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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07
Arrival of lhe Fullou OF Cape Rnce.


ST. JOHNS, N. F., Sept 5.-The steamship
Fulton, FROM Havre, via Cowes 25th ult..
about P. M, arrived at Cape Race on Fri
day afternoon. She brings pa passengers,
but no specie.
queen Vlctoria's progress in Germany call
ed forth great demonstrations of respect and
good will. Her majesty was making prepar.
ations for a royal visit to Leeds.
The British frigate Agamemnon has suffer-
ed some damage by fire.
The American bark Mayhower, from New
Orleans for Nantes, was capsized and became
total wreck, no date. Fifteen lives were
lost. The Captain and seven Survivors were
picked up by the American ship Cairo.
A dreadful collision took place on the Ok
ford, Worcester and Northampton Rail-
road, between two excursion trains. by
which several passengers were killed, and a
great many frightfully wounded.
London journals speak of the improved
condition of the Thames.
Satisfactory accounts of the harvest are
being received. though the late rains have
caused some delay in gathering it,
The treaty concluded with China does not
confer on the Allies the right of having per
manent diplomatic agents at Pekin; but the
Consul General. resident at lien -Tsin, will
w duAlIteu " ulIecG intercourse with the
Cabinet of the Emperor.
telegraph dispatch from ST. Petersburg
says that the Chinese Empire is to be opened
to foreigners, snd the left bank of the Amoor
river is henceforth to be the boundary be-
tween Russia and China.
Chudomars, Duncan, & Gibbs, of LIVERPOOL.
have suspended; their assets will cover their
liabilities.
The Plenipotentiaries of France, Austria.
Great Britain, Prussia, Sardinia, and Turkey.
had assembled at Paris to sign the Conyen-
ton relative to the organization of Moldavia-
Wallachia; and the exchange of ratification
would take place in five weeks.
The Emperor of Russia was expected to
arrive at Warsaw on the 4th Of September.
$4,000 troops were concentrated in the CITY.
and would be reviewed by the Gar in person.
The Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael 90
to the Caucasus to take part in the military
operations against Schamyl.
Montenegro.
M. Thouvenet, the French Ambassador at
Constantinople. has sent a note to the Porte.
supporting the application of Prince Danielo.
who demands Of the Turkish Government TO
give up to him the harbor of Spitzen, on the
Adriatic, which he claims.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

POLICE COURT Yesterday, Thomas Canon,
for being drunk, was fined 81 and costs, and
committed.
William Conway and Philip slocomb, for dis
turbng the peace, we're each fined "a and COSTS
which they paid =,
John Scully and William Given, for like of
fence, were each fined 50 and costs. The former
paid, and the latter appealed, and gave bail In
300.
Michael Cochran was caught in the act Of
breaking into the dwelling house Of Dana IL.
Fitch on PARK street, about o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon. for which crime he was held in $500 to
appear at the October term OF the Criminal
Court, and committed in default of bail
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

TEMPERANCE MEETINe.-At a public meet.
ing held at the City Hall last evening, the fol-.
lowing persons were chosen delegates to the
State Temperance Convention, to be held in Bos-
ton on the l4th inst p. L. Moen, W. Mecor-
ney, J. E. Wood, Rev. Samuel Kelley. E. Bow
den' H. Evans, S. R. Haywood, Ichabod Wash.
burn, Samuel A. Knox, Rev. J. 6. Adams, Rev.
Merrill Richardson, Rev. S. Souther, John Bar.
nard, Lucius W. Pond, Charles White, Julius
Tucker, ". Il. Hooper, Rev. C. Field, J. O.
Maynard, H Boswell, Daniel Fainter, Chester
Cummings, Lewis Smith, NJ, Kendall, George NJ.
Flce' John +. Gleason, L. Bugbee, H. Griffin,
D. Lowering. J. g. Goes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

IHE PANORAMA OF THE UPPER AND LOWER
MISSISSIPPI RIVER, which will be xhibited in
this city this week, at the City Hall, commence
ing this evening, by Messrs. Warren, Lewis &
Co., will be one of the greatest entertainments in
that line ever afforded our citizens. This piano.
rama is four miles long, and claimed to be the
largest picture in Europe or America, repre-.
sentng an extent of country thirty-fve hundred
miles in length, extending from the Gulf Of Mex
leo to the Falls of st. Anthony. The drawings
are entirely original, and made by distinguished
artists, from actual observation, and are truthful
copies Of some of the most magnificent scenery in
the world.
historical, geographical, and anecdotal ex-
PLANTATION Of the numerous places, will be given
as the picture passes before the public.
This is represented, and, we have no doubt,
truly, as the first and only painting which faith
fully illustrates the great valley of the upper Mis-.
sssiPpi, SO replete with scenes and objects of
such immense interest and consequence. The
vast agricultural resources ofthe "mighty West"
che noble paairies of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin,
&C., are wildly depicted All the cities, towns.
villages, and landings, with over thirteen hundred
different steamboats,, fat boats ships, and canoes,
together with variety Of Indian groups IN full
costume, Indian ncampments, and every varied
phase Of life as seen in trip from the Balize, or
mouth ofShe Mississippi, to the very head Of nav.
igaton--the Falls Of st. Anthony. The pictu,e
is represented with the changes from sunrise 10
sunset, with moonlights, fogs, &C., that every
striking feature OF the great father Of waters6
may be fully illustrated in this gigantic painting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

The people of Lafayette, Indiana,
were startled at the announcement Of an ex.
iraordinary slopement. Mr.. Sherwood, sec /.
rotary Of the Lafayette Railroad Company,
and Mrs. Allen. wife Of Presbyterian minis
Ter, Vt that city, Joined company, and left
ior parts unknown. Mrs. Allen left her hus-
band on pretended visit to st. Louie. Her
husband was to meet her there. but on reach
ing the CITY, found her not there, and the
ruth Of her real intentions and action were
revealed y him. Sherwood left wife and
TWO children, and sent word to his wife, ai.
.ef leaving Lafayette, 70 dispose Of her goodf,
ana with her children 80 back to her father.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

HoRRID DEATH MAJ, destroying h,mself
by drinking quart of aohiskey IA night or
two ago wietched inebriate named Daley,
who had been gutter tenant and levee
loaier tor several years, died in an unoccupied
cellar of rookery on Water street, near
Walnut, one of the vilest quarters of the
city. 1t is said he had drank quart of
whiskey the night previous, upon the wager
of dollar, which, II is believed, with most
excellent reason, caused his demise. He
swallowed the measure in less than half an
hour, and protested to regard it as triAing
feat, compared to what he could do in the
way Of inhibition, but soon after he was seen
to turn pale and his limbs were observed To
tremble, when he walked away and dsap.
peared. Daley probably crawed into the
cellar, fearing he might excite the ridicule of
his oestial companions by his illness, and ex-
PRED there during the night The body was
a most loathsome spectacle when discovered
and presented an awful impressive illustration
OF the necessary MISERY Of life of intem-
perance and vice. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

ATTEMPT AT HOUSE BRsAKENe.--As seen by
our police record, man named Michael Cochran
was on Sunday found in the woodshed Of Mr.
Dana Il. Fitch, on Park street, under suspicious
circumstances, while the family we're at church,
and brought before the Court, yesterday, and
bound over for trial at the next term Of the
Criminal Court
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING. = The thuude.
storm of Saturday, appears to have been very
extensive, and in many places more or less
damage was done by the lightning.
At Green's Point, in Ipswich, the light
ming struck in two places load of hav.
and horse little distance from it, belong
ing to man from 1opsfed, was killed. A
barn in Georgetown, owned by Mr.. Samuel
Hartman, was struck and consumed, with
about fifty two tons of hay. AT New Bed
ford, house occupied BY Mr. Bliss was
struck, b young woman partially paralyzed.
and cat in the cellar killed.
In Woburn, a valuable barn, owned BY
George Winn, was struck, set on fire. and
burned to the ground. An Irishman at work
IN the cellar was somewhat stunned by the
shock. The farming utensils, together with
about twenty-five tons of hay were consumed.
The building was valued at $500. The
house Of 5. Hine, near Railroad street. was
struck and badly damaged.
At East Woburn, a COW owned by H. l,
Nelson, was killed by lighning another
COW at Central square, was knocked into
ditch. The fluid entered a barn IN which
Messrs. s. Converse and F. Taylor had taken
shelter. The latter was some what bennmbed
in the limbs; the former was deprived of a
cushion upon which he was resting A horse
was knocked down, and plank torn up UNI
der him; a yoke of cattle was nearly over.
turned. &c. 1t also ftruck the railroad, and
number of other places in the vicinity"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

The Washington correspondent of the Phila'
delpbia Press says that "Mr. Buchanan intends
to visit Pennsylvania-probably his old home at
Lancaster-during the month of September, for
the purpose Of assisting to re-organize the Demo-
cratic phalanx. which has been so sadly shattered
b, Lecomptonism.'' Nice business for the Presl
dent Of the United States to be engaged in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

PROBABLE MURDER. "A woman named
Stevens, aged about fifty years, living in the
town Of Cheshire, was found dead in her bed
BY the side Of her husband yesterday NOR.
ming. Marks were found upon her person,
going to show that she came to her death by
violence. We are informed that the mother
oil the deceased states that the night before
vagrant woman, said to belong in New
haven, stopped at the house, and dnring the
evening they all got drunk that Mr.. Stevens
,o,o tne ysgrant that he wished she would
kill bis wife, for she had lived long eunugb =.
that the woman did afterwards beat her ana
that the wounds she received caused her death
How true this story is we cannot saw hut
we know that the above facts were conmnni.
Gated TO our police yesterday, and that search
was made all day for the woman, but up TO
eleven O'Clock last night she had not bean
fonnd.--Neso Haren Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

A gentleman direct from Fort Kear-
ney says large herd of bnffaoes, number
ing several hundred thousand, was in that
neghborhood, covering the prairie for miles.
The officers and soldiers Of the fort were hav-
ing fne time hunting and slaughtefing the
lordly bison. This is the first time for many
years that bufaloes in large numbers, have
approached so near the haunts Of civilization.
1t is supposed that they have been driven in
by hunting parties of Indians.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

The DIsAPPEARANcB or Mus. BRANNAN.-
The investigation in the case of the missing
woman, Mrs. BrannAn, was concluded yes
terday, before Justice Doforest, without any
clue being afforded to the fate or wAereabouts
Of the absent lady. A gentleman named
Pickersgill gave an interesting statement of
what he saw on board one Of the Staten Isl.
and ferry boats, on or about the day the lady
in question was missed. Mr.. Pickereeiil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

The most desparate piece of GOODNESS
we have ever heard of recently was that of
young man named Maynard, in Bad AK
county, Wisconsin, whose leg was recently
amputated. During the operation he asked
for chew Of tobacco, and enquired the price
OF cork leg, saying that he intended to have
one as soon as he got well aud could earn il.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07
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TUESDAY. SEPT. T. 1888.



r,is Interesting 10 notice, that while the reso-
,n,ions adopted by the late Democratic Couven'
,;or commit the party fully to the support Of the
I,scompton English bill, by the terms of which
Kanzas is to be kept out of the Union until she
has nopulation sufficient to entitle her to Rep
osenta,ive in Congress by the regular State ratio
81 % 600 General Butler, in his speech, took
distinctly the opposite ground. of the o0ilPauoh
of the Democracy to admit Kanzas into the Union
as State, Immediately upon her apptca''o"'
with such constitution as she may frame, wha'e'
o. her nonulatiop, General Butler also announc
cd himself in favor of the "popular sovereignty
doctrine. of the right of the people oil lelli'o-
nv to frame their own institutions ihs' Is
abolish slavery, if they so prefer WINE TUE
solves drawn up by Hallett, LoveJoy' &e'' lay
,wp directly the opposite doctrine, OF the want
~ mower of the people of Territory to exclude
slavery therefrom, claiming that the slaTeholoHs
have an equal right, under the Constitution
wi,h the owners Of other property at the
North. To hold their human q chattels" as slaves
in all the Territories, leaving the decision as 10
the institutions of Territory to be Determined
when the people residing therein shall have De-
come numerous enough, and reached the point OF
framing constitution for admission into the
Unicn as a State.
Here are two important points of difference
between the Young America and old ioey Sec
tons of the Democratic party of Massachusetts
which fought for the mastery, each over the o'h-
er. in the convention in this city. on THURSDAY
last. The Young America section, no doubt eA-
celIed in numbers, but the old fogy or Admins
tration wing conquered by force of superior disei'
pline and party drill, large proportion OF the
members Of the convention being Office holders
and of coarse under the most direct obligation
for their bread and butter, to click the hand tina
feeds them
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

oMINous.-The United States brig Dolphin,
bound from Key West to Boston, has put into
New York, and the captain Of the captured SLAYER
has been landed and sent on to Charleston, 8 y
This is most obviously done for the purpose OF
permitting him to escape punishment. The COM
mander of the Dolphin would hardly have taken
the responsibility of such act without authori-
~ from headouarters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

Extra trains will run over the Boston and wor.
eester Railroad during the Firemen's Muster--one
from Boston, on Wednesday, at l 80 P. M, and
On Thursday at A. NJ, for fremen with their
engines, neither Of which will stop at way sta
tons From Worcester, trains will leave on
"Wednesday Thursday, and Friday, at 9 P. M.
stopping at way stations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

NoRrHBoRo.-.A meeting held Saturday
evening, Milo Hildreth, Samuel Clark, Esq, and
John Rice were chosen delegates to the RePub-
lican State Convention. Geo. G. Davis, Esq, D.
B. Crawford, A. Johnston E. P. Daboll, j. II
McIutire, were chosen town committee for the
coming wear.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

STORE ROBBERY On Friday night last the
store OF cushman Thayer, lO4 Southbridge street
was entered through the window by breaking the
sash, and $50 in change taken from the money
drawer, together with several bars Of soap,
punches of twine, and other articles Of some val
ue, from the shelf with which the scamp decamp.
ed, and trace has since been discovered of him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

Extra trains Of cars will be run upon ali tho
railroads leading into the city, tomorrow as seen
BY the advertisements in another column, to ac.
commodatc those who wish to attend the Piro.
mems Muster.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION TODAY
Hon Arson Burlneame and Hon. Isaac Liver
more head the list of delegates from CambridRe'
Hon. Henry Wilson from Natiek, Hon. e. b
Hoar from Concord, Hon. Charles Francis Ad-
ans from Quincy, Hon. Charles r. Train from
birmingham, Hon John W. Foster from Nom
son, and Hon. George Q. Brastow from somer-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Case No. I34-J.
Madden VS.. Ira Ide--wbch has occupied the time
of the Court for several days, is still on trial
The arguments have been commenced, and the
case will probably be given to the jury this fore
noon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

Saus your Dsctor's BiHs.-When D.. Wisar's Ball
sam of Wild GERRY will coughs, colds. bleeding at
the nng and arrest the fell destroyer consumption it
does more than snost Physicians do. single trial
will satisfg the increiu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

Fiskes Cornet Band-M Arbuckle, leader
and director-will give grand concert, at Me-
chanics Hall, tomorrow. night assisted by Miss
Jenny Twichell, yocalist, aud Herr Louis sehrei.
Der, the greatest cornet player now living. A
splendid programme is presented. See adver-
tisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

HuL's GLYoERrNg, Sweet Principle Of Oils, for
improving and beautifyng the Hair, for sale by JOHN
a. HILL Apothecary, Mechsuics' Eal Building, Worces
ter dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

A E. Peck will sell splendid seven-oetave
piano forte, this day, at 10 o'clock A. NJ at
Putnam & Clarks Auction Rooms l4S Main
street bargain may be expected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

WORCESTER AcADEMY.-Those in want OF a
qood school of the first class, are referred to the
advertisement of the Worcester Academy, in an
other column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

The annual Convention of the Baptists of Mas
sachvsetts will be held in this city on the first
Wednesday of October next and continue three
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

u onenng 70 the community mis- Justly celebrated rem
edes for chronic and acute diseased al long stadi ia
no. WISH % trine with the life or heaGh Of the AFFLICTED
pat simply e sy before them the testimonials Of mum
pe o ladies' and geEtemen from which he
suffering judge for Themselves The Doctor nie1s
himself not to make any wild assertions or false state
menls o. Cue efficacy OF his medicines nor will he hold
out any nope 70 suffering humanity, which facts will moi
watant rev testimonials are here given and the
doctor solcs an inquiry from the Afflicted mo all he
paDHshes feeling assured they will nnd them perfectly
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

HoLIDAY-The Mayor has granted holiday
to the public Schools on Thursday next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

OncS Known never forgSuaeu.-Tf onr read
pi woae nave posWNe luxury for the Toilette rse
bio'Beth persian Balm.n For ceansiny 10 - ~
eha ing ohampooing, Bathing, Beautiyise The co
PeSl 20, removing Tan, Pimpes Freckes, Sun Mars
Bold by all Druggists. 9 g. BIODgEfP a. NV 1V e4nai'
prleturs, Ogdensbufgh. N. Y. w. ITO
sold by all Druggists In Worcester and ,vho,ssa,. 49,,
APPS AZ ver i''i hhiulnB.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

BLAoxsToNB--De legates-Caleb Thayer Dan
lei w. Taft, Laban Bates, E. N. Paine, j. B.
White.
Substitutes-Abel Wilder, M. D. Southwick
Daniel l. Thayer, Horace Daniels. Stephen Legg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07

"a AZ z,TT Toi5 ,i = coUHsEkLoR Ar ar.

=, q a.,UhHhF COUNSELLOR ar LIV.
'U '.'est..- ...-- Worcester. MISS
state for ROOfs.--The subscriber is prepar.o 10
eIhsn STATE Tor Roofs Of superior quality and law ~
sseoesl manner, on the satisfactory terps as,
Wssmay be seen al the yard on Grove street '"~s
~ IOHE BARNARD
sPnrktAnR Soda Water. with all thu vsr
ETY. Of genuine syrups, at W 'He '"n'
-, 49, DAVID BOorPs
VA du Cor Main aud Mechanic sreaa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-07


These pills are nothing new but have been used by the
doctors years both in France and America with
Unparalleled success in and he is urged by
many thousand ladies' who have used them, to make
the Pills public for the alienation OF those ueTugs from
any irreguiqrtes whatever we'll as tn prevent in
peculiarly situRte those supposing themselves so,
cautioned against using these Pills while In that
don as the the proprietor assumes responsibility af-
ter the above admopiion although their midness would
recommended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
eist Gal Main street. corner IF Mechanic street. Wor
ceser, Mass. and by JAMES GREEN, III Main street,
Worcester, Mass Ladies', by enclosing them 81, can
have the den Pills sent 10 any part of the country,
Confidently by return nail Sold also BY =. A. Brr lett
Cuuton james p Lane, Eitchburgi Canrell Son. Dan
elsonvie; A. Holghton, Athoi Depot; Bach Som Prov
idece Weeks Potter, Boston, and by one Druggist in
every town in the Union.
N. B,-Ladies b. particular in asking for "Dr Dupon
co.'s Golden Pills" and that the signature is the
box; you will then obtain edicine you may fully rely
upon. The agent will tell You they are secret com
pound but are made known to a0 concerned
pp6 div
Prof. w ood's Bnsr 0e-tOrntTye.-ln our
advertising columns is he ourd ADVERT ement Of
this popular restorative. We know nothing Of its mer
what read, but that is sufi leat, particularly
when such Testimony oil its efficacy a. the follow
ing, VII oh " clip from tn Ottawa Free TrGd;r:
"H4yiug tried I Gessgey s2ndTy hig ly recommend
ed hair to; cs' own hall tsnudei cTWn Weaoout
lost all confidence 10 nOstFums Of that sort until week
ago met distinguished politician OF this Stale, whom
We had seen thrse years ago with thin hsir, gray
az rat beRstng 6ue mead of hair as one
could wish W. demanded the secret o. his iUproT ed
app arsnoc, he readily aG oun!ed FOR 1t ~ ascrp
irg It to the virtues of Prot Woods Hair Eesto atve
| We shall try that next.-Rock k5Uer Democrat
For sale by GEORGE sPURR. and by al resrect
| able Druggists dNw2w au23