children ieeihlng. II will i'm
mediaiely relieve them from pain ala, al spasmodc
action, soften the gums, reduce inflammation. aud sure
TO regulate thu Bowels. Depend upon IT, Mothers, ID
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health 10
your children ~ Price, 20 cents per bottle
We have sold very large quani'iesof Mrs. Winsow's
soobng syrup during the pnst six rsscyea thou
sand the os year. We believe II The best medicine in
the world ot Children teehng or for the euro of n,
entory, and Darhma IN Children whether arises from
teethln0 or nny other cause Il gives universal snls-
hction-neyer heard complaint from any one using IL
sold medicine 40 universally successlnl In re-
leying pain .Rnd affecting cutes--feief Is hBsoLuTrtv
SURE. CURTIS a PERKINS Druggists, No 40 Cor.
land street, New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER.
The world Ia astonished NJ the wonderful cures mn,
formed b, the CRAMP AND PAIN KILLER prrp,,sd
by CURTIS A. PERKINS. Its equal baH never L,sn
known for removing pan In all cases, for ,be aura ~,
mplnHl complaints, cinnp In the limbs and at,tnscb
Theum sn IN all it, i0fms, bilious chOc bntns snsi
throat, and gravel. h decidedly the best remedy IN hs
world For particulars see circulars In The 6nnds ~
Agenta, fol gfatuitons circulation ' -
y. Bile sure and call for CURTIS q PERKINS,
Cramp aud Pain Killer Al others bearlng thls name
are bass limitations Price l2l %, 37I cts Der bolef
according TO SIZE Bold In nearly every town In The
State Agents Tor Worcester bush a. o.. l.. n, Inzrll
.. Harrington Cbcrfy Valley, Bofomley A. ON
npcncer, J. N. Cr0ut Go. Fast Dro0hneld Alnnzo
upham W. Bro9kned, FIske q Co. Brookheld, Geo
n Low & Co. oci27 dnwly
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Board OF Mayor and Aldermen.

MONDAY EVENING, June 6, 1853.
Present. tie Mayor, and Aldermen Phillips, Harding,
Valentine, White, Williams, Flagg and Crandsn.
The petition ofE Haven for license to keep an In
telligence Office, was granted.
The petition of Joseph Camp, for license to run a
hack, was laid on the table.
The petition of Richard Ball AVID others that the side
walk on Chestnut street be graded, was referred.
The petition of Albert G. Kendall, to sci fireworks,
was granted; also those off, NJ Curtis, A, Huntington
and Isaac II, Upton
An order olnotice issued In relation to the petit
Of Walker and Hoar, for license use steam en-
CINE, and erect chimney 80 feet high their furnace.
The order to be published in the Daily Spy and Palladi-
UNI, and meeting 10 take place the q h inst.
The petition Of Eli Thay er, for liberty u cucumber
he sidewalk temporarily with building materials, was
referred to the Committee on Highways.
The petition of Geo R. Richards, to establish the
grade of southbridse street, near the Railroad
sing, was relerredto Aldermen White, Williams and
Valentine.
Aid. Harding, from the Committee to whom was re-
lerred the petition rAmOry Carter aud Stephen Morse
reported that they have leave Withdraw their peti.
toes for compensation for damages by alteration of The
grade Pleasant street
The report made in relation 10 Il petition
of Danforth Brown.
The further consideration Of these petitions de-
erred two weeks, and the City Marshal requested
&c notify the parties TO appear and BE- heard.
Ordered that VIM b. Fox be notified to make such
repairs upon the bridge crossing the lock used by them
fnme, shall render it safe for public travel and
make proper record of such notice.
TheaccOunt of Sessions sud Merrick, for funeral ser.
vices, amounting to S285 65, was referred to the
Committee Accounts with authority 10 order il to be
paid if correct, in concurrence
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TUESDAY, June Z

FERN LEAVES FROM FANEY's PORT Folio with
original designs by Fred NJ. Coffin Published
by Derby & Miller, Auburn N. Y.
"Fern Leaves" is a collection Of the fugitive
sketches which have appeared above The name Of
the fascinating Fanny Fern. These sketches are
distinguished for the sprighlIiness Of the style IN
which they are written, and Tor the depth and ten
derness Of feeling that is evinced in them.
Fanny has vivid appreciation Of the true and
the beautiful, and she expresses that sympathy
through the most charming Of all mediums, that Of
a story. This is a book for the parlor and for the
nursery too. Old and young derive pleasure and
instruction from ils tender pages. II Is for ale at
John Keith & Co.'s, 239 Main street.
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Court of Common Pleas for the trial of
Criminal Cases.
JUDGE BISHOP PRESIDING
TUESDAY, June II

TUESDAY, June It'll.
John Stewart, Of this city, who was fined in the
Police Court two weeks ago, upon charge of ut,
tering loud cries and disturbing the peace, and who
appealed, was found not guilty, The jury finding their
verdict without retiring.
John Horsley, of Ashburnham,a respectable look.
ing young man, was charged with stealing broad.
cloth &c, from q. c. & c. Winchester of Ash
burnham, the 24lh Of January last. He was found
guilty and fined $25, hich was paid and he was
discharged.
Charles Brown, Of Westminster for stealing
coat from Warren J. Sawtell, of Fichbure, was
sentenced to 60 days in the House OF CorrectIop.-
He retracted his former plea and pleaded guilty.
Sam. A. Ford, for larceny, was sentenced to two
days solitary confinement, and afterwards to three
years Imprisonment, with hard labor, in the State
Prison at Char lesto@n The prisoner received sen.
ence without manifesling any emotion.
Mrs. PAMELA Andres, (wbite) who was tried last
term, for keeping disorderly house on Austin
street, was sentenced to 80 days hard labor in the
House of Correction.
Two colored women were sentenced to one year's
confinement, with hard labor, for the same offence
The case Of William Barker, of this city, who
murdered his wife with a Ratchet, was sent to the
Supreme Court, and The witnesses recognized in the
sum of $500 for their appearance on the 1st Tues
day Of October next.
The Court adjourned to half past O'Clock 2. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Court met at half past 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
Asa Bond was discharged, the. Grand Jury NOT
having found any bill against him.
The cases OF John Faan, Of Worcester, and Sum.
ner Merritt Of Enfield, for bgamy, we're laid over
till next term.
There being no more cases on the docket, the
Court adjourned sine die
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The HlPPoDROME TROUPE make their iriumphal en-
trey into Worcester this morning. about 10 O'Clock. If
the weather should lie fine, and the outside show is only
half what is promised in The bills, the procession will
make one OF the grandest displays in this part
Of the country. The charos and race courses driven
aDd rode by females in full Grecian costume will ap
pear IN the pageant; also the great Gar OF the Muses.
drawn by ten or twelve horses in full rig with IT'S spn
DID groups OF le-sze statutes in gold, of which is
made to rcvolve with the motion of the carriage The
crest tent which the exhibition OF the Grecian Games
is TO be given is erected Col Abbots lot near Pleas
mi sueet hose Nho would like 10 he well posted in
The matter, will find key the HiPpod ONE exercises
published in neat pamphlet illustrated with cuts, Tor
sale NJ the door.
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We find in the North China Herald descrip
ton ofthe persons Of the revolutionary chiefs, a
given by the friends Of the government. Th,
leader, Hung .sew-tseuen, who assumes the til,
oil haze plng-wang, Great Facilitating King
SAID 10 be iorly-one years old, tall, with red face
sandy beard, &c. Many others are briefly des
cfloeo as Tor example, Yang isew-tsing is thirty
mouslaches. &c. The proclamation of The IN /.
surgent chiefs, is a curious document, running
mainly according TO Gospel history, and closing
10 TINS energetic style "Worship The true Shirt,
ana REJECT corrupt spirits; become men oncc
more, and be no longer hends; when perhaps yov
may attain longevity here. and the happiness d
Heaven hereafter But II you still persevere ia
your obstinate stupidity, both gems and stone,
will be alike demolished; and then when Won
come to gnaw Jour own nayes, it will be too late
TO repent. A special proclamation" - Boston
Posi-.
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GY-The Western Bank ut Springfield. sued
John Mills for $4,000, as endorser for firm
that failed. lie refused to pay, on the ground
that the Bank pracliced usury, and beat the bank
IN the trial Then he sued the bank for $4,000.
which he had placed in its hands as security for
the 10000, and which it had appropfiuted.-
This suit the Supreme Court have Just decided
against Mills, on tho ground, probably, that
thing used up, can't be restored. This old case
in the courts, thus finally settled, Mr. Mills es
Gaping the payment Of $4,000. lfhe had given
the bank full security for the $4,000, it would
now have been where his $4,000 is.-Boston
Post.
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8We have received pamphlet copy Of an ad,
dress upon the Maine Law, delivered by Rev. Aon.
20 Hill Of this city, before the Worcester Northeast
District Temperance Uulon, on the 18th of April
last. MIR. H. is warm friend Of temperance, and
also OF the Maine Law ,and in this discourse he gives
strong reasons for the faith that is in him.
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This is certainly the case with DIR. TOBIAS CELE.
BRATED VENETIAN LINMENT, as no one is called on
Ia pay for it, they DO not get relieved should they use
il according the direct nsand no family viii be
without it, alter giving it a fair trial 1t CURES
tooth ache, in five minutes, the most severe Cough il
few days, Headache in half an hour, Chronic Rheuma
tism in shorter time than any thing Yet known. 1t IS
not recommended for Hfqmmatory Ri unaat;sa, as
that requires internal treatment and the aid Of Ply
stefan is necessary. No one having children ought 10
be without bottle in the house. in Of Group,
single application will cure it, and thereby save !hele
OF many child DysenteTy is Immediately cured by il,
If taken when FIRST attacked. 1t stops the most
vomiting in d few minutes Ii is also warranted for
Cuts, Burns, sceds Sores, swellings Mosquito Bites,
etc Price, IS ana 50 cents.
DR.. Tobias has also pat up a HORSE LlNIMENT,
in nearly pint bottles; which Of Horses will
find Superior TO any other Tor Calls Cole, Sprans Swell
lngs, etc. Price, SO cents.
o. All orders must be addressed to DR.. TOBIAS
No. 240 Greenwich street. New York, post paid.
AGENTS-David Scott NJ. d. Green, Division n TO-.
u Worcester; John Sutton. New Worcester; G. J.
Taft, and w. r. johnson, Millbury j. N. Grout &
Co., and Phineas Jones, Spencer.
marl6 d2aw- weow
Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
LIST. To produce new hair,
2nd To prevent badness.
Sd. To give dandruff leave to withdraw "
4th. To promote The growth of the hair
5th. 70 give tie hair rich and luxunant appear
ance.
9Th. To give the hair a natural gloss
7th. To curl the hair easily.
Slh. To dress the hair astefully
9Th. 10 prevent the hair from turning gray.
10th. To cure the headache.
llh. To keep The head clear.
18th Because is the best compound in usa for all
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZGLL, Druggist, col Main
street. myl4 dif
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Il. e IL q V p NJ

From my old Stand, 10. 8 Exchange street to 90
Main street, Qo many years j. S. Rands Bonnet Store0
doors North OF the Central Bank, where shnli keen
good assortment of silk, Scotch, American and Eng
ilsh GlNGHAMS, UMBRELLAS and in season,
large assortment oil my ownmanutaclure OfPARASOLS
u Every Umbrella and ParasOl will be warranted
N b. Umbrellas and Parasos repaired and covered
III workmahllke manner. N. p. MOORE,
leOZ0 al 80 Main street,
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q We learn that the Grand Jury, at its recent
session, did not find any bill against MIR. J. Gray,
Jeweller, who was held TO answer a charge of fraud
IN the sale Of a watch, made last month by one Nc
Nabb, before the Police Court in this city. The
Evidence before the Grand Jury was such that after
hearing the was dismissed.
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q GA strong-mnded woman,'' named Mrs.
Kose' figured largely in the proceedings Of the ANTI
Bible Convention at Hartford, in the course Of her
remarks she appealed 10 the ''Sisters" present, il
they wished TO be ireeto rample the Church, priest,
and Bible under their feet" Mrs Rose is to be
pilied.
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Mysterious DEATH.-Henry Holmes, of
Cornville, Me-, left West Cambridge on Monday
last, where he had been employed for few days
previous. and came 10 Charlestown, and being
taken Sick he removed to the alms-house,
where be died on Thursday. He stated that he
had drank some lemonade which contained poi
son. He has father, and brothers and sisters
living in CornviIIe
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARD.

The Members of the Washington Engine Company
No ], take his ihod publicly TO tender their ac-
knowledgemens and thanks TO the Engii GERS of the
Fire Department. in the city OF Worcester for their
very handsome speaking Trumpet, recently presented
to them, by that Board
jeS ll* JOHN WILIOUGHBY Clerk
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MilIer,s Oneratinn

For Filling Teeth OverEX posed Nerves
lhis operation, original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him. during TWO and n half wears
nearly three hundred tines with tie loss of one tooth
only so far as Known Also by several distinguished
uehus's, Nh"m he Instructed more Than two years ago
VITO have been emnenty succ, ssluI By no ,tfeI
method OF treatment heretofore IN use, can so many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes bccore
exposed. = p MILLER
decll -
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CRThe New York Tribune daguereotypes
the Attorney General, Caleb Gushing, as appear
ing in the streets of Washington, Sin grand style,
mounted on bob-ta sorreI, with Mexican sad
die and bride, deliberately plated, with D full
blooded African groom, attired In white linen, and
riding bay horse.''
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.-W William. son
OF DR. McCrary, of Agawam, West Springfield, left
he Sutied CT, Institute, the 9th of last April,
and has not since been heard of. 1t is feared that
he is aborilg under mental alteration, and
any information concerning him will be gratefully
received by his distressed paremla.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-08

The Anti Bible Convention, at HartErd
broke up IN row, on Sunday evening. None
the resolutions we're passed. but the rappers inten
to make another demonstration shortly, in some 9th
er part Of New England.
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gE-The Atlas Oil Tuesday, "wth eIephanliuc
tread" walked into the Commonwealth to the
length of a column. The new editor does not find
his editorial chair very comfortable, and what with
the Lowell Americans wit ,and the Commonwealth
sarcasm, he must have a very sorry time.
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The Worcester Cornet Rord

(R w. TWlCHELL Leaaet aud DIRECTORY
Are prepared to furnish music for all occasions Apply
to A. WITT, corner of Front and fremont Streets
N. ?. GODDARD, Mulbury street
j. MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
o. Orders left at G. H. Lorina's Music store 2G3
ain ST. or at the Central Hotel, willmeet with prompt
attention, by J.M.ALDRICB. clerk,
mVl6 - ~
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JON ROY IN,


stock, Exchange, and HONEY Rrolser.
NO goo Main street.-Uncurrent Bank Notes,
Dras, stocks and Specie bought and sold Bills of Elk
cha@e SdTawn on Barring Brothers, a Co pay able in
England Ireland, Scotland d c. in sums 10 snit Drafts
ana Notes collected III any State in the Union and the
Canadas. Loans negotiated, &c. &c
Office directly front OF the Worcester House and nm
pose the Worcester County Bible Socicys Dspo,itorv
Worcester, May 10. 1852. d,stf
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"a The Springfield Republican says that Herr
Wilson Is to-day more powerful 10 eflecting politi
cal purpose, than any other man in Massachusetts
Piper, of the Revile does think so, for Mr. Wi
son il shoemaker, and Piper don't think well 4.
shoeBoAers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-08

WAKLIKE'-General Garland left Washington
Tor New Mexico on Saturday Last, with i1l power
''to repel invasion,' il any is threatened. lare,
body OF United States troops have been ordered t
the territory from Fort Leavenworh
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STILL THEY CoME.-No less than eleven hun
dred and thirty one immigrants arrived at Boston
on Sunday and Monday of the present week. The,
are mostly Irish.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION -Selby & Co. will sell
This morning, at 10 O'Clock, valuable binding lot on
West street.
Mr. L. Hood will sell at Public Auction tomorrow
morning, new Cottage House, situated on Chatham
Street Court.