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The Providence and Worcester Railroad
CRIAntr0phe

Catastrophe.
From the Providence Daily Post, August Is
Through the p0lteness of Mr. Jepcks, OF the Pawtucket
omnibus line furnished with information Of the
state OF the wounsed to two O'Clock yesterday un-
day. afternoon, from one Of the physicians attending
Mr. John Marshall is sinking, and no hopes are enter
Mr. George Bolton Is st alive, but IT is hardly posi-
Mr. John Brown and Mr.. John Crane are slowly reco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman are also recovering. Their
daughter has 30 far recovered to be about the house.
Mtssrs Stewart. Winslow, and Martio Jefferson ars
rapidly recovering from the effects Of their ures and
will be able to be removed to their homes very
Mr.. Ros land Brown and one of bis daughters have
ter wife Ct Mr. Hoaand still remains at Central Falls,
ard ia slowly recovering
though suffering from wound in the side, is
wbat better
lie number Of deaths caused BY the accident up to
this time Is hteen to which will probably have to be
sfced the tao mentioned above Nsssrs MARSHALL and
Bolton There are three Others in worry cri sal stus
tcp but hopes entertained that they will survive
their Enthusiastically Messrs Plant Gcldth sate, aud
Greene the engineer, when we last heard from the
yesterday afteInoon) they had rested wed, and
quite as comfortable saturday.
Mr. Taft the President of the road, and other officers
have been unr uniting in their attentions to the suffer
ers visiting them and providing every assistance to
rcr Ger ,hem as comfortable pc ssibe.
The ministers In our city, on Sunday made references
Question es 10 how the recurrence Of such may
be avoided was entertained.
10 arciti0n 10 tie Iist OF wounded which we gave
Saturday appeId the folIowiog:-
RoVlsr Brown, ard his two daughters, Whitinsvle-
quite badly injured.
Mr. Ho .japd, Whi,ipsv,le- slightly injured
Isabel Sherman ard wife and daughter, of Douglas
Mass Mr.. ard wife badly ipured-the daughter less
so They are at the house Of Mr.. L. Dsman, in Paw
tucket.
Mr. Darling, Of woonsocket. badly bruised
Mrs Wilcox. OF Uxbridge. So badly injured as not to
be able to 90 home
Emor Coe, Esq. Of Woonsocket, sitting upon the
seat with Mrs. Mallery but escaped uniniured.
little gbl 10 the first car Of the down train had .
most aculous escape She sitting on the fore.
most seat of the when the phock took place The
back Of the seat opposite her jammed against
breast that she could scarcely breathe She
for assistance and her life saved by forcing back the
imber With rail, ard dragging her out. who
sat tho seat with her instantly killed by
large splinter running through him.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The Mission 10 France.-Who Will Fill It &?
THE IMPR sONMENT OF CAPT. GIBSON
BY THE DUTCH.
Terrific Battle Ansns the Western Indians
RESULT OF THE TENNESSEE ELECTION,
&C.. &C., &c.



CABINET MEETING ILLNESS or SECRETARY DAVIS
THE MISSIONS TO FRANCE AND CossrANTISoPLE =
NO CHANCE FOR MR. DIx-THE ENGLISH MOVE
MINT FOR ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN CUBA
THE IMPRISONMENT or NIB. GIBSON BY THE
DUTCH, Etc.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, August 15-lo Pm.
Il ia Understood that business OF importance was
transacted in c. TO day in Consequence Of Abe alb
Of the secretary OF War Colonel Davis who Is coo
dnsd TO his ny attack inf ,mmatory rhsuma
tsm II is probable Rad be been present that the sub
ec Of the missions TO France would
have been di cursed Mr. Marcy also prepared d
submit Mr.. Marshs despatch relative to the Rosetta
affair
You viii remec Der that the first of the
gentlemen selsc.d fill the missions to Russia Mexco
and France made in this cores ondence in the
HERALD nearly two months before the selection Of the
ministers was officially made public Those to Mexico
and Russia filed there stated that to Fran Sc
which at that be given to Mr.. Dix still re-
mains open. There be doubt 1t was intended to
within very ss period to send Mr. Dix to France but
recent events, the public opinion which
has been called forth have caused change IN the pro
srsmme. 1t 8 no- settled that Mr.. Dix shall not re
csive the appointment difficulty is experienced In
dI6irg proper man for the position and but for Mr.
DAlsss locality he in all probability won Id be taken
Mr. AciAns OF Md Is mentioned, but his advanced age
may prove an OBSTACLE General Bayly of Virginia is
also thought of
There 10 to believe that the secret Spanish ar
ansenent with Enc land has ye. been taken up By
the Cabinet -ome memoranda from consul at Ha.
rans, rstve, he fullest extent of the state
ments published ia the HERALD received a. the
State Department on Saturday
Captain Gibson has been received here by the Govern
ment in the most satisfactory maDner-every evidence
being given of desire to investigate his csse and pro-
tect his right an American citizen To this end he
he's teen tad to for
the purpose o. informing the Government fully Of the
tach, The departments ready contain a of docu
menA from Colonel Humphrey Msrshan Commodore
Auiick, Captain McGruder, United States Consul
ct Singapore, W. W. Shaw, &c, all corrobolatiye
Of Captain Gibson's statement of the case Mr.
Belmont our Minister to the Hague was instructed to
make inquiries into the matter Since the Captains ar
rival hswever it has been determined to make Mr. Bel
nont's Instructions moro precise and that gen tlsmso
mas Been requested to delay his departure till they can
be made out There little doubt that the lions
VIII oe-hrst, TO demand of the Dutch government the
OF the damages awarded him by their Court Of
Justice at Batavia second the recognition OF Uuitei
States Consus la the principal ports of the Dutch East
Indies and proper definition of the territory occupied
oy tasm In the Eastern Archipelago. KY.
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NM RIDER On shipboard at Sen.

CHARLESTON, August 10, 1903.
An investigation held to day before the United
States Comm sioner relative to the death Of Tunosny
Huro, ssncr board the ship Susan owens a. sea
On the 4th o. July Benjamin jerks, the second mate
whe 10 alleged to have killed Huro with capstan bar
escaped the moment the ship arrived in the bu.
the officers are In pursuit of him. David Horton arst
mate has been committed TO jail acceseary aud
Anthony Mchsels the captain old and respected ship
master, hiss been held 10 bail in $1,000 accessory
fact
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Suicide by Two Eamaies.

MAScHEsTER, Y II Aug. % 1858.
Last evening two femsles nsned Cathariae b. Cotton
Of PowDal Me sged o. and Clara G. Cochran, of New
Boston N b. aged 10 after eating supper dressed
themselves In Whit and went out together hand In and
TO the canal, where they jumped in and drowned
young man attempted 20 save them and nearly
drowned himself From letters left behind IL appears
that they oontempated suicide for some time.
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Ar est Of Anti-Renters

ALBANY, August Is, 1858
TIVE parties recently engaged il anti rent outrage
against Deputy Msraha Wempein, have been captured
under bills Of inc ctment found against them by the
grand jury at toe Mt term of the u s. Court at Ut
o.. They will tried before the o. s Court at Aabura
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Religious Intelligence. &c.

BcrPALo August 15 1853.
Bishop Delaney preached here three times yesterday
aad confirmed one hundred and twelve persons
The Annual Episcopal Convention OF the Western
Docess of Ne~ York CONF erces on Wednesday next.
Large number of cler,ymen are here.
Hon John T, Kennedy ex.Secre'ary of the Navy has
besn spending few days with President Fillmore he
eft last nj IN for the IA
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see Election

LOUISVILLE, August Is, 1853.
Johnsor, den 8 eect Governor By about 20t0 ma
GRITTY. The Congressional delegation stands to 5.
Stanton Is elected in tue Memphis district by majority
over Yerses,
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Sad Accident mt Cape MAY.

. PHILADEIRiIA August 70, 1888,
As the steamer De a~are was leaving Cane Nav tbis
morning, sevtya s,lutes fred from a mortar on
osd vfen the pc &C becouing heated cartridge
EXPLODED "a rsn named James Justice ives loading the
mortar and carried away his arm. collection was
iDmedatsy made among the passengers on board FOR
the poor fellows benefit Captain Sanford contributing
$780,
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UUSfOU. lux IO
Auived-shp Geneva, Calcutta; barks Ella, B,smore
Amelia Glasgow: Levant: LIVERPOOL; Appleton. Bslh
more; brss VIM Ncsels. Philadelphia; MArsala Marssls
Rescue Hampton, Va; MAratan Oelaware City; A.taka
pes. Baltimore; Edwin Berguela; sarah Wooster and
Mary Farro~. Philadelphia schrs Ezlantine Gonaives
westover, Richmond; Loduski Alexandria; Black Squan
and Ii o. Ann Baltimore: Madonna Henry Laurens Nary
Patterson, Tenn III Dorado Hnpe Magellan, Cloud
and + Buck, Philadelphs Cernela, New York; Mel.
bonYne Newark Nj.
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Pr sHp - from New York for r oesash was lost
fno da,e) on White leland, of Marie Joseph, NIB; crow
saved
CorIIsroS On Thursday nth. at II PM the brrsutns
Cssn, Of East Machiss, ran mo scn Experiment, q
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MARITImE IHTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC FOR sKw Yoax-rm DAY
SuH NzSES 8 IL moor sETs :. morn
SUN axTS 55 HIGH wATIR morn q
Port or New York, August I5. 1853.
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INTERESTING FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Ve,y Late from BuenOs Ayres ana MOatcvl-
deO-Tno Blockade Raised.


Ve,y Late from Buenos Ayrss anu MOaScvl-
deO-Tno Blockade Raised.
The bark Crisis, Capt. Wiley, arrived yesterday from
Monteviceo whence she talsd en- the 5tn ult.
We Iea,n that the blockade had been riseJ. By the
entire feet Of Urquizs under Com Cos going to
the inbab itants OF the city on the Goth June Tue
British Packet of the 25th, in speaking Of the affair
says
FRn,ipg stili continued between the troops, With
various ortan results. Trade as previous to
the eiocsace
Our Dom prediction OF last week has been fulfilled
sooner than thea dared TO expect Dsyuslsd Nth
tbsir cbuIh tIestDeot and outraged at their
and prva'ious the entire quadron, With accord.
submitted 20 the legal government the 29h inst
that the ricsety blockade has Itself Glazed out " ia
good eainst gle wrg comment tue sage theory Of
the foreign aeents sno burle que til ugh c'nclu,ive
appeal against the ob.equious pra .tce of thu naval
niaDcors What day OF iuteoe excitement to thu
loyal and pasiicuc of Buspos Asres The longest
lspe bas its turning and the Empress OF the Plate
fsily ,einstated in her iuval sovereignty pre-
dict vi greater confidence speecy and salts tory
u nliostiop o. the whole question.
The SUDDEN bursting Of the bnSbe'' has given rse
to aushab- incidents On the arrival of mail
steamer Prince he subuissvey auch ,rsd Ia the Outer
Roads and locked around in Ooderment for the block
aiding fol- ce; TIL satisfied that there neither let nor
impeachment she calamity ceutured 10 her former
ton. merchant craft that had diSregsrded the
ocious ip,iusion ct sontevidso pre- ssnte herself
the Cureo late flag ship in the Inner Roads to get her
papers icdored; bus iostesd of proho,aon received
The 5esegsrs, too ingeniously enough attempted to
Iront by she occasion report udut lousy circu
lated thst the bockadng squadron had tered tue in
roads WITHOUT opposition, and ready ops
rate with the besegers In assault upon the city.
Accordingly the fau,e night denomination made
bot without any serious results Bat thu best joke Of all
il the remittance Of 1000 doubloess from Montevideo
for the payment of the la blockadpg squadron aay
the dire intent that known to prevail 1t appears
thst aid remittance arrived too late for its purpsse bat
not too lae to End Wiling reel pent the horror and
cismay of the Montevdean partsan who bad made this
last desperate effort to uphold falling cause! Bravo!
The same paper esys:-
The House ha, sanctioned a new emission of rs mil.
lions; and glorious proof Of confidence in the SEA
tlity of the and the Of the
try, the money market has shown decided DOWN. Ard
tendency.
[see marine head for the latest ship new,]
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On Sunday pieit August a. At his residence 1s2 Fast
Seventeenth street, JAS WV tRRGE eyed ~ years. uni
VERBALLY regretted b. large number Of acquaintsnces
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Mavl
CHARLESTON August Is, 1853
Cetton-Sales to-day. 900 bales at unchanged prices
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Ala for the New Orleans Sufferers from New
YORK.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Dir Editor-Ws herewith annex and hand you state.
ment of donations received since last for the Ho ward
Association, New Orleans, which please publish. we
also hand you corrected list Of the sent in to
the Rev Dr. Hawks, up to the 18th inst covering the
SUMS contributed which he desires you would publish
a separate column. We attach statements of the full
amount contributed and how the same has been dis
uosed Of Yours truly
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schr Immediately, but forsussteiy no yes were last
There was nothing saved from tho schr part Of the
crew got ON the brig, and part picked mp Ia The
wer one man nad his lsg and foot severely smsshed
The crew we're put on board the schr Eliza bound
to New York, and arrived here last eysnins
A FULL RGGD brig was ON shore on tia a At and Il
picto., Island about 9th inst.
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phia Milton, Hawkins. NYo,k.
FAST kACHlAs--Sld Aug 9th, schr VIM Pope, Ingalls,.
FALL RIvEF-Arr August IL schrs Charles Henry. An
esey i RenS S9 s 99p James eorean Nichols NYo
GLoUCEsTIR-Arr Aug IL, brig Calais, Lockhart,
HALL0wELL- sii Aug Q, schr Dove, NYosk
MARBl EHEADArr Aug 0, brig Eu,elioe, Sawyer,
phi..dslqss Ill., schrs Eisha Brooks Bsllona, and
NANyuoKEI-s Aug II, schrs Susan, NYort; 18th.
NEW ORLEANS CID Aug Q, ship caledoos Brander,
Gsogca Faea, NYosk; brig 7 Watson, Blackmsn,
Sayaprsh.
NEW IAvEN--A,r Aug T. schr Village Belle. We'd
| NEW BhpFoRD--sd Aug 10 brgs Sarah Nash,
Gibho ph a HI Mon.sggs, Durham, do; schn Al
hEwPORrArr Augu,t II schrs Sarah Elizabeth, Phil
lips PHILADELPHIA Ann Smith, Cain Fall River for New
Taunton for do; Van Buren, sh.on for Sag Hsrbor land
remained 1ath, 3PD; 14th briggs Cardiff M.,v,lI; II d
In rt PM bark Cuba briggs Con adeucs for TIavans;
Van Buren, d.chgd schrs Elizabeth Co rel o. Ezaosth
rom Prov deSce Tor Albany; and others
A., Aug a. steamer cam" VIZ R.nneosc
o .oh wa Sepcs PEI Chase benc. WV
PRovIpENoE-Arr Arg r. scsr Elem Baree. Dse. /.
ten ' vatican. 'S Morse d. ands ef esrdae
ney Cb.resoon schrs Washington, Morris Suffolk, "a:
wf DEL 5 G.as1 fasSsa r
Gibson Avery. do; Mexico, Chester, do jane and
| samuel, Walters do; John. Wells, Baker Jyo'I.
sloop Anrawan Briggs aosdout; yacht Irene, swkas
NYoik; propeller Petcel Kenney NYork; lN a scbr.,
souihar Mason Suffolk. Va dale Bal or Pbi,e
| delpbia Henry Kotchem. Crantner n iIadelab;s.
| anue lie s Potte-, DO; Frnk, Bl.ckrp n IA. 7 W
Candy, Townsend, 90; foopl oregon stur ees NYo,s:
/ Pointer. Fowl.r, do. Sid 13th, schrs Inv Ws.av
North jane, River; John Bowmsn, Chur a. Nsnssmood
Va; Louiea Endicot Endcoit; Jen dnos Jenn,, 20.
/ and L Brown; Nneta. Sites; WI diam Picke,,esS'
Loud ard Crane seaman, Tor Phi Iiephi. Isdv 81
the Ocean Lewis, do or Calais sloop Nso,uoc Raoett
hYo,k and from below bga H4rri q and Helen Msris
sehr Samuel HadIock 1@th schr sreliro R,rt,n 10,
| Albany sloop Southport jackson do A' w.
| RoCKLANp-Arr Ang .. schrs .adet and Leo, NYoex:
| 5h, Warrior, NYors; Empire pensscoIa. OH R.ogs
NYork; Peru, Lebec 70. do och, Spring Bro, NYors.
Meridian Herald, and &c nuine, NYork; Oregon AID
fTrsnssl SS Lusy Ss n ondogt b Peru smith do
benCe; 18th bark OYER nana Lang Work scrs Sarah
Frances Iucsln nc ckland; Courier, Rogers Boston.
Sid 18th, scbr John ell Ham salem
Plspdotpe do - 1865 49,
timore 1880 '' 49,
WiSSAss..f-Arr Aug 70, brig Marshall Dutoh, Css-
rinidad, '' ''V~
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e. E ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE RROKER.

No. 239 Main Stree, Worcester, Mass
A TTENTION given to the Purchase Sale and Ex.
IA change of Real Estate in all parts Of the City and
sections Of the County
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
SALE he would call the special attention of purchasers
TO those beautiful lots comprising the " Wheeler
Farm" and "B0YDEN PLATTS," situated on Pleas
ant Street within short distance of the City Hail.
vi these Lots too much cannot be spoken in praise
however, the sales OF them the past year. speak
III then favor than words
And to persons DESTROYS of commanding sites he
would call their attention TO those splendid Lots situated
on Oak HILL (near the Western Railroad Depot which
for beauty of surrounding scenery, fine air. and excel
lent walter cannot be surpassed by anV location in the
City These Lots need but to be to he admired
commanding one of the finest views Of the CITY, and
but short distance from the City Hall purchasers
not but desire and admire beautiful location. We
would ask you to visit them, if no more Great in
ducements will be offered those wshng 10 build i'm
medately
lie also offers 25 Lots Vernon street. Union Hill
20 on Providence 81 rs Elm st, 20 Mason ST. sew
e-a on Pleasant ST. and others in different parts of the
chy,by which persons can be accommodated according
20 their means and desires. And as inducements 70
purchase he Will exchange any and all OF the above
LOIS Tor Property In the County with security they
may be bought on any length of Iimeso that custom
eTs can be accommodated without any outlay Of Cash
Also, several FARMS IN different sections of tho
County, varying III price from $500 to $4,000.
Those in want OF Farms will DO well 10 call and ex
anime his many lists among them persons can be ac-
cOmmodated, or suited as TO price, location and ouan
ty OF land, with less expense and trouble than other
wise
Also, Tenements to et aud Houses for SALE in differ
ent parts of the City.
Can at our oaice, No. 2ss Main st.. and we will con.
vey you different parts Of the City free of charge
Ie2 DIFF
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DIR. HILL
The Celebrated Indian DoctOr.


TAKES pleasure in announcing 10 the citizens Of
Worcester, and other places that his Office is No
III Main ST.
word to young men and others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility, whether originating from certain destruc-
tive habits, or from any other cause with the train OF
bodily and mental evils which follow when neg eced
should make early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, as well ms expense BY his i'm
proved method of treatment Dr. II. can safely guar
anee sa'eiad speedy in all cases OF secrei dis
that may under his care, matter how long
stlndng Either sex are invited TO his private rooms
without fear of interruption by other PATIENTS as hun
drods cured yearly by his practical experience and
great remedies
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would dc
well to reflect before trusting Their health happiness
aud in many cases their Ues, in the hands of pbysi
clans ignorant of this class of malades IL is certain
ly impossible for to understand all the ills the
human family subject to-
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted 10 the
treatment and study of Syphilis, GOnorrhpa elect,
Structures, effect of solitary habits, Ulcers upon thu
body, throat nose legs, Pain in the Head or Rones
and all Mercnfia Affections and all Impurities of the
Blood whereby the tuition has become enfe ebled
enables the Dr. TO offer relief to all who may place them
selves under his
TO FEMALES. All diseases peculiar 20 Females,
as suppTessions Irregularities c., speedily and feet
ualy removed.
II The French Period al Drops and Pills, for the
above affections have been well tested for the last ten
years
DIR. HIPS Preventative for married ladies', sent ia
any directions secure from observation. Price S. Per
al distance may consult Dr.. Hill by letter. (pos
pad) describing their case have medicines securely
put up aud forwarded 10 any part of the IT, States with
full ard explicit directions for Office arr anged
with separate apartments so that patients none but
the DR.
~ o6lce hours rom a. NJ, to Q PM
apis DIR Office 1871 Main ST., Worce tel
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Or. ARNOLD,S RALsAM.

INHE only sure, safe and quick Remedy for Choh "a
Morbus, Asiatc or Spasmodic Cholera, Dysentery
and Diafrhea. Cure warranted an cases in their
first stages, IN less than hour annd in few days
after all other remedies have failed the patient is not
mortified
1t is purely vegetable and entirely harmless and the
Only sure and safe remedy offered to the public for
the cure of Cholera lnantile and children lille tee
ing, or Dysenery with high fever. II nay be given 10
children on adults in airy stage of the above complaints
without fear. Its great efficacy above all other rtme-
dies is in checking the discharges of The stomach and
bowels in any stage Of the disease with perfect safety
II eases pain. sits WE'LL sireng ihens The stomach and
helps Digestion Although il checks the discharges so
quick, il never produces cosiiveness but always leaves
the bowels regular 1t is warranted a sure safe and
perfect remedy, and not hurt the system if taken
Seven years. three times day.
Smithdeld, r. L.. Feb. s. l84i.
certify that IN practice OF over thirty years
have never found any medicine equal TO DIR s. Alnolds
Balsam, in Cholera Morbus DysenteTy, and DiarIhea
TYLER BRIGGS, M. D.
Woonsocket, Feb. s, 1886.
certify that have practiced ply sic about fifty Years
in Massachusetts ami Rhode Island. | have taken DR.
;. Anolds Balsam number of times, and have given
II to Others, and think il exceeds any thing ever used
for Cholera NJ ofbus, Dysenery, and Dsrrhea
SPENCER PRATT, NJ d.
~ For sale Wbolesa and Retail by e. MERRILL
22l NJ ain street % cents per bottle or 50 per doz
jy27 dawtf