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Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13
LOCAL NEWS

Schools IN WORCESTER coUNTY.-The num-
Der Of public schools in Worcester county, as re-
ported to the Board of Education, is 7l2 incor-
porated academies, z; unincorporated academies
add private SCHOOLS, IS total, SO4. The amount
OF money raised by tax for the support Of public
schools in the county for the past year was
Sl24,972; by voluntary contribution, S4l67; in.
come from various school funds, S245O; tuition
paid IN academies and private schools, S25,944 !;
making total Of Sl57 533. If TO this were ad.
ded the cost of books, incidental expenses, and
sums paid for private tuition other than repre-
sented in the public report, the amount expended
by the county for educational purposes during
the year. would probably be swollen to nearly or
quite 5000 900.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

FROM SOUTH AMERICA York, March
1--we have news frorl Balize, Honduras,
to the 18th ult. There were no American
vessels in port. Mahogany scarce and high.
The supply of logwood was large, at the nom.
inal price of $4,000. Dry goods and pro-
visions were very dull, and there was little
money in circulation. No rain had falleu
from June, 1857, to date.
The Legislature had met in session and
passed law for the importation of q hou-
sand coolies, or sepoys, if to be had, from In
dia
Small pox was.s spreading in the town.
Two thousand Indians from Yucatan had
visited the mahogany cutters on the RioiHa.
eda, but they retired peaceably.
Buenos Ayres dates are to JAM 10. 5usi ,
ness was dull. There were TWENTY-FIVE
American vessels in port, and very littl pro-
mise of cargoes for them.
= The crisis, it was expected would reeh its
height in Buenos Ayres about the 9th of
January, on the arrival of the Englishmai,
as it was anticipated that large amoht of
bills would be returned from Europe. Seye-
raj heavy failures were considered inc egtable.
Political news twas not of much interes
at Monievideo the revolution still ontin-
ued. The town was still in a state ofseige,
but it was not prosecuted with any AMOUNT
OF vigor The Blanquillas party Occupied
the city, and the Colordos were the besigers.
The struggle was carried on la gueriiJ, and
the communication between the tow and
country remained perfectly free and opn ex.
cept to fighting men.
A tillibuster expedition of fifty .tw men
had been organized In Buenos Ayre, and
sailed in the schooner Maipu for Monteideo,
to assist the besiegers. The schoont be-
longed to the Buenos Ayrean government,
and an attempt was made in Monteideo,
to identify that government with the Rove-
ment. The schooner was captured b the
MonteVideans after the fllbusters had Ian
ded.
The United States frigate st. Lawreneewas
at Montevideo.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

OYSTER EATERS sh uId improve the opportunity that
will be offered them today Utleys Wholesale oyster
establishment on Foster Street. regae themselves aud
their families with the best oysters ever brought TO this
market In addition to his usual fresh supply Of New
Haven bvalves, which received every afternoon by
express train, Mr.. Utley has today liberal supply Of
eTtra sized VgiNaGs, very large very plump, and Of
the most delicious favor assorted especially for toast
ing, frying, and picking.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

LITTLE SARAH.-Died, at Msdron, on Mon
day, Miss Sarah Roberts, aged ninety years.
Deceased, local celebrity, known generally
% Little Sarah" is supposed to have been
the smallest woman in England, and wds on
ly two feet ten inches high. Dwarfs. as a
rule, are deficient in intellect, but . Little
Sarah was quite an exception she was an
intelligent woman, and, possessed of an ex-
traordinary memory, could relate the time
and manner Of every local circumstance that
had transpired from her childhood to near tho
end Of her long life.' Cornish Jeicgraph.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

THE WING PARTY STILL LIVES "A whie
ticket, printed in due form, wac -un at the
election in this city Charles b. Haddock
for Governor, and full set of candidates for
all other offices downwards. The number of
votes which it received was one. We take off
our hat TO this gallant and indomitable sur
vivor OF once glorious and triumphant par
ty Until he can see his way clear into the
Republican camp, may his shadow be no less,
though we beseech him, for the honor of the
good old name, not to vote the next time for a
candidate who is like Haddock, an ayowed
Demoerat. Dozen (N. H Iannirnr
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

A PASSENGER CAR ON FIRE-A passenger
train on the Boston & Lowell Railroad was pass
ing through Wilmington on Thursday morning.
on its way to Boston, when the occupants were
thrown into CONSERVATION by the discovery that
the roof of the car surrounding the stove pipe
was on fire, and burning hercely. 1t was extin-
guished by the passengers, though not without
creating general alarm.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

WHAT KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC EDITOR
SAYS There is one free and outspoken Demo-
cratic journal in Kentucky which denounces the
Lecompton swindle in good set terms. We refer
to the Louisville Democrat, the most able and in
fuential Democratic paper in the State. Some of
its subscribers having recently discontinued it be-
cause it did uphold the foul scheme, the editor in
a few plain, fearless and pointed remarks, gives
them to understand that he is not to be moved
from his position by any such course as they have
chosen to take. The concluding paragraph con-
tains the following manly denuuciation of the
deed of infamy which the administration and its
Lecompton supporters are now seeking to perpet.
uate:
"They denying to the people Of State
the right to vote on the acceptance Of their own
constitution. They are meditating the act Of
forcing upon a people a constitution against
which they have protested in every form in which
protest could be pressed. In that protest. Le-
| comptonites, your opponents have the sword and
| shield Of Democracy. These are weapons that
were never encountered without the defeat of the
| opposition, and they never will be. They are
| moreover, in the hands Of men who know how to
use them. The Democratic party have succeed
| ed with Democratic ideas not aginst them. This
Lecomptonism is against them, right in the face
/ of them, and it will go down like other heresies
/ that have preceded it, II the Democratic party
want to succeed they had better leave it now. 1t
| is sinking ship, and the crew had betterfy. We
are out Of it. and don't intend to share its fate.
| The Lecompionites seem proud of their crazy
craft, and promise themselves a prosperous
voyage. Let them make the experiment. We
tell tell them beforehand, however, that they will
sink, and then we can ouy promise to save as
| many OF them from drowning possible"
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

IGNORANCE AND IMPUDENcE CoRmsRp-searceIv n
day passes but what good nstured soul becones
duped BY the so called Cheap PateIt Ambrotype Rooms
What can person expect for 10 or Is cents: hester by
far patronze d. Maxi an Harrington Corner wbo
still continues on in the even tenor Of his ways execnn
hundreds Of his Improved Ambrotypes weekly Al bis
old standard prices, 25 cents and uuwardsno ebsar
humbug system at Maxhams All pictures warranted ~
give satisfaction nd durable. "
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

GATES stands at the head OF his PRECISION as caterer
at his unsurpassed Saloon, No. / Bay State Block. Go
into Gates at any hour Of the day or evening and you
are sure to find spread before you that which delights
the heart of hungry or Boman. de will serve
up at moments notice, just what your appetite NAV
crave, and you will away dissatisfied with
your reception CaH and see HIM
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

A LEGISLATIVE. PRAYER.-The following la.
comic prayer was delivered in the Iowa House of
Representatives, the other morning, by the Rev.
Mr.. Shine;
Great God Bless the young and growing
State OF Iowa, her senators and representatives
her governor and State officers Give us a sound
currency, pure water, and undefled religion, for
Christ's sake. Amen"
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

HoRsB-SToLEN AND FoUND.-A horse belong
ing to Mr.. John Whipple, says the Woonsocket
Patriot, stolen from the street in Harrisville,
one day last week, while its owner was in the
Town Clerks office. The roads being quite
muddy, the horse was tracked to Douglas, and
into an old barn by the roadside 1t is supposed
the thief designed to call and get the horse again
after nightfal,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

The American Farmers Magazine, Qate the
"Plow, Loom, and Anvil,') for March, has a
long and interesting article on "The Cattle of
New England in which the writer shows that
the original stock imported by the early settlers
comprised the best then in Europe, and that the
better characteristics of the most noted stock may
be found among our present herds. which the
writer thinks are now more valuable for this cli-
mate than any fore ign cattle.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Atmarket 67O beef cattle, leO stores, 1000 shee and
lambs 100 swine.
Beef CatHe-PRrcEs-;Extra s7f a 8 first qpty
7a7 25 second quality 50; third quality 75 lrdi-
nary IS
Working oren-10O, 116, 100 and 1856.
Mich C0lOs-Saes at $50 81; common do 10 a D.
YeSt Caiues Sales at SO so a 4 90 4 IS each
Storss-Yearlings SIS AL; Two years old, $25 2S;
three ears old $50 81.
Hides-5 a 8 &c per ID. (none but slaughter at this
market. ca!f SkinS-9 lOc TaLiot0 e 7Ic pr ib.
Pets-100 25c each.
Sheep and LGlabs-$2 a 3; extra 4a5T5
SW5ae, stores-Wholesale 81 a 58o per y. FatHcgH
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

The excessive importation Of foreign goods into
ths United States, has been one Of the great
causes Of our late business revulson. We are
therefore, glad to see great falling of. At the
port Of Boston, since January, the importations
Of foreign goods have decreased fifty per cent
Last year, at that port they averaged one million
dollars per week
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

REMovAL.-As seen by his advertisement in
another column, William Mecorney has removed
his clothing store from Butman Row to No. 7
Lincoln House Block, where his old friends and
the public generally will find him ready to serve
them, as of yore, and with increased facilities to
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

AssIoNEEs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN WEST
BoYLsToN.-E. W. Vail will SELL this morning,
at ten o'clock, on the premises per order of as
sgnees, the real estate belonging to the insolvent
estate Of Windsor Morse The above property
~yill be sold in four lots, upon the most favorable
terms. For particulars see advertisement.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

SPEECH OF T. D'ARoY MoGsE.-Thos. D'Ar.
cy McGee, formerly editor Of the Irish Neps in
New York, but now member Of the provincial
parliament from Montreal, made his first speech
on the night Of March 3d, at Toronto, Q, W., IN
opposition to the government. II was exceed
ingly violent.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

The finest oysters we have seen for many day
came from 6. S. WhittemOre's fish and oyster
market, Nc. Pleasant street, where Mr.. Whit.
temore will be glad to accommodate the public
with the best of articles of all kinds in his line.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13
WORCE ESTER DAILY

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEoTIoN.-Returns from
two hundred and fifteen towns give Halle 497l
majority. There have been 1911 Republicans and
50 Democratic representatives elected so far. The
Senate stands Republicans to 8 Democrats.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

sHAD, OYSTER, PICKsKEL &C., fresh an nice received
at Richardson's, No 10 Mechanic street Richardson
has perfect understanding Of of the nature and habits
of the inhabitants of the brny deep and sesonIv the
best and most pefect, fresh and new Give him call.
today. il you want to have a lucious feast
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

A REMARKABLE CASE OF FORGERY AND
SwINDLING.-The st. Louis Democrat gives
the particulars OF singular piece Of fraud
which bas been perpetrated on some St. Louis
merchants. 1t seems that the clerk of an IL
linois merchant few months since induced
his employer to sell his stock in trode to him.
on the strength Of representations that he was
the nephew Of well known citizen of St.
Louis, and that Els father was dead and that
his uncle had purchased his property, and
given him two notes of $1,000 each, in pay
ment for the same. One of these he gave in
payment for the goods, and then visited st.
Louis, where he told tho same story, and en-
deavored to purchase more goods, but was re-
fused credit, and returned home. Shortly af-
ter, the merchant visited st, Louis, and gave
to tho parties who had refused to sell to his
successor, such good accounts of him, that
they regretted their course, and when, some
time afterwards, the young man again visited
the city, they sold him s % 900 worth Of goods
on credit.
A few weeks ago the Illinois merchant
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

TIE VoTE on THE JUDGE LoRINo ADDRESS
The following analysis, says the Boston Adver-
tiser, shows that the question of the removal of
Judge Loring not made party test in the
dominant party ::
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

BANGOR, Me-, March l2.-Daniel C. EN-
ery in Jail at Bangor, under conviction for
numerous forgeries, made his escape Friday
morning, as is supposed, by the aid of con-
tederate who concealed himself in the iailor's S
house.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Senator Broderick, of California, says thai one
hundred and eleven papers, out of one hundred
and twenty, of his State, oppose Lecompton, and
of the nine that sustain it. the most supported
by government patronage.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

sPuRR's sAIooN-During these times Of chilly March
weather there is comfortable place go to make
oneself comfortable than at spurrs where you gel the
best of stews chowders steaks any other Of the many
substantials and decacies good for man who can ap
precate the Injuries OF life. Give him call and have a
glorious feast.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13
Methodist COnference-Escape of BrOth-
eFaOm.

New York, March l2.-Rev. John Porsal,
of the. Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, has been transferred to the
New York Conference
1t is rumored that Brotherson, the Union
Bank defaulter, made his escape on the Amer
lea, from Boston.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13
MASSACHUSETTS, LEGIsLATURE
FRIDAY, March II.
SENATE

SENATE.
Mr.. Bailey of Worcester, from the Commit
tee on the Judiciary, reported that the House
bill to amend "An Act to exempt from lew
on execution the homestead of household.
er, ought to pass, with verbal amendment.
Adopted and the bill ordered to a third read
ing.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and
Insurance was instructed to consider the ex-
pediency of memorial to Congress for an
appropriation for the completion of the sea-
wall on Great Brewster Island, and also for
the protection of other headlands in Boston
harbor; and also for a scientific survey of the
harbor and Its channels.
On motion of Mr.. Metcalf of Worcester. the
Committee on Judiciary, was instructed to
consider the expediency of providing that as
SCISSORS may at any time in their official en-.
reer assess such estates as were emitted on the
first day of May.
The bill concerning the employment of
children in manufacturing establishments was
ordered to third reading.
The report QnexpedienD on the order rela-
tive to exemption of property from attach
ment, was accepted.
The bill to amend the 3lst section of the
-2S4th chapter of the Acts of 1856, was car
ried, % to II, and the bill was ordered to be
engrossed.
The resolves amending the constitution
with reference to the time of election of GER
tam officers and the tenure of their office.
came up by special assignment. The resolve
in relation to the Governor and Lieut.. Gov
ernor, extending their terms of office to two
years, was ordered to a third reading, l2 to IL.
The other three, extending the term of office
of the Councillors, Senators, Secretary of
State, Treasurer, Auditor, and Attorney Gen.
eral, to two years, were rejected.
HOUSE.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and
Insurance reported upon the Senate bill, en-
titled can Act in an addition to act for sup
plying the city of Boston with pure water, y
that the same ought to pass.
Mr.. Williams of Boston, on leave intro
dueed bill relating to insolvent debtors,
which was referred to the Committee on Pro-
bate and Chancery.
Passed to be EngrosSed. d.-Bill to establish
the compensation of the Lieut.. Governor and
the members of the Executive Council to
amend the Act establishing Police Court in
the town of Fall River; TO regulate the taking
OF terrapin in the waters of the Common
wealth; bill relating to the sale of property OF
insolvent debtors ; resolve in relation to in
mates oil State Almshouses. in relation to the
assessment and collection of taxes.
The hour having arrived, eleven o'clock
for the special assignment, the Senate bill to
change the jurisdiction in matters of probate
and insolvency, was taken up.
Mr.. Andrew OF Boston, Chairman of the
Committee on the part of the House, who re-
ported the bill, took the floor in favor of the
bill and favored its passage in very elaborate
and comprehensive speech.
Mr.. Brimblecom of Barre spoke at lenoth
in opposition to the bill.
At fifteen minutes before one o'clock the
House took a recess until two o'clock, p, nj,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

The Unitarian Society in Grafton, have invited
Rev. William g. scandlin, of Boston, to become
their pastor. He has accepted, and will com
menee his ministry in June.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Jon PRINTING, in every variety Of style, from
a yisting.card to the largest-sized poster exc
cuted promptly and on reasonable terms, at this
office.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

HATHAWAY will make for the public Single (llaaa
Pictures (ealled ImpTovcd Ambroypes) far &c certs
~ Ihe onty I"PTo9ed Ambrotgps, known as Cut
Oh dt Opposite ClaFk,s Block
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13
Tnr TuRK.-The New York Eveninq Posi

THB TURK.-Ihe New York EUeqing Posi-
says;
THE unfortunate Turk who is at present in
the claws of committee of 'gentlemanly' Coun.
Gil members, is said to have inquired of the in
terpreter 'What makes these men spit so eter.
nally 2 In Turkey, and, indeed, in Europe, gem
orally, no man ever spits in the presence Of an.
other, excepting in the public street and with his
head ayerted while here there is such a contin-
uaiion of firing and cross-fring of tobacco juice
in front of, across, and sometimes actually upon.
respectable people, that even Turk cannot con.
eeal his disgust"
tits reported that the Supreme Grand Masonic
Lodge OF Massachusetts has extended to theTurk-
ish Admiral an invitation to accept Of their hos
pitalities, and visit the different lodges under
their jurisdiction, during his visit to this country
The Boston Journal says arrangements have been
made by Shawmut Lodge No, /, and the Lodge
Of the Iron Crown, in that city, in the event Of
his visiting Boston, to receive him with appro-
pirate honors as member Of an Oriental lodge.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Thomas II F.Meagher, the Irish orator, sailed on
Saturday for Central America He says his mis-.
sion is not political, but TO gather materials for
lectures and writings on that country.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

The Lawrence Courier says that manufactur.
iug business is reyiving in that city. The Pacific
mills are being put into operation, and six hun
dred persons are employed on the corporation
now. One half Of the Duck mill has started up,
with a prospect that the other half will before
long The Pemberton mill Is also to commence
running soon.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13
sRMNkAA NOTICEs

Some Person bought ticket al Marsbis Wnsj.
Store for the Concert Wednesday evening and aid not
receive the right change If they will call it shall be
corrected. mehl2 5o1 W
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Col. Orr, Speaker of the present Congress- in
a letter to his constituents, says he will retire
after the present term.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

CHAPLIN & DADMUN

0 M . T III Q 2 PHYRIUIAN
PFIoR AND kEsIDsNcE liz MAIN 81 OFB1cR souR
FROM TO 3, AND TO o'oLooE 2. NJ
Worcester, Oct. 20. 1853
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

o.. F.. n r. RS
- II N TTSI',
lbS pain street, opposite the new Mechanics Hail
bund1nEs hut
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Or. Aeury Sargent gives special attontip tn
diseases OF the Eye ONCE No II Worcester RAM Block
mu2o ''N "'"NS
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Nos 4 8 Worcester Bank Block. Worces,e, NJ.
HENRY CHAPLIN, APPtEToS n. .n,,,,,s
apl dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

The BAND OF HoPE.-The public recognition
of Band of Hope" took place at the Univer-
salist Church. on THURSDAY evening. The exer-
cises consisted of temperance speeches and recta-
tions, and lively singing, principally by the chill.
dren. The pastor of the church and others took
brief parts in the services. The number of mem
bers of the band at this time is one hundred.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13
LIN COLIN HOuSE
II. Il. B0NNEY 4 co

A. w HITINGSS
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOM
myS No. Mechanics Hall, On stairs. dIv
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

HARRISON o. CLARK.
h STATE BROK KER
American House Block, corner Of Main and Foster
40 Streets, Worcester, Macs d6wts
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Acc1DENT.-About four o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon, as horse attached to a lumber wagon,
belonging to man in West Boylston, in which
were two Frenchmen, was proceeding down Front
street; the fore wheels became detached from the
body of the wagon, and one of the men, who was
intoxicated fell out and severely bruised his face.
He was taken to the Police Office, where he re-
mained till in a fit state to go home.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

n - y ASSHN hA-a n A EES
place in Worcester, by "' ''u''
J. NJ. FoLLANsBEE, Agent.
oct3O dbt&Ef Foster street, opp b. A w. Dpnot
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

mdln street.. .WOrcpRter. Mas
opposite the Depot Of the Norwich Nashua Fit,bburr
Boston and New York Railroads.
n. T. BpNNEY, ,. q. HALL ruos nrcvvn
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

o. III. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. s, Brinley Hail.
mh3l du wor,..,..s NJ,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Bntier and Cheese, Of the nrst quality just =
0e,vsa W. ana Tor sale by DRAPRR h CLARK.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

sale, Wholesale ard retail by
10 HILL, Druggist and Apothecsry,-
af.at ~ IA hi
Worcester daily spy., 1858-03-13

Ladies, Rend Or BLISS advertisement OF this
week IS 10 bH found in another column. Eyery lady
iay the young ladies' should read II attentfvely Tor IN IL
VIII be found tha, which will not fail 10 interest
every one Of youi for u treats upon subject that every
ady, who make, personal appearance and attraction 4
study, 10 deeply interested Ia. dkw2g inch6