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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15
-FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIHAL OF THE WASHING TON. .
Peece Consldered Certnin.
NO TIDINGs OF rHEPAcIFIo

Neto York, -4pra l3.-The steamer Wash
ington, from Southampton March Goth, ar
rived at this port at seven o'clock this morn
ing, bringing Liverpool dates Of oath, and
London 25th.
The Peace treaty Yves not signed. Matters
al the Paris Conferences were not so harmo-
NOUS. owing to difficulties interposed bv
Prussia. Peace however, is considered sub
stantially certain
The British Admiralty have sent out the
steam frigates Tartarus and Desperate in search
of the Collins steamer Pacific.
The Copenhagen correspondent of the Lon
don Times states that the Danish Commissary
had submitted to the Copenhagen Conference
proposal of capitalization Of the Sound dues,
fixing 50, 900, 600 rix dollars as The minimum
indemnity which Denmark claimed. The
writer states further, that the United States
having declined taking part in the Conference,
the question would, in all probability, be re-
solved without their corporation.
Mr.. Buchanan would leave Southampton
for home on the 9th OF April, in the Arago-
He had gone to Paris, and would visit the
Hague before his return.
According to the London Times the cause
of the difficulties at the Paris Conference was
demand put forth by the Pruasan Plenipo-
taues to be admitted to sign the treaty of peace
Oh the same l0Obllg, ana IN the same charac-
ter as if Prussia had been a party to the ALI.
ance throughout IL is said that Russia sup
ports Prussia in these pretensions. This took
place at the meeting of the 22d. Another
meeting was held on the oath, but nothing of
Its deliberations had transpired. The opinion
that the Conference would ultimately resolve
itself into European Congress was strongly
believed.
The Times Crinean correspondent says the
war party still cherish hopes that the negotia-
tions may break down. 1t may suit the French
to make concessions, but it ought not to suit
us. They doubtless consider they have done
enough for honor and glory, and to revenge
the reverses of 1872; moreover they cannot
afford war as England can, and their army,
however numerous on paper, is dwindling
sadly; scurvy and fever is playing havoc in
its ranks. The mortality is stated to be 100
per>day, and frequently more.
The Allies had commenced the demolition
OF the enclosure lines around Sevastopol.
ITALY.-The city of Parma has been again
laid under siege, owing to frequent distarb-
| ances and assassinations.
| The government had also become greatly
alarmed owing to the cattle murrain, which
is said to be spreading all over the continent.
| Advices from Persia state that Dost Ma
| homed has taken possession of Candakar, and
! Persian troops>were marching against him.
Advices from Nicolaeff state that com
mission had arrived there from st. Petersburg
on March Attn, and Immediately commenced
operation for the abandonment of that place
as military depot 1t was stated that it
would be declared freeport.
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LYcEUM AND LIBRARY Assoc1AT1oN.-At a
meeting of the Lyceum and ofthe Young Mems Ii
brary Association, held on Saturday evening last,
1t was voted by the two Associations to accept
the act recently granted by the Legislature
authorizing the union of the two associations
under the name of " The Worcester Lyceum and
Library Association The following list of Off
GERS for the new Association, were chosen for the
ensuing year:
President, Hon. HENRY CHAPLIN.
Vice Presidents, Henry ]. Holmes and Nath'l
Paine
Corresponding Secretary, Rev. Horace James
Recording Secretary, Thomas Earle.
Treasurer, Henry A. Marsh.
Directors, Geo. F. Hoar, DR.. Rufus Woodward
Daniel Fainter, Charles White. VIM. A. Smith,
VIM. E. Starr, 7. K. Earle, William Cross, John
G. Otis, Frederick M. Peck, Jas H. Walker
Chas. H. Ballard, Edward Earle.
Trustees, f. H. Dewey, Dwight Foster, DR.
Henry Sargent, DIR. o. Martin, Geo. F. Harris
horn.
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Arrtpaz "a Me Canbria al Hnzifar

The Royal Mail steamship Cambria, Capt.
Douglass, from Liverpool on Saturday, 26th
ult., arrived at Halifax en- route for Boston, on
Monday forenoon.
The news is three days later than that re-
eeived by the Washington, but presents no
new feature of decided importance.
The PEACE CoNFERENcB.-Th difficult
ties reported TO have presented themselves in
the Peace Conferences, just prior to the WASH
ington's departure, are understood to have
been removed, and it is confidently expected
that the treaty of peace would be signed in a
few days.
CoMMERcIAL.-Liverpoo cotton market was
quiet ut about the same quotations as were
advised by the Asia.
In breadstuffs there had been general de-
cline from the prices of the previous Friday;
the falling off in Flour being equal to about
Is per bbl.; and in Wheat to 81 per bushel.
Corn was dull at decline.
The London Money market was more strin-
gent.
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LOCAL MEMS.


MONDAY EVENING, April a.
Petitions Preseated-Of Cheney. Aldrich and 9
Others, for lamps on corner of Carroll, Laurel,
Prospect, and Edward Streets; of same. for wild
ening and repairing of Carroll and Shelby Streets;
OF F. Wayland, Jr. and Geo. W. Bentley. for
compensation for gas lights burning at their ex-
Pense in front of 81 Baptist Church; appro-
priately referred. OF James Green and others.
Tor repair OF George Street; a meeting was ap-
pointed for the submitting of plans and esti-
mates.
Petition of Ball & Shepherd, Spur & Lewis,
Lilly & Andrews, and Hardness, Rice, & Adams,
for license as victualers referred to Special Com
mittee.
Reports of City Weighers received and accept.
ed
The report of the Committee on petition of A.
R Black, recommending the walling up of Mill
Brook, from Front Street to Union Street, was
accepted and accompanying order adopted.
Alderman Wall offered an order to pay C. C.
Riley 1925 for expenses incurred in making
highway Adopted
The Committee on the agency of Jas Green,
NJ. B. Green, and P. B. Mignaul:, for the sale of
liquors, reported that Jas. Green mad not accept
ed of his appointment, and that the Others had
not complied with the provisions of the law in
their agency. Report laid on the table.
motion was made to rescind the rule of the
Board, requiring the agents to be pledged not to
drink intoxicating liquors, and defeated-Yeas,
Haywood, Stone, and Woodwork Nays, Eos,
ter, Lincoln, Prentiss, and Wall.
An order for the sale of lot of land on Salem
Street, belonging to the city, was referred to
Committee to report on the expediency of the
sale.
The bill of DR.. Whitcomb, for pay for vaccinat.
ing, was referred 10 Committee on Claims.
Aid. Stone introduced an order authorizing the
City Marshal to appoint Sunday Police of six,
at $3.50 per day rejected. Voted that the sub
ject be referred to the Mayor.
Adjourned for one week.
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TESTIMONY seems to be pouring in from nil
quarters regarding the effect of Arnold's Clio
bules and Vital Fluid. Gentlemen and ladies
from the fremont House, from the Marlboro
Hotel, from the Norfolk House, Roxbury,
and from large numbers of private residences,
have testified 10 the extremely beneficial eff
lects OF both the Globules and Vital Fluid,
both in cases of inveterate humor and gene.
raj i'll health. The demand is Unprecedented
still continuing often times more than the sup
ply, which though seeming ample at each
fresh recruit, is quickly exhausted. The
printing also, merely circulars and labels, can
not be executed fast enough oftentimes, and
fast cylinder press has been ordered from New
York for this reason. The success of these
chemical medicines, enormous as it is, can
hardly be wondered at, The principle Of ac-
ton is new, the theory is attractive, and ex-
perence has proved it to be sound. The pre-.
parations have stood the practical test of use,
and they have given proof of Remarkable pow
el to remove illness, TO eradicate humors, and
to infuse health, vigor and vitality into the
human Frame 7rdUeIler.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

A PRoUD BIRD IN DIFFIoULTY.-Some gem
tleman in Arkansas, of more patriotism than
brains, has presented to Prentice of the Lou
isyille Journal, big American eagle, to be
kept by the aforesaid Prentice in cage until
Mr.. Fillmore is elected President, and then
released Fancy the unhappy lot of this i'll
fated screaner ! Years roll by and no friend
ly hand opens the door of his prison ST.
lently he waits for the news which shall be to
him news Of liberation He grows old apace !;
if previously bald, he becomes balder his
fine plumage grows dim; his burning eye
cocks dismally; his beak falls off his tail
feathers drop out he tumbles from his perch,
and IN his final squawk an Audubon may
hear the words" Where is Willard Fill
moref' while mocking voice replies /" Je-
ru- salem !'--Atlas.
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W o RCE TER

main so. Buff disunion could ever come, it
would come in the form of a secession of the
slaveholding States and ii would come, then,
when the slaveholding power, which is al
ready firmly established on the Gulf Of Next
co. aud extends.a thousand miles northward
along both banks of the Mississippi, should
have fixed its graphing irons upon the toun-
tains of the Missouri and the slopes of the
Rocky Mountains. Then that power would
either be intolerably supreme in this Republic
or it would strike for independence or exclu-
sive domination. Then the free States and
slave States of the Atlantic, divided and war
ring with each other, would disgust The free
States of the Pacific. and they would have
abundant cause and justification for with
drawing from Union productive no longer of
peace, safety, and liberty, to themselves. and
no longer holding w the cherished hopes of
mankind.
Mr.. President, the Continental Congress of
l7S7, on resigning the trust, which it had dis
charged with signal fidelity, into the hands of
the authorities elected under the new Consti-
tuition, and in taking leave of their constitu-
ents. addressed to the people of the United
States this memorable injunction: Let it
never be forgotten that the cause of the Unit
ed States has always been the cause of human
nature let us recall that precious moni-
ton; let us examine the ways which we have
pursued hitherto, under the light thrown
upen them by that instruction We shall
find, in doing so, that we have forgotten NOR
alright, in the pursuit of material greatness,
aud we hall cease nenceCorth from praoticing
upon ourselves the miserable delusion, that
we can safely extend Empire, wien we shall
have become reckless of the obligations of
eternal Justice, and faithless to the interests
of Universal Freedom
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DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO. - Philaaelphia, April
l3.--lhe tornado last night unroofed 100
houses in Different sections of the city, but
there was no loss Of life SO far as heard from.
Two large brick churches and three factories in
Kensington were unroofed. The large boiler
house of the Franklin Iron Works, 100 feet
long, was totally demolished. The Trenton
Railroad depot at Kensington was partially
unrooled The Western telegraph lines are
all down, and it will require two or three days
to get them again in working order.
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from Boston for Montevideo. who lay by US
aud very kindly supplied US with water, bread,
hour, and potatoes; same day signalized brig
Auleima of Nantz. bound east. March 81,
lat: 81 20, Ion. IS 80. signalized ship CORN
than, bound east. April 8, Sandy Hook
bearing n. w. by N, boarded ship Andover,
Jones, hence for New Orleans, who kindly
supplied us with some water, fresh meat, and
vegetables
On board this packet, when seventy days out,
Stephen Earle, late of Leicester, this county,
died from disease induced by the hardships of the
the voyage. See obituary notices
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Boa,ou Norl,e,.-Anril 10

Corn EXchaDge-The Flour market Continues very 1ull
for common brands Western; fancy brands M s7 Of a
l5j and extras at $775 Sll per Dbl Corn Is ouite
Su ana the saes have been at SO &c per busht Tor
sou.nen Yellow and white at go &C. Oats are selling
At 42c per bush for Northern and Canada Ryes du at
90 95c per bushel W w
pr9yisionsPork firm, and has been selling al s15
40 o. tVT prime mess at SIS; and clear and extra clear
At Sl9 20 per Ebl, cash and mos
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THE MASSACHUSETTS TowNsMAN, or Laws for
the Regulation of Towns, with forms and Ju-
dicial Decisions, adapted to the Statutes of
Massachusetts. BY Benz. Kingsley, Jr. II
mo PIP 40S. Boston: Sanborn, Carter, 4 Ba-
Yin. 1856.
This work, well described by its title. is sub
stitute for the i" Town Officer of former days,
bringing the legislation and the decisions of the
Courts in relation to the powers, duties, and LA
bilities of officers Of towns down to the present
time. 1t is work that none who have any off,
cal duties to perform in reference to our municp-
al corporations can safely be without 1t is for
sale by Baker, Trumbull, & Barnes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

STATE Co NyENT1oN-The National Com
mittee have called Convention of the people
of Massachusetts, to be held at Worcester on
Wednesday, the 4th of June, for the choice
of delegates to the Convention which is to be
held at Philadelphia on the 18th of June for
the nomination of candidates for President
and Vice President. 1t is understood that the
call is addressed to all the anti Nebraska OPP
ponents OF the Administration. Boston TEL
egraph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

SALT FOR WHrAT.-Theodor Perry says,
IN TIE Prairie Farmer, that he sowed one and
half bushels Of salt per acre upon one half
OF Q, ten. acre field, just after steding it with
9PriAg wheat, and the result was that the
saltea portion was ready for the sickle Ave
oays earlier than the unsalted portion, and
not particle OF rust, scab or smut could be
louhu, ana the increase Of crop he estimated
at five bushels per acre
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

For reasons which must be obvious. we omitted
to give the name of the person in Millbury, whose
recent detection in pilferiug from his neighbors,
has caused such sensation in that vicinity But
as it is found that such omission may give rise to
nnfounded suspicious, where the facts are not
known, we think it proper, now, to say that the
person alluded to was George Il Rice
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y II =
Leieester. Anril I3. Mr.. si.as Merriam. aged 81

In Leicester, april 49, Mr.. sias Merriam, aged g.
At Sea- or hoard the packet ship IInderwrter on her
passage from Liverpool to New York. April g. Stephen
Earle, Of the late sas Parle Of Leicester aged 42
he WIS on his return from travelling Europe. d. for
the first six months the passage, in good health
and Spirits but the Of the toughest ever
Known and very distressing to all on hoard The pas
sengers were put short allowance of provisions and
water and the watar bad. Under the influence of
these causes his heath gave way and thu disease
fixed upon him, Of which he died as above stated when
be had been jus; 10 days at sea.
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AT this season of the year, there are usually
numbers suffering from rheumatism, in some one
of its thousand forms. 10 all such, we would
say, try the Electro Chemical Baths, administered
by Drs. Colby and Brooks, at No. lis Main
Street. tits said they seldom fail to effect per-
rnanent cure
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

hALLIsToN- - The season now upon us is most
trying of any in the whole year to the complex
ION ana 70 the skin The rough winds and warm
sun irritate and nlame its delicate mecbonism
and TAM roughnesS, d6coIoraton, and even f,ecEIcs
are the consequence. All these evils, however
may be prevented by the free use of KalAston-
I}ageUer - ''''O'''
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To Gentiennen.-What gentleman does not like
to see good polished vest bosom, collar? We pre-
sumo there none Them to do this, do not go home
another night without carrying bottle of TAYLoRs PRE-.
MUM STARCH POLISH to your better half" and you will
be well paid for the change in your linen will be aston
ishing No one who has used this article has been dis
satisfied with its results Price rs cents per bottle
D. TAYLOR, JR., Proprietor, 10 Broad St., Boston.
Sold in Worcester, by W. 0. aWETT Il CO., Genera
Agents. ans dat
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The ". Louis Republican publishes steam.
boat Presidential vote, in which Franklin
Pierce beat all the regular candidates, and
several outsiders, We we'll remember how
the wings used to carry Presidential elections
In this way Pyopldenee Journal
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The Worcester Dramatic Association will give en-
tertainment this evening at No. IS Central Exchange
Building The entertainment will commence with the
thrilling play Of THE IDIOT WITNESS. after which the dag
ger scene in j. H Knowles celebrated play of THE WIFE
followed by the laughabe farce of The Limerick Boy;
the whole to conclude with othellos Apology
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

The FIRST Cosr OF New Yonx Cry.
An ancient document lately published. state,
that in 1925 the Island Of Manhattan, fNew
York City, estimated then to contain % ar
acres, was purchased Of the Indians for s1SN
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WORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS AssoIA-
T1oN.-Members will bear in mind that the an
nual meeting stands adjourned to this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

Prof. Bushels sixth lecture on Electricity and
Magnetism will be given at Warren Hall, this
evening.
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FARMS AT AUcTIoN.-Two good farms are to
be sold this day, at auction. See advertisements
for particulars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

A subscribers the Eastern Argus has
hat that he has worn on Sundays ana hol;.
days for forty years, and it is now about as good
as new. Il comes in fashion once in Ave
wears or 90.
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Mr. Governs CONCERT last evening was very
successful The house was full, and the applause
was enthusiastic. He gives another, this even
ing, with change of programme. See advertise.
ment.
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PROJECT ORA COLONY IN THE INTERIOR or
APRIcA.-The National Colonization Society
have issued an appeal to the public for tho
sum of $4,000, to enable them to establish
a settlement on the elevated country Of the
interior, in the expectation that it will prove
more salubrioua than that bordering upon the
sea, in Liberia.
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Roaton s,ocI, SnIes.-Anril Ia

lished in previous years. Wooden Goods are generally
held with considerable mness hut there is not much
activity to notice. Shipping List.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
KALLIS rON,
r l E n T w A T E R
BeauIifying the Complexion.

How shall uniformity of complexion be presery ed
And when through naiverenee, necessary exposure OF
other cause, has been lost how shall it be restored'
These and similar questions, daily to every one;
aud the toilet by the use of various preparations and
prescriptions is often sought in vain The
preparations sold in the are often useless some.
times injurious.
The inventor of the Kaiston has made this matter a
subject of study and close chemical Analysis and hi:
preparation is offered one exactly ddayted to the
unnatural conditions ct the skin, and as one which
will relieve its gland liar parts add induce that fine &C.
ton of the caparies which give both beauty and health
to the complexion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-15

Cement Drain Professionalism NEW
The subscriber has resumed the manufacture of CE.
NEWT PIPES for Cistern, Sink, Cellar, and Garden
Drans rom three to six inches in diameter which he
IS prepared to furnish and put down at short notice.
or durability and economy these pipes are superior
to anything Of the kind in USE as they are unae.
oby moisture and If properly laid will last forever
Prisons who wish to drain their premises eiTecually
and at moderate cost will do well to call OF the sub
scrber in the basement Of the Mechanics Hall; entrance
on waldo street where full assortment of all the various
sizes may be found, or at Lathrop Ames Is Mechanic
Street JAMES q PECK
Worcester March o. 1896 az
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G PRICES AT THE BROKERS' HOARD.

The following closing prices exl Init the changes as
compared with week since, and generally show
moderate improvement in several securities though some
stocks'and bonds are lower.
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FLOUNCED ROBES.

OF new and beautiful styles. We now able to show
of the most beautiful
SILK D RE s G o. O d : +!
Imported this season. We are retailing them at large
per cent less than the goods could been bought
of the importers by the case, in the early part of the sea
Son.
No wishing to purchase Silks this season should
fail to see these goods Also, large and desirable as
sortnent of
PLAIN BLACK DRESS SILKS.
OF the best makes which selling at large reduce
ton from former prices
We invite he attention of purchasers to our well Sc
lected assortment. apis d3w&w4w
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UUUN6ELL0k, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Worcester, Mnna,

o T. l. r. g TIO Ms
W NOTES, Drafts and Negotiable Paper generally, within
the United States and Canadas promptly attended TO-
ORDERS le or addressed to him, at % High street, OF
at Hon l. M. Baron's Office, 2b4 Main street.
Is In Boston daily
MorceRier. Anril 1 1RER. dLf
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MARRIED.


In this city. April 10, b. Rev. Hr james, VT John
Bosworth to Miss NJ. Adelaide Copeland, both of War
ren.
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o. W. VAIL AnctlS SmmI0 "

MOTIC Y. Thy Wife Harriet Jane Cowden, having
~ lett my bed aud board without lust cause herebs
mrhd any person haiborlng trusting her on my ac-
count as shall pay debts Of her contracting from
this date. BILAs d. COWnpN
Rutland, April IS, 1856 ds,i