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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-09


Esss3 WORCESTER & NASHUA
- r. R.-Wnter arragement.--On and after
December !, passenge trains will as follows:
Leave Worcester at 20 and Ills NJ, and A15 P NJ.
Leave Nashua at 100 and II 10 NJ, and % P NJ
At Nashua, all trains except first from Nashua and
last from Worcester connect with the trains of Concord
Railroad where passengers take the a1d from the
Northern, the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and Mon
treal, and the Vermont Central Railroads.
At Groon Junction trains directly with she
trains of the Stony Brook Railroad; also with those
of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train ION Boston; and at Fitchburg with of the
Vermont Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads.
For further particulars and connections with other
roads, see pathfinder RaWsy Guide for the New Eng
land States" G. w. BENTLEY, sup't.
worcester, Nov l, 1856 diff
Es.7sz.sssss<s.. EITCHBU gG = WURCES.
Ss4a TER RAILROAD.
TIME ALTERED-NEW ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, June 18th, Passenger Trains
will leave Fitchburg so m, IL go and as D. M
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at g. 20 and IL 90 a. M, 400 D.. IN
IVEBS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, June IS, 1890. 5d
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-09
E&AND MEDICAL EsTABLIsHs
SG MENT
NJ. Ga....... NErs......a...-

The tObole need physician but they that are sick
voice from Natures Garden. DRS HILL & JAsEPH
formerly of Boston and Providence, graduates from
the school of Nature and independent Botanic Ply
scians; is their Diploma Their Materia Redica
-RatHre'S boHHdieSs Yegetdbie kingdom. Their gen
era Worcester, Mass where all orders
must be addressed, insure attention Drs. Hll Il Jaa
scph will send their medicines to any part Of the Union
The Doctors Medicines prepared expressly for the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-09

1VA ACCOMMODATION.
The Central Loan Office of the City of Boston.
No. lO6 Sudbury Street.
A. j E:N KIN 8,
Where money will be literally advanced,
in large small amounts,
from dollar to thousands
Upon the deposit of merchandise generally,
Gold and Silver Pla'e Watches,
Jeweiry. Diamonds, Guns,
Pistols Clothing, and all
Articles of Value.
The public ara invited to cali as above,
where they will be convinced
that more money be had
at less interest than anywhere else,
and that new and second hand goods
can be bought and sold to better advantage,
than at any other place in the city.
At this este hshment will at all times
be found large assortment OF
Watches, Jeweby, Clothing, Boots, and
Shoes, Musical Instruments,
Cutlery, Articles for Personal
and Family Use, and other
things too numerous to mention.
05Remember the place. LOG Sudbury Street, Boston.
sic dTu&F&wSm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-09

PaIpitati0n Of the Heart,
Coughs, Piles, Scroula,
Rheumatism, Jauniice,
OVERT wing of the Gall,
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RrOOklyn CITY News.

TIL. NlCkHAGuk CoIl0SIZATI0N PROJECT.
II viii be remembered that about Christmas n
paint preferred against Captain Addison Farnsworh
Ivy William il. Alor, in which the former charged
with committing, attempting to commit, elonious
assault upon Allen, M his house. No 80 Woodruff street.
The parties, alleged connected in the business Of
.cnsirg colcnss TO Nicaragua, which put stop
by tho icizuro OF tbs steamer Northern Light. Allen
stated dyuged tho destination and objects os the expe-
ciion and Farnswor'h proceeded TO Aliens residence
the night q the Goth ut. TO see him the sube.t
As alleged, ho cauel Allen out Of bed aad after
moments conversation drew out srge dirk knife with
the cvidon. Intention OF committing assault Alien
asked tue ca aim himself which being granted he went
the basement with the ostensElo obec of procuring
carving knie; but Instead OF returning yeldy the
comtat" he loft the house, and called policeman
or tie purpose OF taking larnsworh into custody The
aser not ten 10 10 found however, and Allen
before ,ueii.e D. X Smith ami sued out Grant for
bis arrest the charge Of attempting 20 commit ielo
tous assault. The warrant wGs issued and yesterday
the deondaut appea cd n answer croto whefeupon lie
to give 81 eco ball. ia two surctes to await the action Of
sle Crand JuIy.
CORRUPTION AMONG ALDERMEN.
II appears 10 tc generally unSerstood, among the
knowing ones, ts the last Grand jury Of the Court Of
oyer end TeTminer presented bills OF indictment against
siv OF our city Aldermen charges OF bribery and
rnpticn IN connection With the extcrson and Improve
uf Atlantic avenue. The n1iority cf the Alder
hus charged from The Eastern district Of The city
and two from his fide Of the old Williamsburg
linc. IL probable That the matter VII be brought be-
for, tie courts IN Cvc tire.
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ArLh9ED RoBBKRY ~ TRINITY tHC RCIi,
John Mccarthy was taken INTO custody By officer Motor
mack o. the First ward police, charged With having
riciod Tho pocket OF Mrs Mary oye of wallet contain.
500 while She attending The funeral services Of her
dsceeaed husband, az Trinity Church. The accused, it's
alleged, stole Inc portmonnac from the comrlansnts
pocket and almost immediately passed. il 70 accom-
plce whoeearcd cut and has not since been heard o.
The accused taken before Justice Wc at e Lower
Police Court where he committed or examination.
DESCENT UPON Az ALLEGED DIs0sDEELY HOUSE,.
1hc Fourteenth ward police at the instance Of Captain
Kissper made descent upon thc house of Samuel Gor
ham, 10 Crosby street, md arrested all the inmates,
sistng of and girls to the number Of thirteen Ths
place "a Represented by Captain kssner az very dsor
dcrly place. and Il sort 0 bad and notorious chayac
tors Tho prifoners together with The proprietor Of tho
house, were all locked up by Justice brennan.
CHARGE OF FALSE rRETENeEs.
Henry Toilet resident of Cayuga county (N was
taken into custody charge Of dcfrsudng Stephen VI.
Caldwell Co.. Of 60 Liberty street. out &C 81 900 worth
Of goods by cf false preences and fraudulent
prcs utaions dho accused arrested IN Albany
days ago on similar chargo Fcet was brought before
Justice laslTeau at The Jefferson harGet Police Court
where lie was he'd TO ba to answer the charge.
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DIAM cS Bt.oS BAsHAw.-We regret the necessity Of
being compelled TO to the lovers o ne horses
the death OF the trotng stallion Black Bashaw in the
18th year Of his age. His death took place Saturday
Dec. 20. from collie Inflammation Of the ntestines at
Tullytown, Bucks county, Pa, some three miles from
Trenton, N. j. For the past two he had been
stationed at 1Ienton where be deseryedy held in
bigh esteem. Basliaw a beautiful glossy black
hcrsc With white hind feet. and stripe the face.
His height fifteen hands three inches. He was much
adiued by the best judges for his majestic form and
eegsnt carriage which, with his strength so and speed
tfotter, he impaired TO his progeny in eminent
degrea. Black Bashaw sired by Young Bsshaw, he
by the Arabian horse Grand Bsshaw imported Into the
United States rcm Trpo in 1890 then four years OLD
Grand Bashaw selected by Mr. John c. Morgan fom
the best Oriental stock in Barbay and was doubt
Of the finest sta lions imported into America
His color son grey and his sze large for Ara
brn horse, lie being fully fifteen hands high and of fault
less proportions. He mparte much OF his speed beauty
and elegance OF form to his descendants His stock
remarkable fast trotters and superior road horses
Young Bsshaw was the sire Of Black Bashaw, whose
death have chronclei above saladln (aso dcad)
and tho celebrated Andrew,Jscks,n. Charlotte Temple
also by Yeung Baslav Andrew Jackson was noted
the sire Of Black Hawk and the famous Kembo ia .ksou
Black Basaw and Saa lin were both bred in MoIrsvlle
Bucks county, Pa, by that experienced horsoman s. Nc
Cacken isq, ho owner OF Young Bashaw, out of blood
mares-the 70, ner True American the latter FIRST
Consul Lantern celebrated trottcr in this vicni.
ty Is of Black Bashsw
There is good deal of this stock in Pennsylvania and
in New jergey bordering the Delaware but the great
demand md The high pces paid for IT have drawn much
Of the finest from those neghborhoois where IL most
tensiScly prevails II Is understood that the
caused by the death Of Black Blshaw will DO filed by
Iashaw, Jr worry superior animal and every way
worthy oe his sire y0shaw also leaves another son
(1jghining,, out of thoroughbred Eclipse mare, which
yet IL co but whose appearance is iu his
favor that may venture the prediction has he si DO
honor to his name md lineage.
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Rfrrnnx,sa THE MILL ASD QUARTER TAX

IsErUDA1ING THE MILL. MD DUAETE1 AK
In rcnersine upon the reputation OF the miu and a
auartcr tax by the Board Of Supervisors OF Orange
Oneida the Utica Userycr observes that the questions
raised by this refusal Of the local legislatures OF TIC
counties 10 carry out the enactment Of the State c ia
rre may bo Of far goater extent in their future apaca
cn tbaa mary might at first suppose IL the Boards Of
Supervisors possess the power to put this chec uron
vueoas'tutional appropriations Of the Iegsaturcand
VIC do not doubt that thoy haycthe oxorciso ot his
,cy,r will prDye wholesome safeguard Of protection 70
tLc recre lot the custom thus initiated prevail aud
III Sta legislators viii be brought 20 more careful
adherence 20 the charter from which ey receive t5ei
roSe The reople have in this cspctiont, great And
tfraGc,a am Of aofence Of which, by future eg .ton
thev ray stil further avail then selves 70 thwsrt
sel,S NEE fer squandering the putbe tsessgTe,
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AFT AIRS IN ALBANY.

Latest from the State Capital.
MORE VOTING FOR sPEAKER-N0 DIPFERENCE--N(
NEARgH 4 REsULr-ADJoURNMENr UNTIL MONDAY
-DR. BRAfBRErH CLAIMING SEAT IN THE sE
NATE, ETC.
ALBANY Jan. 4, 1866.
The triangular warfare systematically continues The
beigerens vindicve Hnd hostile as ever; Indeed
there less feeling OF concesssn compromise than
there in the beginning. Ssveral attempts were
again made to-day to elect Speae OF the House. but
other result obtained than previous ocessons.
KnowINohngs, Al; Seward, (blaoks) "a; democrats, 2s
for Bailey, and dozen scetering The Custom House
members and the other fsw so who refuse to vote for
the caucus democratic candidate now regarded
merely factious minority of the party since the State
Com atee have endorsed the identical resolution which,
Dan Sckes induced Mr. Wood to offer TO the soft
After consuming an hour in fruitless voting dspos-
tion arose all around, TO adjourn. The country men,
bers living at distance wanted to adjourn over until
tomorrow morning; these residing near and on rail-
road lines, desired to adjourn until Monday evening"
long contest arose. several given pro and
CON some insisting that they should remain uptn an
organization shall become effected and others believing
that BY paying visit to their homes and constituents
su:h publs opinion would be gathered would facilitate
the organization The vote to adjourn until Mon
day SIX and hslfp M was taken and carried by
This morning the petition Of Doctor Brandreth pre-
sented in the Senate claiming the seat occupied by John
has intermixed in compounding his pills are strong and
powerful and when administered likely to produce
the desired effect Gas Brandrehs pills always unless
the Know Nothing practitioners employed by Mr. Ferdon
case, and also Mr. Barrs fairly before the Sc
nate decision may be expected the end of the
hundred days. In the meantime lthe Sewarditea hold
majority sor all practical purposes, and of them
ali chucke at the prospect Of sending Preston King
to the United States Senate next year, or nobody.
One week of the session spent and Speaker chosen
An entire month may be consumed II some different
course adopted. Well, the
forbearing
The Canal Board make the appointments of collectors
surerinterdents, weghmasters &c. ON the I'D inst
Nope but "Americans guard" during the n.xt two
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Supreme Court.


TIE NEGRO MINSTREL soCABBLr.
Jas. i.Eirn Il. CsTiSty Jos. Murphy dRi o'her.--
in alechncnt issued against the defendants in this
for violating injunction prohibiting them rom
employ ing the designation of "ChIisty's Minstrel,'
which Mr. T. :. S,ankpecht for plaintiff claims his
sole right. The eeendants stye1 themselves the prn
c;psl mcmNrs of Cisty's Minstrols, printing Chrisy
Nlnstreh very la letters and the otrcr portion in
very small type, and they claimed tat such was
violation Of the junction. Ike Court held otherwise
and rersod the motion 10 discharge he attachment for
thus violating the injunction.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

AIRANY Jan. 4, 1866.
Mr.. HASnRrns memorial claiming the seat Of Mr..
terrdou, presented and notice given Ct the presen-
tation OF bills follcws-
By Mr. WADswoR1H-To amend General Navigation
law.
BY Mr.. BRADroRD-To amend General Banking law as
far relates to bonds and mortgages bases for banking
BY Mr.. PA1TFFsoNTo organize a new Judicial district.
BY Mr.. s'g1Sc'n-To amend General Hospital law.
Adjourned till Monday.
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AFT AIRS IN WASHING JON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
The TWELFTH SECTION MEN-TAOTICE OF TIE ny.
MOCRATs-CALIFORNIC APPOINTMENTS E4C

OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
THE TWELFTH SECTION MEN-TAOTICS OF TIE DE
M0CRATs-CALIFORNIC APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
WAsulsoroN, Jan. a. 1866.
The Twelfth section men had consultation this morn
ing previous to the meeting Of the House. % to what
they should pursue provided new man for Speaker
should be presented They determined to adhere to Full
Ter for the present.
Everything in the shape of resolutions and propositions
to-day-and there any quantity Of them-were over.
whelmingly voted down.
The democrats intend to have another caucus
evening" to see they make 1t to e
feet an organization.
The following California appointments were to day mAd
by the President;-James McDufe, Marshall vice Gen.
Richardson, deceased John Watson Collector Los An
gelos; James A. Patterson, Indian Agent.
Captain Bragg, Of "a little grape" celebrity has
resigned. d.
OUR RELATIONS WITH sPAN-wHAT THE PREsI.
DENT MEANS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A, 1856.
The President says in his message: M do not abandon
the hope Of concluding with Spain general arrange
ment which, if it do not wholly prevent the recurrence
OF difficulties In Cuba will render them less frequent and
whenever they shall occur facilitate their more speedy
settlement"
II is known that at present when difficulties occur with
Cuba the powers of the Governor General are SO limited
That he obliged to refer everything TO the home
ment before any adjustment be made The time con-
sumed by this inconvenient and awkward proceeding
frequently augments trifng differences into serious and
protracted misunderstanding The evil Is an an
noying character, and Of serious magnitude. The OBJ
vous remedy is to obtain the transfer from Spain to
of sufficient authority to settle such difficulties as are
liable to arise IL is to negotiations for sucn tran
of powers that the President the passage which
have quoted above. b.
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Naval Intelligence.
f,l9d

on the 1t inst Commodore Gregory the late esteemed
oor andent Of the naval station, reported himself /,
person take charge of the fegate Mcrriuac, and
nsny Of the Ulcers ordered 10 her also reported TO him.
Tho riante will not be ready for sailing for weeks
yet. The marine guard will join to-doyBos9r felc-
,s.gYh .yr;7. 3.
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AEACAULAY'S ENGLAND.
Nl
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THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
From the accession OF James H. Ey Thomas Babngton Ma
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IsetspnnI Intelligence,

ARRIVALe.
AZ tAe NetropcG Gnl olcpn. fam Cot, Hartford; Nasor g
n Nahet SAn Francisco, T. A. reed Louisville Ky A. IL
stone y, CMT.ia, j. W Tce:ey St Ious Cel a:n J. I.
Ic9I. y. n Fled Geneva; ". I Icalock. n, II ,Insn
Ie,yi.; N. Joan son, New CrleaAa,
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LOUISVILLE Hoo TRADy---The Louisville Courier
oi Saturday reports sale OF 900 hogs at t5 so not and
OF various lots, in oil 0o0 more at 81 7 short time
1fc nrater OF hogs hed at Louisville ana Now Albany,
10 Saturday COT eoe which excess oyes tho
same period of isst .cNsea,
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Assembly,

Seven additional ballots taken for Speaker without
change in the result The last and nineteenth vote was
ne follows
For Mr.. Odcll. ......... 40 For Mr. Pendergras "a
For Mr.. Bailey. .....25 For Mr.. Hoyle 10
Baance, scattering.
After long debate the Assembly adjourned till Mon
day evening"
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Tho italian Opera season at the Academy Of Music ex.
pred by limitation Monday last, but the director,
Mr. William II. Pa me- continued the representations up
to last evening" when "Don Giovanni given for his
benefit, with following cast -
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TTuRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS-,
FHST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON Jan. 4, 1856.
Mr. BoYoE, (dem) offs. c. rose to make personal OK.
plsna,ion. He said he had frequently expressed his
opinion that circumstances at work which are hurry
ing us almost rresistiby to disruption Of the Union
He saw with the most profound regret, party formed
at the North based the single idea of hostility to the
institutions Of the South, which party holds that free
dom is national and slavery sectional The constitution
slavery the formation Of that instrument bsng
the result of conciation and compromise Hthat party
obtains possession of the government and he thought
would dsunion would be the result He did not desire
this, and God forbid that it should ever happen.
Mr. ALLISON (back rep) Of Pa, replied, saying he had
no dposition to male slavery in the States but
he opposed its further extension
The House then proceeded to Speaker with the
following result
NINETY-rTn BALLOT
Banks. 104 Fuller 81
Richardson 70 Pennington ........... 1
Messrs. Porter Orr and Williams each one. Necessary
to a choice Ill.
Mr. Dunn, (back rep) Of Ind, offered tuition de-
claring Mr. Letter, (K N. dem of Onio Speaker and ap
reaed to the Massachusetts, to surrender their per-
sonal preference which stands IN the way of eaecug
their great end, and unite Mr. Letter. whom he culo.
gised as eminently fitted for the speakershp.
Mir. KNowIroS, (black rep) Of Me- replied that Massa-
chuset alone does not ask the election of Mr.. Banks
but the great spirit of frceiom has laid her hand
upon him. He said that Mr.. Dunn aud few other gen
ticmen ele:ted the anti ISSUE could f they
would, relieve the House from its ENHANCEMENT.
Sessrs. JONES, (dem) ofTenn and HOUSTON (dem.) OF
Ala, regarded Mr.. Dupn's resolution, declaring Mr..
Letter Speaker, nothing than Aonina ion, an
denied the right to thus nominate and require the House
10 vote for against
The resolution was tabled, BY leo against 80.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD, Ok. ny OF Ky, offered "a resolution
which must he said necessarily result in an election,
viz that the first gentleman named the list Of mem,
bers be put in nomination. aud failing to receive
jority OF quorum, the next to be voted for aud
on till election be effected.
1hs also tabled. The ninety second vote then
take with precisely the result the previous
Adjourned.
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COAL.

<YoAf.-rHE sTBsCHIBRI Is PREPARED TO FUR
~ ush The Peach Orchard fou the most approved mines
carefully prepared Al 80 ccns per ton less ts tho summer
e SALE ie genuine fohigh Cumberland Came
and Liverpool orrel st lowest market prices. HHNRN
REEVE Cenai AMI Centre and corner Jane snd We
1feas.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-28
A MODERN WM. TELL.

The following piece of daring sport is related
by the Albany Transcript:
The feat in shooting performed by Tell in
shooting an apple off the head of his son, has
been told over and over again, and is as fanil-
liar as household words, was a wonderful piece
of execution, close calculation and great dar-
ing. Some thing similar was attempted and
successfully performed in the village of Pitts
town. Rensselaer, county, about week since
The circumstance was related to us as follows:
There had been q turkey shooting, at which
several 'scrack shots'' had assisted after the
shooting was over, the crowd adjourned to the
tavern; numerous drinks were called for and
put out of sight, and the whole party some
what elated, commenced talking about Tell
when one of the party, by the name of Horace
W. Wadsworth, remarked that he was as good
q shot as ever Tell was, and said lie .sfind me
a mar, and I'll prove it, whereupon Alonzo
Grogan stepped forward and said, ssI'm the
man for you to practice upon,'' Very well''
said w, s'get an apple, and I'll try it.''
Search was made for an apple, bat not finding
one readily, potato was substituted, and the
crowd adjourned from the bar room to the yard.
The distance was paced. Grogan took his
place, with his cap off and potato on his head
when Wadsworth deliberately raised his rife,
drew fine shot On the potato, and discharg-
ed his piece arms length. No one expected
that he would do it, and for a moment conster-
nation was depicted on the countenances of
all the bystanders, until Grogan putting his
hand on his head, said in an agonizing tone,
s'Am dead ." els there any blood ?''
1t was found that Grogan was not dead, but
that the potato had been cut in twain, and
that no blood had been drawn, though ridge
about the size of PERSONS finger had been
raised on the top of his head by the force of
the ball.
Grogan, who did not think that Wadsworth
would fire. was seriously alarmed for a few
minutes afterwards, as he believed that his
scuii was split. He says that if any smart
shots want to practice shooting potatoes off
any persons head, they must find some one
beside him to be the target.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-05-28

EIALLOA,-NEWW WAGON MANUFACTORY.
IL The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to his friends and the public generally.
that he has opened out new Wagon Making Es-
tablishmcnt in New Salem City, Brady town
ship where he will at all times be prepared to
manufacture on the shortest notice, all kinds Of
Wagons Carts Wheclbarrows dc. The best ma
terial that can be procured will be used, and his
work will be made in the most substantial and du-
rable manner, such will bear the test of strict
examination By close observance of his buSi-
ness engagements, and by disposing of his work
on the most reasonable terms, which he will do
for either cash approved country produce, he
lie custom BENZ. RlsHEL.
New Salem City. Jan. 16 1856.