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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ArriraI Of the AfrIcn.
DIsooURAGING NEWS FROM INDIA.


NBw YoRK, July S.-The royal mail steam
ship Africa, from Liverpool Saturday, 25th
ult., has arrived. Her advices are three days
later than those per city of Washington.
Adyices from India state that Shahjehan-
had been relieved.
The news from China is unimportant.
The new India bill has passed toa second
reading in the British House of Commons.
The Liverpool Breadstufs Market was dull,
and quotations are wholly nominal.
Parliamentary proceedings are generally
unimportant. The government was gaining
large maiorities during the progress of the
new India bill.
Prince Napoleon is constituted Minister of
Algeria, aud remains at home.
The debates in the British Parliament on
the French free-labor scheme excited consid-
erablelindignaIion in France.
IRE in Dantzie destroyed fifty FIVE houses,
warehouses, etc. Loss one million thale1s.
1t is reported that Spain has applied to
France for support against the British pres
sure in the matter of the slave trade around
the cosstof Cuba. The apphcationmet with
encouragement.
The Calcutta mail of May Is, has been tel
egraphed. The news is discouraging. Little
progress mad been made against the rebels.
A small conspiracy had been discovered in
the Punjsub.
The Rajah OF shunda, in Nagpore, had re-
belled. Gta 9
General dlstrust prevailed in Canton.
The Lord Mayor OF London had given ano-
Their banquet to the ministers, at which the
Chancellor of the Exchequer made the polit.
ical speech of the evening. In abiding to
the American difficulties D'Israeli said
90 may, perhaps, advert to circumstances,
which exist between us and our transatlantic
brethren. United as we are by the ties Of
common descent. OF common language, of
similar laws, and of free institutions, any
misunderstanding between US is a matter to
be deplored.
The United States have evinced their iden-
tity of race with US by the sensitive jealousy
which they have exhibited in favor of their
national rights. But trust the representa-.
tons which have been made by my excellent
friend the Minister from the United States,
and the mode in which they hav. been met
by Lord Malmsbury, will very soon restore
those feelings of complete amity which have
been rutfled by this trifing difference
The return of the British Board of Trade,
for May shows falling off of upward of
9l,l00,0o0, as compared with the same
month last year. There had, however, been
a large increase in the imports of all kinds of
breadstuhs.
The Presidential condition of the river
Thames was the prominent topic in London.
The new Houses of Parliament were so much
affected by it as to seriously impair the health
of the members.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

DEPARTURE OF THE PERs1A-The Collins
Ltne.-New York. July THE steamer
Persia, for Liverpool, took out upwards of
two hundred passengers and half million in
specie. Among the passengers are Monsieur
Belly, who goes out to make arrangements for
his Nicaragua Canal project Mr.. Raymond,
Editor Daily Times Charlotte Cushman,
John Van Buren, and daughter, ]. P. Put
nam and ]. w. Field of Boston, Mr.. and
Miss ives and Miss Howe of Providence.
Efforts are being made to start the Collins
line of steamers on the 17th inst, provided
the government will agree to the proposed
change OF the eastern terminus to Southamp-
ton. Otherwise the steamers will be disposed
of to the French parties who have been in
treaty Cor them.
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The UTAH EXPEDITIONS. -Govey,,oy Denye,.
en- route for Washtngtoa.-S Louis. July 7.
Letters from the Utah correspondent of the
Democrat, who is travelling with the Head
quarters, says that Gen.. Harvey and staff
reached q point on the Little Blue two hun
dred and torty-fve miles west OF Fort Leav-
enworth, on June 23e. All well and in ex-
cellent spirits. The letters contain no news.
The roads were good and the weather iue
Headquarters progressing rapidly. The third
column, under Col. May, was overtaken on
the evening of the 23d.
Gov. Denver has passed through this city
en- route for Washington.
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A MAGNIFICENT ELM.-The Salem Register
gives the following description Of a magnificent
elm in North .Andover on the Hubbard farm, and
which is supposed to be some two hundred and
fifty years Of age;
"The distance around the spreading roots, a.
they appear from the ground, is 70 feet The
circumference of the trunk, one foot from the
ground is "a feet around the tree but 81 feet
4 feet from the ground, % feet 10 inches 6 feet
up, IL feet inches; II feet up, at bulge in the
trunk l9feet7 inches just above the bulge, l6
feet; % feet from the ground, Is feet. The low
est limb is u feet from the ground and measures
u feet inches in circumference. After growing
some three feet this produces two branches, mea.
surfing respectively in circumference feet and 9
feet inches. There is limb to the south mea
surfing IA feet5 inches, which would be consd.
cred very large trunk to any tree The branches
of this limb measure respectively feet inches,
8 feet 2 inches, and feet The distance from
the ground to the third crotch is SO feet, to the
fourth 81 feet. The tree is exactly 100 feet high,
and spreads over an area Of about the same d.
ameter. In taking hasty glance at this tree,
one would hardly believe this actual measurement
possible, so long and towering are the trunk and
branches"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

HE GRAIN TRADE OF CHIoAGo,-Du During
the last week there were received at this CITY,
chiefly by railroads and canal, ,237 barrels Of
flour, 522, 4l6 bushels Of wheat, 4S6, ISL bush.
els corn. and lS0,8l6 bushels oats--equiya-
lent to ,265,597 bushels Of grain. The total
receipts Of the season, thus far. are 2l4, 279
barrels Of -four, 4,536,O9S bushels Of wheat,
2,469,Ql2 bushels of corn, and l,O84, 724
bushels OF oats-equiyalent to over nine nal
lions Of bushels Of grain, 1871 300 bushels. j
The receipts Of lumber since the first Of
January now amount to over a hundred mil
lions Of feet, to wit, io1 .O02, 900 feet.
.I We have also sent to New York, since the
first OF January, 10000 head of cattle, and
more than 10000 hogs.-- Chicago Times of
Tuesday. ini taenf1 .asfr f.I w
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FROM SBBAsroPoL.-Th Boston Transcript
states that letters have been received in that city
from Sebastopol, dated May "a, which report that
the work of raising the sunken Russian feet
progresses rapidly, and with remarkable success.
A sixteen gun vessel Of war, with over two hun.
bred tons of mud in her, had been raised whole,
with all her rigging and contents, and has since
been repaired. Only one fifth of the power of
the caissons was exerted and there is no doubt
that the whole of the sunken feet can be raised.
The company engaged in the work is the Marine
Exploring Company, Of Philadelphia, of which
John E. Gowen, Of Boston, is President
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

These pills are nothing new but have been used by the
doctors for many years both in France and America with
unparalleled success in every case and be is urged by
many thousand ladies who have used them, to make
the Pills public for the alienation of those sueugs from
any Irregularities whatever well as to prevent an in
crease Of faulty where health will not permit it, Femalea
peculiarly situated or those supposng themselves So
are cautioned against using these Pills while in that con-
don as the the proprietor responsibility af
ter the above admopton, although their mdness would
prevent any mischief to health otherwise the Pills are
recommended. Full and explicit directions accompany
each box Price 81.
Sold wholesale and retail by DAVID SCOTT, Drug
eist; 25l Main street. corner of Mechanic street. Wor
cester Mass. and by JAMES GREEN III Main street.
worcester, Mass Ladies', by enclosing them 81, can
have the Golden Pills sent to any part Of the country
CONFIDENTLY by return mail Sold also by A. Brr lett
oinoni James B. Lane Fitchburg; gantrell Son Dan
iesonviei Houghton, Atho Depot; Bach Il Son. Pros
ldece weeks Potter Boston, and by one Druggist in
every town in the Union.
Blades, be particular in asking for "Dr Dupon
eos uoden Pls, and see that the signature ia the
Doxi you VIII then obtain q medicine You NAV fny rely
upon The agent will tell you they are no secret
pound, bpt are made known to all concerned
app6 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

New NvENTIoNs.-Patents were issued to
ciiizens'cf Massachusetts during the week end
ing June 10Th as follows:
james A. Rain, Canton.-Improvemen in
machinery for braiding cordage
James Rain, Canton.-Improvemen in man
ufacturlng braided coTdage, webbing, &c.
John [. Boyd, Acknowledgements in
machines for turning selvages in cloth.
Benz. j. Greedy, pringfeld.-Improveme in
pantaloons.
Benz. Merritt, Jr., Charlestown--Ne for catch
ing fish at sea. sAeiN aM
Henry H. Packer, Boston-Improvement in
hand drill.
Susan E. Taylor, East Cambridge
ment in fountain pens.
John Thomson, Observation-Disclosures in
sewing machines.
VIM. " Wade, gmeadow-Improved
method OF fastening the wick tube Of lamp caps
Ethan Campbell, Cambridgcport, assignor to
Henry fhayer of said Cambrldgeport-For i'm
provement in apparatus for rectifying.
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The Thermometer stood at IS, yesterday, from
till lpast O'Clock.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES case Of the Common
wealth VS.. Nathan Harris, for rape, before Syl-
vester Dresser, Esq, wss disposed of Thursday
and the Justice ordered him to be committed to
the county Jail, to await the action Of the Grand
Jury at the next (AugusO term of the Court.
Aaron Lyon, Esq, for Commonwealth, F. W.
Botham, ESQ. d, for defendant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

Muruago the Spaniard, who was driV-
en- out out of the house by Mr.. Corcoran, the
Washington banker while there engaged in
clandestne interview with the daughter of
Mr. e., some time ago, on Monday insblted
MIR. Coreoran IN the street, in the Spanish
fashion, we suppose, by throwing his Glove in
his face. Coreoran drew his pistol at the
time, but did not fire.. Muruago stood in an
attitude to receive the fire, having his hand
on pistol in his pocket to return the COM
pliment if not MORALLY wounded.
On Sunday, young man by the
name of Mann, went into the st. Mary's, at
Decatur, Iowa, to battle. After having been
in but short time, it was seen that he was
drowning, when Mr.. Bates went in after
him. But in the struggle Mann got him by
the throat, and strangled him, so that he also
was drowned. Bates leaves wife and four
children.
The Sioux Indians, it is reported, have
invested the settlement of St. Joseph, near
Pembina, Minnesota. Up to the 10Th of
June no lives had been taken, but some
twenty-five horses and a number of cattle
had been stolen by the Sioux.
J. Smart of Vergennes, Vermont,
sheared a yearling buck this season whose
fleece, unwashed, weighed seDenteen and three
tourths pounds. and a four year old buck,
whose fleece weighed eleven and one half
pounds, also eve sheep whose fleece
weighed nine and one half pounds.
There was alsevere freshet in North
ern Vermont, on Saturday, caused by heavy
rains. AT Huntington the factory and grist-
mill, were carried away, and much damage
was done to praperty on the banks of that
and other rivers.
The New York Supreme Court has
decided the controversy for the State print
ing between the Albany Journal and the Dr.
gas, in favor of the Journal, which is pro-
nounced to be the State journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

HE DUDLEY OBsERyAToRY.-Ai bany, July
The President Of the Board Of Trustees
VIII today commence legal proceedings to re-
cover possession Of the Dudley Observatory,
from the Scientific Council. The ,latter have
expressed their determination to hold on to
the possession for thirty days as tenants.
Inns, however, will not prevent the Trustees
from proceeding sunfmarily against the Coun-
Gil as trespassers should chat body conclude
to do so atthe next meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

PROMPT WoRK. = Just as the steamship
Vanderbilt left her ptsr at New York on sat
urday, and headed down the river to proceed
on her voyage to Europe, the majority OF her
crew resolved on mutiny, and struck for
higher wages. The captain, however, imme.
diately had the ships head turned up the
river and the mutineers ssent ashore. In
quick time cosmopolitan crew was taken on
board, being gathered from about the piers in
the vicinity of where the ship was lying, and
the Vanderbilt sailed in. ore hour afterwards
as though nothing had happened. She car
ried out 346 passengers and $254, 451 in spe-
Gle.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

BRIEF Notes.-The happiest man in Bos-
ton last Monday was in the Democratic pro
cession. His countenance indicated that he
expects to be the next collector of the port.
The most disconsolate person seen in our
streets on Monday, was the man that paid
ten dollars to go to. the Revere House ban
quet on the 2Sth of June, and was discharged
from the Custom House July LIST. He was
an "aid to the revenue" and now wants the
aid eff said revenue.
The ghost of the Hartford Convention,
evoked by Mr.. Halet at the Revere House,
frightened an old federalist who was present,
so that he had to take drop of the g Gov.
Phillips, 1920 brand, before he felt adequate
to the occasion of :" no party celebration"
Boston transcript.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
H4DJI IN SYRIA or, Three Years in Jerusalem

By Mrs. Sarah Barclay Johnson. vol limo.
Philadelphia: James Challen & Sons; 1853
This is highly interesting and useful book, az
fording much information in relation to the
sceneso Of the most important portions of scrip
ture history, serving to illustrate and elucidate
many portions Of the sacred writings. 1t
is prepared with care. and its moral and rel.
gious tone is such as, in connection with the in
formation it conveys, renders it very proper,
and. indeed, an almost indispensable work for
the Sabbath School Library. Those who will ex
anime it cannot fail to be pleased with it,
Its sold by D Kimbali & Co., Providence, who
willsnpply the trade at the lowest rates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

s. NJ. Booth, editor. 81 the Milwaukee Free
Democrat. after his discharge By the supreme
Court Of Wisconsin, from imprisonment under
the fugitive hlays law. on the ground o. iss un-
eOnSsituHonalIty. commenced action for the re-
covery back Of his press and Oshar property,
which had been seized under the executions Of
the District Court On trial, Judge Macarthur
said, that the Supreme Court Of the State hay.
ing decided the fugitive slave law 70 be upccnsti-
luslonal, the same principle would apply 70 these
suits. and require property 10 be released when
held under execution issued under the same law
He accordingly directed Judgment in both suits
or the plaintiff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

AccDENTs.-on Wednesday evening little
girl, aged about ten years, daughter of Thomas
Bullock, residing on North Ashland street,
fell and dislocated her elbow. Surgical aid was
Immediately procured, and she is now doing we'll
On themcrning Of the 9th, as Mr.. c. N. Wood,
who resides at No. 20 Green street, was picking
cherries near the top of tree in his yard, the
ladder upon which he was about to step gave way,
and he was precipitated to the ground, breaking
his arm above the wrist, and somewhat injuring
him in the back. Medical aid was obtained, and
heis now doing WE'LL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

FATAL BoIuER ExPLosIoN.-The engine boiler
used in the printing works of Brown & McCrea.
dy, in Smithfeld R. L, burst at ten O'Clock yes
terday morning, killing the fireman, and wound
ing number of the workmen. We could not
ascertain the names of the sufferers or the cause
of the accident
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

MORE CHEESE PoIsoNINe.-Th Manches.
ter Mirror says that the families of MIR. C. D.
Dunbar, and Mr.. Badger, eleven persons in
all, have just been poisoned by eating cheese.
The administration of proper remedies has
relieved all parties. The symptoms were the
same as in copper poisoning, and it is SUP
posed that some copper utensil was used in
the manufacture of the cheese.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

SooTT's New SIGN is great ornament to So
da corner, where you step in, in order to to get
draft Of that refreshing, sparkling soda, from the
silver fountain, SO icy and cool. Both the sign
and the soda are magnificent, one to look upon
and the other to drink.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
pICTuR - PICruREsIl

The crowds Of people who daily visit the Photographic
Gallery at No. Is Harrington Corner, s say that they
get FINER LIKENESS Of themselves at this place
than at any other in the city Come and u.s. every
body, and get Likeness taken ia any style you wish
We make the improved Amhrotype, the common Am
brotype the Photograph, the Dsguerreoiype, the Letter
type, the Melsiuotype, the sphereoype, and in Short
e. cry kind of type known to the art.
ss29 dtf TAPLEy CLARK, Artists.
GAS FIXTU RES.
We are continually receiving additions stock Of
Gas fixtures Shades. SC, AMI prepared furnish
public and private buildings the most favorable
terms WeaIe TIE agents for tins city for he ssle of
THE CAROEL BURN
which is fanous for giving the most brilliant light while
1t o3nsumes the least quantity of gas trial OF is
convincing prco of its
ECONOMY AND BRILLIANCY.
1t issvery desirable burner for Drop Lights or for Shops
where steady light is needed.
Terms One PrEce-CnsIl.
RIRTh h NICHOLS,
apo d&wti Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

The cubseribers, of the Patent Right for Wor.
ceser County Of the most beautiful ornament for the
D.awipg Room Parlor, yet devised 1.-The Aquaria--
offer them to the citizens of Worcester and vicinity for
SALE at prices ranging from $40 to- s2o-being a
reduction of at less 30 per cent on prices hitherto
charged.
The style is conceded to be the best ever offered the
public. Specimens may beseen at the American Tele-
graph Office, Lincoln House Block.
Dealers supplied at wholesale PRICES All orders by
mail or otherwise promptly attended to. Address,
GRACE & CHURCH,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

FRBsH SALMON = Messrs. Richardson &
wetherbee, No. 10 Mechanic street, received an
ether lot Of fresh salmon last evening. They
have also for sale this morning the usual variety
Of salt water fish common at this season, in
prime order, that will be dressed and delivered to
order in any part Of the city. fc1 rfar4,a 2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

IL II IL r s.
Composed Of SGrsapGrsUa via cherry, Yelov
Dock, Prickiy Ash; Thoroughwort, RhubGr5, Man
drake, DGndsiion, &c.,-eu of which are so com
pounded as to act in concert and assist Nature in
erGdioGtihg disease.
The effect Of this medicine is most wondefu--it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all ob
siTuoaons from the internal organs Stimulating them in
% healthy action renoVang the fountains OF life and
Ygor, purifying the blood, cleansing it from all humors
snd causing 70 course through every part of the
dody They cure and eradicate from the system Liver
Gompaint-thst main wheel Of SO many dseases-Jaun-
ace m its worst forms al Bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach Dyspepsia, Costyeness Humors Of the Blood
and ssin' Indigestion, headache Dizziness Piles Heart
1up, neaApess Pain in the Side and Bowels Fatulency
Loss Of Appetite, and al kindred complaints caused by
torpid or diseased Liver dsordered stomach or bad
Blood to which all less subject in Spring and
summer. 80 -i'-~
Il taken in large doses Fever and Ague may be brok-
en- up ana cured at once This has Become a stapdad
medicine and Is decidedly the best the world ever saw
bottle ~ 4NAi
Sold BY Al medicine dealers everywhere. Order
Should be addressed to ]. 0. LANGLEY, IL Marsha
street, Boston, Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester.
Ecl4 WAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

z Coon BSER.-C. W. Angler, at his refreshpent
room in the Boston and Worcester depot, has an
article ofdrink in the hop beer line, made by one
of the best Manufacturers in the county, which
ELECTS the praise Of every who partakes Of It
He draws il from an ice cold fountain, in regular
style, and it is just the kind Of beer to drink this
hot weather.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

Mrs. Brooks, who deserted her husband at
Hartford, and was in tdrn deserted BY her
paramour, died twelve clock last Saturday
night, az the house of Thomas Goodwin in
New Haven, from the effects of the arsenic
she took when she found she had been be-
trgyed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

Mr.. Legg still continues to cleanse and Re Dye Mems
Coats Pants, and Vests heretofore He also ceanses
Ladies' shawls, &c. His Office is at No Pleasant st.
mE6 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09
MoRTALrrY OF CHILDREN IN AUSTRALIA
The Melbourne ArQus saws:

z1UsIKAIIA.-
The Melbourne Arqus says;
'The extraordinary mortality of children in
this city is one of the most painful and most re-
markable phenomena of our present condition
To us alone, of all inhabitants of the temperate
zone. the return of the genial Spring and SUM
mer brings not rejoicing, but woe For six
months of 1888 the deaths exceeded the births in
the proportion of two to one; in 1854 the pro-
portion was reduced to less than three to two
in 1866 the births predominated as 81 to II; the
improvement continued in 1856, until in 1857 we
had only 70 deaths for 100 births These figures
prove rather the astonishing degradation. of our
previous sanitary condition than the merit of our
present state. In our fourth year of progressive
improvement our mortality is still greater than
that which is recorded in the deadliest plaques
In a delightful climate, amid abundance of
wealth, our children die more quickly and in
greater numbers than in a land Of pestilence and
famine"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

This new and bsaut al stge Of picture fast winning
the appcobat on Of The faatidous critics of th- fine
arts can be made psrleot fac sinate of nature
and less bic to change by light duration OF time than
any Ambrotype eUs7 made. Made Only at 1873 Main ST.
"A NFRAne1p A pEAS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

The BANK OF MUTUAL RaDRmPrroN.---
Henry 4. Shed, Esq, one Of the Bank Com
missioners, was elected on. "Wednesday by the
Bank OF Mutual Redemption, Cashier of that
Bank The institution win 20 into ihmedi.
ate operation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-09

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT FRAM1NeHAM-
The eighth biennial convention of graduates of
this school was held in birmingham Wednesday.
The exercises of the morning were opened with
song of welcome. Devotional exercises fol.
lowed, and salutatory address and poem were
read. AT noon tables were spread for collation.
in the grove. and there the company assembled.
Hon. George S. Boutwell, presided, and made the
opening speech. and was followed by Mr.. Tarbox
of birmingham, Eben S. Stearns, Esq, former
Principal of the School; Hon. Oliver Warner,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth; REV. Dr. Par
ker, Rev. Mr.. Bodwell and Hon. c. c., Esty Of
birmingham. In the evening a Ievee was held
at the hall.